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By lathy Frau- million tons of bombs have been In 1972. he took that pledge one step By Kalhy Fraze grassroots organizations to be found. from about $83.6 billion to $54 8 billion Newa Easter dropped on Indochina-more than further Not only did he go to the Soviet Newt Editor During the primary race, local He would halt work on such special during the Johnson administration and Union, but he also made an unprece- McGOVern headquarters seemed to weapons projects as the B-l bomber It was late November, 1968 more than during World War II and the dented visit to mainland China He's been labeled a radical since the crop up everywhere, and they brought and Trident, and cease further Only a few months had elapsed since Korean War combined earliest days of the presidential their candidate the desired results. development of the ABM system. the whole world watched THE SOVIET talks last May campaign Without the aid of traditional big- He would reduce the number of police and demonstrators clash in the THE MOST drastic increase in produced a nuclear arms limitation I'is opponents claim both hisonginal name supporters. McGovern moved uniformed military personnel from 2.3 streets outside the Democratic bombing came earlier this year. Since agreement, a commitment to join welfare proposal and the revised from only a fraction of the vote in last million persons to about 17 million, national convention. then, charges have continued to mount efforts in space exploration-with the edition will destroy the country's winter's New Hampshire primary to a and cut Defense Department personnel The . directed up until against the for allegedly possibility of a joint mission by U.S. economy. solid victory in the June California from roughly one million to 761.000 then by Democratic presidents, was' bombing non-military targets, astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts by They predict his promises to cut $.10 race ALL U.S. TROOPS and Air Force still taking its bloody weekly toll of including dikes and the French 1975-and agreements to cooperate in billion from the Defense Department And. in spite of the confusion personnel would be withdrawn from American and Vietnamese lives. embassy in Hanoi environmental. technological and budget will leave the country at the reigning at this year's Democratic con- Vietnam. Cambodia. Laos, Thailand The economy was just beginning to When Nixon took office, student medical research mercy of foreign powers. vention, he managed to round up a and South Korea. In the European drop from its dizzy wartime heights unrest was rapidly building to the Several weeks after the visit, Ihe But once in a while, even the comfortable majority to win the theater. U.S. forces would be cut from Vote-18 was only a vague slogan danger point. It culminated in the United States announced plans for a candidate can chuckle at the charges. nomination on the first ballot. 300.000 to 130.000 China and the Soviet Union were still spring of 1970 when the President multi million dollar wheat sale to the McGovern is best known for his early The Democratic candidate contends untouchables ordered U.S. troops into Cambodia to Soviet Union. IN A FIVE-minule television opposition to the war In 1963. when the that the United States could easily live And the nightmare of Kent was yet to cut Communist supply lines and But the big surprise in foreign affairs advertisement. Democratic country still basked under the glow of with such reductions without materialize destroy enemy bases. was China presidential candidate George the Kennedy years and Vietnam was endangering its security Although the troops were pulled back Last year, the United States finally McGovern plays down accusations that anything but a household word. Although military and defense THE DAY THAT he would take over to South Vietnam by June-as Nixon abandoned its policy of supporting the he would lead the country along a McGovern made his first Senate industry jobs would obviously be as President of the United States was had promised--by that time campus Nationalist government in Taiwan as reckless path to complete socialism- speech criticizing the war. reduced, McGovern says he would use still weeks away when Richard M. unrest had become so violent that four the only Chinese representative to the or even anarchy-if he were elected Although he voted for the 1964 Gulf of the $30 billion cut from the Defense Nixon discussed his concept of the students were dead at Kent, two at United Nations. President of the United States. Tonkin resolution and against its Department budget to create new Presidency with a Newsweek reporter. Jackson State and many universities The United States backed a proposal i.'e smiles at his audience as he sums repeal in 1966, he later called both civilian jobs. "The President has a were shut down. to give both the Nationalists and the up his case: "After all. conservatives votes "mistakes." He believes more net jobs would be responsibility ...to lay out all the facts The following spring, antiwar Communists a seat in the UN General are really just people who worship created by shifting these monies to and to explain not only why he chose as activists held a massive demonstration Assembly dead radicals." WHILE IN THE Senate he has co- other areas because "military he did. but also what it means for the in Washington. DC. but that was the What kind of man is the "radical" sponsored a proposal to eliminate spending is among the least efficient future Only through an open, candid last of the big-time protests. THAT PROPOSAL was defeated, but senator from South Dakota'' What funds needed to increase bombing methods of creating and maintaining dialogue with the people can a Activists tried to arrange large the Communist government ultimately would he do for this country if he's raids in Vietnam and two amendments employment " President maintain his trust and his protests last May when Nixon ordered won recognition as spokesman for the elected President? to end the war All were defeated In his acceptance speech at the leadership " mines to be placed in North Chinese people. McGovern's political career has If elected, he says his Vietnam peace Democratic national convention. What kind of President has Richard Vietnamese harbors (described by the Then last February, Nixon became included four years in the U.S. i.'ouse plan would be to cease all bombings on McGovern said his highest domestic Nixon been during the four years since media, but not by the President, as a of Representatives and 10 years in the Inauguration Day and withdraw all priority would be to guarantee jobs to 11 the first U.S. President to visit he made thai statement What kind of blockade I. but no coherent nationwide Communist Chinese leaders in their Senate From 1961 to January. 1963, he troops from Indochina within 90 days of all who are able to work, either President will he be if he's re-elected demonstration could be arranged homeland served as the first director of the Food inauguration. through employment generated by a next week'' The meeting didn't produce any For Peace program. Before last summer's convention he "reinvigorated private sector" or VIOLENT demonstrations have all major formal agreements, but it i.'e made his first bid for the went so far as to say he'd be willing to through jobs created by the federal In 1968. the then-president but disappeared, partly because U.S. Democratic presidential nomination in go to Hanoi to beg for release of government. promised to de-escalate the Indochina opened the way toward normalization citizens are not as directly involved in of US.-Chinese relations for the first 1968 amid the chaos following Robert American prisoners of war. War through negotiations. the war as they were in the late 1960s Kennedy's assassination Much of his Vietnam peace plan is HE HAS PROPOSED a $10 billion I.'e said he was opposed to bombing time since the Second World War. When Nixon took office, about 3.5 Nixon had not only met his 1968 included in this year's Democratic investment in job-creating enterprises, non-military targets, blockading North million persons-a large number of pledge, he had added a Chinese touch ALTHOUGH HE didn't have the party platform, which states that with his primary attention focused on Vietnam or using nuclear weapons to them draftees headed for Vietnam- time to mount a successful campaign "after the end of U.S. direct combat housing, transportation, environmental bring the war to an end. to it that no one had expected. were in the armed forces As of last • to "Nixon record Hated," then, this year he succeeded in participation, military aid to the protection and public service employ- He favored stepped up training for July, the total had been cut to 2,3 page four creating one of the most amazing Saigon government and elsewhere in ment. South Vietnamese troops, a new million. Indochina will be terminated." During the primary campaign. emphasis on pacifism and negotiations In addition, draftees are no longer Although his major campaign issue McGovern's welfare proposal included with both the North Vietnamese and forced to serve In Vietnam could be obliterated if President Nixon sharp increases in taxes on inheri- the Soviets The draft itself seems to be on the '72 campaign issue is able to negotiate a settlement of the tances, businesses and family incomes way out. war before election day, McGovern is of $12,000 or more a year FOUR YEARS later, what is the on record as saying he would welcome The extra revenue would have been result'' You've probably heard a lot of talk and debate these past six NIXON PLEDGED in 1968 to abolish months about candidates, ballots, issues, races and platforms-on the a peace announcement-no matter used to provide every person with a Presidential advisor Henry the draft. Pis administration's first when it is made. minimum income grant of $1,000 a Kissinger has been involved in national, state and local levels. step toward updating the Selective And you've probably heard views from all ends-from the most If elected, one of McGovern's year. hundreds of negotiating sessions since Service System was a switch in late right-wing conservatives to the far-left radicals. highest priorities is to reduce military On Aug. 29 he presented a revised Nixon took office—most recently a 1969 to the lottery method of choosing spending. proposal which included a job marathon four-day session in Paris and draftees. And if you're like most of us, election jargon can very easily gather into one big ball of confusion until you're rolling downhill with it. So guarantee for all people able and a trip to Saigon which gave rise to In an attempt to persuade more men HE HAS NEVER voted against the willing to work; expanded Social rumors that a negotiated peace will be stop for a minute and take a look at our special non-partisan issue. to enlist voluntarily i and to prove that If you plan on voting in this election, next Tuesday is no time to entire Defense Department appro- Security to include a minimum announced in a few days. the United States could muster enough familiarize yourself with the candidates and issues. That's why we're priations bill, but in 1969. 1970 and 1971 monthly payment of $150 for all aged, A few months ago. the President men for a volunteer army). Nixon here-Because we believe that an election does more than just choose he voted or paired against final disabled and blind persons, and an ordered the last U.S. ground troops out sought and gained approval for a President. passage of the military procurement annual minimum of $4,000 in cash and of Vietnam. When he took office in substantial increases in servicemen's In addition to outlining the nine political party platforms, we've bill food stamps for a family of four who January. 1969. 543.000 troops were in pay. concentrated on those issues and candidates that are crucial to you He has consistently voted to abolish have no other income and are not able Vietnam. As of last July, that number Now all indications point to no draft both as a citizen and voter-from the state income tax repeal to those or reduce spending for the Anti- to work. had been cut to 46.500 calls during the first six months of men running for justices of the Ohio Slate Supreme Court. Ballistic Missile < ABMl system and to MCGOVERN'S stand in other areas The ground war is solely in the hands 1973. and a switch to an all-volunteer Local issues and races will be covered in The News tomorrow end the use of herbicides in Vietnam include army on July 1 when the current draft through Friday. His proposed budget for the Defense Draft-He was one of 16 senators to of the South Vietnamese, aided only by law expires. U.S. military advisors Next Tuesday's balloting will decide the fate of this coastry for the Department focuses on a $30 billion cut vote in 1971 against passage of the But the air war had been drastically After the 1968 election, Nixon next four years. History will have been made. Asd only yoe e in military spending over the next Military Selective Services Act. increased. pledged to arrange summit talks with it happen. three years. By the 1975 fiscal year, he •to "McGeven'a stand ea Since January, 1969, more than 3.6 S-jviet leaden. would reduce military expenditures issaea," page three Pot* 2Ah* tO New,, Monday, October 30, 1972 Issue Two-What's behind it for you? Other revenues State tax repeal open to Ohio may hike fees The Ohio Department of Taxation tour would be taxed under the current has compiled estimates of the revenue income tax, a two-cent raise in the the state will need for the rest of this state sales tax, and a 1.1 per cent flat By ScottScredon nue sources-mainly the state sales fiscal year to maintain current levels rate income tax. (see below) Maaagiag Editor tax of spending if the state and corporate A graduated income tax. which is -In deciding where the remaining income tax is repealed. currently used by the state, provides University officials are still uncer- tax dollars would go. the legislature The director of the Department of for a person to be taxed according to tain about whether or not to raise could assign priorities to certain Taxation is appointed by Gov. Gilligan his ability to pay. student fees winter quarter if the state programs receiving state aid This means a person in the 15,000 income tax is repealed next week For example, the legislature could THE DEPARTMENT says It would income bracket will be taxed a smaller Dr. Leo Navin. professor of cut the existing welfare budget by 50 take a 2.7 per cent Increase in the state percentage of his income (0.5 per cent) economics and assistant to the Univer- per cent and retain state aid to pri- sales tax to replace the money lost by than a person in the $7,500 bracket, who sity coordinator of budgeting, said the mary education at the same level as the current income tax in the 1973 is taxed one per cent of his income. University and the state would be able before a repeal fiscal year. A sales tax and a flat rate Income tax to survive an income tax repeal until This process would also be used to It also says it will take a 1.5 per cent are referred to as "regressive" taxes "about March or April of 1973." determine how much money would be flat rate Income tax--if it were used by economists. But by that time, existing state funds given to higher education For instead of an increase in the sales tax- This means that the lower the would be depleted and an increase in example, if slate aid to higher educa- to replace the current income tax income a person has, the higher pro- fees for spring quarter would probably tion were cut by 25 per cent, the Uni- The department also compiled a portion of that Income is paid in be needed, he said versity would lose about $12 million table outlining how an Ohio family of taxes Before deciding how to make up the during the first six months of 1973. state aid that would be lost if the Only after the legislature reallocates Income 11 flat rate 0i% to 3.5% 2« rise income tax is repealed, the University its money, will the state universities (Family of Four l graduated income tax in sales tax income tax would have to wait for several deci- know how much aid they will be $5,000 $15 $55 $33 sions to be made by the Ohio legis- receiving, so they can decide when and $7,500 $3» $72 $«1 lature. Dr. Navin said how to make up the lost revenues $10,000 $K m m This University can make up the lost $15,000 $135 $104 $143 Campaigners post iigns and (logons throughout campus in UNDER THIS legislative process funds in one of three ways- by cutting $25,000 $390 $134 $253 hopot that their favorite will be th* victor on election day. -The legislature would reconvene in certain University programs, $50,000 $1,180 $14fi $528 January to decide how to reallocate increasing student tuition, or using a money still available from other reve- combination of both

THE LEGISLATURE may also create emergency funding programs Legislature may act if repeal passes when it reconvenes If it could come up with some new source of revenue-such as an increase in the sales tax-the Uni- By Scott Scredoa repealed, they are in full accord that is not lair because lower income Dr. Navin also said the existing loop- graduated income tax. will probably versity would not be as hard hit finan- Maaagiag Editor alternative methods of state finance persons would pay a higher proportion holes would be even "more glaring" if have to be eliminated cially proposed by Issue Two aren't the of their income in state taxes than a a flat rate income tax were enacted "If the income tax is repealed, University spokesmen say If the fairest or most profitable kinds of tax person in a higher income bracket. He said state and local bonds, and chances are the property taxes won't Steve Miller, coordinator for com- state income tax is repealed other available. Rep. Robert Netzley (R-7 Laura I, dividends from stocks are common be financed," Dr Navin said munity and stale affairs for the sources of revenue will have to be Besides calling for the repeal of the one of the leaders of the income tax securities that can be considered tax The homestead exemption, which Student Body Organization iSBO), said found to maintain the current level of tax, Issue Two says that any other repeal, says the present graduated deductible for federal income tax applies to elderly persons living on if the income tax is repealed, sub- state spending income tax instituted by the state must income tax provides "loopholes' that purposes fixed incomes, would most likely be stantial increase in student fees is However, no one seems to know how be a flat rate tax enable the rich to escape the tax. He Since most of these securities are removed too. according to Steve "virtually certain " much money will be needed to replace believes this places a higher burden on bought by high income persons, they Miller, coordinator of community and Miller said talking about how much the Income tax. THIS FLAT rate tax would need the taxation on low and middle income are deductible on their federal income state affairs for the Student Body money the University would have to If the Income tax is repealed, there is approval of the majority of the voters families. tax Organization (SBO). make up if the income tax is repealed no way the state can maintain its in an elect ion However, Dr. Navin, said the is "a numbers game " current level of spending on all its pro- A flat rate Income tax requires that present income tax system has . THEREFORE, on a flat rate income ADVOCATES OF the present income grams, according to Dr. Leo J. Navin, all taxpayers pay a certain percentage eliminated some of the tax loopholes tax, the higher income person who has tax system also say it benefits the state HE SAID it all depends on how much professor of economics and assistant to of their income. that exist under the federal income these "loopholes" will actually pay through what is called its "economic the legislature would decide to give the co-ordinator of budgeting at the For example, a one per cent flat rate tax lass in state taxes than the.lower elasticity" factor higher education after it reconvenes in University. income tax would mean that a person He also said that all the state has to income person This means that under a graduated January. But neither Dr Navin, nor any one earning $5,000 annually would pay $50 do to correct its own loopholes is to These deductibilities reduce a income tax structure, as a person's If the University choses to make up else contacted at the University, could in state taxes. write changes into law. person's taxable income, therefore income grows, he moves up into higher all the money through fee increases, it say how much state revenue would It would also mean a person earning enabling them to pay less than I 1 per tax brackets, thus bringing more would total about $40 more per quarter have to be made up. $20,000 a year would pay $200 in state "RATHER THAN throwing out the cent money into state coffers for each student All agreed that If the graduated state taxes. entire tax system, just redefine the University sources also said the 10 Dr. Navin said a flat rate tax does A combination of student fee income tax is repealed, actions by the Proponents of the current graduated state income tax base to eliminate per cent rollback in property taxes, not have this "elasticity'' factor increases and a cut in funds for some Ohio legislature will determine what income tax say this method of taxation these loopholes." he said. which was made possible by the Instead, as a person's income grows, University programs would result in a state-financed programs receive how he would still be taxed the same much aid. percentage of his income. somewhat smaller increase in student fees. If the tax is repealed, the state Thus, while the person is adding Miller said the programs most likely legislature will have to determine bow School budget cuts possible more dollars to his income, the amount paid to the state does not rise pro- to be cut back would be the Student to replace the Income tax money, now Development Program, Student Activi- expected to produce about $1.2 billion portionally ties, some of the University athletic during the first six months of 1973 By Kay Woods Ohio might be forced to close if this DR. MCCRACKEN said that about Dr Navin said he supports the programs, the Health Center and some i repeal) goes through. This is one third 86 per cent of the school budget is current graduated income tax because auxiliary services THE MOST probably source of state If the graduated state income tax is of the high schools in Ohio. made up of salaries and retirement of its "degree of progressively ' income would be an increase in the repealed, schools across the state may money. "The current income tax does a In the academic area. Miller said existing four-cent sales tax. It would be forced to close "WE WOULD cut back all we could "They're going to have to find some reasonably good job of making high students could expect larger class probably be increased to six cents. J. Patrick Gallagher, principal of as long as we could still give a quality other source of revenue to replace all income individuals pay proportionally sizes, a cut in some of the graduate But the amount of revenue an Bowling Green High School, said a education. I'd like to think we wouldn't or part of the money lost (If the repeal the same amount of taxes as the low increase In the sales tax would bring in assistant programs, and a decrease in repeal would be "catastrophic" for close," Gallagher said goes through). Closing is always a income individual A flat tax or sales Is also in doubt. It is not certain how scholarships Bowling Green schools He said it would be difficult to possibility because if you don't have tax does just the opposite," he said close the total would come to the He did not say whether or not he it amounts to 4 1 mills in tax dollars predict where budget cuts would be the money to operate you can't "If people are responsible, the thought some or all of the program amount now brought in by the income we would lose. As everybody knows, made since the schools already have operate." he said tax. repeal issue will be defeated." he said money would be cut. we're working on a close budget now. certain contracts they must honor and It is also not known yet how much although It's not an austerity budget." because many extra-curricular acti- Tax repeal supported money the state will receive from the he said. vities are not funded through the school federal revenue-sharing plan recently board. enacted by Congress. If the repeal is approved, about But if the proponents of the current $300,000 would be lost to the Bowling The repeal would definitely affect income tax aren't sure how much Green public school system, he said new programs, text books and school money the state will lose if the tax Is "Approximately 200 high schools in supplies, he said 'Growth in economy' Dr. Robert McCracken, superinten- dent of Bowling Green schools, said. By Scott Scredoa sharing plan recently enacted by the Netzley said, "Many corporations "We can't cut out what we've already Maaagiag Editor U.S. Congress will bring more revenue are paying taxes even though they contracted for If the tax is voted out. to the state over the next few years. don't make that much " the legislature will have to meet imme- BG No state-financed programs will be He did not say how much money this He said many of the steel mills in the me news diately to take action, because the cut and no state revenue lost in this program would bring to the state, but state have been hit hard by the tax. great bulk of schools would be in a biennium if the current state income "Many of the large steel companies An Independent Student Voice chaotic situation." estimates have ranged in the 10s of tax is repealed, according to Rep. millions of dollars over the next five are paying taxes, even though they Robert Netzley (R-7), Laura. years. don't bring in that much income since Editorial Staff Netzley is the recognized state Money set aside for tax credits to their facilities are old," he said. Yes or No leader behind Issue Two. the con- parents who have children in parochial editor kathermt I hatton Issue two, a constitutional amend- stitutional amendment to repeal the schools could also be used, Netzley NETZLEY was critical of the state income tax managing editor |. noil .cr.don ment, aaks Ohio voters three things said current income tax, saying "most of the money goes to welfare and bureau- newi editor kalhU.n m. fraio -To repeal the graduated state and He said since the U.S. Supreme HIS REASONS for supporting the Court overturned a state statute pro- cratic agencies that help spread the editorial editor annm. hofbauor corporate income taxes; -To require that any income tax ever repeal include the "tremendous posing this kind of tax credit, the waste." makeup editor rasa m. hume Ke said Gov. Gilligan hired 8.000 new enacted by the state be a flat rate tax growth in the state economy," money money could now be used for other iporU editor fredork r ortlip state employees after the income tax -To stipulate that a flat rate tax from the federal revenue sharing programs. photo editor marclo j lamer passed. He termed it wasteful, costing receive a majority of votei In a general program, money that was set aside for He said $61 million had been set copy editor joanc.gtjtl election 'state aid to parochial schools, and a aside for this aid the state an unnecessary $64 million a year. entertainment editor patrkia I bailey Voting "Yes" on Issue 2 means you cash surplus in the state treasury. Netzley disagreed with proponents of are voting for the repeal of the present "The state of Ohio has had the current state graduated income tax tremendous economic growth In the who claim state programs would have Netzley also said welfare spending graduated income tax. under Gov Gilligan has increased by Business SloH last 18 months, a growth of between to be out if the tax is repealed Voting "No" on Issue 2 means you 57 per cent. are voting to keep the present grad- $500 and $600 million," he said. busmen monog.r vooghn o. rockhold "This will mean approximately $190 Because of this policy, "he uated income tax. "THERE IS no way we would have advertising manager john g. pollock million of state tax money due to the to cut programs." he said. "State (Gilligan) has opened the floodgates," enabling more people to qualify for .al.t manage. mkhool j. volenlini sales tax for this biennium," he appropriations to higher education will Issue One is the decision for the welfare. Netzley said voters of Ohio to call a state constitu- continued. not decline in this biennium," he He also said state finance director continued. He said Aid to Dependent Children Editorial and Busmen OHkot 106 University Hall tional convention This would allow the has risen 38.1 per cent since the Harold Hovey reported a cash balance The repeal of the income tax will not Phone 372-2003 voters to elect delegates to a state con- governor took office. in the state budget of over $281 million provide by law that the 10 per cent n.H tal e— W*. *. Mfc,. *«,*. ^ta .._ _ ... . . vention who would make proposed — wm as of June 30. 1972, the end of the last property tax rollback or the homestead Netzley said he is not opposed to an g»—aaeati —a, ,H»Ma—> ■ 4 .»**, o~. ».. w changes in the constitution The pro- posals would be subject to a vote of the fiscal year. exemption for the elderly will be income tax, but would rather see the *«— -W-W •• — .—-...w «*«, „ *. ,fc^ «... mmmm,, ^u. , people Ke said he estimates this cash repealed, he said. money collected by the county instead ■"—'"*'"——"■ " "<~+f**m»*t*»4t»mo**m.mMt,. balance will grow to over $550 million A repeal of the current graduated of the state. —»»»—»,,*,,I.V_-II.BH,_ **-" — iTTTll ll iTfLJ II I —-j.^..,, . ■._...... _■ --i ri i A "Yes" vote on Issue One means by the time the current biennium ends. income tax will also repeal the four-to- "I'm opposed to a tax where the you vote for a constitutional conven- eight per cent corporate income tax, money goes to the state and is tion. NETZLEY said the federal-revenue too. wasted." Netzley said. Monday. Octobor 30,1973, Th. BC News/Pot* 3 This guy's got it,' Nixon, 1968 Agnew became household name

By Deny Law In this office Agnew was beginning to himself as a phrase-maker was his He is acting as the spokesman for the SUfl Reporter accumulate some of the experience in address at a citizens' testimonial Nixon administration since the Presi- urban affairs that con- dinner in New Orleans. dent has not personally involved him- 'There can be a mystique about a sidered so important in his decision to In that April. 1969. speech, Agnew self in much campaigning man You can look him in the eye and choose the Maryland native as his said."a spirit of national masochism know he's got it. This guy has got it. running male in 1968 prevails, encouraged by an effete AGNEW HAS said he wants to People say he's not known That's corps of impudent snobs who charac- "obliterate" the reputation he earned nonsense in this day and age He's IN 1M7, Agnew ran on the Republi- terize themselves as intellectuals." in the 1968 campaign as a hatchet man known now. and as the campaign goes can ticket for governor of Maryland In explaining why be used the and to confine the campaign "solely to on. he'll become better and better and won by a surprisingly wide margin colorful language. Agnew later said it the issues." known " in a state where Democrats out- was needed "because you cannot As a result, his campaign this year The year was 1968 and the speaker numbered Republicans three to one awaken people with a whisper has been toned down and restrained. was Richard Nixon, then Republican By winning the election. Agnew In later speeches, he attacked "There's no need for any dramatics nominee (or the presidency. Pis became the fifth Republican governor "radical liberals" in the Senate, whom in this campaign because the issues are subject was Spiro T Agnew, his vice in the history of the state. he said were pursuing a spendthrift very clearly drawn." Agnew said. presidential running mate, who would It was during Agnew's governorship policy Among those included in the The only reversion to the spirit of the soon rise from political obscurity to that he established his national reputa- atUck were J William Fulbnght of 1968 campaign "ccurred last Tuesday establish himself as "a household tion as a man who is not afraid to speak Arkansas, Edward M. Kennedy of at the Rome-Utica airport in New word " his mind. Massachusetts and Joseph M Montoya York In April of 1968. riots broke out in of New Mexico. When hecklers persisted in JAMES T. Wooten. a reporter for the Baltimore following Dr Martin Luther Agnew said his campaign was interrupting his speech. Agnew pulled New York Times, has described King's assassination At the height of designed "to defeat the establishment out a stainless-steel whistle from his Agnew's life and career as a "con- the crisis. Agnew called about 100 in-group." pocket and blew it at the protestors, tinuous process of becoming, and being black community leaders to his office "AGNEW DID a highly effective job saying. "That's five personals and there, in the opportune place at the for a meeting of what he was supposed to be doing- you're out." opportune moment." The leaders, expecting a plea for raising money." Herb Klein. President Wooten pointed out Agnew was "a help and co-operation, were instead Nixon's director of communications, POLITICAL observers have chemistry major who became a leveled by a double-barreled barrage said later theorized that the toned-down version lawyer; a Democrat who became a from Agnew. who accused them of en- "Much of the attack on him was by of Agnew is designed to groom the vice Republican: a PTA chairman who dorsing "black racism " people afraid to attack the President president for the presidency in 1976. became a state governor, and a Greek directly." he said. immigrant's son who became the vice BECAUSE the community leaders Because of his controversy-creating When asked about that possibility, president of the United States." had previously said they would not Agnew has said, "The answer is a very appeal. Agnew was able to raise $5.5 While on the campaign trail, vke presidential candidate R. But perhaps it is not so surprising criticize any black leader-militant or million in funds for the Republican frank yes. I think I'm up to it ... I'd dons a hard hat for a visit to a Youngttown that this Greek immigrant's son has pacifist-Agnew charged they were party have no qualms about taking over the earned a reputation as a man who is endorsing violence as a path to civil This year, however, Agnew is helm .. 1 would not have sought the steel mill. not afraid to say what he thinks rights wearing a different face during his vice presidency if 1 had doubts about Even back when he attended Forest "Peadway in civil rights can only be campaign. my ability to handle the presidency." Park l'igh School in Maryland. Agnew made through the sweat and spiritual was known for his ability to express leadership of men such as Roy Wilkins himself forcefully and with clarity and Dr King, but not through vio- From the time he was 14. Agnew lence." Agnew said. wrote his father's speeches when the Before he finished speaking. 59 of the McGovern's stand on issues senior Agnew was active in the 100 leaders walked out, some later Greek-American Civic Club calling Agnew "as sick as any bigot in and construction projects, and controls removing special lax advantages for America." •from page one He also sought a drastic limitation of on campaign spending and water foreign subsidiaries of U.S. corpor- "YOU CAN say it better." his father Some Republican leaders across the military related assistance-except to pollution. ations would say You write it out for me." country later criticized Agnew for the He voted for amendment to Israel-and an end to military aid to Taxes-The senator voted to reduce He also proposed relieving the local Pis father's original name was Anag- attack, while others applauded his "no terminate the President's induction dictatorships in Greece and Pakistan. the administration's recommended tax property tax burden by having the nostopoulus. bui when the 24-year-old nonsense" attitude. authority as of July 1.1971. He was also When two other appropriations bills write-offs on business assets federal government assume about one- came to the United States he shortened It was also during his governorship one of six senators to co-sponsor a were subsequently presented to the Pe also opposed an administration third of the cost of primary and it to Agnew that Agnew began to support Nelson A. resolution to terminate the entire Senate. McGovern voted for the non- proposal allowing U.S. firms to set up secondary education. When entered John Rockefeller, governor of New York, Selective Service System by Dec. 31, military assistance, but was paired for special corporations to defer taxes on Supreme Court-McGovern voted to 1'opkins University, he was a for the presidency in 1968 1971. the military aid bill half of their incomes from export confirm nominees Burger, Blackmun chemistry major Pe liked the science Agnew became a frequent visitor at Amnesty-After the war is over and sales and Powell, but against Paynsworth, side of chemistry, but hated the Rockefeller's office, and it was there all prisoners are returned. McGovem United Nations-The senator voted ('.ii-swell and Rehnquisl required laboratory sessions, calling he first met Nixon. would grant a general amnesty to draft against an amendment to reduce US Crime-He opposed the "no-knock" them "messy." Pe and Nixon hit it off immediately, evaders. support for the United Nations by On Aug 29 he proposed phasing out provision in both the DC. Crime Bill After three years at John Popkins. and at the end of the meeting, the He believes cases involving limiting voluntary contributions to the federal tax loopholes involving capital and the Comprehensive Drug Abuse he entered law at Baltimore Univer- future President remarked to Mary- deserters should be decided on an assessed t^ercentageof US. funding for gains, natural resources depletion and Prevention Control Act. sity, which he found more to his liking land Sen. Louise Gore. "That governor individual basis to determine the cause the UN. operating budget allowances, real estate investment tax He voted for the amendments to the To help finance his education. Agnew of yours is quite a man. Pe should get of the desertion and its relation to the shelters, farming losses by persons Omnibus Crime Control and Safe worked at a supermarket as assistant around the country more." Vietnam war HE HAS TWICE sought to have the who are not really farmers, and excess personnel director China-McGovern was an early United States abide by U.N. sanctions investment interest. Streets Act Powever. the New York Times, WHEN ROCKEFELLER tempor- advocate of a revised U.S. policy against Rhodesia by not buying IV also proposed phasing in an Poverty-The senate led successful which investigated Agnew's back- arily declined to run for the presidency toward China. Rhodesian chrome. effective maximum tax rate of 48 per fights In 1969 and 1970 to expand the ground, claimed he did not hold such a on March 21. 1968. Agnew shifted his In a major speech to the Senate in Administrative vetoes-McGovern cent on earned and unearned income food stamp program by authorizing prestigious position at the super- support to Nixon. 1966, he advocated an end to US has voted for all 12 bills vetoed by rather than the current theoretical free food stamps for families with market, and that he really swept the Despite objections from liberal opposition to seating Communist China President Nixon during his four years maximum of 70 per cent. monthly incomes under $60. floors after closing hours To this day. Republican leaders who considered in the United Nations and an increase in office. In 1969 he voted against closing 59 when queried on the subject. Agnew Agnew too conservative. Nixon chose in trade for non-strategic goods. Those bills have included appro- HE ADVOCATED repealing the 1971 Job Corps Centers and an amendment will only smile and say nothing the Maryland governor as his running priations for health, education, wel- accelerated depreciation allowance, cutting Office of Economic mate for the election in 1968 IN 1971 HE sponsored a resolution fare, employment, urban development revising the investment tax credit, and Opportunity programs AGNEW CHANGED his political It was during the 1968 campaign that urging U.S. recognition of "the affiliation from Democrat to Republi- Agnew became known for his bluntness People's Republic as the sole can in 1946. despite his realization that in dealing with political rivals. Pe legitimate government of China, Runs informal campaign if he wished to run for political office, called Democratic presidential leaving the future status of Taiwan to a he would face a staunch Democratic nominee Hubert P Pumphrey "soft on peaceful resolution by the people on populace in Maryland communism" both sides of the Taiwan Straits." Nevertheless, he was elected to the Agnew also: Foreign Aid-McGovern has general- Baltimore County Board of Appeals in -Referred to a reporter of Japanese ly voted to support economic aid pro- 1958 and served until 1961 descent as a "fat Jap": grams, although he voted against the 1971 foreign aid bill. Shriver: let's have fun' During that time, he ran for judge in -Called persons of Polish ancestry the county's Circuit Court and lost, "Polacks"; Following that bill's defeat, he intro- placing last in a field of five -Said, "if you've seen one city slum, duced a new resolution calling for In 1962. Agnew was elected Balti- you've seen them all"; development loans and technical more County Executive In that office, -Said he was chosen by Nixon be- assistance on the same level as By Dean y Law When he was appointed director ol Shriver was born in Westminister. he supported and signed into law an cause he was the "least offensive" of advocated by the Nixon Staff Reporter the Office of Economic Opportunity by Maryland, about 60 miles from the ordinance barring discrimination in the potential candidates administration, but without the re- former President Lyndon Johnson, small town of Towson. vice president certain public accomodations. one of quirement that 50 per cent of the funds Before he started his campaign this Shriver called in Michael Harrington, Spiro Agnew's birthplace. the first such ordinances in the coun- PERHAPS the most widely known be channeled through private enter- year. R. Sargent Shriver told his wife, author of "The Other America" to help Shriver's father was a banker with try speech in which Agnew established prise Eunice, "Win or lose, let's have fun at guide him in his war on poverty. financial interests in New York and this campaign." I!e asked Harrington, who has done Maryland And the Democratic vice much research on poverty in the During his campaign. Agnew has Midnight Madness presidential candidate seems to be United States, how he could abolish kidded Shriver about his affluent back- doing just that. poverty. ground. He once attributed to Shriver HOURS TODAY 10 A.M. Till 12 MIDNIGHT While touring a garment "Well, you've got to understand right the remark. "My father knew poverty SOUND ASSOCIATES factory a few weeks ago, Shriver away that you've been given nickels first hand He had 12 mouths to feed- HARM0N-KARD0N encountered a woman who told him and dimes for this program,"' me. my mother, and 10 polo ponies." BSR310/X about a sewing machine that had 12 Harrington said. "You'll have less than 230A 45 watt AM/Stereo FM needles. a billion dollars to work with..." AFTER HE graduated from Yale TOTAL TURNTABLE University. Shriver served on sub- Solid state receiver FROM THEN on, he kept saying SHRIVER interrupted and said. marine duly in the Navy during World over and over how he wanted to see "Well I don't know about you. Mr Ward this machine. Harrington, but this will be my first When he got out. Shriver became an When he finally found the machine, experience at spending a billion dol- assistant editor of Newsweek maga- ON he sat down and began to work it. He lars, and I'm quite excited about it." zine. In 1946. he became assistant discovered he was quite proficient at Shriver began his political career in general manager of Joseph P Kennedy SALE it, and when he finished, he asked for 1960 when he campaigned for his Enterprises in Chicago, a post he held ONLY the ticket he could turn in to get paid brother-in-law. former President John until 1961 for the work he had done. F. Kennedy, who was then the Demo- • 4 po* induction moloi V^rU.UU Retail $159.95 Sale $127.50 Shriver has also established a game crat's presidential nominee. During his brother-in-law's cam- • low m»s counlti wtighttd loot arm called "Senator Duck" with his press After the election. Shriver was paign. Shriver made an important sug- • Cue and pausi control corps. A small rubber duck is assigned appointed director of the newly- gestion to Kennedy that enabled him to • Anlriaata control carry the black vote in the 1960 contest ■ Shot M 75 magnetic urlmlgt *nh diamond siylyi to one newsman for safekeeping every- founded Peace Corps • Janproot ton* arm day. The program, which was initiated by When Martin Luther King was The newsman who is called "Officer Kennedy, attracted a wide range of fol- placed in a Georgia jail. Shriver told BSR MCDOMW 310 Avtoniatic TuintaM* $44.50 of the Duck," must keep the duck lowers, from idealists to draft dodgers, Kennedy he ought to call King's wife. Shuit M-75 Magnetic CwUitge 24.50 within 150 feet of the candidate at all from racial agitators to college pro- Coretta. and offer his condolences Kennedy did. and political observers BSR PB-2 Base S.S0 Retail $60.00 times. fessors. BSR DC-2 Best Cover . 8.W The newsman who comes up for duck Shriver called them all "volunteers" think it was a move that pulled him Total Retae- Value $10.00 duty has to write a satire of the day's and gave the corps a reputation for through the election. SALE $38.99 campaign, called the "duck call." bravery and dedication. We have component systems to fit anyone's needs. While campaigning in , THIS YEAR. Shriver has been sent Stop by we'll make it worth your while Shriver stopped at a bar patronized by "MANY PEOPLE were worried in out to capture the labor and ethnic workers from factories on the west 1961 that the Peace Corps would be a votes. In doing so. he said. "I'm trying to aft A I k 11411% JVI 4V f ■ side of town. tutti-frutti organization a lot of kids Retail Sale bouncing around the world in Bermuda define, delineate, dramatize, em- AS THE Maryland native discussed shorts," he said. phasize, and chisel out as clearly as I SOUND ASSOCIATES Koss727B $34.95 $20.95 taxes, wage controls and plant closings Shriver had to prove himself worthy can the difference between the Demo- with the workers, he munched on a as an administrator, which he did. cratic Party and the Republicans. "The Sound Specialists" KossSp-3XC $15.95 $10.95 hard boiled egg and sipped a beer. But whether the Peace Corps proved "1 want to explain to the American This touch of informality has always itself as a valuable institution is still a people what I think the President ought Comer of N. Wain and Cert • 35M322 THESE PRICES GOOD TOO AY OHLY been a part of Shriver's career. subject of controversy. to be." he said. Pag* 4/Th. BO Niwi. Monday, October 30, 1972 Nixon's record listed

ofrom pagoono Johnson administration. Supreme Court-Nixon Welfare-Congress is still On the domestic front, the nominated six strict stalled on a Nixon family Since Nixon took oflice. economy dropped steadily constmctionists to the court, assistance program. the annual Defense during the first years of the but two nominees Revised since the admini- Department budget has Nixon administration. Kaynsworth and Carswell- stration first submitted the jumped by IS billion. Whether or not the United were rejected by the Senate. proposal, it now calls for a Administrative spokesmen States is now pulling out of United Nations-US. federal payment of 12,400 a say the extra money has that slump seems to depend contributions to the U.N. year to a family of four. been used to cover increased on which economist is Development Program have Taxes--ln 1971 the personnel costs, inflation consulted dropped from 37.2 per cent administration recom- and cost overruns. In early 1969. 347.000 of the total to 30.7 per cent. mended a 127 3 billion tax Defense Department persons had been Administrative vetoes- cut to be spaced over a projections for the next few unemployed for more than Nixon has turned down bills three-year period. The years include further IS weeks As of last July, to appropriate funds for recommendation included a increases for new weapons that figure was up to health, education, welfare 12 2 billion cut in taxes on systems like Trident, a huge 1.155.000 I'owever, the and labor (January, 1970); individual incomes, a 120 1 submarine mounted with percentage of Americans hospital construction (June, billion cut in business taxes, intercontinental missile unemployed has dropped 1970); education (August, and a 15 billion cut in auto launchers equipped with from a six per cent high to 1970); housing, urban excise taxes multiple independently tar- roughly 5.5 per cent in July. development, veterans and geted reentry vehicles space (August, 1970); Before receiving {MIRVs). PREVIOUSLY opposed to manpower training and Congressional approval, the Secretary of Defense federal wage and price public service employment reduction for individual Melvin Laird has estimated controls, the President was (December, 1970); and taxes was substantially that military spending forced to reverse his stand public works jobs lJune, increased and the business budgets should be kept to in August, 1971. when he 1971). tax cut was reduced. about seven per cent of the announced Phase I of his Nixon has also vetoed Crime--The admini- yearly gross national economic program, in- limits for campaign stration supported the Com- product--meaning a IS cluding a wage, rent and spending (December, 1970); prehensive Drug Abuse Pre- billion to 16 billion increase price freeze. federal programs to train vention and Control Act and in military spending each The freeze has since been more doctors for general the DC Crime Bill, both in- year. lifted, but businesses still practice (December, 1970); cluding a "no-knock" must receive federal pay raises for federal blue provision; Tho Uapii of Woman Votort, a imipwtsspn ocgonbftlo«i, itnm m m link approval for any large botwoon tho votor and tho local candidate Although it dooo not oWtty FOREIGN military collar workers (January. Amnesty-The president assistance has also increases in prices or 1971); funds for economic does not favor an amnesty endorse candidates, its mombon) answer questions and protont ■ifoiiisoHon on increased during Nixon's wages. opportunities and child program until the war is Service various aspocts of tho political campaign. This member tokos part in a administration, now totaling What has happened in development programs over and all prisoners of war women's suffrage porodo in Oovolond. about |6 billion a year More other areas since Nixon took (December. 1971). public- returned than half of that goes to office? broadcasting (June, 19721. South Vietnam. Cambodia Voting--The President and water pollution controls and 1 ..ic is signed into law a (October. 1972). also over- Other foreign aid projects Constitutional amendment ride* have remained at about the giving 18-to-21 year olds the Many of the appro- same level as during the right to vote. priations bills were vetoed Jenness denied ballot status because they called for more expenditures than the By John Hardy its presidential ticket on the Brown admitted the peti- of the Constitutional Jenness and Pulley will have Married ( Leona Aril). Have 3 tons. President had requested and November ballot tions were valid and the 25 minimum age requirement to be printed and distributed A lifelong resident & farmer of Perrysburg Township. because he believed they The Socialist Workers Litigation began last electors pledged to the SWP Although the IS. Consti- before the Nov 7 election Perrysburg Township Trustee, serving third Itim. would be inflationary or Party (SWP) is still battling summer after Ohio candidates were qualified to tution states a person must Member Perrysburg Township Fire Department wasteful. through the courts to place Secretary of State ruled that run and serve if elected be at least 35 to serve as BALLOTS THAT have School Bus Driver 19 yean Member Chamber of Commerce Perrysburg , SWP presi- I'owever. because of the age President, it does not desig- already been sent to the Member of Wood County, Farm Bureau dential candidate, and requirement, he would not nate an age to run for the county boards of election do Member Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 2322. , vice presi- place Jenness and Pulley on presidency not list the SWP presidential Director of Perryiburg Grain A Supply. The Sisters of Kappa Delta dential candidate, could not the ballot candidates Served with United States Armed Forces in Japan. be included on the Ohio On Sept 27 the Federal BAKER SAID the SWP If Jenness and Pulley are WANT TO THANK ballot District Court in Columbus chose young candidates not included on the ballot. Brown made the ruling upheld Brown's ruling because it does nut believe Ohio residents will have no because both Jenness. 31. The SWP immediately age is a criterion by which to way to vote for them Write- and Pulley, 22. are below the appealed to the Sixth U.S. judge ability in votes for the SWP slate REX MILLER RON PARTHEMORE minimum presidential age Circuit Court of Appeals in The Jenness-Pulley ticket will not be counted since the requirement of 35 Cincinnati, which has yet to E9 JOHN G. AULT RICH NARDECCHIA WAYNE PRICE was also ruled off the New party did not file special make a final decision York ballot petitions on behalf of DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR TIMOTHY SAMPSON THE SWP HAD earlier James Baker, a member However, unlike Ohio. Jenness and Pulley as write- WOOD COUNTY I iled petitions including of the Young Socialist New York has a law which in candidates 9.767 signatures to place Alliance IYSAI at the Uni- required presidential candl Both candidates were Commissioner Jenness and Pulley on the versity, said the court fight dates to be at least 35 included on absentee ballots ballot concerns the interpretation If the I' S Circuit Court of mailed early in September, YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED For their help at formal Appeals overturns Brown's but they were omitted from CAPABLE EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED desserts. decisions, new ballots listing subsequent ballots This it a paid political advertisement The little sisses welcome the pledges of Ohioans to decide THE BIG PUMPKIN COMES TO KLEVERS on state convention ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 By Jim Carey She said the constitution Staff Reporter governing the state now was OPEN 9:30-12 MIDNIGHT drawn up at the convention Ohio residents will vote of 1851 next week on Issue One-the It takes a great deal of 1. Special on Jewelry - from 10-12 p.m. only necessity of calling a dissatisfaction to get a con- Pat McMillen Rick Knowles convention to revise the 121- vention really going." Assorted items - specially marked - $1.00 Gary Michaels Ed Fricke year-old state constitution. Younkin said According to the slate con- She said in 1912. there was Earrings - bracelets - beads Mark Tudi Chuck Wehrle stitution, the question of much dissatisfaction over Jack Statk Jim Captata whether or not to hold a con- labor and liquor issues 2. Special on Mugs -11-12 p.m. only stitutional convention must Bill Everett Katl Schneider appear on the ballot every 20 Labor and liquor officials Buy the mug, of your choice, at Klevers - have one Mitch Dorf Bob Malekoff years The last revision helped pass the convention came in 1912 issue then because they Bill Lauro Ed Calhoun to three initials engraved at no extra charge If a majority asks for the believed they could register Jim Munch Jack Henry convention. 99 delegates their complaints more suc- must be elected on a non'-' cessfully through constitu- Dan Riegle Dave Bowers partisan ballot and a con- tional revisions Phil Cox Rich Alpert vention must be held within Younkin said 33 amend- three months to consider ments were adopted at that Wayne Cox revisions. convention

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By Mary Wey Tom Anderson. AIP vice pendent Party is for including any public display --Legalization of mari- Makrup Editor presidential candidate, is a -Capital Punishment and of homosexuality. juana life member of the John speedy trials. -Elimination of wage and The AIP is also actively "Let's Slop Kidding Birch Society and author of -Mandatory jail sentences price controls; campaigning to get the Ourselves.'' is the theme of the syndicated editorial (or drug pushers. The AIP is against: United States out of the the American Independent column. "Straight Talk." --Lower taxes for lower --Amnesty for draft United Nations and the Party (AIPI campaign this As much a right-winger and middle income dodgers, United Nations out of the election year. and anti-communist candi- Americans: --Forced busing of United States With John Schmitz as its date as Schmitz. Anderson is -Welfare for the aged, children and teachers to Presidential candidate and quoted as saying America's blind, and disabled only. achieve racial balance in The party claims that "the Tom Anderson as his vice problem "is not our housing -Forcing the communist schools; UN was founded by com- presidential running mate, slums, but our moral slums government of North --Liberalization of munists, and is run by com- the party is attempting to Vietnam to release abortion laws and "mercy munists for communist appeal to a majority of "IMMORALITY pervades American prisoners of war. killing"; purposes, such as the people rather than to any the White I'ouse. the -Criminal penalties for --Criminal communist destruction of our inde- particular ethnic group Congress, the Supreme the unsolicited presentation conspiracy: pendence by a totalitarian Schmili, a Republican Court, the communications or exhibition of obscenity. -All foreign aid; UN World Government." Congressman against the re- system, business education, election of President Nixon, every facet of our life And said he is loyal to what the rottenest elements are Richard Nixon always said at top he advocated, but not to "The time could be what Nixon's actually doing approaching when the question will be not whether "IT IS IMMORAL to sell America can be saved, but people on one line and act on whether America is worth another.'' Schmitz was saving " quoted as saying in a Schmitz said he chose pamphlet entitled "John Anderson to run on the AIP Schmitz, America's Con- ticket with him "because servative Congressman " it'll make the Commies Schmitz said the think twice before as- American people should stop sassinating me " kidding themselves" with illusions they have of the If elected President. President Schmitz claims he would immediately strengthen the Schmitz. also a member of country's defense system by the John Birch Society and a Nawsphol* by G«n« J. Puskat restoring U.S. military leader on the I'ouse Internal superiority, refusing any L/nOO Linda Jennets, presidential candidate for tho Socialist Security Committee, said. treaties with the Soviet "If Nixon and his bunch Union, and reversing Workers Party (SWP), is currently working to get her name on were just old lashioned Nixon's disarmament treaty n I AflflfiSC ' * election ballot even though she does not meet the presi- crooks. I'd leel better But with the Sovletl dential age qualification. Nixon is a modern version of f)r Kaustus " THE AMERICAN Inde SWP aims for a different goal By Mary Wey antiwar activists, women's handfull of wealthy power- -Repeal of all abortion AT PRESENT, the Parly Makeup Editor liberationists. blacks, brokers and corrupt laws and restrictions on dis- is fighting a court case to Chicanos. gay liberationists politicians" incapable of tributing contraceptive gel the SWP candidates on Members of the Socialist and common laborers. "real social progress." information and devices the Ohio ballot. Workers Party iSWP) know Candidates for the She contended there is no Abortions and contracep- Baker said one common they can't win the Novem Socialist Workers Party, difference between the two tives should be free on misconception about the ber election nominated at the party's parties-"they are both con- demand; SWP is that it's a communist But winning a presidential convention held in Cleve- nected with preserving -24-hour day care avail- organization election is not their goal land, August 12-18. are Linda capitalist exploitation." able for all children. The aim of the party is to Jenness. President, and --Full civil and human II the Party were com- unite all oppressed persons Andrew Pulley, vice presi- THE SWP PLATFORM rights (or gay persons; munist it would preach into individual revolutionary dent calls for. --Control of major domination over the masses, not support for their inde- movements against Jenness. a legal resident -An immediate and corporations by democrati- by Oem >■ trntm capitalist America. of Georgia, graduated from unconditional withdrawal cally elected worker com- pendent revolutionary move- Jim Baker, a graduate ol Antioch College Influenced from Indochina. mittees: ments, he said the University and a by the Cuban Revolution and -Abolition of the draft; -New and democratic Vote The preferences for this year's election candidates are varied, member of the local Young the Indochina war. she -Unconditional amnesty election laws so that the The Party supports as depicted by these campaign posters hung in residence hall for all those in jail or in exile revolutionary movements, Socialists Alliance IYSA). joined the YSA in 1966 poor as well as the rich, and windows. said members of the who have been accused of the young as well as the old. but does not control them, for.. Socialist Workers Party SHE WAS the SWP candi- evading the draft or mav run for office he said believe the capitalist sys- date for mayor of in deserting. tem is too corrupt and too 1969 and for governor of -A 100 per cent reduction economically and politically Georgia in 1970 in the defense budget All WO powerful to be reformed Pulley, born in Mississippi billion now used for defense Make Wood County and raised in Cleveland, was should be used to build BAKER SAID although expelled from John Adams hospitals, day care centers, society has the wealth and I'igh School in Cleveland in schools, housing and other and America Happen Again technology to meet the 1968 for leading a black needs of the masses; needs of every citizen, the protest after the death of --Socialized medicine, wealth of the country is in Martin Luther King education, and transporta- the hands of five per cent of While in the army. Pulley tion. VOTE DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th the people who are strictly became active in the GIs --A reduced work week of profit minded. United Against the War in 30 hours to spread available The SWP is fighting to Vietnam. I!e ran for Con- work to all those who need replace the capitalist sys- gress in California, but lost jobs: tem with a democratic, I'e then went to work as a -Abolition of all taxes on GEORGE S. McGOVERN ™™°™ socialist society in which switchman in the Chicago incomes under $10,000 and a people have greater say in rail yards 100 per cent tax on incomes and control of the institu- In a letter to Democratic above $25,000: R. SARGENT SHRIVER .CE ^.DENT tions which govern them. candidate George Mc- V Baker said Govern. Jenness attacked -BLACK CONTROL of To achieve social change, the Democratic and Re- black communities and FOR CONGRESS-FIFTH 0IST. FOR WOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR WOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER the socialists are supporting publican parties as being Chicano control of Chicano such independent groups as parties of boss rule by a communities; BRUCE FRANKLIN JOHN G. EDWARDS RADELOFF AULT

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By Mary Wey -Padlock the CIA and Pentagon convention in Colorado June 17 and lishment or international Marxism Makeap Editor as a way of "ending the aggressive, 18. elected Dr. John Kospers for Socialism. military orientation of this President and Toni Nathan for vice "There is no acceptable alter- As in other election years, the country;" president. native. 1972 presidential campaign is filled -Unilateral disarmament Dr. Kospers is the director of the "We must establish a society in to the brim with "third parties." Daniel Rubin. Communist Party School of Philosophy at the which the means of life will be Besides the American organizational secretary, said las University of Southern California socially owned and democratically Independent Party and the Socialist reported in the Toledo Blade) the He has written eight books on controlled, in which production will Workers Party, this year's election main aim of the party is to defeat philosophy and human conduct be carried on for the benefit and use will include candidates from the President Nixon Toni Nathan is a broadcast of all. in which we will manage all Communist Party, American While Rubin said current membership journalist from Oregon. She has our affairs through an industrial Nationalists Party. Libertarian in the Communist Party is 14.000. produced TV documentaries on sub- form of government.'' Party, Socialist Labor Party and New members are "largely young jects ranging from politics to This is briefly the platform of the the People's Party and more than half black." he said. women's rights. Socialist Labor Party. The following is a brief statement The most famous of the new In a pamphlet entitled "Restoring The party nominated on each of these parties: Communist Party members is Liberty in America." Dr. Kospers of Chicago for President and , who joined the Party said the party was founded to Genevieve Gunderson of Minnesota Commaaist Party in 1967 or 1968 restore liberty to America by for vice president drastically curtailing government Calling each other comrades". Running on the slogan. "Peace, American White Nationalist Party powers and restoring the rights of the party follows the teachings of Jobs, and Freedom," the the individual. Karl Marx and Daniel DeLeon Communist Party candidates Gus Although the American White' The only function of government Hall. President, and , Nationalist Party has no clear-cut "is to protect the rights of The party's goal is a "classless vice president, have spent a lot of platform, little money and little individuals the right of life...the society based on collective leader- time just trying to get onto state organization, it's still fighting hard right of liberty in speech and ship and control of the industries ballots. to make gains in the 1972 action and the right to property." and social services, these to be ad- Pall said last summer the party presidential election he said ministered in the interest of all hopes to be on 20 ballots by election The candidates for the party are The party's 1972 platform calls society through a socialist time. Russell Veh for President, and John for: industrial union government com- Many states will not allow the Gerhard! for vice president -Repeal of all laws creating posed of democratically elected KBOdy A student mails her abiente* ballot to her local board of Communist Party on the ballot The party is fighting for white "crimes without victims," such as representation of all individuals of •loctiom. All ballott mutt bo rocoivod by closing timo, because of election laws restricting supremacy and white unity laws on voluntary sexual relations, the land " to QO Novombor 7, oloction day. them from running and because the Veh. calling himself a white drug usage, gambling and This party is not to be confused party will not sign loyally racist, said in the party's newsletter attempted suicide. with the Socialist Workers Party, a affidavits. that he's not about "to apologize for -Speedy trials and full restitution rival party following the teachings Pall and Tyner are on the Ohio being white," and that he plans to for all losses suffered by persons of Trotsky ballot. oust from America "niggers, reds, arrested, indicted, imprisoned, The Socialist Labor Parly is on Kail, as reported earlier in the and Jews, which are one and the tried or otherwise injured in the the Ohio ballot Toledo Blade, said "while this isn't same " course of criminal proceedings Don't Throw Away the year for a Communist Party Veh said although he is not a legal against them. People's Party victory at the polls, there'll come a candidate because of his age (21). -Repeal of the Federal Communi day when a communist can be "What revolution has been legal?" cations Act and pornography laws. On November 27, 1971 in Dallas. Your Chance elected. Gerhardt. the vice presidential -Right of the people to bear and Texas, the People's Party with 200 "That's the way the laws of candidate, said the "white man is keep arms, opposition to all delegates from 2" states nominated society are moving The Communist undergoing the worst persecution compulsory arms registration; Dr. as its To Vote Party reflects the overall trends and discrimination yet. and it will -Voluntary army. presidential candidate and Julius better than anything else, it reflects continue unless the white people of -Reduction of taxes and govern- I'obson, a civil rights leader, for waves of radicalism '' America unite in a white man's ment spending: vice president The Communist Party platform revolution " -Repeal of all laws restricting Dr. Spock. pediatrician and anti- calls for: The party strongly believes in birth control or voluntary abortions war activist, accepted the nomi- --An immediate halt to the complete segregation and and opposition to all coercive nation, but said he would "step Indochina War: supremacy of the white man. It is measures to control population aside" if former Sen Eugene --S6.550 annual income for a also strongly anti-communist. growth; McCarthy, or Ralph Nader, family of four. Veh spoke at the University a -End to compulsory education consumer advocate, or Nicholas --Elimination of taxes on incomes year ago saying, "I am a racist and and busing: Johnson. Federal Communications under $15,000: I'm proud of it The trouble is -End to foreign aid programs Control commissioner, would lake -$120 billion a year set aside for whites are afraid to stand up and the nomination welfare and schools. say I'm white and I'm proud ' " Socialist Labor Party -24-hour day-care centers; However, all refused -Job training for youth. Libertarian Party "The only thing that can prevent There is no information readily -Withdrawal of all U.S. troops the catastrophe toward which the available on the goals of the party, from foreign countries. The Libertarian Partv at its world is heading is the estab- its activities or platform

Campus Calendar Today Monday. Oct 30. 1972 The Fantastic 16

Faculty Pistol Club. 7pm I'ayes I'all Basement Rifle are mighty proud Range Organizational meeting Major I'elfrev. 2- 2376 77 Howling Green School of Self Defense. 7-9pni. Forum. Student Services Bldg. A\Sl NEOPHYTES OFFICIAL QUESTIONS AND ISSUES BALLOT Actives — Wf LOVE YOU! VOTE BALLOT WITH AN MX"

PROfOStD CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

A QUESTION PROPOSED IN ARTICLE Ift, SEC- TION J OK IMF. CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE Most politicians would be happier il you application and/or the ballot itself, lill OF OHIO, TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS SMITH OR GILLMOR didn't vote Disappoint them! Oon't let IN THE CENEKAL ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 7. them out immediately. Have them nota- 1972. complex ABSENTEE voting piocedures rized. keep you Irom voting Here's how to 5 Mail them immediately to the office FOR STATE SENATOR?? do it: that sent them. == Article 16. Section 3. of the Constitution of the It your voting address is not your school = Stale of Ohio, dead. as follows: IF YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE AT == "At the general election to be held in the year address, an absentee ballot lorm has to YOUR SCHOOL ADDRESS. GO TO = one thouiand niae hundred and thirty-two and in BOB SMITH ON: GILLMOR be requested Irom your home County = each twentieth year thereafter, the question; 'Shall YOUR ASSIGNED POLLING PLACE ON = there be a convention to revise, alter, or amend the Board ol Elections or your County or NOVEMBER 7 AND VOTE1 == constitution', shall be submitted to the electors of Town Clerk In order to vote tor Presi- |= the state; and in caie a majority of the elector*, Income Tax — Smith =| voting for and against tha calling of a convention. Gillmor Voted Against The dent, your application must be received II you need assistance, contact your local :==i shall decide in lavor of a convention, the general by October 31. The deadline is earlier tor |=l aucmbly. at in next session, shall provide, by law, Fought For The Passage Income Tax - Fought McGovern. Nixon or other campaign 9 for the election of delegates, and the assembling of local elections in many states. headquarters or the Student National =d ,ucn convention, ai u provided in the preceding Of The Graduated El section; but no amendment of this constitution, For & Voted For An 5 STEPS Education Association. 1201 16th St., HI agreed upon by any convention assembled in pnr- N.W.. Washington. DC 20036 Tel: 202- ^j suance of this article, shall take effect, until the Income Tax. Increase In The 1. Tear out the torm below and till it out 833-5527 jj same ahall have been submitted to the electors of |=| the state, and adopted by a majority of those voting 2. Have the torm notarized Ask school l=! thereon." Sales Tax. otlicialc tor help with notanzation. THE STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION HAS SUPPLIED THIS 3 Mail this torm to your county or town Y« Gillmor is a wealthy INFORMATION BECAUSE THEY WANT SHALL THERE BE A CONVEN- Clerk or your County Board ol Elections TION TO REVISE. ALTER. OR Smith is a school YOU TO REMFMBER THAT IF YOU attorney — lawyers No AMEND THE CONSTITUTION f 4. When you receive the absentee ballot DON'T VOTE—YOU DON'T COUNT! administrator and currently make up a doctoral candidate almost Vi of all _ .. October ,1972 Dear Sir: at Bowling Green senators — we don't My duties as a student require me to be absent from my resi- No Trick or Treat State University. need another lawyer. dence in (county, town, address) Everything in our store - continuously through election day. 15% OFF DEFEAT OF THE GRADUATED INCOME TAX Pursuant to the 1970 Voting Rights Amendment (Public Law COULD MEAN AN INCREASE OF $120.00 IN 91-285) please send an absentee ballot, and/or application FROM 9-12 O'CLOCK therefor, to me at my school address: TUITION — KEEP THE PRINCIPLE OF THE OCT. 30 GRADUATED TAX— DEFEAT GILLMOR, A Come in and see us — FELLOW WHO FOUGHT THE TAX REFORM BILL "Hummels & Hummel Christmas Plates Meichandise tiom 21 dilfeient countries (Print Name) (Signature)

(NOTARY PUBLIC AND SEAL) SUPPORT

, ta TO VOTE BY MAIL IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS, OR APPROPRIATE ELEC- ,ioCi«»' "-' **»-" PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. TEAR OUT TIONS OFFICIAL. ROBERT A. SMITH ANO MAIL THE ABOVE FORM TO YOUR THE FEDERAL DEADLINE We will have coffee & donuts HOME COUNTY CLERK. BOARD OF IS OCTOBER 31. C—rtety,•iTHNNm STATE SENATE PAD BY STUDENTS FOR SMITH LOTH PR0HASKA. Clumn Monday, Ottob«r 30, 1972, Th« BO Niwi f agt 7 Okaying absentee ballots Voter office swamped

By Barb Brucker Jackson, who has been Last winter, his program to rectify things. Granted, Featare Writer director since the office helped organize the success- the problems In the United opened last October, said ful drive to grant University States are so vast that no At first glance, the office voter facilitation was students the right to vote in one man can make a change. at 325 Williams Mall looks originally formed to aid new Wood County It has to be by a multitude of like somebody's campaign voters in exercising their Jackson said the office's people from all walks ol life. headquarters electoral powers. activity picks up noticeably "But maybe in the long Its walls are cluttered Five student staff during the weeks run. the vote you cast will with posters and newspaper members distribute infor- immediately prior to an make things better. clippings The desk is mation about registration, election "When I started out, I was layered, and nearly buried, voting and procedures for "When the time comes for just petrified. If I'd have in papers, pamphlets and acquiring absentee ballots voting, the kids start coming known then about all the posters The office has the free out.'' Jackson said "The people I've come in contact services of notary publics week before the election, with, I'd have said No. you THOUGH THE room and provides counseling for we'll be swamped " can have it.' itself is small, as election student voters encountering The office is now open '' I have to talk in front of a day approaches, the activity legal problems from 10 am to 4 p.m. on class in an hour."' he said in the Office of Voter Facili- In addition, the staff weekdays and from 10 am glancing at his watch tation would do credit to a collects research data and is to 1 p m on Saturdays "Before I started this job, I suite of rooms responsible for creating "We just present the don't think 1 could've done campus programs dealing facts,'' Jackson said that Amid wall-io-wall posters with political action "We're non-partisan. representing almost every •'THIS JOB has improved major presidential con- "I KNOW THIS office has "IN THE beginning. I took my self-image I can now Vofing tender i including Pat been a success on campus.'' the job because I wanted to say, 'My office has done Th. voting pracau lok»t lanfar Ihon ju.t Mlnf out a tinaU farm. Candida).* I'aulseni. Ureg Jackson, Jackson said " This office do something tangible." he something '" procedure and bsua* on lK« national, stata and local lovoh must bo docidod. director of the office, ex- is responsible (or students said Jackson said he thinks plained the purpose of voter being able to vote in Howling "A lot of people think students benefit by being lacilitation Green ." there's no way In the world able to register to vote where they go to school "You're closer to the campaign-plus, there's the convenience of not voting Three candidates to fill justice positions absentee." he said Jackson said he will ByJackO'Breu C. William O'Neill, the Ohio Court of Tax Appeals for the LLOYD O. BROWN, age Unexpired term ending Dee. General He received a cita- on the Ohio Supreme Court, recommend that the Student Supreme Court decided 335 Territory of Hawaii 11946- 43. associate justice of the 31,1974 tion from the Ohio Supreme by designation ol Chief Body Organization iSBO) The Ohio Supreme t'ourt. cases, the highest total since 46). Ohio Supreme Court since Court in May of this year for Justice O'Neill, from take the Office of Voter the highest court in the 1965 One of its most recent 1971 FRANK D. CELE- "Excellent Judicial February. 1970 until Facilitation "under its state, consists of a Chief decisions was to place a pro- LOUIS J. SCHNEIDER A graduate ol Ohio Slate BREZZE. age 43. Cuyahoga Service." September. 1970 wing" after this year's election. Justice and six judges posal calling for the repeal JR., age 50. senior associate University. Brown was County Common Pleas Celebrezze is a resident of In addition. Leach served elected at large for six-year of the state income tax on justice on the Ohio Supreme appointed to his present Court judge Cleveland as judge of the Franklin IV will ask that SBO terms the Nov 7 ballot Court. position by Gov John J A graduate of Baldwin- County Common Pleas continue to inform new This year, the voters of Candidates for the Ohio A graduate of Princeton Gilligan in succeed Justice Wallace College and Cleve- ROBERT E. LEACH, age Court 11954-681 and chief students of registration pro- Ohio will choose men to fill Supreme Court are University and the Univer- Robert M Duncan Duncan land Marshall Law School. 60. justice on the Ohio counsel for the Ohio Attor- cedures and other informa- three of the justice posi- nominated on party ballots sity of Cincinnati. Schneider resigned to become judge of Celebrene was elected to Supreme Court ney General (1951-54) tion about voting tions in the primary elections and is serving his eighth year on the U S Military Appeals Ins present post in 1964 and A graduate of Ohio State "I'm kind of glad that Six candidates, two for placed on a non-partisan the Ohio Supreme Court Court re-elected ID 1070 University. Leach served as A member of the Ameri- after Nov 7, all our work'll each position, will be on a ballot in the general elec- He was first elected in Celebrezze served as an Tenth District Court of can. Ohio and Columbus Bar be over In a way, I wish it non-partisan ballot Tuesday. tion November. 1964 to fill an Brown was assistant Ohm Stale Senator from Appeals judge from Associations. Leach is could keep on going, but I'll Nov 7 Terms are staggered so unexpired term and was re- Attorney General of Ohio 1956-f>H and w.is special January. 1969. to endorsed by the Cleveland be relieved when it's Two men will be elected that all seven judges are not elected to the position on a from 1958-59 counsel to the Ohio Attorney September, I970 He lust sat Press finished." he said lor one six-year term and elected in any one year full-term basis in 1966 He was also the assistant another will be chosen to fill Elections are scheduled for Schneider served as a Cuyahoga County ProM an unexpired term even-numbered years. Hamilton County Commis- cutor for eight years i1959- A justice of the Ohio sioner from 1959 until 671 before being elected Know your candidates THE REPONSIBILITIES Supreme Court now receives former Gov James R Cleveland Muncipal Court of' a justice of the Ohio an annual salary of $30,000 Rhodes appointed him tax judge in 1967 He served in The following guidelines category is most difficult to Is the candidate possess a deep rommilment Supreme Court are to hear This year's candidates for commissioner in April. 1963 (hat position until 1971 lor evaluating a candidate obtain, but it is an essential concerned with the to the law"' all cases involving the Ohio justices of the supreme In addition. Schneider was He is also endorsed by the for judge are provided by qualification for a good individual enmeshed in the or United States Constitu- court and their terms are as a member of the Ohio House Cleveland Press (he Bowling Green chapter judge legal process? OTHER FACTORS "All tion and to hear appeals in follows of Representatives from of the League of Women Is the candidate con- other things being equal," cases decided by the Court 1951-59. While serving as a Voters sidered impartial'' Does the candidate this information may help of Appeals Full term commencing Jaa. five-term State Representa- PAUL W. BROWN, age 57. Age-Is the candidate so The court also hears 1.1*73 tive from Hamilton County, Ohio Attorney General EXPERIENCE-Informa- young that there has not appeals from certain he became chairman of the under Gov Rhodes I IMS tion in this category is avail- been sufficient time to gain administrative agencies. WILLIAM B. BROWN. Commerce and Transpor- 70) able and should be con- League informs voters a variety of legal experience such as the Board of Tax age 59. attorney at law tation Committee and was a A graduate of Ohio Stale sidered or does advanced age tend to Appeals and the Public Utili- residing in Chillicothe member of the Judiciary. indicate that the candidate University. Brown served as As an attorney, has the The League of Women Voters of the United States is a ties Commission A graduate of Williams Finance. Public Affairs. candidate handled a variety would find it difficult to an Ohio Supreme Court jus- nonpartisan organization whose purpose is to promote Generally, the main issue College and Harvard Univer- Elections and Metropolitan serve to the fullest degree? tice from 1964-69 In 1961 and of cases, such as those political responsibility through informed and active before the supreme court is sity. Brown was elected Area committees 1962 he was elected to the dealing with tax law. participation of citizens in government. Kducalion -All candidates whether or not the law has judge of the Fourth District He is the author of the Seventh Court of Appeals. probate, divorce? The League takes action in support of or in opposition to must be qualified attorneys Ohio Court of Appeals 11960- been correctly interpreted Ohio Building Code enabling Youngstown Has the candidate served issues but only after a thorough preliminary study plus and have practiced law 671 and served as its presi- as a commissioner or and applied legislation and the Admin- As attorney general. subsequent approval by the League group concerned However, the reputation of ding judge from 1965-67. It is most concerned with istrative Procedures Act Brown was defeated in a hid referee? The League endorses no candidates. It does present this the law school may be a Brown was also elected cases establishing a new Schneider is a member of for the Republican guberna- If the candidate is a judge, information to you, the voter, so you go to the polls consideration if it is remem- judge of the Chillicothe point of law which are of the Cincinnati. Columbus. torial nomination in a three- has he presided over a informed. bered that fine law schools great public importance Municipal Court (1957-611 Ohio and American Bar way battle in May. 1970 variety of trials'' can turn out mediocre law- The Ohio Supreme t'ourt and served as a judge. Associations A Cincinnati A World War II veteran What is the opinion of Ms Joyce Kepke yers and mediocre law is basically an Appeals Second Circuit Court, in the resident, he has been wounded and decorated for practicing attorneys and the Voters Service Chairman schools can turn out fine Court Its decisions are Territory of Hawaii from endorsed by the Cleveland gallantry in action. Brown is Bar Association regarding League of Women Voters. lawyers. final, except in cases 1951-55 Press now practicing law in the candidate: involving U.S. Constitutional He was appointed to this Columbus He previously questions, which can be position, involving common Fall term commeaeiag Jaa. had a general law practice JUDICIAL TEMPER- appealed to the Supreme pleas, probate and juvenile 1,1*73 in Youngstown for 21 years MENT-Information in this Court of the United States. court jurisdiction, by Presi- dent Parry S. Truman ORDER BLANK IN ADDITION, it controls In addition. Brown served administration and pro- as a substitute judge of the 1973 KEY YEARBOOK $750 cedures of all state courts. Hawaii Supreme Court In 1971 under Chief Justice (1951-551 and justice of the Name Cercle OCX-.. OOCi I'Vla —^^— 310 Student Services BWg. Franca is Halloween Party Oct. 27 8:00 P.M. at the French House New Members Welcome "Buy A Pizza Official Question lid limes Billol

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By Barb Brecker were left with a $9 million debt, and those who donate to both con- party that lost the presidency got no Featare Writer received their largest contributions tenders just to be sure they don't lose. rewards at all." The Rising Election Bill from editors, advertising executives, Some financing situations fade from What w» ip«nd lor national, stale and local campaign! Behind the confident, almost casual, labor unions and Hollywood personali- APPARENTLY sizeable donations the slightly tarnished to the downright (Million*) shinier-than-life campaign veneer of ties net the donor something more foggy the candidate for public office, lies an immediate in the campaign than just urgent, gnawing, not so shiny need for THIS YEAR, Time magazine has the satisfaction of helping their SEVEN MEN have been indicted for $327 the stuff that makes campaigns run- prepared a list of the major campaign favorite get elected. allegedly breaking into Democratic money contributers through Aug. 31, According to Time. "A $5,000 National Headquarters in Washington. In quantities' hardly imaginable to including: donation to the Nixon committee D.C. last June to bug the Democrats' their middle American constituencies, -Walter Duncan, a Texas real estate brings the giver an RN pin with a dia- stronghold. the candidates pour a flood of dollars developer, gave $300,000 to Humphrey mond chip. $12,000 nets a pen-and- Since that time, the money used to and cents into their drives for election and $257,000 to Nixon; pencil set with the presidential seal finance that operation has been traced -W. Clement Stone, chairman and anil Nixon's embossed signature. to the Committee for the Re-Election ACCORDING to the Citizens Re- chief executive officer of Combined "A White House invitation is likely to of the President

POPULAR VOTES ELECTORAL VOTES POPULAR VOTES ELECTORAL VOTES

Candidates Candidates Candidates Candidates

States Rep Dem Other Rep Dem Other 1968 Winner 1972 States Rep Dem Other Rep Dem Other 1968 Winner Winner Alabama 9 Wallace Montana 4 Nixon Mask.. :i Nixon Nebraska 5 Nixon Arizona H Nixon Nevada 3 Nixon Arkansas 8 Wallace New Hampshire 4 Nixon

California 45 Nixon New Jersey 17 Nixon

Colorado 7 Nixon New Mexico 4 N ixon Connect nut 8 Humphrey New York 41 Humphrey Delaware 3 Nixon North Carolina 13 Nixon

DC 3 Humphrey North Dakota 3 Nixon Florida 17 Nixon Ohio 25 Nixon Georgia 12 Wallace Oklahoma 8 Nixon Hawaii 4 Humphrey Oregon 6 Humphrey Idaho 4 Nixon Pennsylvania 27 Humphrey 26 Nixon Rhode Island 4 Nixon Indiana i:t Nixon South Carolina 8 Nixon Iowa 8 Nixon South Dakota 4 Nixon

Kansas 7 Nixon Tennessee 10 Nixon Kentucky 9 Texas Humphrey i — —___ Nixon 26 Louisiana 10 Nixon Utah 4 Nixon Maine 4 Humphrey Vermont 3 Nixon Maryland 10 Humphrey Virginia 12 Nixon Massachusetts 14 Humphrey Washington 9 Humphrey

Michigan 21 Humphrey West Virginia 6 Humphrey Minnesota 10 Humphrey Wisconsin 11 Nixon Mississippi 7 Wallace Wyoming 3 Nixon Missouri 12 Nixon TOTAL VOTES

Total electoral votes: 538 Needed to win: 270