Brown touts California economy during Kennedy visit
Governor Edmund G. Brown campaigned in Los Angeles and other cities with Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Brown said California added over 327,000 jobs in the past year, countering Ronald Reagan’s claim of a faltering economy and industry flight.
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Reagan proposes lawyers pick judges for state courts
Reagan urged removing judge appointments from politics and proposed a State Bar Association joint committee with public members to select a list of qualified lawyers. He said the governor would then be required by law to appoint judges from this list, drawing applause from young professionals.
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Priests Organize ACP Deny Labor Union Role in Chicago
More than 1300 Roman Catholic priests formed the Association of Chicago Priests in a Monday meeting led by Chicago clergy. They laid out resolutions on personnel, retirement, communication, and continuing education while insisting the ACP is not a labor union. Archbishop Cody canceled a public appearance but praised the priests’ mutual interests during a closed session. Observers from several cities attended as the group framed a democratic push within a monarchial church structure.
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Bakersfield Judge Promoted to Superior Court
Governor Brown appointed Marvin Ferguson from Bakersfield as a Superior Court judge in Kern County on Monday, elevating the municipal judge to the higher bench.
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Peace Hint Relayed by Hungarians
The State Department welcomed Hungarian suggestions that Communist North Viet Nam may be willing to change its stance on peace talks. Reports from Maula cited seven nations opposing Communist aggression in Viet Nam as saying Hungary’s Foreign Minister Peter Janes proposed Hanoi could drop its demand to recognize the Viet Cong as the sole representative of South Vietnam. State Department spokesman Carl Bartch said the department would study any signal that the other side is interested in negotiating a settlement.
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KNXT Endorses Reagan for California Governor
KNXT television and KNXT radio in Los Angeles endorsed Ronald Reagan for governor, praising a new direction for Sacramento. The stations invited a Brown campaign spokesman to respond, continuing CBS station support after an earlier endorsement by KNX radio.
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World Zoo Directors Endorse Brown in Ceylon Battle
Life Magazine endorses Governor Edmund G. Brown for re election in a global flap. The Colombo based national magazine notes Brown leads over Ronald Reagan in a world stage feud, amid a curious display of elephants with raised trunks at the reception.
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Viet Attack Jets and Navy Guns Clash in Viet Nam
Report of Viet Cong mortar assaults near Dong Ha and Da Nang areas, Marine helicopters damaged in rain, and U S contact with Communist forces. Separate lines describe India, Yugoslavia and Egypt urging Vietnam peace with a joint communique after Manila summit. American bombing to end without conditions is urged by allies.
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U S Fire Losses Rise in September Report
The National Insurance Actuarial and Statistical Assn reported U S fire losses totaled 118 million dollars in September, up 2 8 percent from a year earlier. The brief note cites the monthly percentage rise and the national figure.
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