Johnson Portrays Democrats’ Path to a New Society
President Johnson told more than 7,000 Democratic loyalists at a Washington gala that a Democrat will win in November and continue building “a new and great society.” The event raised about $3 million for party campaigns, with entertainers like Joan Baez, Mahalia Jackson, and the New Christy Minstrels performing.
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Ten Men Fined and Jailed for Hotel Sit-In
In San Francisco a group of Tez men convicted of disturbing the peace during Sheraton Palace Hotel sit-in demonstrations were fined 200 dollars and given jail terms Tuesday. Municipal Court Judge Ellon Lachess sentenced six to 30 days in total and four others to ordinary terms.
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Salinger Denounced as a Tool of Unruh in L A County Meeting
Seventeen Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee members, backing Alan Cranston for U S C senate, accused Salinger of being a tool in a plan by Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh to seize the county committee. They criticized mailings that imitate official ballots and warned voters of Salinger backed candidates’ false official status.
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GOP Hits at Baker Quiz Hall
Washington Republicans push for a vigorous Baker probe at the 1961 convention setup. Sen Thurston Morton named permanent chair with Gov Mark Hatfield as temporary chair and keynote speaker. A GOP drive seeks $13 million for the congressional campaign and aims to swing Senate seats by backing strong entertainment and a renewed inquiry into the Baker case.
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Ex-Engle backs Cranston for Senate with broad support
A Cranston endorsement surge drew Lt. Gov. Anderson and Edith Seros among others to back Alan Cranston for Senate. Seros said Engle would support Cranston and the party, while Anderson called Cranston a unifier and a strong lieutenant of Brown's admin. Eagle group officers joined the endorsement, citing integrity and grassroots values.
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Goldwater campaign manager blasts editorial bias in Long Beach
Artur D. Guy, Goldwater’s campaign manager for California’s 32nd District, rebukes the Independent Press-Telegram editorial endorsement of Rockefeller. He accuses the paper of Democratic bias, cites Goldwater’s ballot approval and Republican support, and argues the paper seeks a weak candidate to oppose Johnson.
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Assemblyman Accuses Ad Agent of State Jobs Conflict
San Diego Assemblyman James Mills charged that state advertising agent James P J Keene Jr secured numerous state appointments creating a conflict of interest. Mills said Keene and his wife earned about 30 000 in five years from court receiverships and conservatorships while Keene served as state receiver. Keene denied wrongdoing and noted court involvement in early appointments.
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Reverend Cue Buckman Dies at 75 in Leisure World
A Methodist preacher and former pastor at Grace Methodist Long Beach and multiple churches died Monday in Leisure World. The Rev. Buckman, aged 75, once accepted offerings from a Seal Beach poker palace in 1951 1952 and was a vocal critic of the now-closed Airport Club casino. Survived by his wife Laura, his funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Seal Beach Methodist Church with Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Long Beach Man Among 377 Inducted to Wisconsin Half Century Club
Werne E. Harwick of 37714 Walnut Ave Long Beach is among 377 surviving members of the University of Wisconsin Class of 1914 who will be inducted into the Half Century Club in Madison Wisconsin on June 5.
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