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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1968

Page

10

Reagan vows to name Finch successor before Jan. 6

Governor Reagan said he will appoint a lieutenant governor candidate before the Legislature convenes January 6. He refused to reveal names, stating the process has not yet narrowed the long list. Finch departs to head HEW in Nixon administration, plans to preside at the January 1969 Senate session.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Robert H. Finch Finch Richard M. Nixon Republican Capitol Reagan Washington Veneman

Finch Scotches Reports Veneman Would Leave Legislature for Job

Lt Gov Robert Finch denied that Assemblyman John G Veneman would join the Nixon Administration. He said We cant pull him out of there and firmly rejected the prospect of Veneman leaving the legislature for a federal post.

Finch Veneman Nixon Washington Robert Finch Vene

Flu ridden Reagan hosts military at Sacramento

A sick Governor Ronald Reagan greeted a group of military men at his office. They urged him to join the U.S. Armor Association and watched him sign a proclamation declaring U S Armor Cavalry Day. He recalled his cavalry service in World War II and sang a solo cavalry song attributed to Meredith Willson.

U.S. Armor Association U.S. Armor (Cavalry Reagan Cavalry Meredith Willson

Negro Wins School Board Seat in New Orleans runoff

Dr. Mack J. Spears, Harvard-educated dean of student affairs at Dillard University, becomes Orleans Parish School Board’s first Black member after a runoff victory over Albert J. Huddleston. Spears garnered 47,677 votes to Huddleston’s 39,913.

New Orleans Mack J. Spears Dillard University Orleans Parish Albert J. Huddleston

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