California ballot near for Wallace supporters say near enough
Workers at George C Wallace campaign HQ in California report the former Alabama governor is close to the required signatures for the 1968 presidential ballot. About 60,000 voters registered for Wallace’s American Independent party, with 56,059 needed. Officials note a lag between signatures and verification and a recent statewide tally showed 34,697.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
California
Wallace
American Independent Party
Philanthropist to Give Turkeys in Watts Saturday
Beverly Hills benefactor John Factor will distribute 1,090 Christmas baskets and 20 pound turkeys at Lincoln Elementary School in Watts at 10 am on Saturday. Friars Club Charity Foundation president Factor co leads with Former Gov Edmund Brown and Police Chief Tow Reddin assisting alongside Young Men for Total Democracy.
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Watts
Factor
Friars Club Charity Foundation
Lincoln
Edmund G. Brown
Tow Reddin
Young Men For Total Democracy
Wiatts- Willowbrook
Fayette, Miss
Chapman College To Stage Waiting for Godot
Chapman College drama department presents Waiting for Godot at 8:20 p.m. January 3 4 and 8 in the school auditorium. Tickets may be purchased at the door each evening.
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Chapman College
Reagan Re Group Plan Draws Farm Leader Critique
Governor Reagan's executive reorganization plan would combine eight agencies into four under new department heads. Agriculture would be grouped with other services, a move opposed by California cattlemen who fear Agriculture loses standalone prominence. Agriculture Director Earl Coke would become secretary of the Agriculture and Services Agency as the plan meets Agricultural Roundtable concerns.
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Reagan
Executive
Agriculture Department
Bill Staiger
California Cattlemen's Association
Earl Coke
Coke
Agriculture and Services Agency
California
Pauling Davis
D-Portola
Medi-Cal Probe Experts Named
A special legislative committee selected three fiscal experts to conduct an independent financial study of the Medi-Cal program. The appointees are Angus Crawford of Coates, Herforth and England of San Francisco, Thomas Crocker of Blue Cross South in Los Angeles, and Robert N. Powell of California Western Insurance Co. in Sacramento. The audit was mandated by a resolution adopted during a recent special session.
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Medi-Cal
Angus L. Crawford
Coates, Herforth and England
San Francisco
Thomas Crocker
Blue Cross South
Los Angeles
Robert N. Powell
California-Western Insurance Co
Reagan appoints Alhambra judge to municipal court
Gov. Reagan named Peter S. Smith a 34 year old Republican Los Angeles attorney to the newly created Alhambra Municipal Court post. The judgeship, created by the 1967 legislature, pays 523,000 annually.
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Sacramento
Peter S. Smith
Reagan
Alhambra
Smith
Los Angeles
Cal Poly Plane Crash Victim Wins $271,695
In San Francisco the Cal Poly football team crash verdicts yielded $271,695 to Al Marani and $32,500 to quarterback Ted Tollner against the federal government. The Oct 29 1960 crash killed 22 and injured 23 as the Arctic Pacific plane failed after a Bowling Green game. Marani, 26, now works at Standard Oil and uses crutches. cases continue toward a possible Supreme Court ruling amid insurer and state settlements and other federal claims.
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Cal Poly
al Marani
Ted Tollner
Arctic Pacific
San Luis Obispo
Toledo
Ohio
Bowling Green
U.S. Supreme Court
Lloyds of London
California
Lloyds
Civil Aeronautics Board
Court orders buses to carry peace ads in First Amendment ruling
California Supreme Court rules Alameda Contra Costa Transit must allow Peace for Women ads on buses. In a 4 to 3 decision, the court held blocking political and peace messages violated free speech, upholding a lower court injunction against the transit district’s ad ban.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Wenen
Alameda
Contr Costa Transit
Louis Burke
Women For Peace
Attorney Named to FEPC Board
Gov Reagan appointed a new member and reappointed another to the State Fair Employment Practice Commission. Reappointed for four years was Mrs Stella C Sandoval of Anaheim. The new appointee is Los Angeles attorney George C Bond who succeeds John Anson Ford of Los Angeles. Both are Republicans.
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Reagan
State Fair Employment Practice Commission
Stella C. Sandoval
Anaheim
Los Angeles
George C. Bond
John Anson Ford
Ford
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