Unruh on Campaign Drive to Keep California Democratic
Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh outlined a primary aim to elect Democrats in California and back Senator Alan Cranston while campaigning for Hubert Humphrey. He argued for ending bombings in Vietnam, warned against one-man dominance, and tied Cleaver's Berkeley lectures to a stalled 250 million bond for state universities and urban schools.
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Jesse M. Unruh
California
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Gov
Reagan
Senate
Unruh
Board of Regents
Cleaver
Gene Team Wooed for Humphrey in California
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown said Humphrey must win Eugene J. McCarthy backers to carry California. He announced new state campaign managers including Leon M. Cooper as executive director for southern California. Brown cited funding issues and said Johnson backs Humphrey fully, though not on every issue.
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Hubert Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Humphrey Campaign Revamped in California
The Humphrey campaign in California undergoes a full reorganization with Leon M. Cooper named executive director and Robert Coote slated as executive director to run northern and southern drives. J. D. Williams says the staff shakeup includes a new committee and denies Correll is to blame for the slow start.
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Humphrey
Southern California
Robert Coote
San Francisco
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Democratic National Committee
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Blacks Seek Face time with presidential candidates
A Los Angeles Negro leaders committee said it asked to meet with Vice President Humphrey Nixon and Wallace to express the black view of law enforcement. Spokesman Louis Lomax announced the request during a news conference ahead of Humphrey's two day visit. The group formed after a rally protesting the Alabama lynching includes Walter Bremond James Hargett Jules Ramey Gil Williams Ann Marcus Yvonne Brathwaite and Ces King II.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Ann Marcus
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Sacramento panel named to study urban unrest
An Assembly committee created a 25 member advisory panel to search out root causes of urban unrest. Members include black militant Ron Karenga, Rev Cecil Williams, Billy Tidwell, Eddie Perez, and Michael Rachart, representing militants and city problems experts.
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Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial Methodist Church
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Tenderloin
Billy Tidwell
Sons of Watts
Los Angeles
Eddie Perez
Brown Berets
Monterey Park
Michael Rachart
Oakland
Wallace Resting as Aides Outline Campaign Swing
George Wallace rests amid a plan for a Midwest and Northeast tour next week. Aides said Wallace will ride in a Chicago motorcade on Monday and speak at a Cicero rally that evening as he refines his running mate choice and platform.
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Muskie Urges Labor Voters to Back Democratic Ticket
Senator Edmund Muskie urged workers in Greensburg Pennsylvania to ignore George Wallace and vote for the Democrats in November. Speaking to about 150 union members at West Mifflin he warned against Wallace's divisive tactics and stressed organized labor has a stake in the election. He met twice with Eugene McCarthy since Chicago but did not reveal details or seek his endorsement.
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UPI
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George C. Wallace
West Virginia
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Muskie
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Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
McCarthy
Humphrey
Third Surfboard Stolen From Long Beach Home
Long Beach police report a $165 surfboard stolen from an unlocked garage of J Richard Shelley at 187 Rivo Alto Canal. The board is the third stolen from the property, Shelley's wife told police.
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J. Richard Shelley
Rivo Alto Canal
Long Beach
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Agnew upbeat after Hawaii reception during tour
Gov. Spiro T. Agnew left Hawaii with a pretty good feeling about his chances in the state. He cited strong turnout at airport rallies and friendly greetings on golf courses and in restaurants during his prop-stop tour of the four major islands.
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