Flournoy Brown duel headlines California primary
California voters produced a low turn out in a primary dominated by reform measures. Edmund G. Brown Jr. won the Democratic nomination for governor while Houston Flournoy took the Republican bid over Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke who faced perjury charges. Conservative Sen HL Richardson captured the GOP Senate nomination as Alan Cranston won renomination. Brown aimed for unity as Reagan potential successor, while Flournoy and Reinecke faced a wary electorate amid Watergate apathy.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ed Reinecke
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Reinecke
Reagan
HL. Richardson
Arcadia
John Birch Society
Law and Order
GOP
U.S. Senate
Earl Brian
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Mitchell
ITT
San Diego
Common Cause
People’s Lobby
Organized Labor
Big Business
Mark
Brown
Flournoy
Committee probes milk contributions in Nixon era fund
The House Judiciary Committee opens a review of daily milk donation funds to Nixon’s reelection, citing a Senate Watergate report contesting Nixon’s claim on price supports. Charles Colson, now a former aide, may testify as investigators study possible quid pro quo and hear two recordings from Nader lawyers.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Colson
Ellsberg
Full
Judiciary Committee
James D. St. Clair
Ralph Nader
County election results show Roden leads Minier in Santa Barbara race
With 284 of 297 precincts in, Santa Barbara Attorney Stanley Roden leads District Attorney David Minier 46,475 to 24,616. MacGillivray and Rains move to a July 2 runoff for the 24th State Senate seat while Lagomarsino dominates the congressional race. County totals show broader party trends and new county officers. Voter turnout stands at 52.8 percent amid slow counting due to double ballot issues.
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David Minier
Santa Barbara
Stanley Roden
Roden
Minier
Robert Lagomarsino
Senate
W. Don MacGillivray
Ventura
Omer Rains
MacGillivray
Rains
Paul Kinney
Laird Hayes
Charles ‘‘Monte”’ Catterlin
Russell G. Herron
Ruth McPherson
al Albinger
Catterlin
McPherson
Albinger
George H. Margolis
Kinney
Hayes
Herron
Nixon warns against intervening in Russian internal affairs
President Nixon, at the U S Naval Academy commencement, warns that the United States cannot intervene directly in Soviet internal policies. He says detente must be preserved and warns against isolationism while pursuing expanded relations with the Soviet Union and other communist nations.
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Nixon
Annapolis
UPI
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S. Naval Academy
United States
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Angel Stadium
Don Hovater
Alioto
Sacramento
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Handley
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Edward Reinecke
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
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William M. Roth
Joseph Alioto
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Robert Waugh
Merlin McCune
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Waugh
McCune
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Neikirk
Rudolph
Edward McMillan
McMillan
Robert Kallman
Allen Eschenroeder
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