03 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1972
Page
1
McGovern skeptical of Nixon peace efforts says televised address may mislead on Vietnam talks. He criticizes Nixon claim of strong federal funding gains and notes details unclear. McGovern campaigns in Michigan Illinois Ohio Indiana Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee amid vocal support and health issues.
A reader questions if nondilter cigarettes are ecologically safe to discard. An EPA spokesman in Washington explains that tobacco wraps may be biodegradable by bacteria, but plastic or chemical filters slow breakdown. Regardless, discarded butts create an unsightly mess.
Readers are urged to donate usable mattresses to Goodwill Industries Union Rescue Mission and Salvation Army with pickup by contacting local organizers. Separately a class action arises from Cochise College Park securities. potential investors urged to file claims by December 1 with Wallace Percy Trustee Scottsdale Arizona and preserve contract documents and canceled checks for recovery.
A Thurmont man advertises camyuities and various herbs with prices for ounces and pounds, offering postpaid orders and a contact path via Telegraph Avenue Berkeley and Indiana Botanical Gardens Hammond Indiana. The note claims all herbal companies sell ut y and lacks clear details or verification.
Washington AP report details 13 weekly donors who boosted Nixon campaign funds by about 3.5 million, including Clement Stone at 835 million and Richard M. Scaife listing 800000. The donors, some over 181000, were revealed in a July 1 1870 through March 9 1972 period, tied to the Corrupt Practices Act reporting cutoff.
Doctors prescribe many analgesics including narcotics and nonprescription options, but Anacin stands out as a widely used over the counter pain reliever. It claims fast relief for aches, pains, and even flu symptoms, with many patients relying on it before or after a visit to the doctor.
President Nixon told a national audience that the United States would sign a Vietnam settlement only when the agreement is right not one day before. He urged clarification of draft terms and warned against an election deadline forcing a fragile truce, as he campaigned across six states. The speech outlined a broader peace approach and domestic goals for governance and power restoration to the people.
The campaign relies on surrogates to carry Nixon's message while he stays low profile. Gallup shows Nixon ahead by about 11 points as McGovern campaigns with running mate Sari Boul Shrivier and a wide roster of officials, senators, cabinet members, and other leaders backing the President.
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