Salinizer's Total Tops State Poll in Sanctioned Report
The poll shows Salinizer at 45 percent, Engle 32, McClain 4, and Unde cided 19. Engle supporters lean to Cranston as second choice with 43 percent. Cranston backed by CDC. Brown-aligned figures question Engle's fitness and re election viability amid health concerns.
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Salinger News Conference Highlights Campaign Clash
Don Salinger faced reporters after a courtesy call, accusing Cranston of turning the Democratic race into a personality contest. Engle’s health progress is reported as improving through speech and physical therapy, with doctors indicating no brain tumor or malignancy. A neurologic workup, including an arterioogram, is underway to detail brain tissue changes after a past injury.
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Ray Sexton
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Rockefeller Slate OK for Ballot in Nominating Contest
A report outlines the 86 delegate slate pledged to the 58 California counties, with 14 931 signatures certified and about 700 more to come. Harold Stassen remains outside Rockefeller’s slate as candidates vie for ballot placement and delegate support at the Republican national convention.
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New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
LBJ Hailed at Labor Fete During Surprise Visit
President Johnson attended a Tabor party honoring Walter Reuther and the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department. He praised Humphrey and urged civil rights bill passage while Congress debated ending debate with a two thirds majority. The dinner drew over 300 lawmakers and officials.
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Sacramento Senate OKs Resignation Bill for Candidates
The California Senate approved a bill allowing nominees for federal or state offices to withdraw from the general election ballot due to illness. A nominee must withdraw at least 50 days before the election, with vacancies filled by party committees at the state or district level depending on office. The measure, tied to U.S. Senate hopeful Clair Engle's situation, moves to the Assembly.
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Annual Y meeting of Santa Ana-South Orange County YWCA
The 38th Ansmi meeting will be held at Mocday in fra Broadway Santa Ana. Members will elect officers and trustees at the session.
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Labor Chiefs Endorse Hall and Cranston in Senate race
Labor leaders in California and Cranston tied to endorsements for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. AFL CIO committee counted 22 votes for Cranston with Engle and Salinger as rivals. The labor committee surprised by endorsing former Kansas Governor Fred Hall for the Republican nomination, a rare move for the group.
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Farming meeting on South American topics for Orange County group
American farmers will discuss South American farming experiences at a meeting of the Orange County Farm Bureau. The session is set for Monday at 6:30 pm at Fooths Farm Bureau in Vila Parks School, Lincoln and Center, Vila Paste.
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Kaiser backs Long Beach shipyard plan defense plea
The article quotes Kaiser criticizing US policy and urging a firm foreign policy line. He attacks immigration labor support programs, praises fiscal restraint, and defends the Long Beach Naval Shipyard against opponents. Supporters include the Long Beach Committee led by Dave Feuer and Gene Bishop.
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Scranton Disavows Candidacy for President
Philadelphia Inquirer reports Gov William Scranton will announce he will not accept a draft at the Republican National Convention. A three paragraph statement planned for 11:30 am Thursday will say he will not pursue candidacy, with governors meeting at the executive mansion preceding.
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Gas Blast Victim Reclassified as Satisfactory Condition
Wrisk, 23, a volunteer firefighter, was reported satisfactory after a gas explosion. He was moved from Jersey Hospital to Hartford Place and received care following an incident at 1220 Ocean Age, where he returned home and flipped on two switches.
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Wisconsin governor praised as patriot amid crossfire on Wallace vote
The Wisconsin governor, hailed by President Johnson as a patriot, faces questions over Wallace support and crossovers in a state that has not backed a Democratic presidential candidate since 1918. Reynolds notes prejudices exist in both regions and cites potential vote totals for Wallace, while Byrnes aligns with Democrats on Wallace’s stance and the regional voting patterns.
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Labor Shortage Threatens Cuba Sugar Crop
Rodriguez urged Tuesday sending 10 000 more volunteer cane cutters to save the sugar harvest. He warned the Camagüey region faces danger from a manpower shortage as 23 percent of Cuba's sugar comes from the area and 14 000 volunteers already work in factories with some mechanical cutters.
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Dutch Princess Fiancee to Marry Abroad Ignites Church Debate
The engagement of Irene dejon to a Dutch nobleman prompts a constitutional stir as the couple plan a non Netherlands wedding. Irene, a Roman Catholic convert, faces scrutiny from Juliana's circle including Queen Julisna and Prince Bernhard. The match overlaps with a centuries old house tradition and a spain connection that stirs political debate.
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Spain
Smokers in California Cut Cigarette Use in Early 1964
California residents smoked 10 percent fewer cigarettes in the first quarter of 1964, according to the State Board of Equalization reported on Tuesday.
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Kansas City Ordinance On Racial Discrimination Sets Ballot
Unofficial precinct totals show 45 476 in favor and 43 733 against the ordinance prohibiting racial discrimination in hotels and restaurants, with up to 700 absentee ballots to be counted. The measure expands nondiscrimination to taverns amusement venues and other public establishments, with broad civic support and organized opposition.
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