Tunney Brown and Murphy vie for Senate nomination
The campaign season ends with Tunney Brown and Murphy split in polls as Simon fades. Brown hammers the war as a referendum while Tunney accuses him of flip flopping. Murphy holds a two to one lead unofficially and plans to travel to Vietnam on a fact finding mission. Simon briefly contemplates concession but salutes Murphy before rallying supporters.
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Simon
Tunney
Broon
Brown
Murphy
U.S
Senate
Trishman
Tunkey
Viet
Nam
Nixon
Saigon
Sen. Murphy
John V. Tunney
Mieke
George Brown Jr
United States Senate
Los Angeles County Returns Vote Totals by Precincts
County results show Democrat J Unruh and Republican Reagan leading various statewide offices in Los Angeles County totals. Multiple candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, controller, treasurer, and other offices posted vote counts, with many unopposed races noted and dozens of state and congressional contests listed with candidate tallies.
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Los Angeles County
J. Unruh
W. Yorty
Republic
R. Reagan
A. B. Miguist
BR. L. Goate
R.A. Werke
EL Reinecker
Ti. G. Brown Jr
H. M. Burns
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R. Nevins
H. Jarvis
FJ. McCarty
G.F. Powers
L. Springer
W. R. Thomson
B. Wocher
U.S
G.E. Browner
K. Lam
J. W. Tunney
G. Murphy
N. Simon
G. Holifield
B. Jones
Santangelo
Congress
G. L. Chapman
AL Belloe
Incumbents survive in California primary elections with few upsets
In Los Angeles a tight California primary left incumbents mostly intact while Republicans in Van Nuys backed a dead man on the ballot. McGee died of cancer last week, yet his name remained, with four write-in candidates splitting votes. Senate and Assembly races produced slim margins and uncertain leads, as GOP control hovered 21 to 19 and 40 to 39 in the Assembly. The November general election will shape reapportionment and party power for 1971.
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UPI
Senate
van Nuys
Patrick McGee
McGee
Assembly
Theodore Kalnas
William G. Oxx
Harvey Parkinson
Hal Singer
Los Angeles County
GOP Central Committee
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Crat Lana Clarke Phelan
Orange Ave
Nd Freedom
Shi Lynne Simpson
Ology
California State College At
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Mike Guljen
Deistrathc
GOP
Harold E. Perkins
Cullen
Woodrow
Woody) Smith
Lakewood
Proposition 5 and 7 wins mark Reagan era ballot shifts
The defeat of the property tax relief proposal and the approval of Proposition 7 sent Republican momentum from Governor Reagan. Proposition 5 would let the Legislature modify its proposed amendments before voters decide and trigger a constitutional convention if demanded. Supporters included the California Teachers Association and California County Supervisors Association which backed Proposition 8 to commit state aid for local schools and welfare costs.
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Reagan
California Teachers Association
California County Supervisors Association
Nightly Web Weaving Spider Leaves Morning Silence
A coastal newspaper exchange explains nocturnal orb web spiders who weave at night and vanish by day. The spider eats or detaches its web each morning, allowing a lightweight drift before returning at night to spin another trap for the next day.
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Action Line
W. D. Stockton
Cal State
Long Beach
Hosmer Extends Safe Lead in GOP Primary for 32nd District
Craig Hosmer, 55, the Republican incumbent in Long Beach's 32nd District, cruised in the GOP primary for a seventh time since 1952 while possible November opponents remained unclear due to broken vote counts in Los Angeles and Orange counties. Potential foes include Conrad Housley, 37, a Caltech graduate and aerospace chemist, and Walter Mallonee, 62, a Navttit Long Head department store proprietor, with Peace and Freedom candidate John Donohue entering the runoff.
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Craig Hosmer
Long Beach Area
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Hosmer
Conrad Housley
Volk Ave
Walter Mallonee
California Ave
Peace and Freedom
John
Donohue
Tenth St
Housley
California Institute of Technology
California
Democratic Council
Americans For Democratic Action
Long Beach
American Civil Liberties Union
East Long Beach
Signal Hill
James A. Hayes
Tluwee
Hayes
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Oakland
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Berkeley
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