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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
3
Gov. Ronald Reagan plans a fundraising barbecue in Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday night following a barbecue in Indianapolis Thursday and ahead of the Republican Governors Conference in Tulsa Oklahoma Friday.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, after addressing Allegheny College, said no one seeking high office should fear risk. He praised Robert Kennedy as a bridge between generations and discussed delaying decisions on a successor. Rockefeller noted intensified security but said democracy requires outreach and courage.
From the White House, a stated policy briefing is offered to Thujur candidates as part of ongoing international outreach. A governor visited Arlington National Cemetery to pay respects at a grave site.
The California Assembly approved AB 1770 by James A. Hayes 62 to 0, tightening penalties for dis connecting or altering smog devices. First offense fine set at 50 dollars, 100 dollars for later convictions, with no court suspension. The bill aims to curb air pollution by enabling CHP to cite violators and defective devices. Also noted, Ned D. Bayley was appointed director of science and education for the Agriculture Department.
Brigitte Bardot and husband Gunther Sachs are set to arrive in October for the premiere of Shalalka, a project linked to Stephen Boyd. Ruth Gordon studies singing while June Newmar stands in for McKennin's Gate, and Dustin Hoffman still resides in a $125 rent-converted Greenwich Village apartment.
Republican Max Rafferty urged Democratic challenger Alan Cranston to a series of televised debates. He sent a telegram to Cranston proposing nationwide debates on key campaign issues with dates to be set by campaign representatives. Cranston won the Democratic nomination after defeating incumbent Thomas H. Kuehl in last Tuesday's primary.
Former governor George Wallace resumes his presidential bid escorted by Secret Service and state troopers in Montgomery. He cites a national leadership failure and imminent deadlines to regain ballot space as he launches an 11 city fundraising tour through the South beginning in Memphis. The trip follows the postponement after Senator Kennedy’s assassination and mourning for his wife Lurleen Wallace.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee completed its five month review of Governor Reagan’s fiscal year budget totaling about 5.7 billion dollars. Chairman Robert Crown said a vote was ready to move the budget bill, while the Senate had already passed its version 27 to 8. The total stood at 5,694,535,673 dollars, a slight cut from Reagan’s proposed economy plan.
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