Reagan Final Victory Twice As Big As Brown's
Sacramento reports official primary tallies show George Christopher leading Reagan in the June 7 GOP race with 741,340 votes, while Gov. Edmund G. Brown won the Democratic nomination in a tight contest over Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorba. Democratic voters outnumbered Republicans 2 to 1 in statewide ballots cast. Brown's margin over Yorba reached 374,174 votes amid 5,079,311 total ballots.
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Frank M. Jordan
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Samuel W. Yorly
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Dale Alexander
Ingram W. Goad
Christopher
Los Angles
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William Penn Patrick
Joseph R. Maxwell
Yorly
Alan Cranston
Paul Burke
Bert de Lotto
Bert A. Betts
Ivy Baker Priest
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Jordan
Robert Wagner
Kosygin Promises Viet Aid and Wider War Reach
Soviet Premier Kosygin pledged to aid Vietnam and to help eject U S forces, warning the conflict could spread to Laos and Cambodia. The March 1968 AP dispatch also surveys California and national primary results, highlighting Alan Cranston and other leaders, with Rafferty winning the largest share for state offices.
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White House Dinner Honors Luci Johnson and Nugent
Israeli President Shazar led a formal state dinner for Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent as they plan marriage. The event in the East Room featured a performance by Rudolph Serkin and diplomatic exchanges with U S and Israeli officials. Nugent and his parents from Waukegan Illinois received warm wishes for a long life of happiness.
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Ike May Return Home From Walter Reed Soon
A Walter Reed Army Medical Center spokesman said former President Dwight D. Eisenhower may be released to return home within a day or two after his recent surgery and hospitalization.
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Luci's Wedding Sees Johnson Step Back in Plans
Washington reports President Johnson taking a quiet backseat in Luci's wedding as preparations intensify. He says he looks forward to welcoming Pat into the family and emphasizes his daughters' happiness. The groom is Pat and Luci, age 19, will marry with a large ceremony at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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