Nixon McGovern duel for youth vote described in 1972 coverage
The article reports Nixon and McGovern courting the youth vote with McGovern winning the endorsement of the Student National Education Association and Nixon's camp vowing 500,000 under thirty volunteers in three days. It notes a Gallup poll showing Nixon ahead among young voters and includes comments from Sen. Kennedy and others criticizing or supporting the candidates, with campaign events across Chicago Detroit and Las Vegas.
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R-Tenn
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Texas leaders clash over insurance system reform
Austin reports a dispute over whether Texas should overhaul the current insurance framework. Gov. Preston Smith and supporters urge waiting for the regular 1973 Legislature to consider reforms, while opponents favor maintaining the three man Insurance Board and competitive rates.
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Benefit Checks Include 20 Percent Social Security Rise
In Bexar County Social Security checks sent in October reflect a 20 percent increase enacted in July. About 88,000 residents receive retirement, survivors or disability insurance, and will see the higher amounts in the September payment cycle.
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Purchase Of Bank Stock Told In Crest Central Park Bank
Government Personnel Mutual Life Insurance announced Tuesday the purchase of a substantial stake in Central Park Bank from Fred Erck and Alice, a major stockholder. The bank occupied ground-level space in the GPM North Tower at Central Park Mall, recording deposits above 15 million and nearly 5 million in resources in its June 1972 statement. Peter Hennessey serves as president for GPM, the largest mutual life insurer in Texas, with assets over 73 million and a surplus above 5.5 million.
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Party Loses Ballot Appeal In Inflation Talk
Sen. Bentsen warns unemployment could stay high as inflation pressures persist after the party fails to win ballot access. Rhode Island canvassing boards reinstate 171 signatures, keeping Eisenhower era goals in play while criticizing administration efforts.
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