Kent Named California Campaign Head for Kennedy
SACRAMENTO AP Roger Kent was named to head Senator John F Kennedy’s presidential campaign in California. Governor Edmund G Brown will be honorary airman and serve in the California committee as the drive to nominate Kennedy gains momentum with party leaders and volunteers mobilizing across the state.
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Kent named Democratic vice chairman in Northern California
Kent, a California lawyer, is named Democratic vice chairman for Northern California and expected to be named state chairman at the party convention this weekend. He was chosen for the Kennedy post at a two hour Cheyenne conference in Brown's office where Ted Kennedy, 28, and Lyndon B. Johnson attended. The California scene shows a splintered party with heavy emphasis on vigorous voter registration and campaign organization across the western states including Alaska and Hawaii.
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Married Couples Stay Younger Longer With Ostrex Tonic
Advertised as a tonic for vigor and energy, Ostrex promises renewed vitality for husbands and wives. Claims include increased vim and steadier nerves with vitamin B1 and liver and oyster- based components. The ad touts savings and urges readers to buy through druggists.
Stevenson Campaigns West with Kennedy Ties
Ted said Stevenson will campaign in the state and West, meeting with Sen Kennedy in Hyannis Port, Mass. Grany Valley California's Californians for Stevenson pledged support for the Kennedy Johnson ticket. Conference leaders include Elizabeth Smith, Stanley Mosk, Joseph Watt Jr, Jesse Unruh, Hugo Fisher, and Alan Cranston.
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Kennedy challenges GOP to match civil rights plank
Senator John F. Kennedy urged the Republican Party to match his civil rights platform, saying its standard should be clear and effective. He spoke on his summer home lawn, praising Rockefeller while noting plans for a New York citizens group to attract independents. He also pressed aid to Africa and discussed Kenya’s Tom Mboya, who sought expanded aid for African students.
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Construction permit listings and contractors noted
A jumble of names and figures shows multiple building permit items and contractors. Includes dates, costs, and project notes for properties in various locations, with firms such as Win Hirst Construction and Sumenit related entries.
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