California politics law and order dominates election talk
Californias 1970 election focuses on law and order with Republican George Murphy criticizing John Tunney and Alquist attacking Reagan on crime funding and court rulings. Democrats accuse Rafferty and his allies of smear tactics while contesting education funding and campus violence amid a broader national context in Williamsburg.
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John ¥. ‘Tunney
Nixon campaigns for GOP peace vote
President Nixon tours New England and mid Atlantic states in a final drive for the peace vote ahead of the November 3 election. He travels a 3,017 mile stretch through Vermont New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin while stressing a message of peace and US troop withdrawals in Vietnam. The Hartford crowd numbered about 50 000 with signs reading peace with Nixon and was joined by GOP candidates for governor and the Senate.
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Vietnam
White House
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Unruh Preserves Campaign Options Amid Scandals
San Diego Democrat Jess Unruh says he may use television or radio ads in his bid to unseat Governor Reagan on November 3. He has bought ten time slots and critiques Reagan’s campaign managers for studio packaging while denying plans for new productions. Unruh links campaign money to corruption, citing a bribery probe involving San Diego officials and a taxi company.
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McCloskey backs Murphy in Senate race at Stanford forum
Rep. Paul McCloskey told Stanford students he backs Republican George Murphy for Senate to help elect more effective GOP lawmakers. He said a choice can be between a good Democrat and a bad Republican, noting Murphy is an honest human being during a campus community forum.
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Bank of America
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Decoto Road
Bank of America Savings
George L. Fallon
Reagan campaigns in California raise funds and pledges welfare program work
Gov. Reagan’s San Diego stop boosted his campaign fund by a $50,000 Sinatra concert as he campaigned across Southern California. He urged using able-bodied welfare recipients in a WPA style work program while promising tax increases if welfare costs rise. He touted minority appointments, noting more minorities in top state jobs than any prior governor.
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