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...brother, paternalistic government," has refused to rule out support from the far-right wing by declaring: "I am not going to submit a loyalty oath to anyone who votes for me." But Reagan, calling himself a "citizen-politician" and pushing the theme of a "creative society" for Cali fornia, also preaches that government must do something about problems like smog and unemployment, acknowledges that such programs as social security and medicare are here to stay. Anyway, as Reagan sees it, the main energies of California's Republicans need to be used come November "to retire Pat Brown," the deceptively...
...George Murphy, 62, the old Holly wood song-and-dance man, left Pierre Salinger, 39, California's incumbent Democratic Senator of three months, a step behind. The early odds-and polls -had been with former Presidential Press Secretary Salinqer. Among Cali fornia's 8,000,000 registered voters, the Democrats hold a 1,500,000-vote edge. But Murphy built up an early lead in populous Los Ange'es County, and Pierre's upstate strength proved too little too late. A onetime promoter of right-win'? causes, Campaigner Murphy sud- den y became the soul...
...came as quite a surprise to devoted Late Show fans when that old song-and-dance man George Murphy, 61, announced he was running for nomination as U.S. Senator. But not to Cali fornia Republicans. For all his amiable hoofing and woofing, Murphy has been active and effective in Republican politics for 25 years, and party polls of the voters are encouraging...
...well be the Senate's most influential Republican. Kuchel is just about the favorite Republican Senator of the Democrats who run the Senate. As a result, he has seen about 100 of his own bills approved (most of them provided public works or other federal aid for Cali fornia), although his party has been in control of the Senate during only two of his ten years there...
...flight went so well that Cooper, after his initial exhilaration, seemed almost bored. On his second orbit, while over the Pacific between Hawaii and Cali fornia, he dozed for a few moments. Then, on his ninth orbit, after nearly 14 hours in space, his program called for him to try to sleep. Advised Communicator Glenn: "I'm going to tell them [all other communicators] to go away and leave you alone now." Cooper pulled a curtain across his capsule window, allowed his craft to speed untended through outer space. In the silence of such flight, the weightless astronaut...