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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1968

Page

2

Peace groups Wallace independents on California ballot

The Peace and Freedom Party and George Wallace's American Independent Party qualified for California ballots, challenging Democrats and Republicans. Secretary of State Jordan reported strong registration gains for both minor parties and noted the primary hurdles for state ballots and party conventions.

California Berkeley San Francisco Los Angeles Wallace Charles Warren Peace and Freedom Party Johnson Eugene McCarthy D-Minn

Registration-Switchers Clip Both Major Parties in County

County wide voter rolls show Democrats down 6 percent with 11 509 new registrants from Nov 22 to Jan 2 while Republicans fall 7.7 percent losing 7 755 registrants. Despite losses overall county registration hits a January record of 2 669 112. Long Beach bucks trend with Dems rising to 78 710 and Republicans to 89 627. Minor parties gain including Independent 8 172 and Prohibitionists 600. The piece notes final drives by American Independent and Peace and Freedom Parties and hints which major party may be hurt most.

Swibchors Ray E. Lee Peace and Freedom Party George Wallace Americar Independent Party Long Beach Independent Constitutional Bull Mouse Party Black Panthers

New Textbook Bill Introduced in Sacramento

UPI reports Senator Albert Rodde of Sacramento introduced a bill to require the State Board of Education to adopt supplementary textbooks for elementary schools in addition to basic texts. The board would select supplementary materials for subjects where they contribute to maximum pupil learning.

Sacramento UPI Albert Rodde

Judge Dismisses Baez Suit For Vietnam Tax Refund

Federal Judge Alfonzo J. Zirpoli dismissed a suit by Joan Baez and 56 other taxpayers seeking a refund of Vietnam war taxes on grounds it would violate the First Amendment. The plaintiffs argued the war was illegal and taxes unlawful. Baez said she would appeal.

San Francisco UPI Joan Baez U.S. Dist Alfonzo J. Zirpoli Santa Rita Prison Farm Oakland Army Induction Center Zirpoli Congress Vietnam

Marine Legislation Seeks Refuges at Laguna Beaches

Sacramento United Press International reports Assemblyman Robert Badham of Newport Beach introduced a bill to create marine life refuges at Laguna Beach Newport Beach and South Laguna Beach. The proposal aims to protect ocean habitats and regulate fishing and access.

Sacramento UPI Robert Badham Newport Beach Laguna Beach

UCLA Chancellor Approves Punishment Plan for Protesters

UCLA chancellor Franklin D Murphy accepts a Student Conduct Committee plan punishing four protesters from a sit in at the campus placement center against Dow Chemical recruiters. One student faces suspension and three are on probation with expulsion possible for further violations.

F.os Angeles UCLA Munday Dow Chemical Co Vietnam TNE Jerry Palmer Joan Andersen Dan Lund Gary Coutin Sandi Hebert

UC group praises anti U S Japanese students

About 19 UCSD faculty and 69 students sent a telegram to Zengakuren congratulating Japanese students for anti imperialist actions in Sasebo and Tokyo against the U S nuclear carrier Enterprise. Signers included department chairs Roy Harvey Pearce Richard Popkin Andrew Wright and Herbert Marcuse.

Roy Harvey Pearce Department of Literature Richard Popkin Department of Philosophy Andrew Wright Herbert Marcuse

Bill Aims to Ease Pot Possession Penalty in Assembly

Sacramento lawmakers introduced bills to relax marijuana penalties and study hallucinogenic drug use. Assemblyman W Craig Biddie would allow judges to sentence a marijuana offender to county jail for up to one year instead of a 1 to 10 year state prison term. A 30 member California Commission on Drugs and Society would study drug effects and urge new laws, as Assemblyman Shoemarker proposed last year.

Sacramento APS Assembly California Commission On Drugs and Society Winfield A. Shoe- Thaker D-Lompoc Shoemaier Senate Biddle Criminal Procedure Committee

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