Mrs. Nixon praises people oriented campaigning in Florida
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon, wife of President Nixon, touts a simple people centered campaign strategy. She praised meeting voters in Florida with handshakes and autographs after a day of appearances, saying she loves people and believes she connects with them.
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Tunney Denounces Murphy Lying Charge In Race
Los Angeles AP report says Democratic Senate candidate Tunney accuses rival George Murphy of lying about Tunney urging him to work for Technicolor. Murphy counters stating Tunney once urged Tech color ties. Tunney notes money from Technicolor and his father Gene Tunney’s alleged overreach as central issues. Tunney spoke at USC about law and order after bomb scare forced outdoor address.
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Murphy labels Tunney a do-nothing congressman in attack
Sen. George Murphy accused opponent John Tunney of being a do-nothing congressman and misusing Truth in Packaging claims. He blasted Tunney for empty campaign rhetoric and a lack of substantive policy, noting past opposition to national anti-crime proposals and FBI actions.
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Prop 18 backers clash with opposition in California roundup
A political roundup reports Prop 18 backers citing contributions of 6457 dollars and predicting opponents will raise over 1 billion in tailpipe politics. Assemblyman Bagley and Senators Way Dewkmejian Petris hold a Capitol news conference while Prop 4 proposes redirecting up to 25 percent of highway user taxes to mass transit and research. Opponents call the ads deceptive and tailpipe politics as the campaign narrows to Prop 38 support and public agency pressure for cleaner engines.
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Rafferty and Riles clash at state schools chief debate
In a joint public appearance Rafferty and Wilson Riles traded personal attacks during a Thursday debate before about 150 at the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Riles accused Rafferty of spreading malicious rumors about his patriotism while Rafferty said Riles has run a four year campaign of inaction and personal attacks. Riles argued California faces a crisis of confidence in its education system and questioned whether the incumbent should serve another four years.
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Nixon and Reagan Lead Final Murphy Campaign Push
Nixon and Reagan stage a last drive to elect George Murphy in California with a Palo Alto rally and planned joint appearances in Orange County. Polls show Murphy trailing Democrat Jess Unruh, while Tunney defends his ties to Technicolor and Murphys consulting, as campaigns stress California priorities and anti smog and park initiatives amid Senate race pressure.
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Brown proposes auto boycott to curb smog
California candidate Edmund G. Brown Jr. says state government could wipe out smog by refusing to buy new cars. Public agencies purchase about 300 vehicles a year, he told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He warns of economic impact on Detroit if agencies replace old cars soon. In Italy, Alitalia pilots planned a 48 hour strike while Florence bus drivers began a three day walkout.
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Unruh repeats charge of Reagan oil windfall
Democrat Jess Unruh accuses President Reagan of giving the oil industry a large windfall at the expense of property taxpayers. He cites a 1967 bill he says harmed oil counties by about 2.7 million annually and claims a related signing enriched the oil sector. Reagan disputes the assertions, noting the bill’s passage would have been unlikely without support from key figures.
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