Propositions 12 through 17 debated on November ballot
The document outlines arguments for and against Propositions 12 to 17, covering tax relief for disaster losses, restricting constitution amendments, housing discrimination limits, subscription TV bans, a state lottery for education funding, and railroad crew size. Proponents and opponents present funding, fairness, and regulatory implications in a detailed referendum-style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of California
California
American Sweepstakes Corporation
Federal Arbitration Board
Arbitration ‘Board
State Public Utilities Commission
Impartial Ken Smith Seeks Kern County Supervisor Seat
Ken Smith has represented all people impartially on the Kern County Water Agency for over three years. Special interest groups oppose him, and his opponents urge voters to elect him as Supervisor of the 1st District on November 3, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Smith
Kern County Water Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Scription TV Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Federal Communication Commission
Robert Fisher
Board of Trade
Wasco
Sudarsky
Fresno State College
Loewen
Rosedale School
Rexall
Mist Cologne
Kean Beauly
Alcomol
Rexal
Victoria
MinuteMan
Igre
Rexel
Magnesia
Raul
E E ‘Tnvall
Belmont SM
Umrad
RADIO
REX
Dominion
Kingsway
Central Ave
Fairview
Walker ST
Shafter
Pioneer
Shafter, Calif
Snow Gates & Valves
Snow Irrigation Supply Co
Bob’s
E. Lerdo
Bob
del Haven Blackeye
del Haven
San Vista
Cock O
Chuck Roast
B. SE
Ib. Bie
del Monte
Hunt’s Tomato Juice No. 300
Calif
Oliver
Libby
del Haven Salt
Lux