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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

06 Mar 1970

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1970

Page

4

Rousselot Aims Comeback in 24th District Race

Former John Birch Society PR man John K. Rousselot, 42, announced a political comeback bid for California's 24th Congressional District, to fill the seat left by the death of Rep. Glen Lipscomb. He previously served in the 25th District during 1961 and 1962 but was defeated by Democrat Ronald Brooks Camorun.

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Murphy Files for Senate Run Refutes Laos Fear

California Senator George Murphy filed for re election saying Laos will not become another Vietnam. He told reporters in Los Angeles that U S involvement is defensive to protect troops in Vietnam and that Nixon will not send U S fighting men to Laos without Congress approval. He cited his 30 years in public service and said he seeks recreation after a productive first term.

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Murphy Votes Backed by Nixon to Re election Bid

President Nixon telegraphed Sen George Murphy of California pledging support for his bid for re election. Murphy announced he had at least one formal pledge of a vote and filed for re election in Los Angeles.

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