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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1968

Page

5

Reagan Should Go Back to Demos

Senator John G. Schmitz, a Republican from Orange County, urged Ronald Reagan to return to the Democratic Party, accusing the governor of twisted politics and broken promises on the Rumford open housing law. He criticized Reagan’s tax and spending record and raised plans to push a new repeal ballot if needed. Schmitz also dropped welfare records legislation after Democrats blocked a vote.

Jerry Rankin Sacramento Guy Ronald Reagan California Reagan John G. Schmitz Tustin Rumford Schmitz GOP Orange County Californa Republican Assembly Berkeley Senate

Free Choice delegation aims to challenge Reagan in California

Reagan foes say they can qualify for the June 4 presidential primary by gathering 18,715 petition signatures by Friday. The effort seeks a delegation pledged to no candidate to oppose Reagan, led by James Wilcox, with signatures from Los Angeles and the San Francisco peninsula, including Stanford area voters.

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Jumping Jacks Battle the Wicked Witch of Pinch

The Jumping Jacks engage the Wicked Witch of Pinch in a dramatic confrontation as tallyes rise and fans watch. Local reports describe a tense clash with striking moves and a decisive moment shaping the outcome for both sides.

Pinch

Reagan says he never planned a political career

California Governor Ronald Reagan told reporters in Sacramento he did not set out to make a career in public life and has not ruled out retirement. He said he would sit on a porch in a rocking chair after his acting career and that he acted from strong beliefs and circumstances that put him in public service.

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