Nixon Tacks To Being President In Reelection Bid
AP Political Writer Walter R. Mears reports President Nixon plans to run for a second term by not engaging in public partisan activity for eight months. He will announce in mid January and file a slate of 14 New Hampshire Republicans for the March 7 primary, while emphasizing continuation of the presidency over campaign theatrics. Nixon doubts major Democratic challenges will derail him and notes his strength is performance rather than rhetoric. He expects Vietnam war issues not to dominate as voters weigh whether he has done all to end the war and protect Americans.
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Mop Oil Spills Prompt Cleanup by 125 Workers
In Richmond California and two Pacific beaches, about 125 workers used 10 boats and foot patrols to mop up Indonesian crude spilled Friday during discharging by the tanker Golor Obo chartered by Standard Oil Co of California. Officials cited uncertain total despite initial 80 gallon estimate and said the spill affected areas near the Richmond Long Wharf.
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