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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
3
Voters favoring Johnson if held today praise his strong record but view Goldwater as radical and indecisive. Among 29 percent with thoughts on Goldwater, most commend his convictions while many criticize his judgment and civil rights stance. The California poll will compare the two leaders' images.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Joseph C. Shell former Assembly member and 1962 GOP gubernatorial candidate was named finance chairman of the Citizens for Goldwater-Miller Committee in California. He opposed Nixon in 1962. M. Philip Davis and Ronald Reagan announced the appointment as cochairmen and named Edward S. Shattuck vice chairman of finance.
Alderman Charles Rubin, who became Nairobi's first African mayor in June 1962, resigns citing ministerial political and tribal jealousies. He says regard for his office has diminished and steps down.
Goldwater attacked federal courts and Supreme Court rulings as threats to state power and law enforcement. He urged a five party or larger system, warned of rising crime and a "jungle" state, and pressed for strong state authority while rallying Southern Democrats to consider voting Republican. He spoke at Winston-Salem and Atlanta events with stops planned in Knoxville and Memphis.
UPI reports Los Angeles area cab company attorney David A. Thomas described charges of overcharging customers by 1.8 million dollars in five years as grossly exaggerated. He submitted a statistical report to the city board of public utilities and transportation as hearings had claimed Yellow Cab taximeters ran fast. The board reviewed the report amid witnesses and prior criticism while political figures commented on related issues.
The California Supreme Court ruled United States Senator Pierre Salinger is entitled to top ballot designation for the Democratic nomination in the June primary. The court ordered the Secretary of State to place Salinger first on the ballot to prevent ballot confusion and ensure informed voter choice.
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