Nixon voices progress toward true peace in endgame debates
Nixon cites progress toward peace as Vietnam settlement reports surface while McGovern challenges timing. Kissinger and Hanoi statements raise campaign tensions as Nixon vows peace with honor and prosperity without war or inflation. McGovern counters that peace terms could have been reached four years earlier and questions the political motive. Shriver and Agnew comment on election timing and strategy amid rallies in Huntington and Los Angeles.
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4000 Invited to World Largest Wine Tasting in Beverly Hills
United Winters Inc plans a record wine tasting on November 3 in Beverly Hills. About 4,000 invited tasters will be UCLA seniors aged 21 or older, making up the guest total for the event.
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Nixon aide cites same peace offer spurned by Hanoi in 1969
In New York Eliot Richardson says the United States offered similar terms in August 1969 while he was deputy secretary of state. He recalls Hanoi rejected the plan then, noting Viet Cong influence in rural South Vietnam lessened after the Tet and spring offensives. Richardson also cites Hanoi's possible view of Nixon’s election win and Vietnamization progress shaping 1970s outcomes.
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Reagan Attacks Critics of Viet Peace Treaty
Gov Ronald Reagan campaigning for Nixon attacked George McGovern and Democrats for opposing the impending Indochina peace accord. He said opponents should have supported an earlier settlement and argued North Vietnam must go home. Rockefeller joined, praising the administration and urging tax reform criticism of McGovern. Reagan cited high earners paying taxes and questioned the 621 seven figure earners who paid a high average tax.
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Reagan cites tax reform and corporate profits claims
Reagan argued that tax reforms raise corporate taxes by 400 million dollars since 1970s while cutting individual taxes by 21 billion. He disputed claims of being anti business, citing Lyndon Johnson era corporate profits at 5.3 percent and Nixon era at 4.3 percent to illustrate economic trends.
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