Spying scandal ties White House staff to sabotage plots
Time magazine cites Justice files linking Deputy Assistant Dwight Chapin and White House aide Gordon Strachan to recruiting and paying Segretti for undercover work against Democrats. He was funded by a covert Kalmbach source and by a safe stash in Maurice Stans’s office as part of the Nixon re election effort.
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Herbert W. Kalmbach
Washington Post
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Committee For the Neelection
Maurice H. Slans
Secretary of Commerce
Democratic National Committee
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Chicanos Avoid Endorsing Presidential Candidate
California Mexican American Political Association votes on no endorsement after ballots fail to yield a majority. On the first ballot 43 choose no endorsement, 33 McGovern, 22 Nixon. On the second ballot Nixon falls to 16 while McGovern and no endorsement each hold 42. The stance prevents MAPA chapters from backing any candidate.
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Kennedy Family Picnic Aids Shrivers Campaign
In Rockville Maryland the Kennedy clan hosted a broad family picnic at Timberlawn Shriver estate to energize the final three weeks of campaign support for Vice Presidential nominee Sargent Shriver. Tickets ranged from five to twenty five dollars and attendees brought their own food. More than a thousand people crowded the lawn enjoying fried chicken peanut butter sandwiches squab liver pate and French wine.
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McGovern pledges 2 million new jobs nationwide
Los Angeles dispatch reports George McGovern pledging to create about two million new jobs early in his presidency through a $10 billion push into housing transportation pollution control and public service work. He linked this to a future $32 billion military cutback and argued peace time investment would yield broad civilian employment gains.
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