Brown backs Unruh in California Senate bid
Former Governor Edmund G. Brown prods Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh to run for the U.S. Senate, labeling him the strongest Democratic candidate to face Kuchel or Rafferty. Brown notes Unruh’s potential as a statewide figure and discusses other players including Alan Cranston, Anthony Jejjenson, and Mayor Samuel Yorty, while commenting on Reagan and Romney in national races.
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Rachel OR
Rafferty
Brown
Unruh
Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
U.S. Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
San Francisco
Dinglewood
Thomas H. Kuchel
Max Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gordon P. Smith
Smith
Kuchel
Jesse Unruh
Alan Cranston
Anthony C. Bei- Jenson
Beverly Hills
State
Yorty
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Senate unit urges bills to halt sexually explicit campus shows
In Sacramento a Senate investigating committee proposed tough bills to bar graphic plays and movies on state college campuses. The plan threatens jail for students or officials involved, citing the Fullerton State College production of The Board as trigger. Bills would punish simulated sexual acts and require open meetings for campus groups, plus strengthen trustees' oversight and president accountability.
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Smith
Fullerton
State College Trustees
Rafferty
Gordon Smith
Tam
Unwah
Unruh
Sacramento
Senate
Fullerton State College
Orange County
Billy the Kid
Jean Harlow
Los Angeles
San Francisco
James Whetmore
R-La Habra
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Teale seeks $16 million for hospital construction
General Stephen P Teale of Rail Road Flat filed a bill to add 16 million to the 1967-68 budget for hospital construction. The funding would cover the state share of Hill Harris funds, a program where federal and state funds split two thirds for construction and remodeling, helping avert closures of outdated hospitals.
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Sacramento
Stephen P. Teale
Drail Road
Reagan
Teale
McCarthy Delegation Declared For California Primary
Sacramento reports the Democratic National Convention delegation shifted toward Sen. Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota. A 172-name slate filed with the secretary of state lists Los Angeles County delegates including Hirsch Adell, Anthony Beilenson, Edmund Brown Jr, George Brown Jr, Alan Sieroty, and many others. The slate competes on June 4 against Johnson supporters in California's primary.
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Nixon
Brown
Reagan
Johnson
California
Thomas Lynch
U.S
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
George Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Smith
Rafferty
Ruchel
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Hirsch Adell
Anthony C. Beilenson
Evelyn V. Benson
Howard Jerman
Leroy Berry
Lewis A. Bracker
Harry Braverman
Edmund G. Brown Jr
George E. Brown Jr
Lee F. Brown
James G. Butler
Arthur Carstens
John Caughey
Barnet M. Cooperman
Raymond Cox
Sandy Elster
Richard Gunther
Autry A. Henry
Assembly approves 70 to 0 vote for tougher California smog law
Sacramento reports the Assembly backed a measure by James A. Hayes to tighten state air pollution rules. The bill seeks to separate air quality standards from certification of smog control devices, clarifying language to prevent CA from being disadvantaged in HEW proceedings.
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Assembly
Sacramento
James A. Hayes
California
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Hayes
Tants. Hayes
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Assemblyman Introduces Shell Oil Fund Bill in Sacramento
Sacramento Assemblyman Winfield Shoemaker proposes a federal revenue split from outer continental oil drilling with 50 percent to California in coastal counties and 50 percent to the state for conservation. The measure echoes Jesse Unruh but stalled in committee and follows plans for Santa Barbara coast drilling.
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Sacramento
UPI
Winfield Shoemaker
D-Lompoc
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Dinglewood
Unruh
Shoemaker
Santa Barbera Board of Supervisors
Congress
Thomas 4. Kuchel
Rcalif
Kuchel
Redwood National Park
UNRAH
Edwin Willis
Russell Long
Louisiana
Santa Barbara
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Samuel W. Yorty
Carmen Warshaw
Ins
Paul Smith
E. G. Brown
Jerry Rankin
Demonralre
Lawrence Walsh
Huntington Park
McCarthy
Bert J. Kallis
Joseph
Kovner
Benjamin Leeds
Lester Lees
Mark Kester
Leonard Levy
Bernice F. Livingston
Ethel Longstrest
Frank S. Lopez
Gonzalo Molina
Donald J. Morgan
Edward Mosk
Rene Nunez
Seniel Ostrow
Isaach Pacht
Leslie Parrish
Eduardo N. Perez
Gifford Phillips
William B. Piercy Jr
Saul Reider
Richard Richards
Harry Roth
Charles Samario
Mary Saylin
David A. Scott
Lawrence J. Sherman
Alan Sieroty
Mary Clarke
George Slaff
Ernest Smith
Marlin Stone
Mildred A. Simon
Robert Vaughn
William G. Washington
Robert Weil
Maurice Weiner
Richard Weston
John T. Williams
Joseph Wolf
Carol G. Bell
Anne W. Levering
Anna L. Myers
Freddy Neal
Shell Oil Fund
Long Beach
Motorola
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