McGovern Shriver ticket details and campaign offices
The item outlines the Democratic ticket with George S. McGovern and Robert Sargent Shriver Jr., noting McGovern’s Senate tenure from 1962 to 1975 and Shriver’s roles including Peace Corps director. It lists campaign HQs at Travis and Soledad in what appears to be Santa Fe plus McGovern HQ at Craig and McCullough, and mentions bumper sticker distribution. It also provides employment inquiries for the National Parks Service and Texas Parks and Wildlife, with contact addresses.
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George S. Mr Govern
U.S. House of Representatives
Food For Peace Program
McGovern
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Elpanor Stezeberg
Northwestern University
Spiro Theodore Asnew
Maryland
University of Baltimore
Johnsont
Advisory Commission On Intereovernmental Relations
Robert Sargent Shriver Jr
Yale
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
France
Newsweek Magaszine
Camnaion
Travis
Soledad Streets
The
Nations Parks Service
Walter C. More
National Parks Service
Frank Kowski
Southwest Region
Old Santa Fe Trail
Santa Fe
N.M
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
John H. Reagan
Austin
Tex
Shriver Draws Mixed Response in Floresville Rally
Democrat vice presidential candidate Richard Shriver visited Floresville drawing mixed reviews. In Wilson County crowds, only a few endorsed his visit while others questioned the purpose and impact. A Shriver rally near Connally’s reception for Nixon drew about 500, with attendees praising unity and Shriver greeting locals after speaking at the courthouse.
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Shriver
Nixon
Tone
Shrivers
Wilson County
Clark Murray
Woortley
Connally
Wakatt
Shriver Praises Democrats Before Leaving San Antonio
Shriver, proud to be part of the Democrat party of Sar a Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson, pledges loyalty in Wilson County. He departs San Antonio International Airport at 11 p.m. for Las Vegas, shakes hands, signs autographs, and boards a Spirit of ’78 plane near The Spirit of ’78 exhibit.
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Sara Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Wilson County
Shriver
San Antonio Mernational
Las Vegas
Nev
Astern Airlines
Local Court Delivers Five Year Sentence in Unclear Case
A damaged OCR fragment describes a court case with a five year term. The text references a defendant and some violent context but lacks clear names, places, or charges. The article quality is poor, but the outcome indicates a multi year imprisonment.
Unclear Army Move Report Amid Turmoil and Casualties
Disjointed report details a chaotic sequence of events including an army movement, a murder, a stabbing, and a pension retirement. It mentions a port, depots, and several named persons amid alleged unrest. however many fragments are garbled, with names and dates obscured or unspecified.
Nixon and Connally Rally At Texas Ranch Party
The Nixon Connally gathering in San Antonio drew notable figures from both parties. James Roosevelt backed McGovern, calling him unfit for the presidency, while local Republicans including Sen. John Tower and Van Henry Archer Jr. met Nixon at the airport before a ranch reception. The event featured political veterans, business leaders, and socialites, with daughters and wives in attendance as mariachis played and guests toured a poolside setting.
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Connally
Roosevel
San Antonians
Randy
Connallys
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Banch
John Peace
Herbert Kelleher
John Steen
Paul Howell
B. Kigberg Johnson
Peace
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University of Texas System Board of Regents
McGovern
Senorast
Texas
GOP
John ‘Tower
Nixon
San Antonio International Airport
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Tower
Bentsen
Ranch Party
Bexar County
van Henry Archer Jr
Janelle McArthur
Picasa Ranch
Nixon rallying Texas Democrats at Connally ranch
President Nixon addressed about 350 Texas Democrats at John Connally’s Floresville ranch urging defense spending support and criticizing McGovern’s budget cuts. He praised Connally, highlighted border drug control and economic policy, and pledged cufflinks and pendants as gifts to guests, as crowds cheered his stance for America.
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Neworld
Connally
South Texas
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McGovern
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Laredo
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Grande City
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National Security Council
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