Nixon Eyes New Hampshire Primary Not Losing Yet
Nixon says he does not expect to lose in the New Hampshire primary if he enters the 1968 race. He plans to decide after the first of the year and would campaign across the state, arguing he must be the decisive winner even if not sweeping every primary. His main anticipated opponent is Michigan Governor George Romney. The piece also notes George Wallace launching a Western speaking tour as a potential third party bid.
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Romney Seeks Independents As Key to GOP Win
Michigan Governor George Romney told South Dakota Republicans that disaffected Democrats are becoming independents, not Republicans. He urged defining issues, backing strong candidates, and warned against relying on Republican votes alone. Romney said no clear decision yet on entering next year’s South Dakota primary and noted his national bid remains undecided. He rejected federal plans for farmer collective bargaining and warned of potential civil guerrilla warfare in America.
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