Nixon Pays Tribute To Agnew Loyalty In 1972 Campaign Kickoff
President Nixon ceremonially launched his 1972 bid with a Chicago and New York tour and a joint appearance with Vice President Agnew. He praised Agnew's loyalty and urged renewal of foreign aid while defending the Amchitka test as vital to national security. Goldwater urged Agnew remain on the ticket as Nixon's running mate.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Chicago
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
New York
Amchitka
Rozram
United States
America
GOP
Atlanta
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Standard- Seaver
Congress
Bob Hope
Robark Dole
Kansas
Hope
White House
Bong
Sery Vants
Nguyen van Thieuw
National Assembly
Thien
U.S
Saigon
House Vote Today Could Save Foreign Aid Program
The House faced a pivotal vote to extend foreign aid on a temporary basis past the November 15 expiration as the Senate pursued a smaller aid package. President Nixon warned that ending mutual assistance would destabilize the world, while Senate Democrats pledged to block a House continuing resolution. Rogers and Laird met with Republican senators to align the two bills with a $2.9 billion target.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Umbo
Nixon
New York
Chicago
United States
Egular
William F. Rogers
Rogers
Melvin H. Laird
Chilean Leader Welcomes Castro on First Latin Tour
President Salvador Allende grants a warm reception to Fidel Castro in Santiago as the Cuban leader begins a landmark visit outside Cuba in seven years. The trip includes plans to tour nitrate fields and copper mines, with future talks on expanding Chile Cuba ties and a renegotiation of Chile's $1 billion foreign debt.
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Bruce Handler
Prast
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Salud
Fidel
Communist Party
Castro
Allende
Antofagasta
Atacama
Chite
Santiagos
Alende
Soviet Union
Havana
United States
Red China Influences U N Secretary General Race
Diplomats say Beijing backing may elevate Max Jakobson of Finland as U N secretary general candidate. U Thant’s successor race centers on five permanent Security Council members with notable U S Britain and Finland contenders. The article notes Jakobson’s Finland relation to Moscow and rival candidates including Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe and Kurt Waldheim.
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Alec Collett
Associated Press
United Nations
CAP
China
Max Jakobson
Finland
U Thant
Peking
Security Council
Ching
Meade, Md
Fine Sant
My Lai
Paaebeon
Tan
Ph Hatee
Britain
United States
Moscow
Jarkolson
Thant
New York
Hamilton Shirley
Amerasinghe
Ceylon
Kurt Wall Henderson
Fail¢Heim
Austria
U.n.fing
Seals fundraiser opens at White House with Warwick Nixon
At the White House Tuesday singer Dionne Warwick and First Lady Pat Nixon admired a scarf duplicating a sheet of the 1971 Christmas Seals. John H. Biddle of the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association held the seals as the annual fundraising drive began.
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Dionne Warwick
Pat Nixon
White House
John H. Biddle
The
National Tuberculosis and Respiratory di
Sease Assocation
Bible Thoughts On Being In Christ A New Creature
A devotional note reflects on 2 Corinthians 5 17 affirming that in Christ a person becomes a new creature, not by external change alone but by inward transformation that redefines one’s life and identity.
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Christ
Newman
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Tad
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May
Aoven
Indochina War
Phnom Penh
Vietnam
Hue
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Am Rong
Nguyen Vanlong
Progressive Nationalist Movement
H. L. Mills
Hancock and Hagerstown
Woodbury
Lark
Hancock
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