McGovern backs tax aid for nonpublic schools nationwide
Senator George McGovern campaigned in Chicago amid a large Catholic school audience and backed federal tax credits for private and church-related education. He urged support across stops in Milwaukee Flint Columbus and Carbondale while defending aid previously proposed by Chicago lawmakers. The move drew NEA opposition and raised questions about constitutional limits on church-state assistance.
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United Auto Workers
Richard Daley
Daley
South Dakota
Dan Rostenkowski
Mlingis
Roman C. Pucinski
Charles H. Percy
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Supreme Court
Steelworkers vote to stay neutral in election
LAS VEGAS union delegates vote to remain neutral in the presidential race and channel funds to congressional and share races. The 1.4 million member AFL CIO affiliate follows leadership and executive board, amid arguments about bargaining leverage and party impact. President I W Abel urges scrutiny of endorsements. Meany criticizes Democratic convention as elite lacking labor representation.
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Baltimore
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Nixon
Aflcioo
George Meany
Agnew shifts campaign tone as 72 image takes shape
Vice President Spiro Agnew opened a low key reelection push to 1972 with a quip aimed at McGovern. He defended his new style while stressing commitment to Vietnam and the Nixon administration, and criticized federal funding for community groups as a barrier to urban progress.
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Shriver Declares Children’s Aid Scandal In Campaign
Sargent Shriver launched a critique of Nixon economic policy in Duluth saying the administration wastes funds on war while neglecting crippled and emotionally disturbed children. He cited vetoed child aid bills and urged labor support, linking “Nixon progress” to higher unemployment and welfare gaps as he campaigned in Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
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