Ball to Co-Chairman State Drive Supporting McCarthy
Atty Joseph A Ball of Long Beach will co chair a bipartisan California committee to back Sen Eugene J McCarthy. Ball joins Martin Slone and Edmund G Brown Jr in urging California GOPs to vote for McCarthy while fearing a Johnson renomination. He says he will support McCarthy and opposes Nixon or Be gatt. Ball's finance and volunteer plan targets Vietnam war concerns and aims for a large student led operation.
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Watts Center OKs Medi Cal for UC Southern Watts
The state approved Medi Cal payments to the financially troubled University of Southern California Watts center, a comprehensive medical and social services facility. Administrator Spencer Williams called the center essential to health care in Watts and a needed funds source to continue operations after the OEO grant expired.
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Ben Nett Bennett Files Declared Candidacy for Senate
San Francisco State PUC chief William M Bennett filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He submitted 600 with Marin County registrar and said a final decision would come next week after planned press conferences in San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and Sacramento.
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State signs prepaid Medi Cal contract for doctors
Sacramento reports Gov. Reagan announced that California has signed its first prepaid contract for physicians' services to Medi-Cal patients. He noted the move aims to streamline access and ensure timely care for state program enrollees.
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Rees to Run for Mayor in Los Angeles
Representative Thomas Rees of Los Angeles plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles next year. He has told confidants he will pursue the mayorship whether or not incumbent Samuel W. Yorty seeks re election, while Yorty weighs a possible U.S. Senate bid. Rees, a former state senator, already aims to reclaim his congressional seat won in a December 1965 special election.
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Senator Kuchel Urges Full Inquiry On Pueblo Seizure
U S Senator Thomas Kuchel urged President Johnson to order a full inquiry into the seizure of the USS Pueblo and Peru's capture of a tuna clipper. He warned that oil slick disasters and offshore production threaten California beaches and coastline, urging protective measures.
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