Western Dem Leaders Endorse Re-Election of Johnson
Western Democratic leaders wrapped a weekend conclave in support of President Johnson and his bid for re election. They minimized McCarthy and Wallace threats, noted weak spots in Nevada New Mexico and Oregon, and voiced confidence Johnson would win in the West and nationally.
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Old-fashioned UC investment policy blamed for losses
UC Regent Norton Simon charged that the university’s investment policies are conservative and poorly informed, costing more than six million dollars annually. He urged a committee of inquiry to review regents policy and determine the actual impact on University investments. Simon noted endowment and pension funds total about 468 million dollars and criticized current oversight. Regent Edwin Pauley defended the process as sportsmanlike, noting Simon submitted his criticism to the full board before the investment committee.
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Board of Regents
Romney Aide Plans If Opportunity Arises For Soviet Talk
Governor George Romney and wife Lenore returned from a Arizona vacation Sunday amid reports he may meet Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. Romney said he would like to meet heads of state but had no details or confirmation of any talks or planned visits. He remains the first Republican to announce a 1968 presidential bid and had said he planned to visit foreign countries including the Soviet Union.
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Heart Transplant Drama in Cape Town Wins Acclaim
Reports from Cape Town describe the first human heart transplant performed by Christiaan Barnard and his team. The patient Washkansky survived the surgery, regained consciousness, and showed stable vital signs with tissue rejection risk addressed by cancer-derived drugs. Neighbors and researchers praise the milestone as a landmark in cardiac surgery with cautious optimism about long term success.
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South Africa
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Solon seeks probe into college activities over play
Steven Whetmore of La Habra will ask the legislature to investigate activities deemed unsuitable for students and faculty. He announced the plan after a three hour discussion with California State College officials about the controversial play The Beard, shown November 8 and 9 before about 1000 attendees, drawing later criticism for language and an explicit sex-act depiction.
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James Whetmore
Ala Habra
Senate
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California State College
Mection Code Faces Test In California Election Law Challenge
In San Diego UPI reports Peace and Freedom Party may sue to challenge portions of the state election code if it fails to meet registrant thresholds to qualify as a political party. Los Angeles attorney Michel Hannon says ten sections could be attacked on constitutional grounds as designed to keep minority group third parties off the ballot.
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UPI
Peace and Freedom Party
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Angeles
Service Stations Owners Near Union Affiliation Huddle
The Teamsters plan to affiliate Sunland area service station owners with the union, a move described as revolutionary since owners are both employers and employees. Leaders from the Western Conference of Teamsters will meet Tuesday to outline procedures, with discussions led by Charles Morley and July Sheridan.
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Teamsters Union
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Charles Morley
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Federal Trade Commission
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Teamsters
Cable Car Runs Wild on Slippery Rails in Rain
A cable car disaster injures a dozen as ambulances rush to multiple San Francisco hospitals. Thirteen were taken to Letterman General Hospital at the Presidio, six admitted after treatment for burns. Five Amay emergency vehicles assisted, rails were slick in rain.
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San Francisco
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