Reagan and Christopher Campaign Across California in GOP Bid
Ronald Reagan and George Christopher wind up their GOP gubernatorial campaign with plane tours across California aimed at undecided voters. Brown, Yorty, and a large field of 601 legislative candidates add to a critical election landscape marked by a court ordered reapportionment. Reagan promotes a moral, law respecting society while Christopher pledges to defeat Brown and criticizes the status quo amid hot Southern California stops.
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San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Fornia
Reagan
Christopher
U. S
Pat Brown
el Centro
Hollywood
George Murphy
U. S. Senate
Santa Ana
Scooter commuters rise as cars become passé in NYC
A 1966 New York feature notes a growing scooter culture among workers choosing motorscooters over cars and subways amid traffic jams and a 12 day transit strike. The piece highlights riders like Jeffrey Thompson and Tina Johnson, and cites officials counting increasing cycle licenses. It also mentions a Manhattan rush hour shift and social aspects of riding.
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New York
Park Avenue
Bob
Peggy Kriegel
GOP veterans say no run still possible for 1968 race
AP report recalls past reluctant leaders and notes Rocke Rockefeller and Scranton rejected presidential bids while Eisenhower Stevenson Coolidge and Sherman set precedents. The piece argues that declarations of non run can still be overturned if a strong call to duty arises.
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William T. Peacock
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Boosters
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Romney
Harry S. Truman
Stevenson
Illinois
Matthew
Jesus
Gethsemane
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Rockefeller
Scranton
Gen
William Tecumseh Sherman
Humphrey Delivers Personal Messages to Graduating Classes
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey spoke to two graduating classes over the weekend. He singled out Darlene Gates of Minneapolis and urged higher health workforces as Medicare expands. At Faribault he urged graduates to combine new global realities with enduring values of love and respect.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Douglas
Shattuck School
Faribault
St. Paul
St. Mary's Junior College
Darlene Gates
Minneapolis
Fred Gates
Humphrey
Miss Gates
Darlene
Weekend Traffic Mishaps Kill 8 on Iowa Highways
Eight people died in Iowa weekend crashes with several others injured. Notable fatalities include Bruce Ferrin 17 of Moorland who struck a tree near Callender, Ruth Giberson 67 near Fairfield who died from injuries after a Friday night crash, and Ralph Roberts 83 who died in the same incident. Also dead were Vernon Smith 12 and Danny Westover 12 from Grant County after a U S 71 crash near Tenville. Marion Dermott 53 of Des Moines in a house collision. George Hesley 56 of Mason City in a crash near Mason City. Larry Merkel 17 of Cedar Rapids in a motorcycle collision. Ernest Farrow 12 of Ledyard in a two car collision near Elmore Minnesota. and Doria Maulsby 38 of Charles City, her mother Gail Dodge 81, and Margaret Holtz 33 of Tulsa in a Missouri bridge crash near Pattonsburg.
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Bruce Ferrin
Moorland
Callender
Fort Dodge
Ruth Giberson
Fairfield
Ralph Roberts
Brighton
Grant Boys
Vernon Smith
Danny Westover
Tenville
Montgomery County
Marion F. Dermott
Des Moines
Mason City
George E. Hesley
Cedar Rapids
Larry Merkel
Ernest Farrow
Ledyard
Iowa
Pattonsburg
Doria Gail Maulsby
Gail Dodge
Charles City
Margaret A. Holtz
Tulsa
Okla
English Mass version agreed for use by year end
Archbishop George Dwyer says English version of some Mass prayers has been agreed and could be used by year end. A universal English Missal text will take at least three more years. The English National Liturgical Commission has spent 18 months translating the Missal.
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London
George Dwyer
Birmingham
English National Liturgical Commission
Two Tent Theaters Plan Musical Collaboration
New York reports two tent theater circuits coordinating this year for five song-and-dance musicals. Music Fairs runs six theaters and a Ben Segal chain operates five. They span Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania and Maryland. The deal aims to cut production costs and boost show quality.
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New York
Ben Segal
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
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