Figures in News and Public Notices From 1960s Archive
Reports discount arson in a Phoenix car fire linked to former Senator Barry Goldwater and his son Michael. Other items note Cardinal Ciriani’s Rome death, Stokely Carmichael speeding ticket in New Jersey, Walter Lippmann’s Washington move, and Idaho former Governor Chase Clark’s death.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Phoenix
Michael
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
New York
Dirksen
Cardinal Ciriaci
Rome
Piétra
Vatican Curia
Congregation of the Council
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Pope Pius XI
Pope Paul VI
Cardinal Ciriani
Stokely Carmichael
Nonvistent Coordinating Committee
New Jersey
Ray Sinwich
Carmichael
New Jersey Turnpike
Moorestown
Tuskeegee
Aldy
Reagan Fires 17 Clerical Aides in Governor's Office
SACRAMENTO UPI reports Ronald Reagan dismissed 17 clerical aides from Gov Edmund G Brown's office as he prepares to form his administration. Reagan will prefer staff from his own campaign offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento, with ongoing presumption his current team can fill remaining positions.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Goodwin J. Knight
Esa
Edmund G. Brown
Postal Rate Notice From Long Beach Daily Press
Entry appears to be a postal notice from Long Beach California. Mentions monthly and yearly rates and a delivery carrier. Indicates publication details and association with Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Audit Bureau of
Reagan to be California governor after 1966 election
Harold Sullivan to head the California Highway Patrol after Reagan’s inauguration as the 33rd governor. The plan includes a four day inaugural program with ceremonies at the Capitol and a speech on the west steps.
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Capitol
Reagan
Harold W. Sullivan
Army Search Backs Claim of Uncle of Slain Viet GI
In San Francisco AP report, Army says an uncle may claim James Diego Campos as legal next of kin for Richard Campos, a Sacramento farm worker killed in Vietnam. Campos’s body lay unclaimed in Oakland Army Terminal mortuary until a relative near Sacramento was identified. The Army plans a military funeral and an honored grave at Golden Gate National Cemetery if the uncle confirms kinship. The story notes Campos’s mother died early, leaving no known father, and the family’s long absence since 15 years prior.
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Uncle Lof
San Francisco
Richard Campos
Vietnam
James Dego Campos
Washington
Nieves Campos
Richard
James Diego Campos
James Dego Fojenp
Campos
Sacramento
Mento
Golder Gate
Cemelery
Oakland Army Terminal
California
6Th Army
Assembly Panel Seeks Property Tax Break in California
Sacramento report shows the Taxation Committee urges a 300 million cap on a property tax exemption for the 1967 legislature and grants the State Board of Equalization power to review assessments. The panel backs notifying taxpayers of value increases and proposes transferring assessing duties to counties.
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Sacramento
State Board of the Assembly
Gloomy religious folks scrutinize do nots, says Clark
The Country Person quotes Mank A. Clark condemning gloomy religious folks who fixate on prohibitions rather than positive conduct. Clark argues such attitudes stunt moral progress and community life.
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Mank A. Clark
Quinn Assistant to Reagan Named Schedule D Secretary
Richard M. Sandy Quinn, 31, a Los Angeles native, was named Gov elect Ronald Reagan s schedule d secretary. He has served as acting director for Reagan s campaign, directed activities in Sacramento, and was executive assistant to Sev George Murphy in Washington. He also worked as a press aide to Richard M Nixon during his governor campaign and held roles with the Assembly GOP caucus and State Sen Jayne McCarthy. He attended North Hollywood High School and USC and pursued public relations before government service.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Richard M
Sandy) Quinn
Ronald Reagan
Quinn
Reagan
Sev
George Murphy
Richard M. Nixon
Sacramento
Assembly
Jayie McCarthy
R-San Rafael
GOP
Senate
North Hollwood High School
University of Southern California
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Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Hag Bee. Ron
Red
The
Washington Post
Uppmanns
Park Avenue
Eutrone
France
Lippmann
Glark
U.S
Chase Addison Clark
Idaho
Boise
Ramary Clark
Tong
C. A. Bottolfson
Clark
Sen, Birkoen
Paul Beck
Loso Angeles
Sacramentois
Beck
Reggen
Press-Telegram
L.A
Avera
Freymann
Science
Highway Patrol
Harold ¥. Sullivan
Los Angeles Forde
Bradford M. Crittensen
Omom
Sullivan
Theli
Angeles
Alcally
Democratic Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Democratic Senate
Hugh M. Burns
the Mail
Nicholas C. Pe Irls
Oakland
Jos
Philco
Dooley
Dooley’s HarDware Mart
Rolta Blvd
cusTonen
Galore
Ragilay
Booley
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