Bush says U.S. won without threats at UN
President Bush said the United States won the diplomatic offensive at the United Nations by pursuing taste and decency, not threats. He praised American embassies and his team, noted Korea debate was postponed as a victory, and criticised the UN for not taking stronger action on terrorism. Arab and African states resisted a terrorism covenant.
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McGovern touts peace drive and Senate chair bid in Dakota speech
In his first speech since 1974 re election bid, McGovern touts antiwar stance and economy pledge to Nixon. He notes moving to Senate subcommittee chair and urges Democratic reform with constructive farm policy proposals for Dakotans. He contrasts 1940 grocery variety with today’s 8900 item supermarkets.
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