McGovern Sets TV End-War Plan Amid Election Talk
Sen George McGovern outlines a step by step end to the Vietnam war in a CBS telecast to air at 730 pm and promotes a November 7 vote for him. He spoke at fundraisers in Detroit Southfield Kalamazoo and Chicago while dismissing peace rumors as election eye talk and urging support for the Democratic ticket.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Detroit
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Richard Mixon
CBS
Southfield
Chicago
United Auto Workers
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
MacGovern
New York
Fils
Paris
Michigan
Nixon Keeps Campaign Activity In Low Gear
President Nixon plans limited personal campaigning through the election four weeks away. Deputy Herbert G. Klein says he will do less in 1972 than in 1970, with surrogates handling much road work and a possible rush near the end. A one day trip to Atlanta is scheduled this week and more intensive travel may follow before November 7.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Nixon
Todday
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Newsmen
Congress
Atlanta
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
George MacGoverne
Senate
McGovern
District of Columbia
Kieln
California
Massachusetts
Michigan
Scientists seek solutions to energy trials
A scrambled news snippet hints at science pages discussing energy challenges and potential solutions. Also referenced are court rulings on voting rights by maiden name and a humorous aside, with page notes tied to city papers and back pages.
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Scientics
Sen
Proxmire
Saath Hieeals
City Pape
Paris Talks Extend as Kissinger Seeks Pace in Peace Efforts
Washington reports say Henry Kissinger arranged a third consecutive day of talks with North Vietnam in Paris. White House and Saigon officials avoided discussing substance, signaling ongoing but stalled negotiations as Thieu’s role and a possible transition plan circulate amid renewed momentum.
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Henry Kissinger
Center
Paris
U.S
Washington
Jim Luther
Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Ronald S. Diegler
United States
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Ie Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Saigon
Neuyen van Thieu
Undl
Bilsworth Busker
White Mouse
George McGovern
Bunker
Thiew
Nixon
Thivaday
Thien
Thieu
Los
Newyen Var Thieu
Tin Song Daily
South Vietnam
Indochina
Tin Song
Ellsworth Bunker
Hoang Nha
Supreme Court rules tuition reimbursement unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, by a 8 to 1 vote, invalidated an Ohio law that reimbursed parents for private and parochial school tuition. Justice White dissented, saying a hearing was needed. The decision upheld a lower court ruling that such reimbursements transfer public funds to religious schools and violate the Establishment Clause.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Byron R. White
White
High Court
Hilind
Fower
First Frost Of Autumn Hits Area
Area residents awoke to the season’s first frost as temperatures plunged into the 30s across multiple towns. Boonsboro observer J Howard Beckenbaugh noted 33 degrees at 7 am with rising barometer, while Leo Cahill in Clear Spring logged 35 and Williamsport’s Water Treatment read 33. National Weather Service reports placed Cumberland and North East around 25, with other readings from Waldorf 95, Westminster 26, Frederick 37, and Easton 41.
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Boonsboro
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Leo Cahill
Clear Spring
Williamsport
National Weather Service
Cumberland
North East
Waldorf
Westminster
Frederick
Easton
Ginzburg Paroled From Federal Prison Farm
Ralph Ginzburg, publisher, is released on parole after eight months of a three year term for dispensing pornography. He criticizes the Supreme Court as he departs and vows to continue his battle as a matter of principle. He is a 43-year-old New Yorker.
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Lewisburg
Ralph Ginzburg
Supreme Court
Watergate spying alleged in White House linked sabotage report
The Washington Post reports FBI and Justice Department files show a broad campaign of spying and sabotage tied to White House officials and the Committee for the Re-Election of the President. It cites Ken Clawson and figures connected to Segretti, with alleged methods including forged letters and leaking items to the press.
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Margaret Gentry
Keen
Associated Press
Washington
Washington Post
FBI
Nixon
DeVan L. Shum
Post
White House
Committee
Ken W. ‘Clawson
Edmund S. Muskie
Clawson
the Post
Committee For
Vice Post
Monard Herbert Segretti
GOP
The
Segretti
Treasury Department
Law Iver
Marina del Hay
Calif
Ham
Paign
Manchester
Maine
Justice Department
Vyhe
Alex &. Shipley Jr
Nashville
Ter
Roger Lee Nix
Dennison
Iowa
Kennetth Griffiths
Alanta
Ségretli
Vietnam
Shipley
Tennessee
Fize
Segrett
Dulles Ternational
Dulles
Ken W. Clawson
Edmund 5
Muskie
Maolne
Spending Battle Looms Over Federal Budget Fight
Washington Nixon faces a clash with Congress over a $250 billion spending limit. A White House drive to secure an initial House vote targets unrestricted program cuts while Nixon pledges no new taxes and aims to keep tax relief for four years. Speaker Carl Albert warns the plan would be a historic mistake.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Carl Albert
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