Mills says not a candidate for president in 1972
Washington UPI Chairman Wabi Mills said on NBC's Meet the Press he is not remotely interested in the Democratic presidential nomination and has no plan to run. He hinted he might consider the vice presidency but would rather chair the Ways and Means Committee. He argued Nixon has erred on unemployment and predicted a Democrat could win if nominated, while opposing federal state revenue sharing and urging other city relief steps.
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Humphrey seeks fixed term limits for FBI and military chiefs
Senator Robert Humphrey proposes six to eight year limits for the FBI and CIA directors and for the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman. He plans legislation after Senate action on the draft bill, while praising J Edgar Hoover's FBI leadership and calling for broader national priorities and an end to the Vietnam war.
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Finch says Nixon to enter at least six state primaries
White House counselor Robert Finch said President Nixon will be a candidate in at least six Republican primaries next year. He did not name states and noted some states require consent, while others list all probable candidates on the ballot without consent.
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Lindsay Hesitates on Entering Demo Race
Manchester New Hampshire Mayor Jon V Lindsay avoided a definite decision on switching parties to run for president telling reporters I dont know what I will do next year He spoke at St Anselms College and said he has no idea about endorsements or involvement in the 1972 campaign The mayor ruled out a vice presidential bid but did not dismiss other paths.
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Goldwater Dismisses McCloskey Drive as Insignificant
Senator Barry Goldwater dismissed California Representative Paul McCloskey’s presidential campaign as insignificant and doubted McCloskey would win reelection in his home district. The comment came as political coverage from New Jersey on a Sunday.
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GOP foresees Democratic bloodbath in intraparty feud
The Republican National Committee says Democrats are entering open warfare as Lawrence F. O'Brien met February 9 with seven possible presidential candidates to focus criticism on Nixon. The GOP warns the unity pact is weakening and predicts an intraparty fight that could outshine 1968.
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