Ex-Champs Son To Campaign For Congress
In Palm Springs AP report, John Varick Tunney son of Gene Tunney indicates he will seek the Democratic nomination for the 38th Congressional District seat in Riverside County. He spoke after his father’s address at a party honoring the former heavyweight champion.
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Palm Springs
Gene ‘Tunney
Congress
John Varick Tunney
Riverside
Tunney
38Th
Pat Minor Martin
Rockefeller targets Oregon primary as campaign hurdles persist
Albany New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller pushes into the Oregon presidential primary on May 18 amid GOP resistance and questions about his divorce and remarriage. An AP survey shows him fourth among likely nominees behind Goldwater Nixon and Lodge. Rockefeller hopes primaries prove his private life does not affect electability. He will also campaign in New Hampshire on March 10 and California on June 2, with Oregon contributing 18 votes at the July convention. Oregon secretary Howell Appling Jr. notes the political impact of preconvention wins.
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Albany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
New York
Rockefeller
Associated “Press
Pary
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Noxon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
California
Howell Appling Jr
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Vics
Nixon
Sainstream
Senator Kennard becomes owner of 685-pound baby elephant
Fort Worth Texas AP Don Kennard state senator received a 685 pound baby elephant as a gift. A 400 shipping charge was noted and the elephant must quarantine 10 days at 38 per day. San Leandro customs details linger for the San Francisco agent. The gift drew mixed reactions from Kennard and supporters.
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Tex
APJ
Don Kennard
San Leandro
San Francisco
San
Kennard
Leandra
Ship- Merce
Cambodia
E. 14Th St
O.D
Nixon happy in lawyer career in New York
New York papers report Richard Nixon content with life as a New York lawyer after leaving the vice presidency. They note he enjoys Central Park walks, Broadway shows, concerts, and poker a possible political future viewed skeptically. The Herald-Tribune and Times say he is limiting public speeches and has no research staff, while expressing mixed views on another presidential bid.
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York
Richard M. Nixon
Nix
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Herald-Tribune
Jng
California
White House
Itt
Pennsy
Andlvania Ave
Washington
International Law
the Times
Nixon
Central Park
Vance
Fifth Avenue
Herald
Miss America 1964 Recalls Hotel Fire Rescue
Miss America 1964 describes waking to smoke in the Roosevelt Hotel in Jacksonville and being carried to safety by Bill Fielden Jr and two firemen after an hour inside a smoke filled hotel. She was with Miss Lucille Previtis during the ordeal and planned to join a parade in New Jersey. Doctors expect no lasting injury.
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Jacksonville
Ida
Downa Axum
Fielden
Roosevelt Hotel
el Dorado
Ark
Thei
Axum
Lucille Previtlis
Miami
Lynwood
Tol
Ameri Id.jeffeets
Dotina Axum
Bill Fielden
Roogevelt Hotel
Fla
UPI
Travel Costs Hit 850000 For State Officials In 1969
Sacramento reports show state officials and legislators spent about 850000 on out of state travel in 1969 with at least 1750 trips to conferences and conventions. Prisoner and non resident mental patient deportations are included. College staff took 420 trips at 123000, five professors went to Lisbon with state paying none.
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Sacramento
Assemblymen
Hawaii
Two Boys On Long Cruise Aboard Trimaran Greyhound
Leon Cook and four men sail from Redondo Beach on a four year pleasure cruise aboard the three hulled Greyhound. His sons Billy and Robert, ages 11 and 9, have permission to miss a year of school. Crew members include Bill Pevy Jerry Eaton and Syd Thompson. The vessel carries 10 tons of stores 100 gallons of water and 20 gallons of gasoline for an outboard motor. They plan stops at Magdalena Bay Cape San Lucas and Puerta Vallarta before heading to Tahiti for skin diving surfing and fishing.
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Leon Cook
Monterey Park
Calif
Billy
Robert
Bill Pevy
Long Beach
Jerry Eaton
Redonda Beach
Syd Thompson
Dunnville
Ontario
Canada
Cook
Greyhound
Magdalena Bay
Cape San Lucas
Puerto Vallarta
Mexican
Tahiti
Adult School Book Reviews at San Leandro Library
The San Leandro Adult School offers a series of hook reviews at the Community Library Center on Estudillo Avenue starting January 7. Civic leader Mrs. George Goodale will present the reviews, with registrations handled at Scribble Sergeant 2200 Bancraft Ave.
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San Leandro
Community Library
Estudillo Ave
George Goodale
Scrull Seriant
Bancraft Ave
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