Connally declines Daley bid in Nixon for president push
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally led Democrats for Nixon and said he would not seek Mayor Daley's support to topple McGovern. He indicated no current political ambitions beyond helping Nixon win, and criticized Watergate bugging as illegal but not unique in campaigns. Tornadoes across North America highlighted in National Geographic report.
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Fifth Graders back Nixon in a mock student vote
Madison Elementary pupils aged about eleven wrote themes predicting the 1972 presidential race. Of 36 San Antonio Independent School District students, 32 supported Nixon and four backed McGovern, with reasons citing Nixon's leadership, Vietnam progress, and his family's finery.
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Bulldog Club Show Set For Three Days At San Antonio
Three shows in three days bring about 2000 dogs to the Coliseum's sheep and swine exhibition buildings. The Bulldog Club of America Division 4 holds a Friday show, the fifteenth annual San Antonio Bulldog Club specialty is Saturday, and the San Antonio Kennel Club fall unbenched and obedience trials are Sunday with 1507 dogs recorded. Judging includes Florence Y Savage and Raymond J Dickens among others. Streams in the United States carry about 1.2 billion gallons daily to the oceans.
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German author Boell wins 1972 Nobel Prize in literature
West German novelist Heinrich Boell won the 1972 Nobel Prize for Literature, the Swedish Academy announced. The 54-year-old author received the $100,000 award for his writing that combines broad time-scale perspective with keen characterization, renewing German literature. Boell, often called postwar Germany’s best known writer, is the first German to win since Thomas Mann in 1929.
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Two Suspects Held on Burglary Eluding Charges
Police nabbed two suspects Wednesday after a chase that ended when their vehicle stopped westbound on 8, near Larédo. A portable TV valued at 365 dollars tied to a burglary at Anita Quintanilla’s home, 1621 Breeden, was recovered. Guadalupe Aguero, 22, 2105 Vera Cruz, was jailed on burglary and eluding charges with bonds set at 5 50 and 2 007 respectively. Hector N Camarilla, 24, 253 Dartmouth, is jailed on burglary with a 2 000 bond.
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