Western governors weigh jobs welfare and coast trade
Western governors meet in Jackson Hole to discuss unemployment as the top issue, with concern over drugs and welfare. They assess Nixon and Reagan as future contenders, consider coastal trade with Russia, and seek environmental balance with growth while debating welfare reform and state tax revenues.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
UPI
Baller Uinder
Qe Grand ‘Telons
Replann
Walls
Witinemucca
Berkeley
Billings
Women Politicos Dismay At Odds At Caucus Meet
More than 200 women from diverse backgrounds gathered in Washington to form a new National Women's Political Caucus focused on electing female candidates in 1972. The conference quickly debated issues such as abortion and pollution, with leaders stressing unity on getting more women into office while acknowledging disputes over positions and strategy. Prominent speakers included Betty Friedan Gloria Steinem Bella Abzug and others outlining aims to advance women’s political power without merely replacing a male leadership, and warning the movement could falter if it becomes purely political.
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Wogan
National Women's Political Caucus
Guickly
Ical
Claritopenna
Kay Camp
Simday
Bella Abaug
D-N
Manhattan Congress
Tty Priedan
Gloria Steinem
Fivelyn Cunningham
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fannie Lou Uamer
U.S. Senate
Dorothy Baener
United Ante Workers of America
Friedan
Abzug
Minnesota Republicans Back McCloskey For President
Minnesota GOP leaders praise Congressman McCloskey highlighting his sincerity and independence within the party. Andy Boschwitz notes Republicans vary in view but many support Nixon while acknowledging controversy remains in party dynamics.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Iit
Nixon
Boschwits
Life of Riley ends in jail for bank robber
John Craig Hildreth III, 24, jailed for 15 years after federal jurors convict him of 18 months of bank stickups from San Jose to San Francisco netting about 50000. He robbed Mountain View for 21000 in January 1970 and a Palo Alto Savings branch, evading capture after a telephone interruption.
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San Jose
Calif
John Craig Hildreth
Hildreth
San Francisco
Mountain View
Piles
Robert F. Peckhany
San Francisco Bay
Palo Alto
Golden West Savings & Loan
Appointment of Williams as San Francisco district judge
Spencey M. Williams a San Jose and Sacramento lawyer, previously a candidate for attorney general, is named by President Nixon to fill a San Francisco district judge seat. He would replace Judge George B. Margar or Judge Gerald S. Levin as Senate confirmation proceeds. Williams earlier led the State Mimaa Relations Agency for Governor Ronald Reagan before returning to private practice.
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Spencey M. Williams
San Jose
Sacramento
Sbilu
San Francisco
Senator Tunney to begin nine day California tour
Senator John Tunney plans a nine day swing through California starting August 7. He will visit San Diego Orange County the San Francisco area and northern counties then Los Angeles and Sacramento. Major addresses are set for Los Angeles Town Hall and San Francisco Commonwealth Club. The tour costs around 10000 funded by small fund raising events and private donations.
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Benjamin Shore
Washinton
Washington
John ¥. Viney
California
Offien
Slalt
San Diego
Orange County
Town Hall
Los Angeles
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
Tanney
Tan
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