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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

3

Learned the hard way at S. E. State president quotes racism

San Francisco State College President John Summerskill says the campus is a racist place while opening a University of California symposium on college protests. He notes talent in black leadership but cites middle-class white students as unwilling to move over. Summerskill warns of more campus trouble over the military issue and discusses student power as part of a larger national struggle. He has resigned effective year’s end, calling resignation an example of power forces in action.

Berkeley John Summerskill San Francisco State College University of California Summerskill San Francisco State

Kuchel Aide Says He Will Endorse Major GOP Candidates

California Senator Kuchel is expected to endorse major Republican candidates, according to his speakers bureau chief William T. King. King told the Long Beach Council of Republican Women that Kuchel’s past GOP voting record won’t define his current campaign, stressing his effectiveness and experience. He defended Kuchel’s 3,000 roll call votes and dismissed Rafferty’s journaling critique as false. Also featured were William J Teague’s remarks on campus violence and fiscal policy, urging stable tax levels and prudent spending.

Thomas H. Kuchel Willam T. King Los Angeles King Long Beach Council of Republican Women Federated Ruchel Rachel Max Rafferty

Kuchel urges Asia wide peace talks in campaign stop

Sacramento senator Thomas Kuchel urged inviting all Asian countries to full scale peace talks after preliminary negotiations. He told Sacramento business leaders that negotiators must show strength and patience amid North Vietnamese obstructionism and framed the moment as a time for care and confidence amid efforts to pull races apart.

Sacramento Thomas Kuchel Paris Rachel

Cranston Calls End to Draft for Volunteer Army

Alan Cranston, a Democratic Senate candidate, urged replacing the Selective Service with a volunteer army. Speaking at Sacramento City College, he called the draft unfair and rejected lotteries and deferments as costly and discriminatory.

Sacramento UPI Alan Cranston U.S. Senate Sacramento City College Cranston

Fun Furs to Full Length Mink Sale in Classified Ads

Bargain prices on full length mink furs offered in the classifieds. Readers are urged to check the ad section for details and availability.

Auto Burglarized On East First Street

Yale E. Smith of 3609 East First Street told Long Beach police Wednesday that burglars forced open a wind wing of his car and stole a suitcase and clothing valued at 200 dollars.

Yale E. Smith First St Long Beach Burplats

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