Wirtz Sworn In As Labor Secretary by Kennedy
Labor Secretary Wirtz, sworn in at the White House, receives a kiss from his wife as President Kennedy and officials witness the ceremony. Wirtz notes automation and changing job markets demand real growth in employment, rejects a shorter work week, and supports expanding opportunities while praising the 1959 Landrum Griffin Act.
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Nixon Aide Wins Toss In Gubernatorial Talk
Herbert G. Klein for Nixon won the coin toss over Warren Christopher for Brown and chose Brown to speak first at the televised joint appearance of Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Richard M. Nixon at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Each will make opening statements of seven minutes.
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Miller backs Brown on reelection despite reapportionment clash
San Francisco state senator George Miller Jr says he supports Gov. Brown’s bid for another term though he differs on Senate reapportionment. Miller notes he remains northern California co chair while opposing Proposition 23. Morrison, Brown ally, argues the measure corrects malapportionment by boosting Senate seats to 50, with Los Angeles and other counties gaining districts. He cites San Francisco’s population and tax burden as reasons for reform. The forum on the topic included brief remarks and a 40 minute questions session.
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Nixon campaign clash described by Brown in California
Governor Brown derides Nixon as sees only evil and fear while campaigning in Ventura Santa Barbara and Los Angeles areas. Brown accuses Nixon of arrogance and ignorance of California values as he plans a six minute KEYT TV appearance and a private dinner before returning to the Los Angeles region for a further speech.
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