Intriguing Political Test in California Three Races
Los Angeles area voters face three tight congressional contests in the newly drawn 25th 27th and 29th districts. Conservatives aligned with Birch Society challenge New Frontier backed Democrats as incumbents seek re election. Outcomes could reveal attitudes toward Birchism and Kennedy era policies.
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Los Angeles
Congress
California
Washington
New Frontier
John Birch Society
Birch Society
U.S
House of Representatives
Richard M. Nixon
San Gabriel Valley
John H. Rousselot
Baldwin Park
California Assembly Races Spotlight Party Clash and Birch Issue
In the 27th district near Los Angeles Republican incumbent Edgar Hiestand faces Democrat Everett Burkhalter as the Birch issue shapes the race. Cameron and Rousselot clash over liberalism and constitutional defense. The 29th district pits Republican H L Richardson against Democrat George E Brown with campaign contrasts on conservatism.
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Whittier
Rousselot
Cameron
Birch
Los Angeles
San Fernando
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Edgar W. Hiestand
Burbank
Hiestand
Everett G. Burkhalter
North Hollywood
Burkhalter
Democratic Party
San Gabriel Valley
H. L. Richardson
Jacoby on Bridge Than Bidding
Oswald Jacoby comments on a bridge deal where North doubles over a spade opening, East bids three spades, South advances to four clubs then seals a successful four spade slam. West leads diamonds, South ruffs, clubs and diamonds are ruffed, and South makes a slam aided by luck and precise play.
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South
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