Goldwater sees Reagan as 1968 GOP nominee
Former Republican nominee Barry Goldwater said Ronald Reagan could be the 1968 GOP standard bearer if he chooses to run but predicted Reagan may not want the race. He also speculated George Wallace could enter, and noted concerns about the military running short of tactical aircraft. Senator Carl Hayden joked about a Senate bid against an old friend.
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Barry M. Goldwater
California
Ronald Reagan
Goldwater
Alabama
George Wallace
U.S
Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Navy Test Station Stays in Pasadena
Pasadena leaders push to keep the Naval Ordnance Test Station in Pasadena arguing for a larger site in an urban renewal plan. The Navy prefers relocation to Los Alamitos Naval Air Station due to limited space and expansion needs. Representative Hanna says he will oppose moving. NOTS Pasadena employs about 850 with 500 more deployed elsewhere.
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Huntington Beach
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Ocean
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Southland
Reagan anticrime plan gains Senate approval in California
In Sacramento the Reagan anticrime package received final Senate approval after Assembly amendments. It hikes minimum parole from 20 months to five years for rape burglary and robbery and imposes 15 years to life for rapists, first degree robbers, and burglars who inflict great bodily harm. Senator George Deukmejian backed concurrence as no debate occurred.
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UPI
Ronald Regan
Senate
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Legislators Seek End To Medi-Cal Impasse In Compromise
State Finance Director Gordon P. Smith shifted 11.5 million from the general fund to the Medi-Cal account to finance the program through the end of the week as Congress delays a federal supplemental appropriation. Reagan directed the transfer. The conference committee's plan will go to the Senate and Assembly on a take-it-or-leave-it basis with no amendments allowed. The federal portion covers about half of Medi-Cal.
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Congress
Ronald Reagan
Wallace riot disrupts Dartmouth appearance
Wallace faced a near riot as 1,300 attendees at Webster Hall engaged in a melee after nine Afro-American Council members began chanting Wallace is a racist. Editor William Green of The Dartmouth described the moment as astonishing and disturbing as Wallace fled the wings for two minutes amid shouting and fighting in the aisles.
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William Green
Manchester
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Webster
Group Urges Halt to Executions in California
Sacramento UPI Gov Ronald Reagan was urged to halt executions at San Quentin until a commission studies the psychiatric methods used to determine death row inmates’ sanity. Dr Price M Dobbs head of Death Row 67 said he would seek a federal injunction if the study is not begun. He accuses ex psychiatrists of San Quentin of biased, inadequate evaluations and cites new evidence to support his claim. Wallace touring California amid talk he may seek Democratic presidential bid and facing mixed reactions in New Hampshire.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Quentin
Price M. Dobbs
Reagan
Dobbs
California
Move to Kill State Offices Fails in Panel
Sacramento 43 A Senate committee rejected a Republican senator's plan to abolish the state consumer counsel economic development and tourism offices to save about $200 000 next year. Testimony was heard on Sen Clark L Bradley sponsored bills but no member made a second motion and the measures failed.
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Senate
State Consumer Counsel
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Reagan reviews safety after Black Panthers intrusion
In Sacramento Governor Reagan ordered a full review of security after armed Black Panthers entered the state Assembly chamber, prompting tighter governor’s office precautions and a rules committee probe. Eldridge Cleaver was released on own recognizance. others jailed on $2,200 bail.
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UFS
Ronald Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Reagan
Eldridge Cleaver
Ramparts
Arthur F. van Court
Special Services
Assembly Rules Committee
Reagan Sends Playful Cannon Toy to Senate Leader
The Senate received a tongue in cheek gift from Governor Reagan a toy cannon sent to Senate President pro tempore Hugh M Burns D Fresno. Reagan promised mobilizing the full military might of the southeast corner to help Burns resist aggression and preserve self determination in a playful note.
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Ronald Reagan
Hugh M. Burns
D-Fresne
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