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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
7
San Francisco UPI reports California voters soured on Ronald Reagan's governorship. May poll shows 30 percent rate his job as good, 36 percent fair, 30 percent poor, with 4 percent no opinion. Dissatisfaction linked to tax increases and mental health budget cuts.
The Ripon Society rejected Gov. Ronald Reagan of California as unqualified for national office. The group cited a 16,000 word study of his record and noted member loyalties split between Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon. Petro said McCarthy would be GOP’s toughest presidential opponent.
Sacramento state official Houston I. Flournoy urged Republicans to support Sen. Thomas Kuchel over Max Rafferty in the primary. He predicted Kuchel would win in November and argued for preserving Kuchel's 16 years in the Senate for the party and state.
Governor Ronald Reagan claimed the Democratic Party will nominate Hubert H. Humphrey for president. He noted Californians approve of his record with a 66 percent rating, down from 74 percent last year, and said only Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy would appear on the Democratic ballot.
Governor Reagan named six watchdogs to ensure state policies aid minority groups reach local areas. Lawrence Harington, a manpower program consultant, was appointed to an 11400 year post as assistant to the community relations secretary. The Negro and Mexican American community consultants began May 1 in the state’s six social service centers and will report to the new community relations assistant.
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