PERSPECTIVE 72: An Aural Review of the Year 1972-NM1973 2LP NOT FOR SALE/BROADCA
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PERSPECTIVE 72
An Aural Review of the Year 1972

2 LP GATEFOLD COVER
LABELS PRINTED "NOT FOR SALE • NOT FOR BROADCAST"


Group W Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. Records, no catalogue # (1973?)


Vinyl:  NEAR MINT (sleeve marks); Cover:  Near Mint

Side 1: January - April
Candidates for the Presidential race
President Nixon announces Vietnam troop withdrawals
Treasury Secy. Connally defends the budget
President Nixon reveals Vietnam peace efforts
Bangladesh president asks for recognition ans support
Prime Minister Heath expresses optimism for Common Market
Sports:  College Bowls, NFL playoffs, and Super-Bowl game
Vice President Agnew announces new anti-crime program
The Clifford Irving-Howard Hughes hoax
Columnist Art Buchwald addresses the National Women's Political Caucus
Publixher Ralph Ginzburg goes to jail
Father Daniel Berrigan released from jail
The Winter Olympics
England's mining strike ends
Civil conflict continues in Northern Ireland
Pessimism at Paris peace talks
Labor leader George Meany walks out on the National Pay Board
The ITT affair
Sen. Robert Dole criticizes Democarts on unpaid phone bills
Gov George Wallace wins Florida primary
Sen. Hubert Humphrey loses Wisconsin primary
Sports:  College basketball and major league baseball players' strike
Father Phillip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAllister of the Harrisburg Seven acquitted of major charges
North Vietnamese launch major attack...  Comments on government policy

Side 2:  April - August
Apollo 16 launched
Democratic primaries in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
Sen Edmund Muskie withdraws form Presidential race
Charlie Chaplin returns to U.S.
Deaths of former congressman Adam Clayton Powell and FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover
Indiana and Ohio primaries
Sen. Henry Jackson withdraws from Presidential race... Sen. Hubert Humphrey comments
President Nixon orders mining of North Vietnamese ports and renewed air strikes
Gov. George Wallace shot
Sports:  NBA and ABA basketball play-offs... Stanley Cup Play-offs... Kentucky derby... Indianapolis 500
President and Mrs. Nixon visit Moscow and Warsaw
Death of Duke of Windsor (Excerpts from 1936 abdication speech)
A rash of skyjackings
Sen. McGovern wins California primary
The Watergate affair
James Hoffa reports to Congress on prison conditions
Angela Davis acquitted
Democratic presidential convention in Miami Beach
Dr. Benjamin Spock, Presidential candidate, comments on his platform
Sen. Thomas Eagleton discloses being hospitalized and later withdraws as Democratic Vice Presidential nominee.. Sargent Shriver new nominee
George Meany denies support to either Presidential candidate
Knapp Commission calls for war on corruption in New York City Police Dept.

Side 3:  August - October
Republican Presidential convention in Miami Beach
Bobby Fischer plays Boris Spassky for the world's chess championship
Uganda expels Asians
John Gardner of Common Cause criticizes President for not revealing political contributions
Sen. McGovern on Watergate affiar
The trend in the world of entertainment
Ralph Nader criticizes auto prices
Candidates McGovern and Shriver criticize government spending and inflation
Sen. McGovern accuses administration of corruption... Vice President Agnew replies
Henry Kissinger discusses peace on return from Moscow
The Olympic games at Munich and the Israeli tragedy there
Comments by three released POWs
Commission reports on Attica prison riot
Black "action" movies
Sports:  Baseball play-offs and the World Series
President Nixon vetoes welfare and water pollution bills... comments by government officials
President Nixon's position on busing
Vice President Agnew and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller extol Revenue Sharing Plan
Republican campaign manager Clark McGregor attacks Washington Post for Watergate coverage... Post editor Benjamin Bradley replies
Baseball's Jackie Robinson dies

Side 4:  October - December
Henry Kissinger announces peace is at hand... Sen McGovern comments
President Nixon re-elected
Sid Davis, Chief of Group W's Washington News Bureau, puts the campaign and election in perspective
West Germany's Chancellor Willy Brandt is re-elected
Sen. John Tunney foresees stability in foreign affairs
Canada's Premier Trudeau re-elected
Los Angeles newsmen comment in concept of journalistic immunity
New Secy. of Labor Peter Brennan states views on wage controls
Newly named Secy. of Defense Elliot Richardson comments on his appointment
Kissinger discusses peace efforts
Queen Elizabeth's remarks on her 25th wedding anniversary
A North Ireland government leader urges peace
Claim Nazi chief Martin Bormann may be alive
Launch of Apollo 17
N.Y.C. Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy discloses theft of confiscated narcotics
Death of former President Harry S. Truman
Earthquake levels Managua, Nicaragua's capital
Renewed massive bombing of Hanoi
Superjet crashes near Miami
Baseball's super-star Roberto Clemente killed in plane crash on mercy mission
Group W's Chief Commentator Rod MacLeish:  An over-view of 1972
Guy Lombardo rings out the old year

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