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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1968

Page

3

Nixon eyes comeback as Wisconsin New Hampshire bids loom

Look magazine quotes Richard Nixon saying he would quit if he “falls flat” in key primaries and predicts a comeback unseen this century. He estimates spending 3 to 5 million on six primaries and the convention, with 150 000 and 500 000 costs for New Hampshire and Wisconsin. He recalls political rebirth after 1966 while noting annual income around 200 000 from law, royalties and investments.

Nixon Look Magazine New Hampshire Wisconsin New York Johnson Congress

Senator Scott calls Wallace a menace in 1968 election

Senator Hugh Scott labeled former Alabama Governor George Wallace a menace to all parties and said Wallace’s third party run could force the House to decide the presidency in 1968. He warned Wallace would hurt both parties, possibly winning Alabama and several southern states and drawing blue collar votes in key primaries.

Washington UPI Hugh Scott Alabama George Wallace House of Representatives Pennsyyvania Republican GOP Wallace Scott White House United States Radiotelevision Report South Louisiana Mississippi Georgia Indiana Maryland

Car Bus Crash Kills 3 Marines at Camp Pendleton

Three Marines died and two were injured when their car collided with a military bus on Camp Pendleton. Victims named Sgt James Bucci 20 Springfield IL Captain Edward Young 24 Dayton OH Lance Cpl Michael Delong 20 Spokane WA. Cpl Richard Bailey 21 Oxden UT in serious condition. Sgt Raymond Aycock ? Ruston LA listed in satisfactory condition.

Camp Pendleton Upi California Marine Base James Bucci Springfield Edward Young Dayton Ohio Lance Michael Delong Spokane Wash Base Naval Hospital Richard Bailey Oxden Utah Raymond Aycock Ruston la

Romney says Johnson trip harmless to war effort

UPI reports Republican George Romney said President Johnson’s weekend trip to visit Vietnam-bound Army and Marine units was appropriate but not fundamentally related to the war. He defended the travel as a presidential duty rather than strategic wartime action.

Boston UPI George Romney Johnson

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