McGovern to tell plan to end war
Senator George McGovern will announce on October 10 a plan to end the Indochina war as part of an antiwar push, arguing a president can bring all servicemen home. The campaign targets Columbus Day weekend with appearances in Buffalo and New York City.
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McGovern
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Richard Nixon
United States
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Lawrence O’brien
Spiro T. Agnew
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New York City
Sargent Shriver
Columbus
Ohio
Agnew
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Democratic Congress
California
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
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John Schmitz
Atlanta
Michigan
Wisconsin
Senate shelves welfare reform for test of proposals
The Senate voted 46 to 40 to drop the tough Workfare plan from welfare reform and substitute a test of that plan plus rival proposals. In other news, Scripps-Howard newspapers endorsed President Nixon for re election, and Rep. Harold Runnels announced Army Corps of Engineers backing a flood control study near Gallup on the Rio Puerco.
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Senate
William V. Roth, Jr
Del
Senate Finance Committee
Scripps- Howard
Nixon
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Army Corps of Engineers
Gallup
Runnels
House Public Works Committee
Anderson derides Nixon as phony conservative during Roswell stop
Tom Anderson, American Party vice presidential candidate from Nashville, labeled Nixon a phony conservative at Roswell Industrial Air Center. He urged moral integrity and less power for leaders, blasting McGovern and Nixon's Vietnam policies while criticizing welfare growth, price controls, and revenue sharing as threats to liberty. He called for UN withdrawal, a constitutional priority, and term limits for officials.
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American Party
Tom Anderson
Roswell
George Richardson
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Anderson
U.S
Secret Service
Marilyn Holmes
Nashville, Tenn
Nixon
George McGovern
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
McGovern
Congress
Soviet Union
China
Mao Tse Tung
Arthur Bremer
Bremer
Students For A Democratic Society
Communist ‘Daily World
Wallace
Roswell District Lines Issue Prompts State Board Talk
Roswell Independent School District officials plan to present arguments at a State Board of Education meeting October 30 31 on district lines and compulsory attendance. Local leaders note 60 Roswell students attend Dexter schools and seek regulatory clarification on boundaries.
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Roswell Independent School
State Board of Education
Lawrence C. Harris
Parkview School
Roswell
Dexter
Virgil Henry
Brown
Henry
1793 Space Coin Sells For 100000 After Gemini 7 Flight
A 1793 large cent hidden in the Gemini 7 in flight medical kit in 1965 sold for 15000 with potential value up to 100000. NASA says no astronaut or agency official profited and the coin was placed by Dr Howard Minners and later certified by Borman Lovell. Ulrich, the owner, sold it to Steinberg for 5000 plus a 10000 lot in Grand Bahama.
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Paul Recer
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
U.S
Space Agency
Associated Press
National Aeronautics and Space
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Howard Minners
NASA
William Ulrich
Minneapolis
Minn
Minners
Borman
Lovell
Ulrich Ulrich
William Fox Steinberg
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bahama Islands
Ulrich
Lucaya
Grand Bahama Island
Bethesda
Closure of RETC sparks Indian leaders' criticism in Roswell
Roswell Employment Training Center for Indians chief Rodney M. Starkey denounces a Bureau of Indian Affairs move to shut the center as ill conceived and poorly constructed. He says no prior Indian consultation occurred while noting higher demand for reservation based, Indian oriented training and higher service counts than the BIA claims.
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Roswell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Rodney M. Starkey
BIA
Starkey
National Tribal Chairmen’s Association
National Council of American Indians
Thiokol Chemical Corp
New Mexico Candidates Split on Mills Mansfield Tax Reform
Candidates at the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association meeting voiced mixed stances on the Mills Mansfield tax reform bill. Democrat Eugene Gallegos opposed extending the oil depletion allowance and supported review of exemptions, while Manuel Lujan favored the reform approach. George Presson opposed the bill, and Pete Domenici offered qualified support.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Senate
House
Mills- Mansfield
Eugene Gallegos
Congress
Gallegos
George Ed Presson
Pete V. Domenici
U.S
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Manuel Lujan
Rn.m
Jack Daniels
U.S. Senate
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