TV personalities enter politics on name fame across states
Television figures from Georgia Hawaii Minnesota Arizona and Oregon leverage name recognition to pursue offices from county clerk to Congress. Vets like Richard Russell and Tom McCall show transitions, while candidates use on air personas, billboards and community service spots to draw voters and boost campaigns.
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Hal Suil
Sui
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Richard Russell
Minnesota
George Rice
William Frenzel
Rice
Arizona
Paul Kanch
Nami
Sam Grossminn
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Grossman
Judge stops Reagan statements in California case
A California judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing Governor Reagan and others from circulating campaign statements about Senator Walter Stiern of Bakersfield. The action names Reagan, a public relations firm, GOP opponent Bill Starks, and San Joaquin Valley broadcasting, citing past remarks on UC Berkeley issues and a 1969 vote on a campus teaching bill. Show-cause hearing set for Oct. 29.
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Reagan
Walter Stiern
Spencer Gebers and Associates
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Bill Rks
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Shern
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GM strike talks slow again after local deals grow
In Boston and Detroit area reporting, talks between General Motors and the United Auto Workers slowed despite a string of local agreements. The national dispute remains unsettled with major issues unresolved as the strike enters its second month.
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UPR
General Moors Corp
United Auto Workers
Sil
Emil Mazey
Sherman
The Baily Review Publication Details
The Baily Review, issued by The Baily Revue, lists staff positions including Hoyd Sparks as President and Publichar William Chileate as Manager Entered of Posy Offica Hayward Colitorio 64, with 116 WW P.O. Bow 313 Maynard Cs subscription factors and Fremont office mentions. circulation announced.
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Baily Review
Baily Revue
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Peasidend
William Chileate
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Critics Clash Over Princess Margret Midi Skirt Style
London papers pile on Princess Margaret for wearing a midi skirt. Critics call the look heavy and unflattering while noting her confident smile and resilient response. Daily Express Daily Mirror Daily Sketch weigh in with fashion judgments and witty quips.
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Princess Margaret
London Daily Express
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Miss Green
Jomwriter
Jessay
Daily Sketch
Jean Rack
Miss Renk
Warren warns prejudice threatens U S during UCSD convocation
Earl Warren, chief justice, tells San Diego audience that racial prejudice and divisiveness imperil America. He says laws cannot fix inequality and urges individuals to change attitudes to avoid ghettos and lost opportunity. Warren received a Muir fellow parchment at the UCSD inaugural freshman convocation.
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Farmer
Earl Warren
United States
Indi
Rhans
Warren
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California
America
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UCSD
Muir
Hiker completes 2313 mile Canada to Mexico trek in California
Ryback, a University of Denver freshman, walked from near Vancouver to near the Mexican border on the newly designated Pacific Crest Trail. He averaged about 19 miles daily for 132 days with a 60 pound pack. He faced gear issues from a worn shoe and relied on caches left by Forest Service rangers for supplies. His father Konstant Ryback and CIM chief Menard P. CIM greeted him in Warners Springs California.
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Calif
Ryback
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Here
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Vancouver
University of Denver
Rybach
Forest Service
Flo
Warners
Appalachia
Maine
Georgia
Manson’s strange Death Valley pit plan described at trial
Gregg Jakobson, a former record producer and prosecution witness, testified about Manson’s bizarre beliefs during the Tate murder trial. He said Manson wanted to send his followers to a bottomless Death Valley pit to trigger a racial apocalypse, while claiming truth as his overriding aim and asserting a messianic, conspiratorial view tied to New Testament themes and Beatles songs.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Jawer
Death Valley
Synil
Sharon Tate
Gregg Jakobson
Jakobson
Manson
Heller Skelter
Property tax increases hit California counties and cities
A California Taxpayers Association survey shows most November property tax bills rising. Los Angeles County cites a jump from about $4.20 to $4.08 per hundred, while Yuba County posts the largest rise at about 1.88 more dollars. Sacramento Stanislaus and Berkeley also show notable increases in their basic rates and collections.
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Sacramento
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The
Taxpayers’ Association
Yuba County
Berkeley
California
Sacramento County
Stanislaus County
California Poll shows Younger leads O'Brien by 14 points
A California Poll conducted October 2 to 10 with 774 registered voters indicates Republican Evade Younger leading Democrat Charles O'Brien by 14 percentage points. The survey notes Younger’s pattern aligns with GOP advantages including southern California support and appealing to conservatives and moderates while races down the ballot remain fluid before election day.
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California
Younger
Charles O'Brien
Urey
O'Brien
Thomas Lynch
Aleclinn
Fidé Research Corp
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