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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1966

Page

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Kenrick Deuk Lead in California Election Returns

Long Beach voters backed Ronald Reagan with about 63 percent as congressman Robert Finch and incumbent Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson posted gains. In Long Beach Tracy Gael trailed in the race with Hosmer dominating the contests for statewide offices. Hosmer credited anti Brown sentiment and inflation fears for GOP gains while noting district results diverged from national trends.

Raig Hosmer A-Long Beach Rais Hosmer Tracy Gael Ronald Reagan Reagan Robert H. Finch Glenn M. Anderson

Orange County Tops Polls In Spotty Early Returns

Democratic Congressman Richard Hanna led in early returns in Orange County as a Republican sweep loomed. Hanna trailed Frank La Magna 7 882 to 7 004 with 37 of 662 precincts reporting for the 24th District. James Utt held a clear lead in Santa Ana for a sixth term, while John Schmitz led in the 34th State Senate District. Reapportionment created new Assembly districts in the county with several incumbents winning or leading as results flowed in.

Richard Hanna Orange County Manna Frank la Magna James H. Utt Santa Ana Thomas B. Lenhart Grange County San Diego County John B Schmitz John Birch Society Robert L. Humphreys Costa Mesa Schmitz James F. Whetmore la Habra William F. Dannemeyer State Assembly Kenrick John J Briges Buena Park Louis Zuniga Lay Trict Habra Compton Bellflower Parai Infant Doukmajian Hisji Lion Lakewood Artesta la Mirada Whittier Deukmejian Norwalk Warren H. Dawson Brown San Francisco Anderides O Finch Finch Pasadena GOP Richard M

Phoenix Mayoral Race Leads Incumbent in Tight Contest

In Phoenix, Mayor Kek Wil ama led the field amid a fray with Pemnagratic Gav Sam Gaddand as results flowed in. Veteran Robert H. Badham of Newport Beach won his third term in the 7th Assembly District, leading 3 to 1 over Robert Barrell of Orange County. Republican candidates nationwide posted strong support against Democratic rivals.

Puidenix Arix Robert H. 'Badham Newport Beach Robert Barrell Orange County GOP Ronald Reatigan Vision Networks Rea Demogan Crat Joe A. Gonsalves Jan Brown Mirada Don Bradley Charles H. Stersh

Compton Proposals Lose In Early Returns In-Depth

Early returns Tuesday show three Compton school proposals and a Torrance charter amendment losing. Signal Hill voters support a dancing ordinance with 593 yes to 472 no as six of nine precincts report. Propositions S and T trail, S 568 yes to 521 no and T 466 yes to 683 no, with two Compton measures edging toward but not reaching required majorities.

Compton Torrance Signal Hill

Torrance voters weigh charter change amid school bond debate

Orange County voters show reluctance toward a charter amendment to appoint the mayor by council while weighing a $9 million Torrance school bond. Early returns suggest a narrow path for the bond if Proposition Four passes. Results indicate mixed support across districts including Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Garden Grove.

Torrance Bell Lawrence Sherman Wise Valele Washington Viet Nam Hey Grange County Orange Coast Junior College Beach Redondo Manhattan Beach Mosa Beach Playa. del Nance Lton del Clawson Garden Grove Newport Clawson Demo Clyde Doyle Maywood Fullerton Lent Beach Brea Olinda

Voters Favor Experience Over Affiliation in L A County Race

Democrat Connor trails with 35 precincts counted as Cortum a medical doctor and national party co chair gains in a district north of Long Beach including Huntington Park South Gate Compton Downey Lynwood Paramount Bell one. Holifield leads King in Harbor area and Montebello Artesia district with 78 percent counted.

Connor Huntington Park South Gate Compon Downey,lynwood, Paramint and Bell One King Johnson Holifield Joint Committee On Atomic Energy William Sutton Cecil R. King Harbor Chet Holifield Montebello Artesia

Long Beach Ballot Totals Highlight Key Races

Returns from reapportioned districts show Sutton trailing Holifield by 12,098 to 8,025. Stevens leads Reichmann in the 25th Senate District as 83 of 1,071 precincts report, while Walsh edges Martin in the 30th. Pills tops Knight in the 42nd District with 31 of 75% precincts in. districts include Gardena Torrance and Wilmington.

Congress Senate Chowsan Kenrick D Stevene-R Devkmejiane R Ies Sherman Holifield Sutton Holifiel Southland Robert 8. Stevens Palos Verdes Hills Malibu Stevens Assembly Joel Reichmann Reichmann Lawrence E. Walsh Lewis Walsh George A. Willson Huntington Park South Gate Newney Montebello Ralph C. Pills Imad W. Lane Knight Gardena Torrance Lomita San Pedro Wilmington

National Summary Shows GOP Gains Across States

In a broad view of off year results Republicans expanded seats in Florida California Maryland Nevada Nebraska Arizona New Mexico Maine and more while winning governors in Arkansas and other states. The wave touched Ohio Iowa California Virginia Michigan and Kentucky with several Democratic incumbents defeated and Senate races implying a stronger GOP foothold for 1964.

Florida Prenticce Winthrop Rockefeller New York Arkansas California Maryland Nevada Nebraska Arizona New Mexico George Docking Kansas Kenneth M. Curtis Maine Wiliam H. Avery Jon HW. Reed Congress Ohio Iowa Virginia Michigan Kentucky Washington John Bailey Senate Everett M. Dirksen Injay Howard Baker Jr Tennes Sce

Reagan in Top Role of Career in 1980 GOP Rise

Nixon era era memory and 1980 campaign dynamics unfold as Reagan leads in the GOP, Romney dominates Michigan, and party gains challenge Democratic control. Johnson administration proposals face conservative opposition while voters react to economic and social issues across California and beyond.

Reagan House Senate Romney Michigan Zolton Terency Robert P. Griffin Pilli G. Reagan Mennen Williams California Griffin Ailshaw Reagen Meni Sinin

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