Nixon Campaign Plan Just Being President
President Nixon plans to run for reelection by staying above partisan politics and focusing on governing. He will announce by January 14 and have his name on the March 7 New Hampshire primary ballot with 14 Republican supporters. He expects no major threats from rivals and says his strength lies in performance, not rhetoric. He notes war issues unlikely to dominate and recalls Johnson's 1968 decision context. In New Hampshire he faces Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. and Rep. John Ashbrook as rivals.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
New Hampshire
CBS
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
South Vietnam
Eugene J. McCarthy
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
John M.ashbrook
Ohio
Inauguration Day in Liberia for Tolbert with Nixon Guest
Cannons boomed at dawn for William Tolbert's inauguration as Liberia's president. First Lady Pat Nixon led the U S delegation with a long day of ceremonies, a motorcade, a reception, a church service, and a finale ball. Billy Graham joined the ecumenical service and prayed for Liberia's spiritual growth.
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Monrovia
Liberia
William Tolbert
America
Pat Nixon
Executive Mansion
Nixon
U.S
Billy Graham
First Providence Baptist Church
Graham
Midwest's First Mex American Loan Firm Set
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board approved a charter for a Mexican American owned savings and loan association in Kansas City Kansas. Monte Montez of Montez Enterprises said the Coronado Savings and Loan will serve Spanish speaking Americans with a temporary site planned near the Indian Springs shopping center.
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Midwest
Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Association
Kansas City
Kan
Monte Montez
Montez Enterprises, Inc
Kansas City Area
Montez
Coronado Savings and Loan
Indian Springs
Oil Spill Cleaned Up By 125 Workers At Richmond Bay
About 125 workmen cleaned globs of crude oil from San Francisco Bay and two Pacific beaches after a spill from the Liberian tanker Golor Obo chartered by Standard Oil Co of California. 10 boats and foot patrols collected the oil, initially estimated at 80 gallons and contained at the Richmond Long Wharf. The amount spilled remains uncertain as oil apparently breached barriers.
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Richmond
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Pacific Ocean
Standard Oil Co
California
Standard
Dale E. Blasye
Richmond Long Wharf
Blayse
Fragmented China and the rise of Buddhism in late antiquity
The Han falls, barbarians invade and cities shift south as Chinese society absorbs invaders. Buddhism spreads with Ch’an later known as Zen. rapid temple growth and pilgrimages to India occur. The Sui reunifies China in 589, rebuilding the Great Wall and starting the Grand Canal linking the Yellow River and Yangtze.
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China
Rome
North
Yangie River
Fei
Marathon
India
Japan
Ching
Yellow River
Yangtze River
Hei
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Kenneth Scott Latourette
Don Oakley
John Lane
Hall of China
Barbarians
Rin
Libby Braad
Texas
Krett Saled Dressing
Miracle Whip Tide Detergent
Maxwell House Crisco
Colfes
van Camp Brand
White Magic
Temate
Phe
Dror
Ine Iy
Wiksen
Keebler
Coss
Neatle
Wien
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