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54 18 nd Brochure It makes good sense to vote Democratic in 1962 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure State of California must retain Bert A Betts- State Treasurer 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Legislative Accomplishments of Gov Edmund G (Pat) Brown Only cover scanned

54 18 nd Brochure Los Angeles US Senators and Representatives - How they voted on key issues Right or Wrong 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Now more than ever California needs Glenn M Anderson your Lt Governor 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Oppose Communism Preserve Liberty Vote No on Prop 24 2 pages

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54 18 nd Brochure Richard Richards Democrat US Senate 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Elect Thomas M Rees State Senator - Your Democratic Candidate 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Re-elect Attorney general Stanley Mosk - A distinguished recordhellip 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure For liberty vote no on 24 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure State Senate Reappointment - Vote yes on 23 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Don Rose Democrat for Secretary of State 2 pages

54 18 nd Letter From Edmund G Brown to Fellow State employee re Civil service system in California 1 page

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54 18 nd Memo From Bob Haldeman re File 1 page

54 18 nd Letter To Fellow Democrat re Voting for Republican candidates 6 pages with attachments

54 18 11021962 Newspaper Clipping for Los Angeles Times Richardson Backer Hit at LA School Board Not scanned

54 18 10291962 Letter From Kenneth Mueters to Z Wayne Griffin re Republican posing as a Democrat 3 pages with attachments

54 18 nd Letter To Fellow Democrat re Voting for Republican candidates with handwritten notes 1 page

54 18 nd Brochure 10 Points for Progress Governor Pat Browns bold proposals for a still greater California 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Brown for Governor 1 page



54 18 nd Brochure Lets Vote 2 pages

54 18 nd Letter Postcard from Edmund G brown to San Franciscan re Re-election 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Broader goals more jobs better schools Governor Edmund G Brown 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure A message to all Californians to participate in good government 2 pages

54 18 nd Memo From Emily Pike to Bob Haldeman re Brown material from San Francisco County 1 page

54 18 nd Brochure Democratic Rally 1 page


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Statewide water project to eliminate drought ill south and flood in north - First Consumer Counsels Office to protect houseshyholders buying power - First Fair Employment Practices Comshymission to give all citizens equal job opportunities - First in nation to give agricultural workers disability insurance - First to train displaced and seasonal workers in second skills - Increased payshyments to needy blind and aged -- First to extend emergency beneshyfits to unemployed in US - Higher pensions and local agency aid to senior citizens - Highest priority for freeways smog prevention highway safety - Toughest narcotics laws in California history

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First Master Plan for Higher Education in California historyshy6000 new classrooms a year - $2 million a month more school construction aid - Tough new requirements for teachers credenshytials - New emphasis on solid subjects - Uniform testing program to measure school effectiveness

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Highest personal income in history $456 billion - Highest retail sales in history $232 billion - Highest civilian employment in history 61 million -- Farm income $3 billion second to 1960s highest in history - California first in new business payrollsshyFirst Economic Development Age ncv to develop new payrolls preshyvent business failures

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Four years of balanced budgets - No new taxes in 3 years - No deficit spending - $12 million tax cut last year - Eliminated $68 million Republican deficit

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First reorganization of state government in 30 years merging 360 boards commissions and agencies into Master Agencies - First reshyform of Juvenile Court system in 45 years

ELEG f ON Calendar TODAY-Volunteer to help the Democratic Party with

precinct work telephoning addressing or other reshylated assistance Call HO 6-2101 to offer your help in your neighborhood

May 7-Apply for Primary Election Absentee Ballots by writing to Registrar of Voters 808 N Spring Sf Los Angeles 12 Calif Any registered voter may apshyply who expects to be absent from his precinct on election day or )10 is physically disabled from goshying to the polls or who is proven ted from attending the polls by tenets of religion

May 29-Last day to apply for Primary Absentee Ballot

lune 2-Last day for mailing Absentee Ballot Must be postmarked by midnight

JUNE 5-PRIMARY ELECTION DAY Polls open 7 AM middot7 PM

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Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee

DON ROSE ED HAWKINS Chairman Treasurer

JACK SPITZER DOROTHY GOBELLE 1st Vice-Chairman Asst Secretary

B JACK ANSLEY HENRIETTA VILLAESCUSA 3rd Vice-Chairman Asst Treasurer

ROBERT JOSEPH BOB JEANS Secretary Executive Secretary

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Non-partisan observers describe the dynamic achievements of the Brown administration as the most progressive since Govshyernor Hiram Johnson a half century ago A native son the Governor has spent his entire poltical life improving the livshying working and recreational

oppor turntres for all Californians As a District Attorney and Attorney General before his election as Governor by a plurality of more than one million votes Pat Brown knows California and the great challenges facing this soon-to-be the largest state It is vital that every citizen be aware of his record of accomplishment and his bold plans for the future

brings to his high office 25 years of experience as a public official from Mayor of his birthplace Hawthorne through four terms in the state legislashyture He has given special atshytention to the field of higher education as a member of the Board of Regents of the Unishy

versity of California and the Board of Trustees of the California State Colleges As chairman of the important State Lands Commission Glenn Andersons diligent work has brought millions of dollars of additional revenue to our state and as Presishydent of the state senate he has been a leading force in obtaining legislative approval of Governor Browns Program

is an experienced business ex ecutive and public servant He has served as Executive Secreshytary to Californias Lieutenant Governor is a member of the Governors Advisory Committee on Voting Procedures and has served for 8 years as Chairman of the Los Angeles County

Democratic Central Committee He pledges to bring to this office (the lone constitutional office now held by a Republican) the forward-looking efficient programs which characterize the Brown adminshyistration instituting time and labor saving procedures n h~l1ntnT lnM rrlt_rnllntnrr

_shy-Reduced Controllers basic budget despite workload inshycreases Simplified tax forms and blocked a sudden threatshyened multi-million dollar tax shift from private utilities to home owners Helped increase income to State through prushydent investment of surplus

State money-which Republican predecessors left idle in checking accounts in favored banks Helped decrease interest costs on bonds sold for schools veterans recreashytion Vigorously enforced Fair Employment Practice in state government

The youngest of the Constitushytional Officers Betts returned competition to California bond sales resulting in $168 million dollar saving to California taxshypayers Betts dynamic invest ment program now yields $37 million dollars annually twice as much as the previous adminshy

istration Betts training as a Certified Public Accountshyant has provided California with a trained financial leader who has brought fiscal responsibility to California

Dynamically applies his outshystanding ability and experience as a judge and attorney Orshydered special investigations into consumer fraud and successfully prosecuted the guilty Initiated the greatest number of anti shytrust prosecutions in Califorshynias history five times more

than in the last fifty years Established a new section in his office to protect constitutional rights of individuals Fought for tougher narcotics laws within a human and constitutional framework and stricter enforcement against peddlers Sternly defended Californias water trht~

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Serves the huge Fourth Disshytrict singlehandedly representshying approximately nine and onehalf million Southern Cali shyfornia citizens Insurance exshyecutive for over a decade and a recognized expert in assessshyment practices Administers the collection of over a million and

a half dollars annually at a cost of only 1 ycent for each $100 collected Efficient methods of administration have allowed an actual decrease in Board of Equalization staff as work-loads have increased during term of office Spurred fair employment practices

Uniquely qualified to serve the people of California and to serve President Kennedy in the United States Senate Eight yea rs of experience as the only sta te Senator for Los Angeles County currently represen ts over six million people Since 1954 he has written co-written

or personally carried on the state Senate floor more than one out of every five bills which have been enacted into law for the people of California Will give to Californishyans the dynamic representation in Washington that he has given them state-wide

with eight years of solid legisshylative background is eminently qualified to be the State Senashytor from Los Angeles County A leader Rees is Chairman of the important Finance and Inshysurance Committee of the As sembly He has been responsishyble for key legislation for conshy

sumer protection and for worker security Rees has fought consistently and successfully for the betshyterment of the entire state and of Los Angeles Countyshyfor better smog control for firm guarantees to our area through the California Water Plan and for a better break on the gas tax fund for our critical highway needs Will give proven leadership and experience to our Cali shypound __ _~_ C~

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BACKGROUND AND QUALIFICATIONS of State Treasurer Bert A Betts

bull Certified Public Accountant Member of State and National Accounting Organizations Graduate of the International Accounting Society

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bull U S Air Force bomber pilot in World War II with 30 combat missions over enemy-occupied Europe Awardshyed four Air Medals and Distinguished Flying Cross

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bull Past President of Lemon Grove Mens Club in San Diego County

bull Past Treasurer of San Diego Cerebral Palsy Foundation

bull Past Treasurer of Lemon Grove Lions Club in San Diego County

bull Record of Active Service in Girl Scout Boy Scout and Cub Scout Programs

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BETTS FINANCIAL TRAINING BENEFITS CALIFORNIA BETTS training as a CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT provided him the experience to break the rigid and short-sighted programs imposed by the previous administrations and to place California Taxpayers in a flexible and favorable position to sell bonds on a receptive national market at a great savings

COMPETITIVE BOND SALES - SAVES TAXPAYERS MILLIONS BETTS by saving the taxpayers $168 MILLION DOLLARS in the four bond sales from August 1961 to January 1962 has proven his fight to restore competitive bidding in the sale of California bonds is the program necessary to finance Californias growth soundly and protect its citizens from unnecesshysary tax costs This competition WILL SAVE the TAXPAYER $100s of MILLION$ in the years to come

DYNAMIC INVESTMENT PROGRAM EARNS TAXPAYERS MILLIONS BETTS expanded our states investment program until it now produces 37 million dollars annually enough money to build 62 complete elementary schools per year and twice as much as the previous administration These are dollars from NON-TAX SOURCES that are put to work to benefit you and your family

IMPROVED BOND REDEMPTION PLAN SAVES STATE MONEY BETTS revised Californias contracts with fiscal agents across the nation in order to speed-up the redemption of California Bond Coupons This new process is saving California $50000 dollars annually

SAVINGS MADE ON EXPANSION OF STATE VAULT BETTS purchase of new equipment for the expanded vault was made at a savings of $85000 dollars while increasing storage efficiency

EXPANSION OF OPERATIONS WITHOUT INCREASING COSTS BETTS has modernized procedures within the TREASURERS OFFICE increasing efficiency while taking on an increased work load without hiring additional personnel Thus making still another saving for the CALIFORNIA TAXPAYER

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HOW YOUR SENATORS VOTED-United States Senate 1961middot1962 Roll Call Votes taken directly from the Congressional Record official publication of the United Stales Congress Votes are judged on bosis of official AFL-CIO position

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1 CURBING FILmUSTERS S Res 4 Jan 11 1961 Liberal proposals and human rights legislation are often talked to death by vote-preventing filibusters Resolution would have permitted three-fifths of Senators present and voting to shut off filibuster bring human rights measures to vote Motion to return resolution to committee was approved 50-46 YEA-WRONG NAYshyRIGHT (Later in session resolution was brought to vote defeated)

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2 DEPRESSED AREAS AID S I March 14 1961 Hundreds of communities in all sections of US were hard hit by loss of industry severe unemployment Bill set up new agency provided $394 million to help these areas attract industry create new jobs Attempt to cripple the bill was rejected 49-45 YEA-WRONG N~Y-RIGHT

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3 UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS HR 4806 March 16 1961 Granted additional aid to jobless who had exhausted unemployment benefits At the time nearly 7 percent of work force was unemployed Many workers had been without jobs for 4 5 6 and more months Move to deprive jobless in some states of full benefits was rejected 44-42 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

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4 PAY BASE COVERAGE SAVED HR 3935 April 19 1961 Attempt to clamp unfair limit on new minimum wage coverage block future efforts to extend coverage was rejected 56-39 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

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5 AID TO EDUCATION S 1021 May 251961 Nationwide shortages of more than 140000 classrooms and more than 135000 teachers cheat some 10 million grammar and high school pupils of a first class education Bill provided $2Yz billion for three-year program to help states build new schools boost teachers salaries to bring qualified new people into the profession Passed In Senale 49middot34 YEA-RIGHT NAY-WRONG (Failure of House to act killed bill)

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6 HOUSING S 1922 June 8 1961 Provided better housing loan program for moderate-income families plus large boost in public housing funds for low-income families Effort to restore moderate-income loan program after it was knocked out was approved 47-42 YEA-RIGHT NA YshyWRONG

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7 POWER FOR THE NORTHWEST HR 7576 July 18 1961 Provided $95 million to build generating facilities at Hanford Wash nuclear reactor to create needed power for Northwest through atomic energy Attempt to deny $95 million provision was rejected 54middot36 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT (House killed provision in final bill)

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8 TRAINING JOBLESS S 1991 Aug 23 1961 Thousands of workers have lost their jobs to machines This bill took a step toward meeting the problems of automation providing $655 million for four-year program to retrain jobless in new skills Attempt to cut program to two years with only $255 million-totally inadequate to meet the need-was rejected 44-43 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

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9 BREAK FOR FARM WORKERS HR 2010 Sept 11 1961 Mexican farm workers are badly underpaid exploited by growers undercutting wages for domestic farm workers Amendment assured Mexican farm workers 90 percent of average state Dr national wage helped them and domestic workers Approved 42-40 YEA-RIGHT NAY-WRONG

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11 HEALTH CARE FOR THE AGED HR 10606 July 171962 Cost of medical care soared 47 percent since 1950 Hospital rates doubled now average $35 a day Hardest hit are old folks who require three times as much hospital care as others have incomes only half as much Amendment to bill would have brought health care for elderly under social security eased burden of high cost Defeat for the people victory for American Medical Assn as amendment was killed 52-48 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

SUMMARY OF 57 VOTES 1947-1962 Including the 11 votes listed above COPE has issued Voting RIGHT Records on 57 important issues acted on in the U S Senate during ampL _ 1__ 1L T_tl rAinri t Anh ~Anntnrl Innth

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1 RULES ROADBWCK REMOVED H Res 117 Jan 31 1961 For years liberal bills were bottled up by conservative-controlled House Rules Comshymittee H Res 127 boosted committee membership from 12 to IS to help get good legislation to the Floor Approved Zl7middot212 YEA-RIGHT NAY-WRONG

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3 IDGHER MINIMUM WAGE HR 3935 May 3 1961 Brought 36 million more workers under minimum wage protection raised minimum for newly-covered to $12S over period of years Approved 230middot196 YEA-RIGHT NAY-WRONG

4 HOUSING HR 6028 June 11 1961 Provided better housing loan program for moderate-income families elus large boost in public housing funds for low-income families Motion to gut bill was rejected 215middot197 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

5 RIGHTS OF UNIONS HR 318 July 10 1961 Plan to speed uamp National Labor Relations Board action on log-jam of unfair labor practice cases w ch seriously burt rights of union members and their unions Resolushytion dlsapprovlall plan was passed 231middot179 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT -_

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7 URBAN AFFAIRS H Res 530 Feb111961 Proposed new Department of Urban Affairs to improve federal service to cities choked by transportation housing and other problems A resolution disapproving the proposal was passed and the plan was killed 264middot150 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

8 PUBLIC WELFARE HR 10606 March IS 1961 Improved aid programs for child welfare the needy aged blind and disabled Move to block aid increases freeze programs at current levels was rejected 232-155 YEAshyWRONG NAY-RIGHT

9 WELFARE-PENSION PLANS HR 8713 March IS 1961 Gave Secretary of Labor power to protect workers health and pension plan funds from misuse Motion barring membership in any AFL-CIO unions by certain Labor Department employes was rejected Zl8-182 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT

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11 TRADE TO HELP ECONOMY GROW HR 11970 June 28 1961 Creation of economic unity in Europe demands new trade approaches from US Bill gave President free hand in tariff adjustment to meet European competition granted extra Jobless benefits to US workers in industries hurt by new trade programsEffort to bury bill was rejected 253middot171 YEA-WRONG NAY-RIGHT -SUMMARY OF 53 VOTES 19471962 Including the 11 voles lisled above COPE has issued Voting Records 7RIGHT

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EDMUND G (pat) BROWN X LT GOVERNOR XGLENN M ANDERSON

SECRnARY OF STATE XDON ROSE

CONTROLLER XALAN CRANSTON

TREASURER XBERT A BETTS

ATTORNEY GENERAL XSTANLEY MOSK

UNITED STATES SENATOR XRICHARD RICHARDS

Glenn Anderson is a native Californian He was educated in our public schools and has achieved success as a businessman When only 27 he was elected Mayor of Hawthorne then served four terms in the California legisshylature During World War II he waived legisshylative deferment and served in the Armed Forces Now at 49 he has the background ANDERSONthe ability and the record to serve California at the highest executive level f(~

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KEEP HIM ON THE JOB WORKING FORf As President of the Senate Lt Gov Anderson has won the respect of Democrats and Republicans alike in his fair and statesmanlike handling of this difficult job As a Regent of the University of California and a Mem ber of the Board of Trustees of California State Colleges Glenn has achieved national recog-

Governor Brown and U Governor Anderson constantly work together to develop sound longmiddotrange plans in such vital areas as California economy schools mental health care and highways

millions of dollars and has also demonstrated Glenns ability as a proven leader during this most successful Democratic administration

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nition as a result of the new California Master Plan for Higher Education which coordinates the activishyties of Jr colleges state colleges universities and private institutions of higher learning Other States are beginning to copy this program His praiseworthy work as Chairman of both the important Lands Commission and Commission on Inter-State Cooperation has saved our taxpayers

A construction worker points out progress on a freeway strucshyture in Los Angeles County to U Governor Anderson

WHY CALIFORNIA NEEDS ANDERSON bullbullbullA FEW OF THE REASONS CIVIL RIGHTS For more than a quarter of a century Glenn Anderson has consistently demonstrated his firm belief that human rights and the liberties of the individual must not be compromised whether attacked from the right or the left

CALIFORNIA ECONOMY

Only continuing economic growth and prosperity can proshyvide enough jobs for our growing population Total personal income for the last quarter of 1961 increased one-third more for California residents than for Americans as a whole Lt Governor Anderson urged the establishment of the office of economic development and supports its activity in stimushylating the expansion of California commerce and attracting new industry in order that California may continue to lead in economic as well as population growth

LABOR The working men and women of California have no better friend than Lt Governor Anderson He has urged specific legislation not only for the benefit of organized labor but has also supported broad programs for the good of all wage earners and the protection of all consumers

EDUCATION Lt Governor Anderson has long been a leader to assure our State the kind of public education from the childs first day in kindergarten which will give our youth the greatest opporshytunity for self advancement and prepare him to make his best contribution to his community As a Regent of the Unishyversity of California and a Member of the Board of Trustees of California State Colleges Anderson works hard to see that higher education does its share in helping California and our nation meet the international and domestic challenges of today and the future

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Citizens Committee Against Prop 24

Joseph A Ball Gardiner Johnson

State Co-Chairmen

Morse Erskine Dr Robert Kingsley Bishop James A Pike Richard C Maxwell

Northern California Southern California Co-Chairmen Co-Chairmen

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NIXON Unfortunately there apshypears to be a fatal Conshystitutional flaw in the Franshycis Amendment I can neither sign nor support the Francis Amendment in its present form

Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns

Bishop Gerald Kennedy

Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit

Rabbi Albert M Lewis

Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell

Dr Carroll L Shuster

Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

Jesse H Steinhart

Dr Forrest C Weir

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Its the Eleventh Hour But there is still time to alert the voters who are seeking information

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California State Chamber of Commerce While the State Chamber of Commerce opposes comshymunism in all its manifestations and supports a vigorous effort by all lawful means to stamp out Communist infilshytration it believes that enactment of this ill-conceived measure would in the long run only defeat its own purpose

California Labor Federation (AFL-CIO) Propshyosition 24 replaces present wholly adequate constitushytional protections against subversion with a totally irreshysponsible new article containing vague uncertain and ambiguous terms and procedures that would gravely jeopardize cherished American freedoms

Los Angeles Times The odious feature of Section 3 lies in the privileged irresponsibility of the whole array of denouncers The accused has no recourse against them even though an accusation of communism can be a deadly charge It can ruin the accused even though it is unproved Section 3 not only confers new and incredibly dangerous authority on grand juries but gives the same triple power of accusation conviction ond in effect sentencing to certain individual state officers and to a host of federal officials and agencies

BISHOP JAMES A PIKE Proposition 24 would hand over to the extremists in this state the legal weapons to destroy our precious American heritage of constitutional liberty

STATE SENATOR HUGH BURNS Chairman of the Senate Fact Finding Committee on UnshyAmerican Activities We have made no recomshymendations (for new anti-subversive laws) because our studies show that federal laws enforced by federal officers are coping with the problem

YES IT COULD HAPPEN HERE False witnesses could brand individuals and organizations subversive without even a trial-cause loss of employment affect property rights impair citizenship and jeopardize security of person Charges could be brought in secret in a far county or even in a remote state The action could be completed before the accused even knew that it had been instituted Under Proposhysition 24 an accusation of subversion made by any of a host of federal state or local bodies -operating without judicial safeguards or the restraints of constitutional due process-could automatically bring down upon the innocent devastating consequences

PENALTIES UNDER PROPOSITION 24 could include loss of State and local tax exemptions all opportunity for public employment the right to hold public office the use of public buildings Proposition 24 could wreck careers businesses reputations and even the lives of private patrishyotic citizens

FOR EXAMPLE PROPOSITION 24 WOULD VEST GRAND JURIES WITH ASTOUNDING POWERS Grand juries are not trial juries Their function is to present complaints Grand juries operate behind closed doors without judge or defense counselor the opportunity to confront witnesses Yet under Proposition 24 a grand jury could try convict and subject its victims to automatic sentence

Proposition 24 would destroy the very conshystitutional guarantees which are our strongshyest bulwark against Communism

LETS NOT IMPORT THE METHODS OF THE PEOPLES COURTS OF COMMUshyNIST CHINA RUSSIA HUNGARY OR CUBA TO CALIFORNIA

VOTE NO ON PROP 24

They Summon You To Vote NO on Prop 24 Hon Edmund G Brown Hon Richard M Nixon Caspar Weinberger California State Chairman

of the Republican Party Eugene Wyman California State Chairman of

the Democratic Party Rt Rev Gerald Kennedy Bishop of So Cal-Ariz

Conference of the Methodist Church Rt Rev James A Pike JSD Bishop of the Episcoshy

pal Diocese of California United Presbyterian Church Synod of Calif Congregational Conference of So Calif and the

Southwest California State Chamber of Commerce San Diego Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Central Labor Council (AFL-CIO) California Congress of Parents and Teachers

(PTA) Los Angeles County Federation of Labor

(AFL-CIO) California Teachers Association California Commonwealth Club

Los Angeles Times Pasadena Star News Sacramento Union San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco News-Call Bulletin Santa Ana Register San Diego Union Riverside Press Enterprise and many others

RICHARD RICHARDS DEMOCRAT

US SENATE

United States Senator Vote for One

RICHARD RICHARDS Democrat California State Senator X

RICHARD RICHARDS FOR UNITED STATES SENATE HEADQUARTERS

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Govemor EDMUND G (Pat) BROWN Lieut Governor GLENN ANDERSON

Controller ALAN CRANSTON

Attorney General STANLEY MOSK Board of EqulaliIatic)n RICHARD NEVINS United States Senate RICHARD RICHARDS

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ATTORNEY GENERAL

Stanley MUSK DYNAMIC LEADER

in til war apiIIst crime First in the nation to make the criminals payfor the training of peace officers through thePeace Officers Standards and Training Comshymission First to establisha state-wide agency for gathering statistical information on narcotic crimes Urged the passage of strict narcotics laws

VIGOROUS DEFEIDER bullof free lIteIprIe lid -st _Inlll

First to establish an Antitrust Section to proshytect the consumer the businessman and the taxpayer from unfair trade practices and rigged bids A Consumer Fraud Section is another First A new Business Frauds Secshytion handles large scale economic crimes liketheten pereenteroperations Also sponsored -and is now enforcing-the states toughest law on diploma mills

VIGIWlT PROTECTOR f civil rIPts Btl liberties

First to establish a Constitutional RightsSection to guarantee the equal opportunity ofall Californians in such areas as housing and business

AGGRESSIVE FIGHTER fll Callferala rIPtJ

First to urge Congressional elarification of states water rights Argued the CaliforniashyArizona water case before the United States Supreme Court Currently defending Califorshy

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I BELIEVE bullbull That America is the hope of the world

that California is destined to be the greatest of these United States

That this nations basic strength is in its rule of law from the constitution to local ordinances

That we must protect and defend the rights guaranteed to each individual by the Bill of Rights and the Constitutions of the United States and California

That the strength of our free enterprise system depends upon the preservation of free and honest competition

That the Attorney General must take the lead in seeking new methods under law in the never-ending battle against crime and its causes

That the price of liberty is eternal vigishylance and that strong experienced leadership is essential to the perpetuation of our great republic ~~

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Northern California 212 Sutter St San Francisco DOuglas 2-6825 Sacramento 809 - 8thSt Telephone 447-1351

Southern California 3335 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles DU 8-3141 San Diego 311 - CSt Telephone 233-7791

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American Legion Award for effective narcotics enforcement half million dollars of illicit drugs seized by state agents last year

A SESSFULfADMUUSTRATOR THOROUGH EFFICIENT RESPECTED f ~ ~--

When Californias future rests on an argushyment in a court of law our state must have the best lawyer it can get With twentyshyseven years of legal experience in California - including sixteen years as a Superior Court Judge and a term as Attorney Genshyeral-Stanley Mosk has been an outstandshying figure in California jurisprudence

IN PRIVATE LIFE ALEADER IN HIS COMMUNITY

The Attorney General must see that the laws of California and their enforcement are adapted to meet the changing needs of this fastest growing state He personally visits cities and towns throughout Califorshynia to discuss problems of law enforcement and methods of crime prevention with peace officers and civic groups In addition to regshyular meetings with peace officers Attorney

works closely with nations top law men with wife Edna and son RichardGeneral Mosk initiated Californias first statewide crime prevention conference

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one of the nations newest and finest crime labs

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vitally interested in youth activities

For Libertybullbull VOTE

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AS RECOMMENDED BY THE LOS ANGELES nMES 200

VOTE NO on 24 PROPOSITION 24 IS OPPOSED BY California State Chamber of Commerce California Congress of PTA California labor Federation AFl-CIO California Teachers Association United Presbyterian Synod of California Southern California Council of Churches

Public Affairs Commission Congregational Conference of So Calif California Farm Bureau Federation California Democratic Central Committee YWCA of los Angeles Edmund G Brown LA Times Richard M Nixon SF Examiner Eugene Wyman SF Chronicle Caspar W Weinberger Santa Ana Register Bishop Gerald Kennedy Pasadena StarNews Bishop James A Pike California Eagle

and many others Proposition 24 is wrong dead wrong

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Vote NO on 24shySo Calif Committee Against Prop 24

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Federation of Labor AFL-CIO

Delegates Unanimously Said (Regular Meeting Sept 17 1962)

The California Federation of Labor AFL-CIO through its publication The Sacramento StoryshyLabor and the Legislature reported that during the 1961 session of the Legislature conservashytive Senators from rural districts killed 72 measures written to protect the rights the safety the health and the security of all California working men and women

The AFL-CIO nationally has been conducting a fight for proper reapportionment and representation for urban areas in all legislative bodies In the October 1962 issue of the American Federationist the AFL-CIO points out that California is suffering more than any other state from rural domination and inadequate representation for metropolitan areas AFL-CIO policy historically has supported reapportionment and proper representation It has supported this position through legal action and activities requiring the expenditure of considerable sums of money

No matter what you do on other propositions be sure to vote YES on 23

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in a Rural Area have 15 Senators

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DEMOCRAT FOR lor SECRETARY OF STATE A 964Market st SF SECRETARY OF STATE

Dear California Voter

The Secretary of State is the chief election officer of California

The incumbent Secretary of State in the 20 years he has held this office has demonstrated a shocking failure to meet the problem of efficient and accurate handling of millions of ballots cast in our elections In 1960 we couldnt find out if Nixon or Kennedy won in California In the June primary of this year many contests were not officially decided for more than a month

It is time for a change It is time to bring California up to date in this vital office

I ask for your vote and I pledge that if I am elected I will use every possible means to make all Californians proud of the office of Secretary of State

Sincerely

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E D M U N D G B ROW N

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SAC R A MEN T 0 C A L I FOR N I A

Dear Fellow State Employee

I am proud of the Civil Service System in California as one of the strongest of any in the fifty states For the past twenty-five years it has been responsible in large part for the tremendous service which the citizens of California have received from their state government

For almost two decades I have been a government employee myself During my two terms as District Attorney in San Francisco my two terms as Attorney General of California and my term as Governor I have always had a tremendous admiration for the outstanding job which has been done by our dedicated civil servants As evidence of this I cite the large number of appointments in my administration which have come out of civil service ranks Compare that record to my opponents statements that we must clean the mess out of Sacramento

Inequitable salary situations must continue to be analyzed and corrected This will be given top priority next year as it was given this year I pledge to continue this program in the future I support your right to be paid prevailing wages and your absolute right to receive a fair return for your dedicated service

Your right to engage in political activity on your own including your right to resist any threat of management reprisal and your right to be heard and consulted on the areas that vitally affect your interest have also been jealously guarded by this administration Your vote is your most important heritage in this great democracy of ours Be sure to vote on November 6th for the candidates of your choice I believe that my record warrants your support

Sincerely

EDMUND G BROWN GOVERNOR

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BOB HALDEMAN

DEMOCRATS FOR CALIFORNIA

DEAR FELLOW DEMOCRAT

ALTHOUGH WE ARE LIFELONG DEMOCRATS WE ARE GOING TO VOTE FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ON NOVEMBER 6 1962

WE ARE NOT DESERTING THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY - IT HAS DESERTED US IT HAS BEEN CAPTURED LOCK STOCK AND BARREL BY THE CALIFORNIA DE~OCRATIC

COUNCIL

PLEASE READ THE ENCLOSED REPRINT OF CALIFORNIA DCNGCRATiC COUICIL FROM AN ARTICLE BY KYLE PALMER IN THE LOS ANGELES TIMES

THEN PLEASE TURN IT OVER AND READ THIS Is THE CDC POLITICAL MIND WHICH IS A SUMMARY OF THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE FRESNO CONVENTION

WHEN YOU VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6 REMEMBER THAT EVERY DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE ON YOUR BALLOT IS ENDORSED BY AND COMMITTED TO THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL

WE BELIEVE YOU WILL AGREE WITH US THAT NO SINCERE PATRIOTIC AMERICAN CAN CONSCIENTIOUSLY SUPPORT SUCH CANDIDATES LETS GET RID OF TME CDC CONTROLLED CLIQUE

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FIRST in highway fatalities

FIRST in major crime FIRST in total criminal offenses

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VOTE FOR

DICK NIXON FOR GOVERNOR

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DEMOCRATS FOR NIXON Z Wayne Griffin Merritt K Ruddock 3908 Wilshire Blvd 525 Market Street Los Angeles Calif San Francisco Calif

box-score in nine crucial areas

TAXES FACT California today has the highest total state

and local tax collections in the nation

FACT In Browns first year as governor the largest single tax increase in the history of any state became law in California

FACT During Browns four years as governor per capita tax collections have yenone up 23 per capita income only 9

QUESTION Can California stand 4 more years of tax increases YES 0 NO 0

JOBS FACT Brownshigh-tax policies are preventing new

industries from coming to California - and ev~ forcing some existing businesses to lea4re California

FACT California unemployment is above the national ~verage

FACT New York had more than three times as many new industrial plants start last year as California

QUESTION Do rl0u want to see the Brown trend continued with more and more California jobsshyperhaps your job - threatened YES 0 NO 0

LEADERSHiP FACT Brown has a world-wide reputation - for

indeclsion Cases where he has embarrassed CalJornians include among others

(l) the Democratic Convention in 1960 (2) the Chessman case (3) outlawing professional boxing in California (4) need for narcotics legislation in California

QUESTION With California industry agriculture and labor threatened by foreign competition should our state have a governor who lacks national or international stature or experience a man who has consistently failed to stand up and protect our interests

YESD NOO

EfFICIENCY IN GOVERNI~N r bull FACT Californias state government spends more

money than any other state in the nation

PACT The costs of running Browns own office have increased 527 since he became governor

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QUESTION Should Californias future grouith be penalized by Browns bureaucratic empire

YES 0 NO 0

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FACT California has the worst record of major crime in the nation in spite of the eJIorts of dedicated local law-enforcemeet officials

FACT In 1959 and 1960 Brown ignored the need for better narcotics control legislation despite a petition signed by hundreds of thousands of citizens despite pleas from civic and church groups despite deaths in Los Angeles County High Schools

FACT In 1961 Brown consistently delayed effecshytive narcotics legislation until the State Legislature forced him to act

QUESTION Do you think the present governor by word or deed has recognized the seriousness of the problem and do you think he is capable of supplying the leadership to attack it YES 0 NO 0

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FACT California has the largest number of stushydents of any-state in the nation but in the pupilt~erratio (number of students per teache( ranks 44th

FACT The M~ster Plan For Education claimed by Brown as one of his accomplishments is actually a bi-partisan achievement with most of the work done in the Knight administration

QUESTION Can California afford a second-rate educational system YES 0 NO 0

FACT The Fair Employment Practices Commisshysion established during the Brown regime has made no significant breakthroughs in opening up closed fields of employment

FACT Browns Democrat legislators redistricted the majority of Los Angeles Negroes into one Congressional district forming in effect a Negro ghetto The Los Angeles Sentinel commented as follows the actions of the Democratic liberals on represhysentation in government reveal them as the true enemy of the development and selfshyexpression of our community

FACT At the Governors Conference in 1962 Brown said he didnt want a resolution on civil rights ever presented because it might divide the Democrats When a resolution

QUESTION Are you proud of a governor with such a record in the field of equal opportunities and civil rights YES 0 NO 0

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FACT The Brown ad~inistrationhas urged a state minimum wage-law for farm workers which would place many California farmers in a position where they could not possibly comshypete with other states

FACT Brown has made three political appointshyments to the key position of Director of Agriculture The first William Warne a former Federal Foreign Aid Administrator was cited by Senate and House Committees for boondoggling in Iran Korea and Brazil (Warne TODAY is Browns Director of Water Resources) The second appointshyment to the Agriculture post James Ralph was subsequently fired from a national administration post (Assistant Secretary of Agriculture) for involvement in the Billie Sol Estes case The third appointment Charles Paul was picked for political purshyposes over the heads of qualified career men

QUESTION Can California hope to compete sucshycessfully in the world agricultural market with its probshylems handled by misplaced persons second-rate administrators and political hacks

YES 0 NO 0

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FACT One of Brownssons-In-law is Assistant to the State Djpector of Corrections

FACT Another (f Browns sons-in-law is a Deputy ~~ney General

FACT Browns brother is a State Inheritance Tax Appraiser

FACT Brown appointed Dutch Woxberg a former Jimmy Hoffa aide to a state post (Small Boat Harbors Commission)

FACT Browns State Director of Finance is a newsshypaperman without financial experience

FACT Regarding the appointment of judges Brown says 1 have picked them irrespecshytive of their politics The record of judicial appointments 165 Democrats 34 Republishycans 1 no party affiliation

QUESTION Do you like political bossism with government by-and-for cronies YES 0 NO 0

Total No 9

THIS IS THE ~h~ POLITICAL MIND

The most potent campaign material we Republicans have was provided for us by the opposition On February 12 13 and 14 the California Democratic Council met in Fresno in statewide convention Some 2300 CDC delegates from 500 Democratic clubs adopted the following resolutions

1 Remold the United Nations into a world organization that can enact and interpret and enforce world law upon individuals and governshyments alike

2 Demand the United States disarm-even if negotiations to achieve world disarmament fail even if the U S S R does not disarm

3 Include Red China in negotiations to halt nuclear tests

4 Abolish the House Committee on Un-American Activities

5 Abolish all loyalty oaths--state and federal

6 Oppose all legislation which would inhibit the powers of the United States Supreme Court

7 Outlaw secret Congressional Committee hearings (thUS making topshysecret testimony available to public et al)

8 Strip the Postmaster General of powers to halt the use of the U S mails by the purveyors of pornographic materials

9 Extend all-out Federal aid to education including funds for teachers salaries

10 Extend the right to organize and the right to strike to all public employees firemen police officers etc

11 Repeal the Landrum-Griffin labor reform bill of 1959

12 Liberalize unemployment insurance benefits and statutes

13 Ban the use of Mexican nationals and other aliens for farm work

14 Request the President to review the Morton Sobel treason conviction to secure Ultimate justice (vindication)

15 Repeal the relatives responsibility law requiring children to contribute to support of aged

16 Increase economic aid to underdeveloped nations and reduce military assistance abroad

17 Establish local police review boards to hear complaints against police methods

REMEMBER All California Democrat candidates are committed to these stands adopted by their Council of Democratic Clubs

CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL

WHEN THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL was formed in 1953 or thereabouts by a small group of ambitious politicians including State Senator George Miller Alan Cranston (now state controller) and Richard Richards (now State Senator) a new era began in state politics

The CDC had all the potentials of a political machine And its general success in political action has accelerated its growth and power Thus today the conglomeration of clubs (approximately 500) which compose the council represent a threat not only to the Republican Party its p-hilosop-hy and its candidates but also to a free and independent Democratic PartY~

Undoubtedly more representative of the extreme left than of the general body of Democrats the CDC nevertheless has wangled itself into a position of such strength it would now be extremely difficult for a Democrat to win nomination and election if the CDC turned thumbs down Genshyerally members of the CDC regard themselves as liberals Democrats with less extreme views regard them as ultra liberals Republicans lump them in the left wing division of politics

The point is the council and its members represent an extreme in partisan philosophy and action which is not to intimate that many or most of the members are not sincere earnest citizens who seek the best for themselves and their fellows But the goals of such an organization the inevitable progress it must make either to greater and greater political power or to dissolution are specific rather than general

Perhaps you may approve of some of their goals But ~ projection into action of such doctrines not only would effect basic changes in our governmental forms and policies but would set in motion various influences designed to effect still more radical modifications Here you have a powerful organization already prepared to select elect and to some extent control Democratic officeholders In this connection you may recall the eager manner in which Governor Edmund Brown reminded the CDC in its recent convention in Fresno how much of its program he has managed to translate into law It is not that this oranization has mushroomed into so much political prominence and power in so short a time nor is it primarily important that the CDC does not truly represent the Democratic rank and file

The imRortance lies in the fact that the council is organized is directed with professional skill has its ev-e on specific objectives and can more or less dictate the p-artys candidate selections and broad commitments Probably the least effective assault upon the CDC would take the form of intemperate denunciation and a wildly alarmed endeavor to break it up The CDC may not be here to stay but it is here and will be around for some time to come The best way to keep such a group within bounds is to maintain a watch on its activities give close scrutiny to the issues it espouses and turn a critical eye on the candidates it endorses

There is some dispute as to the real membership of the council but a close estimate might be 35000 And taking the states Democratic registration into consideration it would appear that the CDC membership- rep-resents about 1 of the p-arty strength which goes to show how badly disorganized the Democrats were before the council rose to power The rise of the CDC also emphasizes the decline of Republican ascendancy in California For 50 years the GOP managed by political integrity agility and a run of candidates slightly above the common level to attract a majority of the states voters IT WAS NOT THE ABOLITION OF CROSSFILING SO MUCH AS A FALLING AWAY OF REPUBLICAN PARTY SOLIDARITY AIID ENTHUSIASM that enabled the better organized Democrats to seat a governor grab control of the State Legislature and take over all but one of the states constitutional offices

Now possibly opportunity again knocks on the Republican door All that is needed is manshypower campaign financing good candidates and a will to win

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man of the Veteran Board resigned with these words

I have nothing but absolute dugust and repalnon for the lies deceit

andtreachery coming out of Sacrashy

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Robert McCarthy Browns Chief

of the Department of Motor Vehicles resigned with this blast

It hasbecome increaslngly dtfficult for me to work for a spineless

adminlstration that lacks both

courage and principles

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This is the record

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for California

FIRST in individual tax load

FIRST in total number of state employees and payroll

FIRST in business failures among major business states

FIRST in bankruptcies


FIRST in major crime

FIRST in total criminal offenses

Are these the FIRSTS California wants

For a California thats FIRST in

Achievementgive California a Leader

VOTE FOR


DEMOCRATS FOR NIXON Z Wayne Griffin Merritt K Ruddock 3908 Wilshire Blvd 525 Market Street los Angeles Calif San Francisco Calif

layer of fat- ie his superagency plan QUESTION Are you proud of a governor with such

box-score QUESTION Should Californias future growth be a record in the field of equal opportunities and civil penalized by Browns bureaucratic empire rights YES D NO [J

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and local tax collections III the nation

FACT In Browns Hrst year as governor the largest single tax increase in the history of any state became law in California

FACT During Browns four years as governor per capita tax collections have gone up 23 per capita income only 9

QUESTION Can California stand 4 more years of tax increases YES D NO D

JOBS FACT Browns high-tax policies are preventing new

industries from coming to California - and even forcing some existing businesses to leave California

FACT California unemployment is above the national average


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FACT Californias state government spends more money than any other state in the nation

FACT The costs of running Browns own office have increased 527 since he became governor

FACT California has the worst record of major crime in the nation in spite of the efforts of dedicated local law-enforcement officials



QUESTION Do you think the present governor by word or deed has recognized the seriousness of the problem and do you think he is capable of supplying the leadership to attack it YES D NO D

FACT California has the largest number of stushydents of any state in the nation but in the pupillteacher ratio (number of students per teacher) ranks 44th

FACT The Master Plan For Education claimed by Brown as one of his accomplishments is actually a bi-partisan achievement with most of the work done in the Knight administration

QUESTION Can California afford a second-rate educational system YES D NO D

(FACT The Fair Employment Practices Commisshysion established during the Brown regime

has made no significant breakthroughs in opening up closed fields of employment I FACT Browns Democrat legislators redistricted

the majority of Los Angeles Negroesinto one Congressional district forming in effect a Negro ghetto The Los Angeles ~ Sentinel commented as follows the actions of the Democratic liberals on represhysentation in government reveal them as the true enemy of the development and selfshyexpression of our community

FACT At the Governors Conference in 1962 Brown said he didnt want a resolution on

civil rights ever presented because it might ~idethe Democrats When a resolution

FACT The Brown administration has urged a state minimum wage law for farm workers which would place many California farmers in a position where they could not possibly comshypete with other states



YES D NO D

FACT One of Browns sons-in-law is Assistant to the State Director of Corrections

FACT Another of Browns sons-in-law is a Deputy Attorney General





QUESTION Do you like political bossism with government by-and-for cronies YES D NO D

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GOY Edmund G (Pat) BrownEDMUND G (Pat) BROWN GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA DURING HIS PRESENT TERM OF OFFICE1

1959 -1962

NATIONS LEADERS HAIL CALIFORNIA PROGRESS PRESIDENT KENNEDY

Under Governor Browns leadership California has moved ahead with sound social and economic proshygrams modernized and expanded its educational sysshytem developed an historic water program passed laws guaranteeing the right to fair employment and enacted other progressive legislation benefiting all California

We in Washington are cognizant of these and other truly significant achievements They constitute a proud record California the state which is soon to be first in population should continue to have as its Chief Executive a humane and enlightened leader

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN No other state has better law enforcement than

California Every part of the state Ive seen looks to be in wonderfully good shape It makes me feel good to see the way the State of California is moving forward not only in private industry but in governshyment It is fine to see what good the state government is doing for the welfare of the people Im pleased to see the state so conservation-minded with the idea of preserving resources for the generations to follow It is a thrill to see what is happening statewide in the education field

ITIZENS FOR BROWN 42 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles

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PAT BROWN THE NATIONS LEADING GOVERNOR His proud record of achievement His 10 point plan for the futurl

EDUCATION Under Governor Brown California has the strongest public school Governor Brown now pledges To increase state aid to local scho system in America Your children receive a tuition-free education districts to relieve the burden on the local property taxpayer 1 from kindergarten through college Six thousand new classrooms a place new emphasis on vocational courses to reduce high school droj year have cut the number of students in half-day sessions 6000 The outs To equalize educational opportunities in poor districts 1 state invests 42cent of every tax dollar in public education expand use of educational TV1

FULL EMPLOYMENT In the past year alone Californias fast-moving economy produced Governor Brown now pledges To work for a goal of 250000 ne more than 220000 new jobs Employment is at an all-time high We jobs next year To teach a second skill to workers facing displaci now have 2500 of the Nations defense contracts and 4200 of all ment by automation To improve industrial rehabilitation and socii Space Age research and development contracts New industries are insurance programs To give out-of-state industries new encouragi moving into California at a record-breaking pace ment to locate in California2

ECONOMIC GROWTH All indicators point to increasing prosperity for California Wages Governor Brown now pledges To launch a Master Plan for Economi and per capita income are at record levels Retail sales and profits Growth coordinating state planning with emerging industrial an are at new highs The construction industry is moving again Farmers population patterns To develop new markets for small business I will harvest their biggest crop in history Exports of California achieve maximum exports to the Common Market To broaden cor products are at all-time highs structive approaches to labor-management relations3

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND ANTImiddotSUBVERSION In the face of a population growth of 600000 a year California is Governor Brown now pledges To stop the growing menace of dar winning the fight against crime Tough new laws keep the narcotics gerous drugs with prison terms matching our present narcotics law peddler behind bars and deter the commission of major offenses To give stronger enforcement tools to local law agencies To expan A Senate watch-dog committee and state loyalty oaths safeguard anti-Communist teaching in our schools To defend constitutions against subversion and un-American activities rights against attack by extremists of either the left or the righ4

GOVERNMENTAL EFFICIENCY Under Governor Brown there has been no increase in state taxes Governor Brown now pledges To ask for no new taxes in 1963 despit since 1959 Annual tax reductions totalling more than $25 million huge gains in population and demands for government services I have been approved in the last 18 months and we are carrying a remove 840000 low income citizens from the state income tax roll $45 million surplus in the Treasury All of the Governors budgets To complete reorganization of state government to reduce expenr have been in balance - not one penny of deficit spending itures and improve services to the public5

AGRICULTURE California is the richest agriculture state in the Nation The harvest Governor Brown now pledges To send agricultural trade attache this year again will exceed $3 billion - and again will be the bigshy abroad to promote exports of California farm products in the Con gest in history Construction is already underway on the massive mon Market and other nations To press vigorously for early con California Water Project to channel abundant water to farmers in pletion of state and federal water projects benefiting agriculture ] our great agricultural valleys Strong marketing orders protect the give our farmers greater representation before regulatory agencie farmers competitive position in Washington6

HUMAN RIGHTS AND SECURITY Californias social welfare system stressing rehabilitation not charity is a national model The elderly the lame and the blind are secure from poverty and indignity Our racial minorities have the strongest protections in history from job discrimination under Calishyfornias first Fair Employment Practices Commission 7

NATURAL RESOURCES Under Governor Brown California is building the largest water Governor Brown now pledges To meet the earliest construction deal system in history - a 700-mile system of dams and aqueducts to lines on the water project To honor all water contract commitment relieve northern floods and southern drouths The state also is comshy To improve ground water conditions in coastal and valley areas 1 bating air pollution from motor vehicles A high priority is given protect wilderness areas from fire erosion and plant disease 1 to keeping beach land and wilderness areas in public ownership increasing the number of conservation camps8

RECREATION We are now acquiring more new beaches and parks than ever before Governor Brown now pledges To give boatsmen campers and sport in Californias history New freeways and highways afford swift men the fullest possible use of the many reservoirs to be built undi access to recreational areas Protection of fish and game is first in the California Water Plan To develop access to present wilderne the Nation California has the greatest number of sportsmen of all areas To acquire more new beaches parks and campsites To figl the 50 states industrial pollution of fishing waters9

FUTURE PLANNING Realistic planning under Governor Brown enables California to Governor Brown now pledges To assign top priority to mass rap absorb 600000 new citizens a year Master Plans for Freeways transit To cooperate fully with local governments to eliminate slun and Higher Education anticipate present and future requirements and congestion in major cities To assist urban redevelopmei Authorities in all fields join with government in planning the orderly through prompt relocation of families displaced by freeway ar growth of the first state in the Nation other construction To launch a scenic highway system10

Brown For Governor

THIS NEWSPAPER recommends the re-election of Governor Edmund G Pat Brown We do

so in glad obedience to a long and admirable Amershyican tradition It is the tradition that says a public official who does a good job is entitled to a second term

We feel Governor Brown has done such a job a solid and impressive job of major things accomshyplished for his native California

Because this is so a sense of fair play compels us to recommend Governor Brown to our readers even though we have the highest regard and reshyspect for his Republican opponent Richard M Nixon

This is not the place to review the full record of Mr Brown Instead let us cite three Brown acshycomplishments of such paramount importance that they standing alone entitle him to a second term

Mr Brown inherited a state debt of $60 milshylionFar worse this debt would grow to aquarter of a billion dollars within a singleyear unless the then new Governor acted decisively Mr Brown did act not only decisively but courageously He pushed through the Legislature a combined program of new taxes and economies that wiped out the debt and balanced the budget that very year

Thus he turned the threat of fiscal chaos into a regime of fiscal responsibility and has mainshytained that responsibility to this day Every state budget has been balanced and minor tax cuts made where possible

With the States finances in order the Govershynor turned all his energies to the $175 billion Feather River Project a deadlocked issue that had kept California in bitter turmoil for more than a decade With logic with persuasion and with plain political brawn he pushed it through the Legislashyture and onto the ballot Then he personally led the campaign that resulted in the publics apshyproval of the water bonds at the polls

Today work is actually underway on the worlds greatest water project assuring California of the vast water supply so indispensable to the States destiny

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That behind him Mr Brown undertook the task of putting Californias sprawling house of higher education in order The University of Calishyfornia and the State College System were undershytaking forced draft expansion to absorb the flood tide of new students At the same time they were engaged in costly rivalries and duplications that threatened to put a staggering load on taxpayers

Governor Browns solution was the Master Plan of Higher Education a blueprint that assigned specific roles and duties to the many institutions of higher learning Today the forced draft expanshysion still goes on of hard necessity But it is clean orderly expansion This achievement of the Brown administration though less spectacular than the other two may well come to be regarded in future years as his greatest

The Democratic Mr Brown approached and achieved these tasks in the bipartisan tradition made famous by Hiram Johnson and Earl Warren He sought out and freely acknowledged the help of many Republican leaders of like spirit

We submit that California is booming today and its people are moving forward confidently in major part because the Brown administration carshyried out these three paramount tasks while proshyviding honest government

Our high regard for Richard Nixon his opshyponent is surely well known In other years we supported Mr Nixon for United States Senator for Vice President and for President Our admiration for his abilities in national and foreign affairs is undiminished

But we also supported Mr Brown when he was elected Governor in 1958 We told our readers he would be the good Governor he has proved to be

In the absence of a compelling reason we will not turn away from a Governor who has fulfilled his covenant with the people The mere fact that the able Mr Nixon wants the job is not a comshypelling season

Governor Brown has earned re-election

Your ballot was never more important than it will be on November 6 It is your only effective way of having your say on the kind of governshyyou want and on the kind of policies you think it should follow

Just as it is important that you vote it is also vital that you vote the full ballot Your failure to vote on any single office can be just as costly in that particular contest as failing to vote at all Be sure you vote on November 6 and when you vote vote a full ballot

We offer you our recommendations in these pages in the hope that in reaching your decisions you will give them your earnest considerashytion They have been carefully drawn to represent the best interests of the most people

SAN FRANCISCO LABOR COUNCIL C H JINKERSON GEORGE W JOHNS President Secretary

SAN FRANCISCO CONSTRUCTION amp BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL JOHN HOGG DAN DEL CARLO President Secretary

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Dear Fellow San Franciscan

I am determined that California soon to be the o largest state will continue to be the first state in educashy tion economic opportunity natural resources developshy ~

ment recreation and law enforcement n o rshyo

Your Democratic team in Sacramento is proud of its -o wl(illd Osteloerachievements over the past four years o o c loGS 008011 nWe pledge the same vigorous action in behalf of

ioJ1 12all Californians during the next four years o2 As Governor of California and as a resident of San m L-----------------shyFrancisco I earnestly seek your support and your vote m rshy

for my re-election on November 6 m -e

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EDMUND G PAT BROWN Governor of California

San Francisco Committee to Re-elect Governor Brown The Man California Can Trust

507 Market Street San Francisco DOuglas 2-5246

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Govemor Brown Soys (In his statewide Report to the People on the achievements

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There was no area of vital concern to

Californias 16V2 million citizens in which

this Legislature did not take positive and

direct action I can tell you that the Legisshy

lature of no other American state has

done as much for as many people this

year as ours We can take pride in one of

the most productive most progressive sesshy

sions in the modern history of California

THE DEMOCRATIC WAY IS THE IDEAL WAY

KEEP IT THAT WAY

59 to 61- Tllree Democrotic yeors tllot mode 0 dillerence

to Colilornio

Under Pat Browns strong humane leadshy

ership Democratic majorities in the State

Senate and Assembly have given California

government back to the people

I t took Democratic ideas Democratic

ideals and forceful Democratic action to

wrest control of the State from the hands of

special interests

PAT BROWN IS YOUR MAN IN

SACRAMENTO HE CARES WHAT

HAPPENS TO YOU And he has kept

his promises to you

Heres the record-a fighting record that

shames the do-nothing Republican nunonshy

ties in the Legislature

ALL THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA

ARE MILES AHEAD WITH PAT BROWN

AND THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM

The youngster in school the worker

the businessman the senior citizen-we

all benefit from an administration that cares

about people

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Clllilornill stllools linest Illstest growing in U as

A stronger curriculum emphasizing solid subjects not frills

__ Statewide testing of elementary and high school students to insure consistshyently high educational standards

Reform of teachers credentials requiring college training in the subjects taught

A pay-as-we-go Master Plan for Higher Educashytion-the first in California history

A new University of California medical school in San Diego and new State Colleges in the Los Anshygeles Riverside-San Bernardino and Sonoma areas

A $26 million increase in daily average attendshyance aid to local school districts

An increase of 1216 in University and State Colshylege teacher salaries

A 100 increase in state scholarships

Realistic planning to provide classrooms and teachers for 200000 new students a year

UnemploymentpllYlldVllntes Irom $40 to $55 II week

An increase in maximum unemployshy- ment benefits from $40 to $55 a week

-highest in the Nation I Thirteen-week extension of unem-II I ployment benefits for recession vicshytims

Increases in maximum Workmens Compensation and Disability Insurance from $50 to $70 a week

Job retraining for industrial employees displaced by automation-another historic first

A special placement service in the Department of Employment to find positions for older workers

Pioneering medical care for migrant farm workshyers

Acceleration of school construction freeways and other capital projects to relieve unemployment at peak of 1960-61 recession

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EDMUND G BROWN STANLEY MOSK ALAN CRANSTON BERT A BETTS Governor Attorney General Controller Treasurer

GLENN M ANDERSON Lieutenant Governor

Consumer Counsel protetts buyer Irom sllies Irlluds

J( Creation of Californias first Conshysumer Counsel office to assist buyers and protect them against unprincipled selling practices

Repeal of sales tax on prescription drugs

Crackdown on cancer quacks and advance fee real estate brokers

Tighter regulation of retail credit practices and referral sales schemes

Rigid controls on 10 percenter mortgage dealers Savings of millions to consumers through more

exact methods of computing retail sales taxes Basic minimum benefit requirements for health

insurance policies sold in the state and a clear definition of actual benefits to policy-holders

Labeling of hazardous substances to protect our children

New controls on purity of cosmetics

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~ Construction already under wayan

the Governors $175 billion California Water Plan to reduce flood danger relieve critical water shortages and create vast new recreation areas for

the public Governor Brown won legislative and voter apshy

proval of the massive project after years of wasteful stalemate in earlier administrations The plan inshysures Southern California growth while protecting Northern California water rights

Greater state assistance in construction of small craft harbors acquisition of new beaches and parks and access to hunting and fishing areas

Recreati6nal enhancement law provides maxishymum recreational development in connection with state water projects

A five-year Wilderness Conservation Plan and a $750000 annual appropriation for fish and wildlife conservation

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Grellter security dignity lor our senior citizens

ampl An increase in the basic old age

0- pension from $90 to $100 a month ~ Plus a built-in cost-of-living escalator

clause A hike in maximum special need

grants from $106 to $165 a month Gains ranging from $5 to $50 for a quarter million senior citizens Similar new benefits for 14000 blind

Forty thousand relatives of pensioners relieved of compulsory contributions

Medical benefits for 30000 needy older citizens not eligible for pensions More liberal medical benefits for 250000 pensioners and 30000 blind and disabled

A $100 million bond issue on the 1962 ballot to finance low-rent housing for the elderly

State aid to local public agencies to construct service centers for the aging and to expand rehabilishytation of all welfare recipients

Tightening of aid-to-needy-children controls to give maximum protection to the child and elimishynate fraud

Tougher penllities crushing II10w to nllrcotics trllilic

Longer prison terms to convince the narcotics peddler his vicious profshyits are not worth the risk

New legal weapons to enable law officers to suppress the illegal sale and

use of narcotics Compulsory confinement of addicts to dry up the

demand for illegal drugs and take the profit motive out of the traffic

First major reform of Juvenile Court law in 45 years giving youthful offenders the same protection in our courts as adults

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Top priority to IreewllYs smog lind highwllY slliety

A pay-as-you-go 20-year 12000 ~f mile $105 billion freeway developshy

) ~~ ment system ~~ ~~ Pioneering legislation to controlr--- auto engine exhaust-a major source

of smog Mandatory jail sentences for repeat offenders

who drive with suspended licenses Court power to modify penalties in hardship cases

involving traffic law violations Enlargement of Calishyfornia Highway Patrol A 65-mile maximum speed limit Uniform long-term drivers licenses

Governors cllllinet to sllve money Improve services

First Government Reorganization in 30 years merging more than 360

boards agencies and commissions into eight master agencies Their adminisshybull trators will serve as the first Govershy

nors Cabinet in the modern history of California First 4 agencies already forming-remaining 4

come before Legislature at a future date Agency plan will insure more efficient government and vast savshyings through elimination of overlapping functions

Democrllts initillte FEPC IIl1n rllcilll discriminlltion

Californias first Fair Employment Practices Commission to insure equal

- work opportunities for all regardless ~ of race religion or national origin -Outlawing of race discrimination in

restaurants other public accommodations and publicly-assisted housing

A ban on employmentdiscrimination becauseof age

RALPH BUSHNELL POTTS LAWYER

SUITE 1702 HOGE BUILDING

SEATTLE 4 WASHINGTON

Me Harold Brown Attorney at Law 605 Market Street San Francisco California

Dear Harold It was nice to hear from you again Certainly you may use my American Bar Association prize essay The Living Proxy I should also like to say this and you may quote me if you wish in any pamphlet you are thinking about getting out that I have known Pat for 27 or 28 years He was our leader in the New Order of Cincinnatus when we organized in the State of California Many people will remember the nonpartisan young mens organization that came out in the depression 30s and cleaned up the mess that the old politicians had created With our motto win lose or draw we cut no corners Up and down the Pacific Coast we sucshyceeded in putting clean honest and imaginative young men into public office Following the principles of the old Roman Cincinnatus these men asked for no emoluments except the right to serve their people In looking back now I find it a great satisfaction to find that out of the ranks of the New Order of Cincinshynatus have come many Judges including his Honor Fred Hamley on the Circuit Court of Appeals Jusshytices of the Supreme Court of your state and Judges in many counties of the Superior Court in my State of Washington We also were fortunate in having two governors who got their start in politics in Cinshycinnatus Arthur Langlie a Republican of the State of Washington and Edmund G Pat Brown a Democrat of the State of California I know that Pat Brown as a true Cincinnatus is honest trustworthy and a good public servant I folshylowed him through his career as District Attorney of San Francisco County and I know something of the fine record he made in the Attorney Generals office of your State Even though I am a Republican I recommend him a Democrat for Governor of the great State of California Also having followed Mr Nixons camshypaigns I find no hesitancy in my mind or conscience in saying that I do sincerely hope that Pat Brown emerges from the November election as re-elected Governor of California I know that the people can put their trust in Pat as we young men of the New Order of Cincinnatus did way back in the 30s With best regards

Sincerely RALPH B POTTS

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NOTE The following eSJay under the title of The Respomibility of the Citizen as a Voter was the prize winning entry in a contest conshyducted in 1945 by the Committee on American Citizenship of the American Bar Association

The blood of free men stains my ballot sheet Whatever others may do I shall not carelessshyly make my mark I vote not because I can but because I must Those that died for this my voice in government had a right to expect th~t

I would prepare with every faculty to use It wisely honestly and courageously They did not die that fools blind partisans or the reckshyless might make a game of free elections

Only my secret hearts knows whether I justify the definition of voter as they wrote it in the reddening sand If I love my country as they did I question my qualifications again and agalll

I carefully study the issues and candidates to

determine what is best not for me or my mishynority but for my country

I will not be confused or deceived by propashyganda slogans or histrionics I shield my eyes to the glitter of personalities purge my mind of passion and prejudice and search diligently for the hidden truth I must be free of all inshyfluences save that of conscience and justice

I garden for dreams but with a realistic spade My test is not of trend or popularity but of principle and liberty

I vote as if my ballot alone decided the conshytest I may lose my preference but I will not throwaway my sacred vote For within the booth I hold in my humble hand the living proxy of all my countrys honored dead

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Your Governor More important than the election of

any individual to public office is the intershyest of every citizen in good government

middot We all are familiar with the quotashytation Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty It is as true today as when those words were spoken

middot I feel that our State Government for the past three and one-half years has assumed its responsibility to the peapie with integrity vision and vigor

middot Our budget has been balanced for three successive years

middot Our water program will aid in the develapment of our states vast resources will aid our economy and will keep our people employed and prosperous

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entific studies lead the nation

middot We baoe closely cooperated with the Federal Government

middot Our great state departments of insurshyance of banking of corporations and of labor are known throughout the United States for their efficiency and for the proshytection each affords our people

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-Bob Halaeman- shyMore Brown material from San Francisco County

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GOVERVOP EmiddotDMUND G~ PAT BROWN CONGkESSv1AN JAMES ROOSEVELT

ASSEMBLYMAN THOMAS MREES DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR STATE SENATOR

AvTHONY BELENSON DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINEE) 59 TH DISTRICT

ASSEMBLYMAN LESTER A McMILLAN 6 ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

SUPERVISOR ERNEST DE8 S

COUNCILWOMAN ROSALIND WYMAN

DEMOCRATIC STATE CHAIRMAN EUGENE WYMAN LEON GUIDE a n d his o r crie-s tre

SPONSORED BY 26 TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL

10 Points for Progress Governor PatBrowns bold proposals for a still greaterCalifornia 2 pages


54 18 nd Brochure Richard Richards Democrat US Senate 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Elect Thomas M Rees State Senator - Your Democratic Candidate 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Re-elect Attorney general Stanley Mosk - A distinguished recordhellip 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure For liberty vote no on 24 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure State Senate Reappointment - Vote yes on 23 2 pages

54 18 nd Brochure Don Rose Democrat for Secretary of State 2 pages

54 18 nd Letter From Edmund G Brown to Fellow State employee re Civil service system in California 1 page



















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Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

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Anthony P Rios

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his promises to you










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A Message bull bull

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from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




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W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

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Sincerely



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COUNCIL






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Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










I

1



_ -_-~_ --~ ---=-= --~

VOTE FOR

FINANCIAL STATURE

and a

PROVEN RECORD of


SAVINGS

EFFICIENCY

ECONOMY

RE-ELECT

BERT A BETTS

STATE TREASU RER





















IT ~

NUMBER


BOND OF THE



MUST RETAIN





NOVEMBER 6 1962

INTEREST PAYABLE


AT THE OFFICE OF


~~l















~113

OF

J



1959 - 1962



Senator Kuchel

Republican

Senator Engle



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R


R R


R R


R R


R


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State Co-Chairmen



Executive Committee



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RICHARD M


Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

Jesse H Steinhart

Dr Forrest C Weir

(Partial List)



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Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















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of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















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7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

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113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS























~113

OF

J



1959 - 1962



Senator Kuchel

Republican

Senator Engle



R R


R


R R


R R


R R


R


R R


) R


I


- R



R R

23 46



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CALIFORNIA ECONOMY





bull bull



State Co-Chairmen



Executive Committee



~46

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N bullICa o






N

RICHARD M


Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

Jesse H Steinhart

Dr Forrest C Weir

(Partial List)



CALL OR WRITE-NOW




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VOTE NO ON PROP 24











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ON





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VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




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t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS












Senator Kuchel

Republican

Senator Engle



R R


R


R R


R R


R R


R


R R


) R


I


- R



R R

23 46



RIGHT or

l J iii ~ iJ __ - ~ ~ ----shy





--------------------





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8 ~ -shy15

ci III ~ -1) Xl

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1-

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51 I 11 I 51 2 1 I 11 I 48 5 01391

GOVERNOR












H -p -p -





CALIFORNIA ECONOMY





bull bull



State Co-Chairmen



Executive Committee



~46

I

-c c ~

o gt

N bullICa o






N

RICHARD M


Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

Jesse H Steinhart

Dr Forrest C Weir

(Partial List)



CALL OR WRITE-NOW




C ~

o gt bull ~ N

o all ICa onZ-C

C~ Prop 24 o












VOTE NO ON PROP 24











US SENATE









~III-




---Imiddot

I I

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ATTORNEY GENERAL










CO II --u s-c__ _












~

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J-_~~_~













ON





LA Times





















6000000 people



) (r j - ~ ounty









VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




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t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

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George W Johns


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HERE GOVERNOR


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COME ONE COfVE tLL




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Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

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Brown For Governor










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HERE GOVERNOR


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H -p -p -





CALIFORNIA ECONOMY





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State Co-Chairmen



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~46

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N

RICHARD M


Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

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Brown For Governor










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HERE GOVERNOR


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STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


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it







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bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


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special interests




his promises to you










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~ r~middot





















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A Message bull bull

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Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










bull bull



State Co-Chairmen



Executive Committee



~46

I

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N bullICa o






N

RICHARD M


Robert S Ash

W J Bassett

Jefferson A Beaver

Roger Boas

The Rev John H Burt

Dr Arthur F Corey

Morse Erskine

John Anson Ford

Georgiana Hardy

Dr H Claude Hudson

George W Johns


Roger Kent

George Killion

Ruth Kodani

Daniel E Koshland

Bert W Levit


Rollin L McNitt

A Downey Orrick

Thomas L Pitts

Anthony P Rios

Alvin J Rockwell


Dr Lionel De Silva

Lloyd Smith

Jesse H Steinhart

Dr Forrest C Weir

(Partial List)



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COUNCIL






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113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS





















VOTE NO ON PROP 24











US SENATE









~III-




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I I

I

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Sincerely

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GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






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This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










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for California











VOTE FOR






















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( r


















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113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS











US SENATE









~III-




---Imiddot

I I

I

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ATTORNEY GENERAL










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Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



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~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















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BOB HALDEMAN







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mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

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9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

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rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS


















~III-




---Imiddot

I I

I

-


ATTORNEY GENERAL










CO II --u s-c__ _












~

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ON





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6000000 people



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VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

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Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








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_flUlL 13~~ ~

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lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









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7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS













---Imiddot

I I

I

-


ATTORNEY GENERAL










CO II --u s-c__ _












~

j_n ~








J-_~~_~













ON





LA Times





















6000000 people



) (r j - ~ ounty









VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

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lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS















J-_~~_~













ON





LA Times





















6000000 people



) (r j - ~ ounty









VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

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BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









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of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















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113

OF

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1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







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HERE GOVERNOR


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ON





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6000000 people



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VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






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~ ~

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of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






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mento











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of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















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113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


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special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

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GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS













LA Times





















6000000 people



) (r j - ~ ounty









VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

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~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






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mento











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of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

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rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


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special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS




























6000000 people



) (r j - ~ ounty









VOTE

- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





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~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

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Total No 9
































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t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

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mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

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rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










- _ _

J-vWN )VERNOR


Ix~TTS

IERAL ~OSK



Ix IX








Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































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BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

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rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS















Sincerely

L~111


GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































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aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

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rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS











GOVERNOR t







Sincerely



17~

BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










BOB HALDEMAN





COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS














COUNCIL






~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS











~_( ~4lt~ ~ ( ~ - 1 -~ -s ~1



ifi~1ach ~ _

- ~ r- -




~ ~

This is the record

of Brown firsts ~ ~

for California ~~










VOTE FOR



















YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS

























YESD NOO






YES 0 NO 0

lt ~~ j r f~~ ~ r r t~~ ~ ~ r~ ~~1 r ~ ~





1 ~ ~ t

~-gt ~ v








1 r~ l~ ~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 7 q P Px 11 ~J t _ 11 J ~ 1L~




YES 0 NO 0

~ ~~ -lt I~ ~ Itl

~ i~ ~- ~ Yf t t~i~ fJ








Total No 9
































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS









































_flUlL 13~~ ~

aif~ 1 ~~ __ J

lt~fl ~l~

BOB HALDEMAN







t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS
















t heir c nr id t e









inc r L y


7401 z Ls b v

Lo _1 45 ) C lit






mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS















mento











This is the record

of Brown firsts

for California











VOTE FOR






















YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS





























YES D NO D

( r


















YES D NO D








Total No

i r)a

9


















c2 $7~~~ Ja--- l-pound ~ gt~~ cL~ e~~

7~~~e0=~ a ~~~~~

rshy



113

OF

1 Vote For-


1959 -1962








111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















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CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





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STATE SENATOR




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special interests




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about people




















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to ALL

Californians to

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~3












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COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS

















111shy












Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







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bull bull bull













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to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























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to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS





















Brown For Governor










~IOO















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























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to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS
















4J Lets







CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























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to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS














CANDIDATES

CONTROLLER

ALAN Crandon

MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY





HERE GOVERNOR


) AndenonBrown ROle

STATE SENATOR




BERT A RICHARD


RichardsReillyMOlk



it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























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to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










it







Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS
















Sincere Iy




bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










bull bull bull













KEEP IT THAT WAY


to Colilornio








special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS

















special interests




his promises to you










about people




















~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










~ r~middot





















bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS










bull bull

















pound1amp























A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS
















A Message bull bull

to ALL

Californians to

Participate In

GOOD GOVERNMENTI

~3












from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




SPEAKERS





















from













Emily Pike

COME ONE COfVE tLL




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