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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1968
Page
6
Reagan tours the south advocating stronger national leadership and party reform. He criticizes Democratic machines, urges Negro voters to back Republicans, and calls for tough stance on Cuba and Berlin wall issues. He stresses administrative leadership and a decisive foreign policy.
The California Assembly adopted a resolution calling for a study of steam powered vehicles to curb air pollution. Assemblyman John F. Foran of San Francisco noted General Motors agreed to fund some research and possible steam engine use in patrol cars for students or faculty. He also criticized the Poor Peoples Campaign leaders and referenced political remarks about Washington and national figures, including rhetoric about Ronald Reagan.
A California Kennedy supporter says former Gov. Edmund G. Brown will endorse Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic nomination. Brown plans a 9:30 a.m. news conference at the Ambassador Hotel to announce his choice, despite reports of a McCarthy lean.
Finance Director Caspar Weinberger said the move to merge state tax collection under a single agency appointed by the governor could cut costs by as much as 7 million dollars annually.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged Democratic rivals to avoid downgrading the president and party at a AFL-CIO convention. He accepted the union endorsement by stressing hard work and patience over instant solutions, saying he is no miracle man and would work long hours to address the nation’s problems.
The vice president declares he will work tirelessly, offering 365 days a year of service and his best effort for the nation. He denounces opponents who degrade the president, party, and country from the platform, urging respect and unity.
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