Queen Crowned Vegetable Expo Opens in San Antonio
Susan Gaim 85 was crowned queen of the 21st annual South Texas Vegetable Day Exposition in San Antonio. The festival begins Saturday at the Coliseum with formal activities, while Gaim, a John Marshall High School senior, plans to study dental hygiene at St. Mary’s University and has served as exposition duchess and Future Farmers of America sweetheart.
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Nixon McGovern Rally Across the Nation
Nixon lights up a campaign trail as McGovern supporters and supporters gather from Long Beach to Sioux Falls. Celebrities like Candice Bergen and Shir ley MacLaine mingle with voters while analysts predict limited GOP gains in Congress. McGovern urges dedication and unity as Johnson era hopes fade.
Shriver Makes Lone Austin Stop Before Texas Campaign Push
Democratic vice presidential hopeful Sargent Shriver spent election eve with former President Lyndon B. Johnson at the LBI Ranch then headed to Washington. He noted a social visit and said Johnson asked him to stop by as he was bound for Texas. Shriver campaigned in five states and said he sensed a shift in voter sentiment that could boost McGovern’s Texas votes despite polls predicting a Nixon win.
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Agnew Voting Quietly Amid Campaign Rebrand
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spent election day voting in Towson Maryland amid efforts to soften his campaign rhetoric. He earlier spoke in Richmond Virginia to a crowd of about 13 000 and denied substantive policy change, insisting only style differs from the old Agnew.
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Pat Nixon Confident Ahead of Election Victory
Pat Nixon, upbeat after a busy campaign swing, says the country’s vote is “the only poll that counts” as she and President Nixon vote at a San Clemente elementary school near the Western White House. They plan to fly to Washington for news of a likely victory and she predicts “more of the same” in the next four years.
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Law for Livestock strengthens Kentucky cattle safeguards
FRANKFORT Kentucky IPI Legislation from the 1972 General Assembly boosts the state livestock program by expanding inspectors authority and easing disease traceability. Some inspectors may be named peace officers with power to detain or arrest illegal livestock transporters, per Agriculture Commissioner Wendel P Buller.
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Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief
Doctors across the country prescribe and dispense millions of Anacin tablets yearly for pain relief. The ad claims Anacin eases headache dental pain arthritis and cold symptoms quickly with low stomach upset, suggesting readers take Anacin as a doctor might in office.
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