Brown Vows Rallies Will Stay Within Law
The governor claimed both white and Negro groups include extremists and warned that banning Carmichael from the campus could provoke further trouble, stressing rallies must be lawful.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
3
The governor claimed both white and Negro groups include extremists and warned that banning Carmichael from the campus could provoke further trouble, stressing rallies must be lawful.
California campaign notes show Governor Brown urging a tough stance on riots and proposing industry relief inclining to a tax credit for Hollywood films while President Johnson plans a California visit to boost Democratic candidates. Reagan counters Brown’s experience with broader national leadership, urging state tax elimination to curb production withdrawals.
Ronald Reagan visited the Rams training camp with his wife and eight year old son Skipper. He received three cheers and a team sing along as players paused practice for a speech and posed for photos with the future governor, trading football throws with a Rams player.
Riverside dispatch reports Rep. John Tunney D Calif left for The Netherlands for a second family death. The trip follows the January passing of his father-in-law Theodore Sprangers 53 of Nijmegen and, earlier, his mother-in-law Henriette Sprangers 59.
A Los Angeles City Council committee voted to oppose Proposition 16 amid concerns it would curb access to library books. The Hollywood area meeting featured Library Commission critique and remarks from City Council member Billy Mills and arms-length supporters noting antipornography laws already exist and would be reinforced by the measure. The Writers Guild of America West, with about 2,500 members, pledged support while debating funding to counter the amendment.
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