Cranston outlines 10 point elderly rights program
Senate candidate Alan Cranston spoke at Leisure World Seal Beach detailing a program to aid 18 million citizens over 65. He called for Medicare passage, full Social Security widow’s benefits, and ending age discrimination with a 10 point rights charter for the elderly including dignified health care and independent living.
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TV Debate Move: Salinger Urges Rival Talks
Salinger campaign manager proposed a televised Senate debate with Alan Cranston and outlined a Kennedy Nixon style format. Cranston aides in Sacramento said the letter had not been received and Cranston HQ did not confirm readiness to debate.
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Democrats Form Victory Squad for Cranston Senate Run
Twenty Democratic lawmakers announced a border to border tour to back State Controller Alan Cranston for the U S Senate. The group includes Sens George Miller Jr John C Begovich Carl L Christensen James L Cobey Eugene G Nisbet Frank S Petersen Albert S Rodda Walter W Stumpf Alvin C Weingand Robe D Williams Assemblymen John T Knox Alfred E Alquist Anthony Beilenson Myron Frew Charles B Garrigus W Byron Romford Alfred H Long William F Stanton Charles Warren Gordon H Winton.
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Jobs for Troubled Teens in San Francisco
Goodwill Industries offers employment to teenagers deemed headed for trouble. President Walter F. Kaplan stated that hires will be those referred by judges, probation officers, and social agencies.
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Civil Rights Wave in Primaries Shapes Conventions
National contest implications loom as civil rights issues drive Tuesday primaries. In Alabama and Ohio voters favored pro civil rights candidates while Wallace momentum and Goldwater prospects create a tense path to the nominating conventions. Indiana totals plus Ohio results reshape GOP hopes. Taft, Rhodes, Bliss back a first-ballot Rhodes slate. Young wins Democratic renomination amid civil rights support.
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Dewey Praises Rockefeller At State GOP Dinner
Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey endorsed Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination at a New York State GOP dinner. Dewey, a 1944 and 1948 nominee, praised Rockefeller as an indomitable political fighter and said polls in May differ from November, noting Democrats have one candidate.
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Navy helicopter sinks off Virginia coast near Forrestal
Six Navy men aboard a helicopter ditched and sank off the Virginia coast near the Forrestal. The six, four passengers and two crew, were rescued by a boat from the carrier with no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma races and social tumult color a tense election
The report mentions ailing astronaut John H Glenner and a ballot boss name on the ballot amid broad civic tension. In Oklahoma, Bud Wilkinson wins the Republican nomination for Senate while Democrat Sem4 Ford Harris contests, with Howard Edmangson stepping into Civil Rights debate and a runninct state Senate race shaping the scene.
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