Brown Urges Reagan Agree About Debate
Governor Edmund G Brown defends his proposal for a face to face debate with Ronald Reagan arguing newsmen should ask tough questions on Meet the Press. He wants a single change to the format, a direct confrontation on issues rather than a spectacle, and opposes right to work laws while urging clear negotiations and a firm debate date.
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Negroes Recognition in Kentucky Public Schools
In Frankfort, Kentucky, state education officials said new social studies texts will emphasize Negro contributions in American history. Reed noted COPE endorsed 146 Democrats and six Republicans for state Assembly races. Reagan pledged to back secret ballots for labor, prohibit farm worker strikes blocking harvest, and pursue farm labor reforms.
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Lynch Will Not Act On Prop 14 Defense
California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch said he will not intervene to defend Proposition 14. The measure, approved in 1964, nullified the Rumford open housing act and was ruled by the State Supreme Court to violate the U.S. Constitution. He would join the case only if the U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear an appeal from the state court.
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California Real Estate Association
State Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
Democrats Form California for Reagan Committee Leaders
Two prominent Democrats Y Frank Freeman and George W Rochester announced they would serve as Southern California chairmen of Californians for Reagan Committee. Freeman is VP at Paramount Pictures and Rochester is an attorney and Democratic Central Committee member.
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Paramount Picares Corp
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Democratic Central Committee
Deer Hunter Gored On Mountain Trail
Medford Oregon resident Robert Gross shot a three point buck in the Cascade Mountains then fell while climbing a steep hill. He was carried from the terrain with one antler point piercing his hip and is now in the hospital telling the tale.
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Five Leaders Urge Reform in State Schools in 1960s-era Pulse
Five leaders from California education circles respond to a statewide survey by the California Teachers Association. They assess school finances and policy, with Dr. Max Rafferty calling for moral reform and Arthur Corey urging candor to motivate parental investment in improving schools.
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