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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

7

Brown drive gains in bid for Senate nomination

Rep Brown’s campaign gains momentum with endorsements a favorable poll and a visit by Sen Eugene McCarthy to California for a “Money for Media Night.” Adele Leopold endorses Brown as the Kennedy philosophy embodiment while a Mervin Field poll shows Brown leading Tunney 29 to 25 though Tunney edges Brown against Murphy. Brown urges rapid Vietnam exit and cites White House explanations as failing. Brown West Orange County headquarters opens in Seal Beach. Perkins on abortion favors relaxed laws for a woman and physician to decide. Voter guides available for 15 cents. Murphy receptions set in Palos Verdes and Hollywood Riviera. Urrea fundraiser set for Torrance.

George Brown U.S. Senate Eugene McCarthy D.minn McCarhhy Ball Ollywood Petradum Leaffair Brown Minnesota California Adele Leopold Robert Kennedy Mervin Sein John ¥. Tunney Tunney George Murphy Murphy Leopold Lakewood North Long Beach Perkins Calif Walter Botello Palos Verdes Estates Phillip Kelly Hollywood Riviera Redondo Beach South Bay Area Lowell Graham Urrea John Urrea Assembly 68Th Pam Recreation Wall Merrill Dr Torrance

Tunney calls Brown a fraud in California Senate race

United Press International reports John V. Tunney, preferred Democratic candidate for the California seat, labels George Brown a fraud over campaign tactics. Tunney cites Brown’s stance on the Philadelphia Plan and a Stanford dialogue quote, asserting Brown opposed Robert Kennedy and violence is not American.

John V. Tunney George Brown House of Representatives Brown Tunney Los Angels Men of Tomorrow John Tunney Robert F. Kennedy Robert Kennedy

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