Nixon Victory Seen Likely In California Race
In California the final campaign pushes toward the 40 electoral votes, with Nixon the heavy favorite as Cleaver is barred from the ballot for president. Governor Reagan campaigns for Nixon while Assembly Speaker Unruh campaigns locally, criticizing Johnson era politics and supporting Democratic candidates.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Concensus
Unruh
Sen
Robert F Kennedy
Weekly School Menus and Campaign Sparring Report
The menu list covers a week of meals including chicken with rice soup tuna salad and more along with daily milk. the second item notes political clashes as Unruh and Reagan trade barbs over price tags and funding, while Burns endorses Nixon. The Senate race widens as Rafferty and Cranston vie for California’s seat with Cranston leading in polls.
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Hamburg
Unrah
Reagan
Unruh
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Nixon
Humphrey
Burns
Senate
U.S. Senate
Max Rafferty
Alan Cranston
Rafferty
Thomas H. Kuchel
Cranston
Neighbors Wary as Soviet Moves Stir Neutrals
UPI analysis notes Austria and Finland, both neutral, reassessing security as Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia raise regional nerves. Finns fear Kosygin visit hints, while Austria hosts 750 Czech refugees and 10,000 others suspected of unknown aims. Both nations insist neutrality despite postwar concessions and treaties.
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Czechoslovakia
Austria
Finland
Cauthon
Austrian Communist Party
Josef Klaus
Yalta
Queen Mary war service sought from former passengers
Long Beach leaders seek wartime travelers aboard the Queen Mary to share memories as the ship converts to a hotel convention center and museum. Museum director Les Cohen notes troop transport records are lost or incomplete and urges informed former passengers from Americans Canadians Australians and British to write with details.
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Long Beach
Calif
Les H. Cohen
Cohen
Haiti First In Americas To Grow Sugar Cane
The report notes that Haiti was the first country in the Americas to cultivate sugar cane. It attributes the origin to Columbus bringing seedlings from Madeira on his second West Indies voyage and selecting Hispaniola for its favorable climate when he first reached Haiti in 1492.
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Port - AU - Prince
Haiti
UPI
Americas
Columbus
Madeira
West Indies
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Secretary
Eldridge Cleaver
Peace and Freedom Party
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
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Pownal
Dorset
Fiskars
Antiques & Olds
Old Railroad
Danby, Vt
Rte
Ralph Carvage
Windham, Vt
E.gravely
Greenmont Tractor Center
West Road
Bennington
Phil Newsom
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Sweden
Oneida
Main ST
North Bennington Bank
North Bennington
ANK North
Manchester Center
Better TV Inc
Main St. Bennington
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Vermont
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