Reagan reshuffles advisers as key aide joins Rafferty
In Sacramento, Governor Reagan reorganizes staff to boost William P. Clark Jr. as top aide. Lyn Nofziger leaves to join Max Rafferty's Senate campaign. Clark creates a Program Development Section led by Rus Walton to oversee Creative Society projects, research, and publications.
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Rafferty
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
William P. Clark Jr
Lyn Nofziger
U.S. Senate
Max Rafferty
Clark
Gram Development
Creative Society
Rus Walton
Nofziger
Patricia Gayman
Arthur van Court
Printing-plant raid reveals fake medical diplomas sold at high price
A raid on a Duque de Caxias print shop exposed a market for phony credentials. Fake doctors' diplomas fetched about 270 dollars, while teachers' degrees cost roughly half as much.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Duque de Caxias
LeMay dropped from Rafferty advisory staff
Max Rafferty says Gen Curtis LeMay was removed from his advisory staff without his knowledge. Lyn Nofziger and Thomas Reed announced the action in Los Angeles as Rafferty campaigns against Alan Cranston. Cranston calls the move meaningless, while LeMay had criticized nuclear weapons.
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Max Rafferty
Curtis LeMay
Rafferty
Victorville
Thomas C. Reed
Lyn Nofziger
Ronald Reagan
Nofziger
Alan Cranston
Young Democrats Shift Focus to Cranston Senate Bid
California Young Democrats and allied Cranston supporters announced at a press conference they will concentrate on electing Alan Cranston to the U.S. Senate and helping Democrats win state legislature seats. They cited insufficient backing from Vice President Humphrey and plan to back other candidates aligned with Kennedy and McCarthy supporters.
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U.S. Senate
Kennedy and MacCarthy
For a Hole in the Roof or a Whole
A short, whimsical note contrasts two options a house may face. It playfully questions whether a single hole or a complete rebuild better preserves shelter and comfort.
Rafferty dismisses polls in California senate race
Republican nominee Max Rafferty dismissed public polls showing him trailing Democratic challenger Alan Cranston. He warned against trusting California polls and noted Cranston’s lead may hold as undecided voters shrink. Cranston claimed vulnerability in Rafferty’s positions while Rafferty alleged Cranston copied his platform and attacked him with smear tactics.
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Max Rafferty
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Rafferty
Mndia
Kuchel
Nixon Endorsed by San Jose Mercury News
The San Jose Mercury News endorsed Richard M. Nixon for president, noting his near miss in 1960 and praising his experience, judgment, and growth as he remains a formidable candidate. The morning and afternoon dailies quoted Nixon as increasingly thoughtful and wise since his prior campaign.
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San Jose Mercury - News
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Humphrey Launches Low Profile SoCal Campaign
Vice Presidential candidate Humphrey shifts strategy in Southern California. Campaign manager Leon M. Cooper says the effort will avoid billboards and image ads, instead targeting voters directly from storefronts and homes and seeking volunteers and contributions of any amount.
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Leon M. Cooper
Humphrey
Cooper
Agnew attacks federal spending and Wallace in campaign remarks
In Raleigh North Carolina Gov Spiro T Agnew denounced a Chicago gang aid scandal and a 61 billion federal deficit while accusing George Wallace and Curtis LeMay of saber rattling He warned the nation against a nuclear showdown while criticizing Nixon administration policies A second item reports burglars using a pass key to steal 409 dollars of tools from Blue Seal Laundry Long Beach on East Carson Street
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George Wallace
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Blue Seal Laundry
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Muskie Calls for Inclusion After Syracuse Speech Heckling
Sen Edmund Muskie urged party regulars to bring protesters back into the political process after hecklers disrupted his Syracuse University talk. He warned the young risk apathy and emphasized reforms such as revising voting age, delegate selection, and open party activities for youth and minorities.
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N.Y
Edmund S. Muskie
Syracuse University
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Yu Xnie
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