Conservatives Endorse 165 Candidates for Senate and House
Americans for Constitutional Action backs 15 Senate hopefuls and 150 House candidates for the November election. Most Senate picks are Republicans. Stennis and Byrd run as independents or cross-party. House endorsements split among Republicans and Democrats, with two NY Conservative party candidates. Several top GOP leaders are named among the endorsements.
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Washington
UPI
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Senate
House
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Reagan Nears California Gubernatorial Victory Margin
Gov Ronald Reagan leads in California polls toward a historic landslide as he campaigns to aid Republican allies like Sen George Murphy. Tunney attacks Reagan on issues while Unruh laments losses and Reagan wins CHP support with standing ovations and gifts.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Earl Warren
George Murphy
Murphy
John V. Tunney
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Reagan
Nixon
Tricia Nixon
David Eisenhower
Spiro T. Agnew
Jess Unruh
Unruh
San Francisco
Assemblyman
Regan
OVAC Cracks Down on Gambling Tied to High School Games
OVAC officials led by executive secretary Sam A. Manley appeal to prosecutors in nine counties in West Virginia and Ohio to curb spot sheets and gambling on Ohio Valley Conference high school football. The crackdown targets boosters, fans, and schools urging law enforcement to halt the activity.
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Wheeling
W. Va
UPI
Sam A. Manley
OVAC
West Virginia
Ohio
Belmont
Monroe
Harrison and Jefferson
Hancock
Brooke
Marshall
Wetzell
Defends Drug For Diabetes
The manufacturer of the diabetes drug tolbutamide Crinase disputes a $7 million study claiming no extra benefit with diet and a higher fatal heart disease rate. FDA accepts the study and will limit prescriptions to cases where other treatments fail. About 800,000 diabetics use Orinase. Regulators in Britain and Canada did not change rules based on the study.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
British Committee On Drug Safety
Canadian Food and Drug Directorate
Broadening Shock Treatment in Ohio Under Federal Grant
Ohio will expand its shock treatment program for first time offenders with federal funds. The 1966 program aims to deter crime with an emotional shock and has about 1,300 participants in 70 counties. The plan adds three regional staff to work with courts under the omnibus crime act.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Division of Correction
Albert G. Giles
Banning of Beer Near Kent Fails
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Kent Ward 4 ballot question on beer sales near Kent State University cannot be submitted. Petitioners challenged signatures as forged, invalidating the petition and leaving fewer than 279 valid signatures required.
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Kent
Columbus
UPI
Kent State University
Ohio Supreme Court
City of
High Court
Mark A. Carson
Board of Elections
Paroled bank robber Sutton stars in New Britain bank ads
Willie The Actor Sutton, famed for bank withdrawals, returns to banking by doing a series of television commercials for the New Britain Bank and Trust Co in New Britain Connecticut.
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NEW Britain, Conn
UPI
Willie
Sutton
New Britain Bank and Trust Co
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