Reagan hits Unruh and Alioto in California GOP push
At the Anaheim fall convention Reagan and party leaders blasted Assembly Democrat BOSS Unruh and San Francisco Mayor Alioto. Delegates heard claims of credibility gaps by Democrats and references to Unruh’s fundraising from lobbyists. Milias announced a new environmental standing committee as the party readies for next year’s campaigns.
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GOP
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Newport Beach
Unruh
San Francisco
Alioto
Carpenter
Atioto
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Tepublican
U. S
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Harry Dent
Nixon
Patricia Hitt
California
U. S. Department of Health, Educaton and Welfare
George W. Milas
Gilroy
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Gine
Milias
State Central Committee
Sacramento
Tony Pastor dies after long illness in Connecticut
Tony Pastor famed band leader dies aged 2 in Lawrence and Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Anthony Pestritto in Middletown Connecticut, he carried his tenor sax and distinctive voice from the big band era into rock and later performed mainly in the Las Vegas area with his sons appearing with him. His career began with the Wesleyan Serenaders and included collaborations with Artie Shaw and the Cloney Sisters. Survivors include his three sons his wife and three brothers.
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Conn
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Camets
Las Vegas
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John
Tony Junior
Clooney Sisters
Rosemary
Betty
Ross Bagsadarian
Artie Shaw
Shaw
New Haven
Artie
John Cavalero
Rudy Valee
Marie Elena
Wesleyan Serenaders
Tony
Sal
Asters
Reuther Leads UAW Picket At Ohio GE Plant
Walter Reuther national president of the United Auto Workers marches on a picket line at the General Electric plant in Evendale Ohio. Local unit president George Baker and others join in sympathy with a nationwide strike against G I. Reuther spoke in town yesterday on a speaking engagement.
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United Auto Workers
General Electric
Evendale
Ohio
George Baker
G.I. Reuther
Nixon Host Halloween Party For Underprivileged Children
President Nixon hosted a White House Halloween party for about 260 mostly Black children. First Lady Pat Nixon greeted guests in a purple and green gown as a Marine Corps band played. In the East Room children navigated a pumpkin replica, marionette show, go go dancer, magician, fortune teller, and apple-bobbing contest amid festive decor.
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Nixon
White House
U.S. Marine Corps
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GSA defends HEW headquarters cost and design
The General Services Administration defended the proposed HEW headquarters plan arguing the design is necessary for aesthetics given its Capitol Hill location, even as HEW Secretary Finch shelved the project over cost concerns. In Tokyo, Japan expects 14 million tons of rice this year, marking its third largest crop on record per Agriculture Minister Shiro Hasegawa.
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UPI
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