Political shifts mark California 1967 elections
A volatile year in California politics sees 20 assembly members retire or seek non legislative posts, forcing broad reshaping as the 80 member Senate and Assembly face staggered terms. Incumbents clash in primaries for new districts, with intra party contests and potential post April sessions in Sacramento.
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California election contests tighten in 1967 Senate race
In San Diego county primary contests pits Senator Aaron W Quick against Assemblyman James R Mills while Grunsky Sturgeon’s senate feud heads to general. Several incumbents retire, leaving about 20 senate seats open and at least 30 new lower house members expected in 1967, amid leadership uncertainty from a prolonged special session.
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Redding
Stan’ Pittman
Oroville
Hale Ashcraft
Rancho Santa Fe
Clair W. ‘Burgener
San Diego
Aaron W. Quick
James R. Mills
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ventura
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John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Pearce Young
Napa
William E. Dannemeyer
Fullerton
James E. Whetmore
Los Alamitos
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Potter Parade and Local News Highlights
A May 22 piano recital at Mrs Idris White's home featured Judy Brown Ricky Van Beek Sharon Todd Gregg Alexander John Haskell and Bonnie Sorensen. Also noted are visits from Army paratrooper Ronnie Cauldillo Mrs Barbara Hopper's kindergarten fire engine ride Morrie Elmer's planned attendance at New Mexico Military Institute and a moving update on the Wilson family. Denver brief reports District Court Judge Merle Knous ruled groceries seized without a warrant cannot be admitted after police followed a trail from a burglarized store ending at a house.
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Charity Hospital Founded in New Orleans in 1737
Charity Hospital in New Orleans began in 1737 from private generosity and a $2,000 gift from a sailor named Jean Louis, marking an early act of benevolence that funded care for the poor.
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