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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1966

Page

2

Brown says Reagan tied to extremist ideas in California

Brown alleges that Reagan was fed a key campaign idea by extremist James McBirnie and that the Creative Society, linked to anti Christian crusade groups, promotes fear and intolerance. He accuses Reagan of being advised by McBirnie on strategy and of co opting controversial notions for political gain.

Brown Reagan K McBirnie Thely Creative Society McBirnie Ponent James Hargis Council of Churches God Caun Jtry MrSimnie John Birdigh Creatives Society H. L O’ Brown California John Birch Society McBinie Lalis

Costa Mesa Nurses Demand Higher Pay Pickets Planned

Costa Mesa nurses backed by the California Nurses Association planned pickets at 30 state facilities in San Francisco and Los Angeles to press for a five step wage increase from 505-585 to 644-783 monthly. The State Personnel Board was to hold a hearing in San Francisco on nursing salaries as Gov Brown considers an emergency appropriation. The protest included signs urging better pay and keeping registered nurses in state service.

Napa California Nurses Association San Francisco Los Angeles State Personnel Board Richardson State Senate Nurses’ Association Pokesman Modesto

Brown Campaigns At L A County Offices

Gov Edmund G Brown carried his reelection bid into Los Angeles county government offices. He arrived at the Hall of Administration with an honor guard of six young women in red carrying apple placards reading Pat's the Apple of Our Eye. He was met by Supervisors Ernest Debs Warren Dorn and Kenneth? aann in greet at the office.

Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles Brown Hall of Administration Pat Ernest E. Debs Warren M. Dorn Kenneth

War Protest Curbs Voted In House Bill

The House passed a bill to curb extreme antiwar protests by a 275 to 64 vote, sending it to the Senate where it is expected to die. The measure, drafted by the Committee on Un American Activities, contains penalties up to 20 years in prison and $20,000 fine for actions aiding antiwar activities impacting military matters.

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Two Americans Share Nobel Prize in Medicine

The article recalls Rous and Hugging, noted virologists from the University of Chicago and Rockefeller connections, receiving the Nobel Prize for discoveries on virus roles in cancer and hormone effects on cancer growth. It traces Rous’s 1910 virus work in hens and Hugging’s cancer research and prostate hormone studies across several institutions.

University of Chicago Rous Swedish Medical College Marlon Alan Lloyd Hodgkin Cambridgesate Medi l Rockefeller Institute ‘Research

Kennick Calls for State Probe of July Oil Slick

SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Joseph M. Kennick of Long Beach urged a legislative investigation into the oil slick that blackened Southland beaches last July. He cited tidelands safeguards and said the probe’s primary aim is to prevent repetition and protect the Southern California shoreline.

Kennick Sacramento — Assem Joseph M. Kennick Long Beach Southland Nto Kenrick Commission Sim California Ennick

Johnson invites world to join Asia peace effort

President Johnson urged global help to end the Viet Nam war era crisis in Southeast Asia after a Waldorf Astoria meeting with Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma. He said no doubt exists about U S willingness to go to a peace conference and asked nations to use influence with Hanoi leaders toward negotiations.

New York UPI Johnson Southeast Asia Waldor- Astoria Souvanna Phouma Viet Nam Hanoi Souvanna Ho Chi Minh North

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