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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1968

Page

8

Rafferty Spot Ban Sparks Free Speech Clash in California

Max Rafferty accused Democrat Alan Cranston of suppressing free speech by pressuring stations to drop Rafferty ads linking Cranston to Eldridge Cleaver. Cranston and Haas denied threats while Rafferty claimed libel and defamation suits. Nofziger urged fair coverage. half the state’s outlets reportedly dropped the spot. Rafferty vowed to reform communications law if elected.

Max Rafferty U.S. Senate Rafferty Alan Cranston Eldridge Cleaver Lu Haas Cranston Haas Lyn Nofziger Federal Communications Commission

Cranston Appeals to Minority Voters in California Senate Bid

Democrat Alan Cranston campaigned across Long Beach and Los Angeles area neighborhoods appealing to minority groups and urging voter turnout. He spoke at rallies with Leonard Nimoy and Natalie Wood present, defended farm workers' grape boycott, and highlighted jobs and equality without harming others. His Republican rival Max Rafferty trailed in polls.

Alan Cranston U.S. Senate Long Beach Cranston Los Angeles Leonard Nemoy Natalie Wood United Farm Workers Organizing Committee California

Washington Street Clash After Police Shooting Injures 15

Police used tear gas as riots erupted in a Washington ghetto after a white officer shot a Black woman. Fifteen people were seriously hurt, cars overturned, windows broken, and 12 arrests made. The officer, Pvt. Tommy Snow, reportedly broke an arm in the incident involving Nannie Haskins, 53, who was critically injured.

Washington UPI Layton Tommy L. Snow Nannie Haskins Washington Hospital

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