Unruh Attacks Reagan Over UC Davis Crisis
Assembly Speaker Jess M. Unruh accuses the Reagan administration of creating an atmosphere of crisis at the University of California nine campuses. He says Reagan’s leadership failed, cites resignations, and signals a possible 1970 gubernatorial bid as he campaigns for Assembly seats.
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Reagan
State For Assembly
UC Davis
Unruh
Berkeley
Clark Kerr
Board of Regents
Charles Hitch
Kerr
Santa Barbara
U.S. Senate
U.S
George Murphy
Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
ACA Endorses 8 Candidates But Not Rafferty
Americans for Constitutional Action backed 12 California Republicans for Congress with nine incumbents named. Dr Maxwell Rafferty was not included after not accepting the ACA endorsement and Rafferty has not replied to the offer. Incumbents H Allen Smith Craig Hosmer Charles E Wiggins Glenard Lipscomb Del Clawson James Utt Bob Wilson Jerry Pettis Don Clausen were endorsed, along with non incumbents Joe Holt Osmer Dunway Samuel Cavnar.
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Washington
Americans For Constitutional Action
California
Maxwell Rafferty
Senate
ACA
Charles McManus
Rafferty
H. Allen Smith
Glendale
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Charles E. Wiggins
el Monte
Glenard Lipscomb
South Pasadena
del Clawson
Compton
James B. Utt
Santa Ana
Bob Wilson
San Diego
Jerry L. Pettis
Loma Linda
Don H. Clausen
Crescent City
Joe Holt
Hollywood
Osmer E. Dunway
Chico
Samuel M. Cavnar
Los Angeles
Cranston regrets losing Burns support over grape boycott
Senatorial candidate Alan Cranston said he regrets losing the endorsement of Fresno Senate leader Hugh Burns who opposes boycotting California grapes. Burns would not back Cranston or Rafferty and favored incumbent Kuchel. Cranston proposed a federal labor-relations act to arbitrate farm disputes and protect perishable crops.
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Hugh Burns
Alan Cranston
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Burns
Sacramento
California
Central Valley
Thomas Kuchel
Rafferty
Los Angeles
Sen. Burns
U.S. Senate
Seafarers Union
New York
New York City
Rafferty Campaign Pledge Ties Grapes Boycott to Cranston
Republican Max Rafferty touring the San Joaquin Valley denounced the California grape boycott as illegal by implication and immoral. He linked Democratic rival Alan Cranston to the protest, saying Cranston led the boycott. Rafferty also disclosed he signed a pledge from the National Fair Campaign Committee after prompting from Democratic State Chairman Roger Boas.
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UPI
Max Rafferty
California
GOP
Senate
San Joaquin Valley
Alan Cranston
Rafferty
Roger Boas
Boas
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Flournoy Charged With Impropriety in UC Controversy
Berkeley UPI reporting dean William Wheaton of the College of Environmental Design denounces a state stationery letter urging support for the Nixon Agnew ticket as improper. The unit also notes Rafferty refused to sign, Cranston signed earlier, and Chavez led a boycott labeled illegal by Rafferty, with NLRB jurisdiction questioned over agricultural workers.
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Boas
Rafferty
Cranston
Madera
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
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Rafferty Woos Grape Area
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Lakewood Blvd
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Arthur
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E. St. St. Long Beach
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