McGovern TV appearance fuels bid to win voters
Sen George McGovern plans a national TV speech to push his peace plan and urge voters to back the Democratic ticket. He accuses Nixon of misleading talk as supporters including Sen Edward Kennedy rally to boost turnout in Detroit Kalama and Chicago amid final campaign week. Nixon schedules one appearance in Atlanta as aides tout favorable polls while both wives rally supporters.
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Television ban in San Diego campaign ad talks
Democratic assemblyman Bob Wilson and Republican Ron DePrincipe agreed to ban television ads in their race. DePrincipe proposed the ban after rumors of a $250,000 TV spend, while Wilson offered a $1,000 radio ad limit and kept to a broader restraint on airtime.
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Teachers Poll 72,000 UFT Members On Nixon McGovern Endorsement
The United Federation of Teachers conducts an eight day referendum among 72,000 members to choose presidential endorsements. City teachers decide if the DFT will back President Nixon or Senator George McGovern or remain unendorsed, with results binding on union leadership.
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Nixon fund-raising push seeks extra nine million
Maurice Stans, Nixon campaign chief fundraiser, said the campaign needs at least $9 million more in contributions. He denied reports that money is being steered to Senate or House candidates without direct requests, stating funds are directed only when contributors seek guidance on needs beyond the President.
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Agnew decries McGovern start as vow of dishonor
Vice President Spiro Agnew told about 9,000 at the Anaheim Convention Center that a McGovern presidency would begin with a retreat from a pledge of honor. He cited McGovern’s Vietnam stance and criticized his rhetoric as overly temperate and erratic while urging that five past presidents started with a world power pledge that McGovern would end in doom. The rally followed a $100-a-plate dinner, with net Republican funds estimated at $160,000 to $180,000.
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Labor Council Urges Nixon Defeat in Senate Race
The San Francisco Labor Council passed a resolution urging Nixon’s defeat and rejecting AFL-CIO President Meany’s order of neutrality. The measure, approved by about 30 delegates with one vote against, reiterates a two month old stance and will be presented at a convention to act on Meany’s order for California AFL-CIO to rescind its anti Nixon position.
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Schmitz Drives Nixon Foes In Oregon Campaign Swing
American Independent candidate John Schmitz campaigned in Medford at Jackson County Airport and Divgene Airport outlining a platform against abortion and for harsh penalties while opposing federal welfare spending. He floated serving as George Wallace’s running mate if Wallace runs as an independent in 1976. He urged legislative and congressional bids for 1974 and attacked Nixon policies as aiding the enemy through arms and trade with the USSR.
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