McGovern Amnest y Stance Faces Public Backlash
Henry J. Taylor critiques George McGovern over his draft dodger amnesty stance, arguing it conflicts with duty and the American ethic. The piece warns that conceding amnesty alienates core supporters and aligns him with liberal activists, risking broader electoral damage.
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Henry J. Taylor
George McGovern
U.S
Sweden
Canada
McGovern
Miami Beach
Vietnam
Nixon’s drug aid policy meets conflicting intelligence
The article reports Nixon’s anti narcotics rhetoric contrasted with CIA and other documents showing continued U S aid to Laos Cambodia South Vietnam Thailand Iran Paraguay and Panama despite evidence of drug trafficking involvement by officials and generals and political pressures against cutting aid.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
United States
Laos
Pbysic
Souvanna Phouma
CIA
U.S
Asia
Cambodia
Viet-Nam
Thailand
Iran
Switzerland
Geneva
Latin America
Paraguay
Auguste Ricard
Ricard
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Lakas
Agnew speech links minority aid to environmental disability
In Roswell on courthouse steps, Mr. Agnew cites environmental disability as a factor affecting minority populations. He argues for self sufficiency over welfare, mentions four Nixon goals security dignity peace and honor, and notes progress from aid to the underprivileged toward self reliance.
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Agnew
Roswell
Washington
Mr. Agnew
Nixon
Lois Purvis
San Juan County poll shows Nixon leads in presidential race
Fleeting results from Farmington Inside the Capital poll show Nixon ahead of McGovern 55.1 to 19.4 in San Juan County with 15.4 undecided. Domenici leads Daniels 49.7 to 36.4 in U.S. Senate race. Bond issue for state universities favored 328 to 154 with 268 undecided. Poll conducted by San Juan Community College students under Jim Miller.
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Fred Buckles
Farmington
Richard Nixon
Pete Domenici
Harold Runnels
San Juan County
Nixon
South Dakota
George McGovern
McGovern
U.S
John G. Schmitz
American Independent Party
Schmitz
Santa Ana
Calif
New Mexico
Linda Jenness
Socialist Workers Party of
San Juan
Sen. McGovern
Albion U.S
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Jack Daniels
Domenici
Daniels
Husky
San Juan Community College
Jim
Presson
Bruce King
Pete
David F. Cargo
U.S. Senate
Jack
Tom Morris
David Norvell
King
Los Alamos
Lea
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Senate
Dan Ahearne
Mesa Consultants Inc
Ahearne
Stand Tall. The Corps at NMMI and West Point endure
Col. Bob Kimble argues that while cadet life evolves and becomes more demanding, the core values of the corps endure. He notes West Point and New Mexico Military Institute retain esprit, high performance, and camaraderie, though adjustments modernize training and professional ties. The corps stands tall as ever.
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Col
Bob Kimble
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
West Point
Storm King Mountain
West Pointers
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