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Nixon Bids P
SAN FRANCISCO lAP) —Rich- Brown l ad praised Nixon as a! lisners should Jorder reporters to
ard M. Nixon hade a caustic ■ vigorous opponent, and congratu-; write it one way or another,
farewell to politics yesterday.' la ted hin on the race he ran. ! “If newspapers are against a
He conceded Democratic Gov. | • Nixon told reporters it was his 1 candidate, they should say it,"
'Edmund GJ Brown had beaten last press conference and said ■ Nixon said.
him for governor of California they hac n't reported that he had! “But I think at least they, should
and blaiped the press for his defended Brown’s patriotism and! report what a, candidate has to
downfall.' ' inotives. : say.” ' - - |.
49-year-oW Republican for- i At-omi point, he said reporters; THE COXOTT from2S;333 of
mer vice president waited until had written it the way they saw California’s 3 1i320 ! precincts was
10 a;m. before conpyatulaUfif but added, "I don't think pub-! Brown 2,438,302, Nixon 2,001,661.
Brown as thtyvinner of Tuesday’s f - - * - -
election
BROWN. 57. led from. the start,'
held ft 2S(M>OG-vote margin wtum
Kixon conceded, and had claimed
victory nine hours earlier.
“I Relieve Gov. Brown has a
heart;even though he believes I
do not. I' believe he’s a good
American even though he believes
Fm not." Nsscon told newsmen in
BevpHy Hilla.'
In his 1 a m. victory statement,
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