Rafferty Declares U S Not Responsible For World Ills
Dr Max Rafferty told about 200 Republicans in Sacramento that the United States did not cause starvation, war, crime, poverty or racial prejudice. He urged Americans to stop apologizing for greatness and blamed external forces for global ills while defending American history from claimed gloom.
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Sacramento
UPI
Max Rafferty
United States
U.S. Senate
Republican Associates
Rafferty
Asia
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Nixon Holds Big 17 Percent Lead In State Poll
A state poll from 1057 interviews finds Nixon at 47 percent, Humphrey 30, Wallace 8, Cleaver 1, undecided 10, with 4 percent not voting. If McCarthy enters, Nixon would drop to 37, Humphrey 20, Wallace 5, while McCarthy would gain 25.
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Humphrey
George Wallace
Peace and Freedom Party
Eldridge Cleaver
Field
McCarthy
Wallace
Brown frets over Nixon lead but backs Humphrey win
Former California governor Edmund G. Brown voiced concern about Richard Nixon leading in polls yet still predicted a Humphrey victory in November. He noted Nixon’s hidden stance on Vietnam and a national police-force issue while urging the GOP to stay wrapped in cello wrap. Humphrey's California drive faced organizational troubles as Nixon toured Los Angeles and Orange Counties. In a separate report, Sen John Tower forecast Nixon carrying most of the South, including Texas.
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Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Brown
Humphrey
Los Angeles
California
Orange Counties
Nixon
UPI
John Tower
R-Tex
South
Texas
Downtown Los Angeles Polls Show Nixon Edge
The Downtowner reports a downtown Los Angeles survey of workers and shoppers giving Nixon 52.5 percent to Humphrey 47.5 percent with many undecided and awaiting campaign actions. Senator Mansfield notes Wallace dividing the race, likely hurting Nixon in the South and Humphrey in the North and West. Governor Reagan and Max Rafferty to address the Republican State Central Committee meeting in Los Angeles Saturday.
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Los Angeles
CNL
the Downtowner
Central Business District
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Sacramento
Gov
Reagan
Max Rafferty
Republican State Central Committee
Cranston outlines law and justice plan in Fresno remarks
UPI reports Senate candidate Alan Cranston presented a four point plan for federal aid to law enforcement and a conservation program at the Fresno Downtown Rotary Club. He urged continued water projects, criticized flood control policy, backed better police training and equipment, and proposed federal aid, deferments for volunteers, and crime combat pay for front line officers.
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USS
Senate
Alan Cranston
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Cranston
Max Rafferty
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S
Vietnam
Pasadena
Nixon Daughters Drive GOP Voteswagon Across Nation
The GOP Voteswagon launched by Richard Nixon’s daughters Julie and Tricia, with Republican allies, tours 17 states aiming at women voters. Mary Brooks leads the crew as they seek women workers for the presidential and congressional campaigns, with Dirksen among those applauding at the Capitol launch.
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Washington
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
West Coast
Mary Brooks
Republican National Committee
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Julie
Tricia Nixon
Capitol
Congress
Desert parks and Joshua Tree tour from Los Angeles
A narrated driving tour from Los Angeles via Route 62 to Desert Christ Park and Joshua Tree National Monument details the Desert Chapel, Split Rock, Salton View, Cap Rock and Hidden Valley. The trip notes distances, elevations, and sights including the Oasis Trail, Grand National Desert Turtle Sweepstakes, and connections to Victorville and Route 138 on the way home.
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Joshua ‘Tree National Monument
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Gorgonio Pass
Twentynine Palms
Morongo Valley
Yucca Valley
Desert Christ Park
Antone Martin
Martin
Utah Trail
Joshua Tree National Monument
Oasis
Hidden Valley
Joshua Tree
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Salton View
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Monument Road
Lucerne Valley
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Victorville
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