What happened on October 14, 1972?

Headlines from October 14, 1972

• 🌍 Soviet Chess Victory – The Soviet Union won the Chess Olympics, finishing 1½ points ahead of Hungary in the final round.
• 📰 Nixon's Revenue Bill Passed – Congress completed action on revenue-sharing legislation, a key domestic proposal for President Nixon.
• 💰 McGovern Raises Funds – Senator George McGovern raised about $300,000 in Massachusetts through various fundraising events.
• ⚖️ McGovern's Ethics Code – Senator George McGovern outlined a seven-point code of ethics for the Federal Government to curb corruption.
• 📈 Aluminum Shipments Rise – Aluminum Association reports an 18.7% increase in shipments of sheet and plate in August compared to last year.
• 🏇 Champagne Stakes Today – The 101st running of the Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park features 10 colts and two geldings.
• 🏆 Palmer Joins Golf Tourney – Arnold Palmer announced his entry in the $150,000 Kaiser International Open golf tournament next week.
• 🎉 Chrysanthemum Festival – Saugerties, N.Y. celebrates its seventh annual Chrysanthemum Festival, showcasing vibrant floral displays.
• 🎨 Calder's Art Show – Alexander Calder's one-man shows continue to captivate audiences with their vibrant and joyful designs.
• 📚 Castaneda's New Book – Carlos Castaneda's new book, 'Journey to Ixtlan,' concludes his apprenticeship with a Yaqui Indian shaman.