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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1962

Page

4

Richards Defends Dissent of Rightists in Newport Beach

State Senator Richard Richards told a group of attorneys that all Americans must have the right to be wrong and to dissent without harassment or social ostracism. He said citizens should speak out freely and not fear social pressure. The remarks were made during his campaign for the Democratic nomination.

Newport Beach Forjeyes Amer Sen U. 5 Richard Richards Tomeys

Brown Says California Chosen Main Battleground for 1962

Governor Edmund G. Brown told a Disneyland Democratic dinner that the Republican Party has picked California as its major battleground in 1962. He cited the New Frontier goals and credited California with keeping Democrats’ promises, while warning that Goldwater and Nixon want to derail the state’s progress. He also spoke at peace officers’ and other events, denouncing mob action and praising law and order.

Anaheim UPI Edmund G. Brown Kennedy California Disneyland Hotel Brown GOP Richard Nixon Nixon Joseph Shell Republi National Republican Party Cers Association Los Angeles

Nixon Attacks Brown Hillbilly Outlook in California Tour

Richard Nixon blasted Governor Edmund G Brown as trying to impose a hillbilly outlook on California during a Bay Area campaign swing. He charged Brown is controlled by a left wing clique in the California Democratic Council and pledged to restore above partisan government. Brown defended himself while receiving an Elephant Racing Club card at the Berkeley college.

Berkeley Richard M. Nixon Edmund G. Brown Bay Area Alameda Brown California California Democratic Council GOP Nizon Hiram John Nixonson Earl Warren Alraid

Vote School Aids Ban for Segregated Areas

Washington UPI report: House Education and Labor Committee approves a measure to deny federal aid to racially segregated schools. About 60 million of 300 million annual aid targets states with segregated classrooms. efficacy and exact allocations remain uncertain. Chairman Adin C. Powell says it advances to floor via two-thirds vote path.

Washington UPI House Education and Labor Committee Adin C. Powell D-Ny House

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