Nixon bets on two states deadline April 2
Nixon signals he will quit the 1968 Republican race if he loses New Hampshire and Wisconsin. He aims to win by April 2, asserting the race will feature five strong candidates and that Romney and he share a prominent social position within the field. He outlined possible primary plans including New Hampshire March 12 and Wisconsin April 2, with potential entries in Nebraska Oregon Indiana and South Dakota.
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Nixon predicts comeback as rivals count votes in primaries
Exclusive: Nixon argues public memory fades past errors and vows a clean, open nomination in New Hampshire Wisconsin Nebraska and Oregon. He says the race will not be sewn up before primaries amid many favorites in the field.
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Council Adopts Microfilm Plan for Library Aid
The City Council authorized a state grant of $11,140 to buy microfilm and related equipment for the Long Leach Public Library. Duty Manager John R. Mansell outlined $3,146 for microfilm and equipment and $2,000 for music scores, with prior requests under the Public Library Services Act previously blocked by existing priorities.
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Household Items For Sale In Classified Ads
Classified line notes household items available through the classifieds with contact method Dial HE 2 5959. The terse notice directs readers to call for listings and prices.
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