Reagan in Five Hour Long Beach Visit Draws Crowd
Reagan toured Long Beach visiting Christopher and downtown areas drawing over 150 in the park and large crowds on Broadway and Pine Avenue. He spoke of campaign fundraising noting donations under $10 from thousands of contributors. He chatted with librarians, locals, and seniors, joked about censorship with women selecting books, and mingled at stores and headquarters while press and voters hailed his visit.
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Gen R J Reeves to Lead NORAD and CADC Commander
President Johnson announced plans to name Lt Gen Raymond J Reeves as commander in chief of the North American Air Defense Command and Continental Air Defense Command with full general rank. Reeves, 57, from Chattanooga Tennessee, has 31 years of service and is a command pilot. He will replace Gen Dean G Strother of Winfield Kansas who retires July 31 after more than 24 years of service.
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Anderson Maintains Wide Lead Over Braden Hand in Race
The report shows Anderson holding a commanding margin above Braden and Hand, with Anderson around 43 percent overall while Braden gains about 39 percent in both regions. Northern and southern breakdowns are similar for Braden and Hand, with Hand around 7 to 8 percent. Braden's early campaign continues amid uneven regional support.
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State Poll Shows Anderson Leads in March Primary Race
The State Poll reports Anderson attracting around half the vote in March with Braden at 21 percent and Democrats largely undecided. The survey notes Braden’s anti Anderson voters, late entry by Hirnd, and Jordan’s modest gains. Incumbents Crandlon and Lynch lead in their races, while Secretary of State results remain unsettled with six candidates and no clear frontrunner.
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Braden Says Governor OKs 14.5 Million for Textbooks
California Board of Education President Thamus W. Braden announced a $14.5 million boost for new school books after Gov. Brown sent a confirming letter. Braden said the agreement was reached Wednesday in Sacramento.
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