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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1966

Page

3

Reagan Faces Brown In California Governor Race

San Francisco AP describes Ronald Reagan, the actor turned Republican contender, challenging incumbent Edmund G Brown in California's governor race. Brown, 61, long political veteran, has won 20 years and once defeated for attorney general. Reagan touts conservative reforms, gains Hollywood allies, and travels California campaigning with a growing national profile.

San Francisco San’francisco Aca Chinatown Ronlald Reagan California Reagan Californ Comia Barry O'Hallywood Goldwater Edmund G. Brown Sacramento Brown William F. Knowland Richard M. Nixon

Eastland and incumbents sweep Mississippi primary

Mississippi voters gave Senator James Eastland and four congressional incumbents sweeping victories in Tuesday's primaries. Early results left one congressional race undecided as civil rights issues surfaced. Negro turnout appeared limited to a few areas, with six civil rights candidates totaling about 62 000 votes. Prentiss Walker left the 4th District to challenge Eastland, the first major GOP primary there since Reconstruction.

Jackson Miss UPI James Eastland D-Miss Mississippi Civil Rights Ki Prentiss Walker

Mundt Wins Fourth Straight GOP Primary Bid in District Race

Karl Mundt the pipe smoking Republican clinched his party nomination for a fourth term on Tuesday defeating a weak challenge from former John Birch Society member Richard Murphy. Mundt who is 66 rolled up a large margin of victory nearly 4 to 1 and spent selection day in Washington as party leaders urged a big turnout. Mundt stressed his Senate seniority in his closing appeal to voters.

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