Brown Eyes Soft Strategy in California Governor Race
In California, Gov. Edmund Brown plans a restrained campaign against Ronald Reagan, relying on past records and the Democratic edge in registrations. The campaign weighs leveraging Reagan's conservative stance, Berkeley disruptions, and the Watts backlash while targeting moderate Republicans and leftist critics. Brown aims to avoid direct clashes with Yorty and maximize Democratic turnout for the November contest.
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Yort
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Berkeley
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Lakewood
Watts
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Johnson
San Francisco
George Christopher
Positive Boost Is Vital To Languid Army Reserve
Washington radio column notes morale issues in the Army Reserve as top reserve officers question future roles and the impact of potential merger with the National Guard. It highlights demand for challenging assignments, stable program plans, and retention of skilled officers amid reform debates.
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Wall Street Enters Field of Education in 1966 67
Washington report notes a $40 billion annual education industry as major firms like RCA CBS Raytheon Xerox GE and Time move into schooling. NEA cites Harold Gores on education becoming a national growth industry with teaching machines records and media devices driving a nascent market. Harvard Dean Theodore Sizer appears in discussion.
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UPI
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Educational Facilities Laboratories, Inc
America
Radio Corporation of America
Columbia Broadcasting System
Raytheon Co
Xerox Corp
General Electric Co
Time Magazine
Harvard
Theodore Sizer
Education Trends Hint at Business Influence on Schools
The NEA warns that the 1585 education acts attract big business with billions in funding. Corporations merge and form school product subsidiaries as they move into schooling while graduates shift away from business careers.
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NEA
U S Leads World as Oil Producer in 1965 Output
New York reports the United States again topped global oil production in 1965 with a record daily average of nearly 7.8 million barrels. The Soviet Union produced about 5 million, and Venezuela around 3.5 million barrels daily.
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Soviet Union
Venezuela
Advertiser Seeks Wife With Cigarette Coupon Dowry
John Beaumont, 44, placed a London newspaper ad offering a wife in exchange for a dowry of 4,500 gift redemption coupons from cigarette packs. The unusual matrimonial pitch drew attention to a broad search.
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UPI
John Beaumont
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