Christopher Raps Brown Worker on Furor Over Pearsons Columns
A dispute over columns by Drew Pearson triggers a Brown campaign furor. Don Bradley confirms a 5 000 dollar fine tied to a 1939 case involving Christopher and alleged ethics issues. Bagshaw defends the columns as smearing. Davis and Bagley discuss the 1955 letter draft and prior accusations surfacing anew.
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Rumford Repeal Kept Off Agenda This Year
Sacramento reports the Rumford Act repeal, intended to curb housing discrimination, will not be placed on this year’s legislative agenda. Governor Brown voiced opposition, while Sen. John G. Schmitz suggested the issue may await higher court rulings or final settlement.
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Burns Rejects Appeals for Hearings In UC Allegations
Sen Hugh Burns refused Reagan and Fresno Democratic Headquarters requests for public hearings on alleged UC communism and sexual deviation findings. Burns, 30-year Sacramento veteran, urged the UC Board of Regents as the probe body and criticized partisan campaigns. He also cut financial support to Fresno Democrats, calling the group scornful of his committee. In other races, Christopher accused Brown of abusing power, while Brown touted a “new age” era and Leetham claimed polls favor him for attorney general.
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Salvation Army Week Drive Marred by Local Claims
Santa Clara County counsel Spencer Williams assails incumbent Attorney General Thomas Lynch as unfit to tackle crime. Williams cited Lynch’s leadership during Salvation Army subscription drive in Castro Valley while announcing National Salvation Army Week kickoff.
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Shapp and Shafer Win In Primary
In Philadelphia, Democrat Milton Shapp and Republican Raymond P. Shafer secured their parties gubernatorial nominations in a Pennsylvania primary. Shapp, 53, defeated State Sen. Robert Casey of Scranton, while Shafer, 48, led over Harold Stassen and George Brett. Walter Ki Allessandrani won the GOP lieutenant governor nod.
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Bosch Sets Thursday Deadline Over Dominican Violence
Juan Bosch warned the provisional Dominican government to take sufficient measures to end terrorism and violence against his party or he will withdraw from the June presidential election. He stressed the need for evident results to ensure a fair vote.
Deadlock at Sacramento over tough drunk driving bill
Backers press for a floor vote as hearings drag in the Assembly committee. The measure, already passed by the Senate and another committee, stalls amid heated debate over sobriety tests and penalties. Lawmakers clash over preserving existing sanctions while seeking tougher provisions.
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Goldwater Attacks LBJ on Executive Power in Chicago
Former conservative leader Barry Goldwater, honorary chairman of a new Free Society Association chapter, denounced the Johnson administration for expanding executive power. About 1,000 attendees at a $1 dinner hailed his speech as one of the most important of his life, urging conservatives to fight for traditional values and limited government.
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