Ted Kennedy ends bid for presidency in 1976
Sen Edward M. Kennedy announces a firm final and unconditional decision not to seek the presidency or vice presidency in 1976. He cites family health issues and duties at home, saying he will not accept nomination or draft and will oppose any effort to place his name in nomination. He notes Chappaquiddick questions as a factor but says the decision stands for the foreseeable future.
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Muskie unchanged on presidential plans despite Kennedy withdrawl
Washington Senator Edmund S Muskie says his plans to not seek the presidency remain unchanged despite Ted Kennedys withdrawal from the 1976 race He plans to spend two years on personal projects and believes Kennedys exit will broaden the field and renew visibility for other candidates in the party The Maine Democrat notes he is not a candidate now and does not expect to be one tomorrow Salem Oregon reports the first drop in state park tourism in 1973 blamed on the gas shortage by the state transportation division
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