Reagan backs TV ads in 1970 campaign effort
Gov. Ronald Reagan defended television advertising in the 1970 race saying he plans to spend about $2 million on his re election bid. He opposed a Nixon veto plan limiting TV expenditures as too restrictive. His Democratic challenger Jess Unruh said he would spend a portion on TV ads.
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Angela Davis Hunger Strike Sparks Jail Guard Debate
Angela Davis begins a hunger strike while in custody in New York awaiting extradition to California. The 26 year old former UC Berkeley philosophy instructor faces murder charges for a Marin County courthouse shooting. Davis reportedly refuses solid food, while officials note oral intake of juice and milk.
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Cosmonauts Tour Disneyland as US visit continues
Soviet cosmonauts Vitali Sevastyanov and Andrian Nikolayev toured Disneyland and the Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena during a national tour. They were escorted by astronaut Edwin Aldrin Jr. and spent part of the weekend in California. The visit followed a record 18 day space voyage in June.
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Goodell vows race despite criticism in New York
Senator Charles E. Goodell announced he would stay in the New York U S Senate race despite pressure from Vice President Spiro Agnew and criticism. He refused to quit the Republican bid and urged supporters to back Democrat Richard Ottinger against Conservative James Buckley, asserting his commitment to election.
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Bank of America Branch Fire Leaves Irvine Campus Gutted
A two story Bank of America branch on the UC Irvine campus was destroyed by a highly suspicious fire. Investigators probed the ruins as arson possible. A nearby Stanford Research Institute blast and prior campus attacks linked to radicals cited.
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Nixon readies aggressive final GOP campaign blitz
President Nixon, resting briefly at Camp David, prepares for a weeklong campaign run through 22 states. He plans to meet Romanian President Ceausescu at the White House before a swing to Florida, Texas, Illinois, Nebraska, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and California.
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Eight-hour Detroit clash ends with officer killed and arrests
Police dispersed a disturbance at Myrtle and 14th Streets where Black Panthers sold literature. Eight hours of violence left Patrolman Marshall Emerson shot in the hand and Patrolman Glenn E. Smith dead. Fifteen youths were jailed as 12 people surrendered from the Panther headquarters under protection of community leaders. A hearing was set for Friday.
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