McGovern launches listening tour to challenge Nixon
Sen. George McGovern began his campaign with a three day listening tour starting in Manchester New Hampshire. He urged Nixon to accept televised debates this fall and pledged to campaign with Sen. Edward Kennedy to build support for his ticket. Kennedy predicted McGovern Shriv ers could erode Nixon's public lead as they meet party leaders and lawmakers.
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McGovern Campaign Gas Station Opens in Honolulu
A McGovern aligned service station in Honolulu operates as a fundraiser with the station leased and staffed by McGovern supporters to raise campaign money.
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End the War Debate Rocks House Over Indochina Policy
A heated House delay centers on a proposal to halt direct U.S. military involvement in Indochina in exchange for prisoners and a ceasefire. Speaker Carl Albert's vote remains undecided amid pressure from Nixon and McGovern, while ties to aid for South Korea and Israel risk jeopardy.
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Moustache rule irks policemen in Penn Hills
Penn Hills police resist a ban on moustaches beards and long hair or sideburns defying the chief. Patrolman Robert Alexander a member of the Fraternal Order of Police advisory board says they will fight it with their attorney predicting about a 50 50 chance to win.
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Ham recall due to excess water raises food safety concern
Chicago based Agar Food Products recalls hundreds of thousands of pounds of canned ham after samples show water content near double the allowed limit. Officials say there is no health risk to consumers though the large recall spans nationwide. The Agriculture Department stressed safety while noting compliance issues with labeling norms.
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Democrats for Nixon groups form to woo dissident Dems
Two organizations, led by John R. Connally and Floyd B. McKissick, plan to build support for Nixon among Democrats and Black voters. Connally will chair Democrats for Nixon with a 4-vice-chair lineup while McKissick forms the National Committee for a Two-Party System. Connally aims to raise 2 to 3 million dollars for Nixon’s fall campaign.
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