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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
4
A 1963 California Senate Subcommittee investigation into the John Birch Society is examined. The article highlights Birch activism, anti-Communist aims, direct action tactics, and internal organization and salaries, noting coordinated campaigns, messaging to Washington, and leadership dynamics within the Birch movement.
SACRAMENTO AP Write in votes are possible for every office but president at the June 2 primary Secretary of State Frank M Jordan reminds voters He notes that write ins for presidential candidates will not be counted and there isn t space for them on the ballot Write ins for other offices will be counted and a spare is provided for those contests
At the Mission Inn wedding reception in Riverside several guests were involved in a melee that left one man with a head wound requiring stitches. Police arrested five men and booked a sixth as a suspect in the disturbance. The altercation occurred as guests clashed with objects like bowls and ash trays while major candidates and officials gathered nearby.
SACRAMENTO AP Gav i Brown has gotten the bill asked to clamp lighter contract on the state's 13 billion savings and loan industry. The Assembly gave final legislative action to the measure on Monday, sending the bill by Sen. Man Short D Stockton Brown's desk. The legislation will make savings and loan holding companies open their books to inspection by state registers.
A graft report on the Bobby Baker inquiry says the Senate lost prestige and urges strict new ethics rules for senators and staff. It calls for compulsory public disclosure of financial interests, bans on outside associations, and a permanent requirement for senators to answer requests for information, with Baker cited for serious improprieties but not a conviction of conflict of interest. Baker invoked Fifth Amendment protections in testimony, and the committee report notes no contempt citations for those invoking self incrimination.
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