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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1968

Page

3

Romney Indicates Nixon Rivalry In GOP Nomination Battle

Washington based report notes Gov. George Romney declares the GOP contest centers on himself and Richard Nixon with Romney predicting victory. He dismisses lightning strike theory and says he will support the eventual Republican nominee. Nixon remains unannounced but called Romney his chief rival. Romney speaks during a New Hampshire campaign swing and Wisconsin stop with primary dates looming.

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Morton Urges Rockefeller to Enter If Romney Quits

Former Republican national chairman Morton urged Gov. Rockefeller to prepare to enter the presidential race openly in Michigan if Romney is defeated in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Morton warned Rockefeller would be in a tight spot if Romney refuses to withdraw and noted Oregon ballots could test Rockefeller against Nixon after Wisconsin.

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Gallup Poll Finds Rockefeller Gains in GOP Favor

Gallup Poll shows Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York nearly doubles GOP support since November with 27 percent while Nixon holds 42 percent and leads in trial heat against Johnson. Romney at 12 percent, Reagan 5 percent, Perry 6 percent, Hatfield 2 percent, others trailing. Nixon remains top pickup choice across the nation.

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Car for School on Your Mind Check the Bar

A brief item notes a car for school on many minds as bar exam discussions surface. It highlights interest in transportation options for students and mentions local viewpoints on driving to school and related costs.

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