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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1968

Page

2

Sensible proposal to pair California governor and lieutenant governor

Lt. Gov. Finch renews a constitutional reform pushing to elect governor and lieutenant governor on a single ticket with one vote. Gov. Reagan supports a joint ticket, arguing the lieutenant is an executive vice president in California. The change would need a two thirds legislature vote and voter approval.

California Govenor Finch Kieuwait New York Reagan U.S Santa Monica

Draft law prosecutions rise with tougher sentences

The attorney general reports 942 convictions for draft violations last year, up 78 percent from the prior year. Judges are imposing longer sentences so violators may serve nearly as long as in the military. While not solving the total problem, the trend signals stronger enforcement against draft evaders.

Attorney General's Office

Countdown Batman Ends as Fall TV Schedules Arrive

The note says Countdown Batman will go off air with new fall schedules. It claims Robins head south then. Ralph Nader calls for auto safety costs to be scrutinized, implying a chrome curtain hides rear costs. LEW proposes a four percent travel tax amid broad traveler frustrations.

Batman Robins Ralph Nader

Lindsay faction nudges Rockefeller toward candidacy clash

Washington report describes liberal Republican splits led by Mayor Lindsay’s followers attacking Nelson Rockefeller. It notes George Romney’s alignment against Rockefeller over issues and trash strike, and says a GOP power group plans hearings to spotlight Rockefeller ahead of the 1988 convention, pressuring him toward candidacy.

Washington Nelson Rockefeller New York John V. Lindsay New York City Rockefeller Lindsay National Guard Romney Richard Nixon G.O.P

New York Subway Opens with 25 Cent Fare in 1870

United Press International marks 1870 as New York City's first subway line opening to the public with a fare of 25 cents. It also notes 1935 as Germany beginning air force operations under Hermann Goering. A thought from Ralph Waldo Emerson reflects on rewards of a well done task.

New York City Germany Hermann Goering Ralph Waldo Emerson

Call to Veterans to Reconnect with Service Front Lines

Paul Harvey urges veterans to reenlist in spirit and community service. He cites Argonne, Normandy, and Guadalcanal as callouts and praises Hendersonville Tennessee VFW Post 9851 for its new, bar-free building used as a polling place and civic hub.

Veterans’ Organizations VFW Hendersonville Tenn American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars

Thrift tips for travel and thrift in Europe

Washington columnist urges frugality with a seven dollar per day travel limit and notes a proposed tax exemption for American missionaries. The piece offers cheap Europe travel ideas from $7 to $22 nightly lodging, self-cooked meals, hitchhiking, air freight, and free sights in Rome London and Paris with humorous asides about Paris and the Seine fine.

Washington Europe Frank E. Moss Utah Rome Colosseum Oxford Street London Selfridge's Department Store Buckingham Palace Paris Montmartre Louvre Seine

Hendersonville VFW Post 9851 Shows Civic Service Style

Woody's World notes that Hendersonville VFW Post 9851 stands as a worthy example of civic service and good works. The piece highlights stimulating citizen participation in politics and educating youth about the costs and value of ideals, praising the post for adding glory to Old Glory and urging it to inspire many more posts.

Hendersonville VFW Legion Post

Favored sons arise in California Republican delegation race

The piece outlines competing California Democratic and Republican delegations for a future convention. It names key Republican figures in Oakland Alameda County, including Bill Knowland, Don Mulford, Lewis Sherman, Gardiner Johnson, Frank Adams, Floyd Sparks, and Oliver Stivers, noting a possible inclusion for a Black Republican from the north part of the county.

California Johnson Democratic Council Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Alameda County Oakland Bill Knowland Goldwater Stampede Palace Don Mulford Piedmont Lewis Sherman Berkeley Gardiner Johnson Frank P. Adams Adams California Republican Assembly South County Floyd L. Sparks Reagan Oliver Stivers Hayward Anaheim

A Conversation Gap In California GOP Assembly Race

Warren Townsend of Fremont publicly considered seeking the Republican nomination in the 13th Assembly District but then said he would not file as a candidate. Townsend had been a key figure in the California Republican League and had learned Brumbaugh planned to run, a detail Townsend only knew two months earlier. Brumbaugh had discussed entering the race with Townsend previously.

Warren Townsend Fremont 13Th Assembly Harry Brumbaugh Townsend California Republican League Brumbaugh California Republican Assembly GOP Alameda County Republican Central Committee

Delegates Named By Democrats To 8th District Roster

Edward F. Newman of Hayward and Stephen Krug of Livermore are listed as full delegates for the 8th Congressional District, with Norm Amundson and Barbara Crawley as alternates from Hayward and Livermore. In the 9th District Ray DeGroat of Hayward appears as an alternate, while others from Alameda County were largely absent owing to travel costs.

Hayward Castro Valley Edward F. Newman 8Th Congressional District Hind Livermore Stephen Krug Norm Amundson Alameda County Central Labor Council Barbara Crawley Alameda County Chicago Bill McGuire CDC 9Th District Ray DeGroat Gerald Hill San Francisco Washington McCarthy Los Angeles Johnson California

McCarthy campaign moves under Alameda County figures

Odds and Ends outline a Berkeley based likelihood of Dan Longaker as campaign chairman for the McCarthy peace state in Alameda County. Chet Fonkhauser and Byron James named for county roles with a March 6 petition drive planned. Hayward councilors largely back John D. Murphy over George F. Oskes with one council member reportedly neutral.

Dan Longaker Berkeley Alameda County Democratic Central Committee McCarthy CDC Chet Fonkhauser Livermore 13Th Assembly South County Byron James CRA First District John D. Murphy Pleasanton Hayward Murphy George F. Oskes Jeaning Murphy

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