Cranston denounces Rafferty over treason charge
California Senate candidate Alan Cranston angrily rejects Republican critic Max Rafferty s call that his demand for an immediate bombing halt in Vietnam is treasonous. He defends his stance as patriotic and points to support from Sen Charles Durf Roy, Sen Mark Hatfield, and New York Mayor John Lindsay while Republicans urge censure.
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Rafferty campaign chief quits amid other duties
Dick Darling, state chairman of Dr. Max Rafferty's U.S. Senate bid, resigns due to other business. Holmes Tuttle and Frank P. Adams to assume Rafferty campaign leadership in Southern and Northern California, respectively, as Rafferty faces Democrat Alan Cranston for the Kuchel seat.
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O Hara accuses Nixon of crude deception over grape boycott
Rep. James G. O Hara of Michigan on Wednesday charged former President Richard M Nixon with crude deception in condemning a union boycott of California grapes. The Democrat urged Nixon to stop rhetoric and support mediation.
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Reagan Opens Bid for State Legislative Control
Gov. Ronald Reagan launched a campaign tour to win Republican control of California's 1969 Legislature. He urged voters to give Republicans a chance to lead the Senate and Assembly, noting Democrats outnumber Republicans in the Assembly 42-38 and control the Senate's 20-20 stalemate. He warned of uphill fights with Democrats and forecast a sizable GOP win in November. Reagan spoke in Eureka and planned rallies in Lakeport, Chico, Fresno, and Bakersfield.
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Republican Senators Targeted in Telegram Impugning Treason
A telegram from California Republicans names Senators Charles Percy George Aiken Thruston Morton and Jacob Javits as targets of treason claims in a message signed by several California GOP figures including Mrs William Mueéser Jr Nancy L Hamilton William Exline Wallace Shepherd and Milton Schwartz The note urged a halt to bombing of the north and labeled the distinguished senators treasonous in their stance.
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Watson Defended by Sutton in Harbor Bribery Trial
Charles Gerald Sutton, president of Princess Louise Corp, testified in Los Angeles Superior Court that George D. Watson acted as a catalyst for the floating restaurant idea while denying any illicit payment. Sutton said Watson loaned him 10,400 dollars for a liquor license, repaid via cashier’s check after Princess Louise paid what he owed, and noted no money from Sutton’s firm beyond a No. 1 credit card, amid a harbor development deal reportedly over 3 million dollars.
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