Reagan Ran Stronger Than Expected
AP News Analysis reports Reagan carried 53 of California's 58 counties in the primary, with Brown winning most in the north and Yorty making inroads in several areas. Nixon predicted Reagan victory and planned a June 23 fundraising dinner in California. Republicans urged unity behind Reagan as Brown warned moderates may resist the rightward shift.
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Ray C. Bliss
Ronald Reationas
Reagan
Gan
Californiy
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California
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Brown
Orange County
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U.S
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Hollywood
Washington
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R Brown
Yorty Calif
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John M. Bailey
Morimen Fatantino Brown
Johnson
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Goldwater
Ibis
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Obituary: Raulbarra 22 of 1008 S Zarzamora
Raulbarra age 22 of 1008 S Zarzamora died with Rosary service at 7:30 pm Thursday at the residence. Requiem high Mass at 9 am Friday at St Adranéo's Catholic Church. Burial at Sean Fernanda Archiiqg Ipesan Cemetery No 2. Funeral arrangements handled by Martinez Funeral Home.
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S.zarzamora
Maritinez
St. Il Adranéo’s
Injjterment
Sean Fernanda
Yvonne Marie Mouton Williamson
Allensworth
Roy Akers
Akers
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Ft.Sam. Houston National Cemetery
Ashley Trial Witness Heard Noise in Murders
The defense rested its case in the retrial of Leslie Douglas Ashley for the 1961 Houston real estate man Fed A. Tones murder. Judge Ting Mortuary services pending. another witness list not presented. The article also notes a federal court ruling ordering a new trial due to withheld evidence. The piece ends with a separate note on the American Heart Association planning about $10 million in heart disease research for the new fiscal year.
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Tex
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Eddie Griswold Sr
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Ashley
Lloyd
Ting
Truman Roberts
Burial Park
Maria Cardenas
Houston Real 'Furnish
A. Tones
Rodriguez Funeral Home
Clara E. McDougall
San Antonio
McClaugherty
Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens
John Begg
New York
American Heart Association
Detective Marvin Hancock Dies of Cancer at 44
City detective Marvin Hancock, 44, of 303 Saipan Place, died Wednesday from cancer. A San Antonio Police Department member since July 6, 1955, he served in the vice bureau for the past six years. Acting Police Chief John Fitch called him a fine officer. Hancock had surgery in March and had been an outpatient at Baptist Memorial Hospital since.
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Alamo
Marvin Hancock
Saipan Place
Hancock
San Antonio
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