Nixon Sweep Shifts California Vote Outlook for 1968
Republicans claim Nixon leads California in the presidential race after the primary with votes showing a strong GOP tilt. Brown and McLain indicated the results favor Nixon while Democrats noted a larger Democratic share, predicting a closer fall race. Brown forecast a slim Democratic edge in November as party leaders weigh Nixon’s momentum against potential rivals.
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Los Angeles
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Bell
Beverly Hills
Murray Chotiner
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Ronald L. Jackson
Syer Brown
Earl Warren
Repub
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Warren
Oped
Avery
Propositions Results Reported With Vote Totals
Ballot results show Prop 1 with 18 246 of 28 4A8%i Yes 1 350 855 No 754 159 Prop 2 18 246 of 28 Yes 1 473 477 No 636 937 Prop 3 18 235 of Yes 1 028 555 No 907 04.
Suburbia Surges as Cities Add Population in Decade
AP survey of 27 large urban centers shows city populations rising 6.6 percent to 20,026,945 while nearby suburbs jumped 41.4 percent to 4,787,479 in the 1950s. New York Detroit Philadelphia Baltimore Providence and others saw metro areas grow despite city declines due to expansion.
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Bond vote frames Nixon gains and Tammany setback
Coast results show Nixon pulling strong in California where Brown also wins a key delegation. In New York City reform Democrats pressure Tammany Hall leader Carmine De Sapio after insurgent calls for his resignation. Across Idaho Montana South Dakota and Mississippi primaries shape the political map with Nixon seen as a factor.
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Tally on Brown Nixon tally in county by county primary
A county by county tally shows vote for conversion delegations in Tuesday's primary. Vice President Richard M. Nixon leads on the Republican ballot while Governor Edmund G. Brown heads the Democratic ballot in the apparent party split.
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Mystery Over Judge's Piano in Laguna Beach
In Laguna Beach California for two nights a piano that had been untouched for years played by an unseen force wakes Judge C C Cravath at his home. The judge declares the noises are not a ghost and suspects an intruder perhaps a rat. moles are suggested as a cause.
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Gustafson Defeated in Ventura Judge Election
Prosecutor Gustafson conceded defeat in the nonpartisan race for the Superior Court bench. Edward Henderson won the election, appointed by Gov. Brown to fill the vacancy left by retirement of 51-year-old Superior Mario Blackstock. Gustafson planned to resign as district attorney. Elizabeth Duncan was convicted of hiring workers to kill her daughter in law Jorge. all three defendants received death sentences at San Quentin.
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Norfolk tops Virginia population growth in decade
Norfolk Virginia surged by over 64 000 residents to 277 000 while Richmond dropped to 248 028, making Norfolk the state's largest city. Tampa nearly doubled its size, Jacksonville fell by 5 000, and suburban areas showed mixed gains as the decade ended.
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Falcon’s record first year for a new car
Falcon sells over 250000 units since its introduction and runs at a weekly pace of about 10600. It is pitched as America's lowest priced six passenger compact with strong fuel economy. Owners report up to 30 mpg with regular gas, 4000 miles between oil changes, and lower service, license, and insurance costs while offering full room for six and their luggage.
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