Reagan Brown Battle Spices California Election Campaign
Political newcomer Ronald Reagan and Democratic Gov. Edmund G Brown tour California arguing over welfare race issues and student conduct. Hollywood figures back both sides with Sinatra for Brown and Wayne Bolger for Reagan. Brown cites past electoral wins over Knowland and Nixon. Reagan counters on spending and Watts disturbances, promising change despite inexperience in office. The race centers on leadership style and policy contrasts.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Reagan
University of California
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
John Wayne
Ray Bolger
U.S
William F. Knowland
Richard M. Nixon
Ronnie Reagan
Death Valley
Former SF Mayor George Christopher Aids UN Roles
George Christopher 57 former San Francisco mayor plans five to six weeks yearly evaluating global industry investment for the United Nations at the invitation of Paul Hoffman head of the Economic Development Agency. He remains chairman of Christopher Dairies.
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San Francisco
George Christopher
United Nations
Christopher
Paul Hoffman
Economic Development Agency
Christopher Dairies
Percy Seeks Unseat Douglas In Illinois Senate Race
In Chicago AP report Charles H. Percy 47 former Bell and Howell executive seeks the Republican nomination to challenge Paul H. Douglas 74 Democrat for a fourth Senate term. Douglas served in City Council, Marines, and won the seat in 1948. Percy paused campaign after his daughter Valerie was slain. Also mentioned is Mayor Robert V. Sabonjian entering as a write-in candidate and Ray Page facing Donald M Prince for state superintendent.
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Chicago
Charles H. Percy
Paul H. Douglas
Percy
Bell & Howell Co
Dinois
Douglas
Senate
University of Chicago
Marines
Navy
Valerie
Robert V. Sabonjian
Waukegan
Gust
Otto Kerner
Ray Page
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Donald M
Prince
Bloomington
Maddox Callaway Voters Choice In Georgia Governor Race
Atlanta AP report outlines the 1966 Georgia gubernatorial race between Lester G. Maddox and Howard H. Callaway. Maddox, a segregationist known for the Pickrick protest and later acquittal on pistol charges, faces Callaway, son of Cason J. Callaway, a Republican and former regent. The piece notes party switch, recent primaries, Arnall moderates considering a write-in bid, and Georgia's shift toward the GOP.
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Atlanta, Ga
New Groes
U.S. Steel
Plotters Under Lock New York Minutemen Arson Plot
Bail totaling 8101,000 set for 19 men in Queens Criminal Court on charges of conspiracy to commit arson after pre-dawn raids. Authorities said the Minutemen right wing group planned to blow up three private camps in Wingdale New York Ringwood New Jersey and near Voluntown Connecticut. Officials cited mass evidence and many defendants making immediate trial unlikely with hearings scheduled for November 22.
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New York
Queens Criminal Court
The
Minutemen
Howeard Cerny
F. Courts Bouse
Cerny
Queens
Nat H. Hentel
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Bernard Dubin
Hentel
Unity
Wingdale
N.Y
Midvale
Ringwood
N.J
Pacia
Voluntown
Conn
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Charles Cunningham
Chicago Institute of Art
Correggio
Maddox
Callaway
Alabama
West Point
State Board of Regents
Can
Barry Goldwater
Atlanta
God and the People
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Lester Maddox
BO Callaway
Hardwick Mills
Famous
Chemstrands
Acrilan
Hardwick
Paysrs.com
Ea. Mo
Dean Berlin
Stock Market Forum
Ottawa
Kansas
City & State
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner & Smith Inc
Commerce Tower
Kansas City
Main Street
Harrison
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