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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
6
San Francisco State College President Summerskill said the campus is a pretty racist place and that the school must move over to make room for change. He warned of further campus trouble over military questions and cited student power as part of a national power struggle, noting his resignation as an example.
William T. King, Californians for Reagan aide, told the Long Beach Council of Republican Women Federated that Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel will back major Republican contenders in the primary. King defended Kuchel's record and said the past endorsements debate is not the issue. Also present was GOP candidate William J. Teague who criticized campus violence policies and argued for restrained federal spending and tax levels.
Senator Kuchel called for inclusive Asia wide peace talks after Paris negotiations. He urged U S negotiators to show strength and patience amid North Vietnamese obstructionism in a Sacramento speech to young business leaders. He did not mention rival Rafferty.
Vale E. Smith reported to Long Beach police on Wednesday that burglars forced open a wing of his car and stole a suitcase and clothing valued at 200 dollars.
Alan Cranston, seeking the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, urged scrapping the draft and replacing Selective Service with a volunteer army at Sacramento City College. He condemned the draft as unfair and dismissed lotteries and nationwide deferments as inadequate and discriminatory.
Classified ads advertise full length mink fur garments at bargain prices. Shoppers are urged to check listings for deals on coats and accessories.
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