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Quiet California politics after Nixon crime blast
California politics remained quiet after a weekend of verbal clashes between Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Republican rival Richard M. Nixon over crime. Both men held a pair of appearances in Los Angeles and surrounding areas, with Brown planning a Santa Barbara telecast and Nixon set for a Chamber of Commerce event and a Lakewood rally. The exchange included Nixon charging weak law enforcement and Brown denouncing Nixon’s attack as disrespect for police, while corrections chief Walter Dunbar defended California prisons and noted no recent prison uprisings.
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