Shriver Promotes People Focus in Pennsylvania Tour
In Pittsburgh, Adlai Stevenson Shriver argues Nixon favors corporate directors over children. He criticizes vetoes on education bills and the minimum wage, urging voters that this election centers on the people served or left behind. He cites contrasts between rich donors and poor residents encountered in West Philadelphia and Pittsburgh gatherings.
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New Type Light Used on Streets
Eighty new golden hue high pressure street lights have been installed along Dwyer and Sote as a joint project of San Antonio and City Public Service Board. The bulbs emit more than twice the illumination of the present mercury vapor lights. The $14,000 cost will be drawn from the CPSB budget of $500,000 for the city’s annual lighting obligations.
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Nixon Backing Tower Echoed In Texas Governor Race
United Press International reports President Nixon voiced strong support for John Tower in the Texas race, calling him a tower of strength on national security and urging Republicans to back his campaign as Dolph Briscoe campaigns elsewhere. Tower led a poll showing 52.9 percent to Barefoot Sanders 32.0 percent with 16.4 percent undecided, while Sanders criticized Tower over drug control votes.
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Texas
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Yarborough Campaign Schedule Tangles in San Antonio
Former U S Senator Yarborough will campaign for George McGovern in San Antonio with appearances at San Antonio College Library Room 301 at 10 am Trinity University coffee shop and the campus mall at noon announced by Jamie Baskin chair of Bexar County Youth for McGovern. Senator Tower cancels Los Angeles speech due to vote in Washington.
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Agnew Addresses Anaheim Rally Against McGovern Rhetoric
Vice President Spiro Agnew closed a weekend at Anaheim's 9,000 seat convention center with remarks criticizing George McGovern's rhetoric as more inflammatory than his own. The crowd cheered intermittently as Agnew contrasted his approach with McGovern's, while notable attendees included Foster Brooks and Reverend Robert Shuler. Reagan introduced Agnew after Goldwater, who was cited as the 1964 nominee. The event followed his stay at Sinatra's Palm Beach estate and included light jests about Disneyland attractions as he recited McGovern quotes.
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