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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1966

Page

3

Johnson visit cancels campaign impact on Brown and Reagan

In Los Angeles the Brown and Reagan camps react to President Johnson canceling a California trip. Brown laments the loss of Johnson support and hopes to win reelection on his own. Reagan capitalizes on the move to rally voters with a television driven, last push across Southern California and the Bay Area.

Baxter Omohundro Our National Bureau Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles Ernor Brown Johnson Johnson California Reagan LBJ California Bay Areas San Francisco San Jose

Greek government mobilizes nurses amid mass health strike

In Athens today, Army personnel and student nurses were called in to replace 12,000 hospital workers on a nationwide 48 hour pay strike. More than 20,000 doctors dentists and chemists threatened a general walkout unless parliament passes legislation regulating salaries and employment status.

Athens Greece

Bank Heist At Mayfair Branch Netted $1400

A conservatively dressed young man robbed the Mayfair branch of the First National Bank of San Jose of $1,400 Thursday while the taxi driver waited. The driver, unaware of the robbery, dropped the robber off three blocks away, receiving a $2 fare and a 70 cent tip.

Bank Bandit San Jose Mayfair First National Bank

Pattern of Illness Seen Pressures of Office Catch Up With LBJ

Washington eyes a pattern in Lyndon Johnson illnesses tied to surges of pressure from war, Congress, and campaigns. Doctors urge rest ahead of a gallbladder operation, with two weeks off and weeks of convalescence likely. Johnson’s workload and role as president, party leader, and negotiator are cited as factors.

Washington Johnson Asia White House Viet Senate Capitol Hill Gen Eisenhower

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