Bay Area Leader Named Executive Director for Bay Area Assembly Panel
Bay Area Director the Anny was named executive director of the legislature's Joint Committee on Bay Area Regional Organization, advancing a new regional governance effort.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
5
Bay Area Director the Anny was named executive director of the legislature's Joint Committee on Bay Area Regional Organization, advancing a new regional governance effort.
More than 6,000 Californians have registered with the American Independent Party to back George Wallace. Party officials in East Long Beach signal Hill and West Long Beach Lakewood districts met to discuss the growing campaign. The group must register 6,059 voters by Jan 20, 1968 to qualify for the California ballot. Wallace plans a California speaking tour starting Oct 30 with 500,000 pamphlets and 40,000 additional registrations planned beforehand.
The Christian Science Monitor reports a state leaders poll showing Sen. Charles Percy and Gov. Ronald Reagan as leading Republican vice presidential contenders. Percy favored with conservatives like Nixon, Reagan with moderates such as Rom ney and Rockefeller. Percy 14 states 450 delegates, Reagan 13 states 208 delegates.
Governor George Romney seriously considers announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president in about three weeks. Advisers led by Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Hugh Scott push for a rapid move to energize the attack on President Johnson amid Romney’s Vietnam war criticisms.
William Moffatt of San Joaquin County URS charged that some local YR units limit membership to John Birch Society activists. Joy Crouch of the state YR staff said the board found no proof and dismissed the claim as a liberal smear likened to the 1964 witch hunt.
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