Tower spent 2.5 million in tough Texas reelection bid
Senator John G Tower of Texas reported campaign spending of more than 2.5 million in his difficult but successful bid. The piece notes the 1972 elections may total around 400 million, with final figures due January 31. It compares Tower’s spend to other races and discusses per voter costs and disclosure timing.
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Eleven Die As Twin-Engine Plane Crashes Near Elkton KY
A twin-engined plane crashes in an open field near Elkton Kentucky killing ten passengers returning from a football game and the pilot. Wreckage scatters across about ten acres, with only a portion of landing gear identifiable. The tragedy is reported on Page 6.
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Nixon and Kissinger in Paris for final peace talks
President Nixon returns from Camp David to confer with Henry Kissinger as Paris negotiations on Vietnam peace resume. Kissinger heads to Paris to meet Le Duc Tho with goals of early binding agreement. Thieu in Saigon holds NSC to discuss nine point plan and troop questions. United Nations chief Waldheim welcomes talks as protests surge nationwide.
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