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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

07 Nov 1968

Page 10

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1968

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10

California Democrats Hold Lead In Congress Election

Incumbents from both parties were re elected as Democrats held a 21 to 17 margin in California's 38 member delegation. Notable contests included James Corman defending the 22nd District and George Brown winning in the 29th. Republican hopes faded with losses to Robert Leggett Harlen Hagen and George Brown Jr among others.

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California Richard M. Nixon GOP James C. Corman van Nuys Joe Hart George Brown J. William Orozco Reagan James T. Shumway Shumway State Robert L. Leggett Vallejo Harlen Hagen Bakersfield Robert Mathias Visalia Hagen Don Clausen Harold Johnson John Moss Robert Leggett Phillip Burton William Mailliard Jeffrey Cohelan George Miller Don Edwards Charles Gubser H—Panul McCloskey Jr Burt Talcott Charles Teague Jerome Waldie John McFall Edward Royball James Dunn Craig Hosmer Jerry Pettis Richard Hanna James Utt Bob Wilson Lionel van Deerlin John Tumney
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Weinberger Sees Nixon Victory Boosting State Federal Ties

State Finance Director Caspar Weinberger told a Long Beach Rotary luncheon that Nixon’s election would foster closer Sacramento Washington cooperation especially in housing and highways. He cited prop 1A easing property taxes, California’s working reserve, and modest tax reforms while noting Reagan’s budget constraints and the need for tax increases to fund programs.

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Caspar W. Weinberger Richard M. Nixon United States Sacramento Washington State Jeader Long Beach Weinberger California Califor Nia Ronald Reagan
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