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Title supplied by cataloger. Photograph caption dated October 9, 1962 reads, "'The administration in Sacramento has relied too heavily on its political friendship with the administration in Washington to save California's job-producing defense installations,' according to San Francisco Mayor George Christopher. Christopher made the charge during a tour Saturday of the San Fernando Valley. Above, Christopher is shown, at left, with Republican Assemblyman Lou Cusanovich, Penny Smith, 14, Northridge; Vicky Cole, 13, Canoga Park; Sandy Thompson, 14, Canoga Park, and Jeane Thompson, 18, Canoga Park. The GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, Christopher proposed formation of a state committee, composed of labor and management, state government representatives and retired military officers 'to survey the economic value and the military importance of every base and every factory in the sate. We must be ready at a moment's notice to discuss their future with Pentagon officials.'"
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1 photographic print :b&w ;21 x 26 cm. Photographic prints
Christopher, George Cusanovich, Lou Political candidates--California--San Fernando Valley Young women--California--San Fernando Valley Automobiles--California--San Fernando Valley Signs and signboards--California--San Fernando Valley Lieutenant governors--California--Elections Legislators--United States Mayors--California--San Francisco San Fernando Valley (Calif.) Group portraits Portrait photographs Valley Times Collection photographs
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