Nixon Seeks cooler summer amid riots warnings
President hopeful Richard M. Nixon urged calm while warning riots threaten urban areas. He said preparations and swift action against violence would deter perpetrators and that diplomacy and private enterprise must back military efforts to end the Vietnam war with a lasting peace. He criticized the Johnson era civil disorder report as unrealistic for rapid, vast programs.
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Scott Says GOP Should Strengthen Party Center
Sen. Hugh Scott former national GOP chair calls for a stronger center and rejection of extremist factions. In his book Come to the Party he argues moderates must shape attitudes and candidates to appeal broadly and win, urging party unity and youth group independence from conservatives.
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Rockefeller supporters seek broad backing for formal bid
Rockefeller backers aim to mobilize congressional support and define a clear path for a presidential bid this month. They weigh timing on Vietnam and other issues while watching Rockefellers public fealty, with a March 22 Oregon withdrawal deadline looming.
Rockefeller keeps Oregon primary option open
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he has not ruled out a run for the Republican presidential nomination in the Oregon primary on May 28. He stressed no current plans to enter but suggested he could be available if the party and public want an alternate approach. He declined to discuss Vietnam and said he would file a disclaimer by March 22 to keep his name off the ballot if needed.
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Driver Fined for Driving After License Suspension
Stephen W. Pintek 25 of 1185 Sylvan Avenue was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty in Circuit Court to driving after his license was suspended. Bridgeport police arrested him February 15 following a routine Grant Street check. he appeared before Judge Joseph Adorno in the Underwood Building.
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