LBJ to Speak Here Oct 25 to Back Ahern
Democratic nominee D Patr won announced Monday that his candidacy will be backed by Lyndon B Johnson with a stop in Long Beach. Johnson will arrive by helicopter and speak at Lincoln Park around 1 PM after a beach-to-park ride. The campaign also notes Republican incumbent Craig Hosmer and other events in Lakewood and El Dorado Park as part of their election activity.
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