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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
3
President hopeful Richard Nixon, under tight security, refuses Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s debate challenge. A spokesman says such a debate would only aid Democrats by fostering Republican division, a response Nixon has repeated to rival challengers.
Rockefeller tours Watts Manufacturing Center and Centinela High School as he presses for a new international approach. He urges a Atlantic partnership, European collaboration, and relaxation of Cold War tensions while defending his campaign record and arguing for leadership beyond old politics.
United Press International reports Nelson A. Rockefeller launched a broad advertising blitz in newspapers in 40 dailies and 35 cafés along with one minute TV spots in the same markets. Three 60 second network commercials weekly will run until the GOP convention in Miami on August 4. The first ad quoted Why I Run and urged action for the presidency. Rockefeller aims to swing the nomination from Richard M. Nixon, viewing the next ten days as crucial.
George C. Wallace told a Chattanooga audience during his third party presidential campaign that crime should be curbed by enforcing laws and jailing offenders, blaming the Supreme Court and those in high places for crime. He would accept a White House briefing on national security and foreign policy from President Johnson.
Angeles funding plan for voluntary busing in city schools approved by the Los Angeles board of education in a 5 to 1 vote with one abstention. The action aims to advance transportation for eligible students and support school integration efforts in the district.
The LA Board authorized spending not exceeding 35 252 dollars for hiring staff to implement the program and 157 418 dollars to cover transportation costs.
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