anaheim-gazette 1964-05-27

State Senator John A. Murdy, Jr. (R-Orange County) today re-emphasized that he would remain neutral in the GOP primary election race in which six Republican candidates hope to succeed him. Murdy, veteran legislator for 12 years in the Senate, will retire this year from public office. At the time he retirement last fall, he was not endorse anyone said. The solon said making this clear number of complaints county concerning that he was support the so-called conservative didates. "I have not, did not endorse anyone mary election June said. Obviously annoyed representation, the he had spent a amount of his vav trying to track down endorsement report was making it. He said it was local conservative candidate fused to get involved alities. The senator is in the state capitol, for budget and special legislature has been over the budget and sues for several w appears a compromised between GO oratic leaders over and Murdy expects to wind up this we Campaign headq Garden Grove busin Long, UROC-endors can candidate for have been opened at Main Street, Santa phone is 547-7023. Headquarters for teers working for WESTWOOD SWEATERS LEVIS ALLEN'S MEN'S STORE 902 S. EUCLID (Boll & Euclid) 535-1971 fire-resistant Genuine Lath and Plaster puts all the sudden spread of flame. Building code standards, plaster ceilings earn a 1 to 4 hour fire rating from the Underwriter L. Remember that your family is so always "Knock-On-The-Wall. Genuine Lath and Plastic One of a series of vital messages to every home owner Orange County Lathing Bureau, 1605 N. Harper St., Santa One of a series of vital messages to every home owner Orange County Lathing Bureau, 1605 N. Harper St., Santa Whether it's a new coat of paint, wall-to-wall carpets, an extra room, a bigger patio, or a new pool for the back yard—there's a Timeplan® Home Improvement Loan to BANK OF A NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER 7 BRANCHES IN ANAHEM IGN CORNER office. At the time he announced retirement last fall, he vowed to stay out of the picture and keep the primary open and free. "I think it is only fair that I not endorse anyone," Murdy said. The solon said he was making this clear now due to a number of complaints from the county concerning false reports that he was supporting one of the so-called conservative candidates. "I have not, did not and will not endorse anyone for the primary election June 2," Murdy said. Obviously annoyed by the misrepresentation, the senator said he had spent a considerable amount of his valuable time trying to track down the false endorsement report and who was making it. He said it was localized to one conservative candidate but refused to get involved in personalities. The senator is in Sacramento, the state capitol, for the current budget and special session. The legislature has been deadlocked over the budget and other issues for several weeks but it appears a compromse has been reached between GOP and Democratic leaders over the budget and Murdy expects the session to wind up this weekend. Campaign headquarters for Garden Grove businessman Ray Long, UROC-endorsed Republican candidate for state senate, have been opened at 2204 North Main Street, Santa Ana. Telephone is 547-7023. Headquarters for the volunteers working for Long, the Orange County Committee To Elect Ray Long State Senator, Mrs. Leray Quick, chairman, and T. K. Gowen, co-chairman, the office is being managed by Mrs. Edward Adams. Assemblyman Robert E. Badham (R), Newport Beach, today dispelled rumors that he would endorse any candidate for the June 2nd primary. "Various candidates have claimed that I am endorsing or supporting them," Badham said, "and such is just not the case. I believe in a free and open primary and will remain entirely neutral. Reports that I will speak at a testimonial dinner for one of the candidates are gross misrepresentation." George Murphy, leading Republican candidate for United States Senate, has announced the appointment of three key Orange County chairmen to direct his county campaign committee. The newly appointed campaign directors immediately disclosed plans to open local headquarters and announced an all-day "George Murphy Day in Orange County" scheduled for tomorrow, May 28. Walter Schmid of Garden Grove, prominent Orange County rancher and civic leader, was named campaign chairman and Andy Devine of Newport Beach, well-known entertainer, was named co-chairman. Mrs. Ronald D. Rankin of La Habra, active Republican leader, was appointed campaign co-ordinator. Democratic United States Senatorial Candidate George McLain today called for enlargement of the Long Beach Naval Hospital "before building starts — not after." Ground for the 350-bed facility was broken April 30. “What we need is at least a 600-bed hospital to serve the more than 50,000 active duties Armed Services personnel who are right here in the Los Angeles-Long Beach area within 30 miles of the hospital site,” McLain said. “Not only are all the members of all the Armed Services in the area involved in these hospitalization needs, but the dependents of these men and women also must be taken care of.” McLain characterized as an "absurdity" the action of the United States Senate in insisting that only 350 beds be set up for the third largest Naval base in the country and the only major concentration of personnel in the U.S. Navy without a hospital. Joseph A. O'Connor, Conservative Republican candidate for the 34th Congressional District, today ridiculed the idea that the quality of education in this country can be solved by merely appropriating very large sums of money for the building of bigger and more elaborate facilities. He pointed out how interesting it is to note how the demands for federal aid to education have grown as the need for expanding our school facilities diminishes. Jack Hart, Republican candidate for Congress in the 34th District, today named Dean Campaign headquarters for Garden Grove businessman Ray Long, UROC-endorsed Republican candidate for state senate, have been opened at 2204 North Main Street, Santa Ana. Telephone is 547-7023. Headquarters for the volunteers working for Long, the city rancher and civic leader, was named campaign chairman and Andy Devine of Newport Beach, well-known entertainer, was named co-chairman. Mrs. Ronald D. Rankin of La Habra, active Republican leader, was appointed campaign co-ordinator. Jack Hart, Republican candidate for Congress in the 34th District, today named Dean Gemmill, mayor of Seal Beach, as his community activities chairman for the Seal Beach area. Gemmill has been a member of the Seal Beach City Council for four years and mayor for the last two. He is an assistant vice president of Ostheimer and Co., employee benefit plans consultants. Capt. William P. Tanner III (Official U) CADET WILLIAM P. TANNER III, son of Navy Capt. P. Tanner, Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, Called to graduate from the U.S. Military Academy Point, N.Y., June 3. Appointed to West Point by resentative Edward H. Rees (Kan.), he was a cadet colonel and company executive officer during his Only application. paint, wall-to-bigger patio, yard—there'sement Loan to cover the job. 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Tietge of 2831 Diana, Anaheim, was chosen by the C-C for the award for his work with the Oxnard Boy's Club. Tietge is presently stationed at Point Mugu in the office of the First Fleet representative. He lives with his wife and 1-year-old son, at 136 James Avenue, Oxnard. DOUGLAS L. ONTIVEROS, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ontiveros of 1012 Haron St., will visit Sydney and Melbourne, Australia in conjunction with the forthcoming Coral Sea Celebration aboard the fleet oiler USS Ashtabula operating in the Far East. PVT. KENNETH L. YOUNG, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Young Sr., 1921 Chanticleer Rd., has completed advanced training as a cannoneer at the Army Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla. MARINE PRIVATE JAMES V. BIAFORE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Biafore of 1249 East Willow St., participated in an operation called "Operation Airflex" while serving with the First Marine Division's First Regiment at Camp Pendleton. MARINE PRIVATE RALPH L. QUIGLEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Quigley of 400 North Loara, was promoted while serving with the First Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton. Asian countries have half the world's people, but only one-fourth of the food, according to statistics presented to the UNICEF. Consumption of protein-rich food is the lowest in the world, and of this amount adults get a greater proportion than do children. The SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. ANAHEIM-MCAULIF. 535-4916 ORANGE COUNTY'S BIGGEST POLITICAL RALLY AN EVENING WITH BARRY BARRY GOLDWATER IN PERSON MAY 30th Park & Recreation Notes .. Public weekend swimming will begin Memorial Day (May 30) at Pearson Park pool, according to Dave Sommers, supervisor, Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Sommers also announced the schedule for the department's summer aquatics program. Two week (ten session) swimming classes will be formed five times this season at Anaheim High School, Pearson and Western High School pools. Classes will teach pre-school, ballet, beginning, intermediate, adult, the handicapped, junior and senior lifesaving and competitive swimming. Complete information is available at the department office, 630 North Anaheim Blvd. First registration will be 9 a.m., to 3 p.m., June 18, in the La Palma Recreation Building in La Palma Park. AN EVENING WITH BARRY BARRY GOLDWATER IN PERSON MAY 30th MEMORIAL DAY 6 to 8 P.M. (GATES OPEN AT 4:30 P.M.) HEAR BARRY'S LAST MAJOR SPEECH BEFORE THE PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 2nd. OPPOSITE KNOTT'S BERRY FARM SO. BEACH BLVD. BUENA PARK 60 ACRES OF PARKING AREA JOIN THESE NATIONALLY KNOWN CELEBRITIES IN HONORING BARRY GOLDWATER JOHN WAYNE, MASTER OF CEREMONIES THE GOLDWATER FAMILY RONALD REAGAN SINGER MARTHA TILTON WILLIAM KNOWLAND JOSEPH SHELL CONGRESSMAN JAMES B. UTT GENERAL ALBERT C. WEDEMEYER TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR $1.00 AT ANY GOLDWATER HEADQUARTERS CALIFORNIA GOLDWATER FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE OF ORANGE COUNTY — GRALSON C. MORRIS, COUNTY CHAIRMAN