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Parques de Los Ángeles a la deriva - La Opinión La Opinión--A unos pasos de la placa que colocó el entonces alcalde -Samuel- W. -Yorty- (1961-1973), ayer al mediodía dormía plácidamente un vagabundo, sin importarle la ... - Date : Wed, 20 Oct 2010 06:36:44 GMT+00:00 |
Lost Monuments: "The Salt Box" and "The Castle" - blogdowntown (blog) blogdowntown (blog)--"Nothing doing," Mayor -Samuel- W. -Yorty- told the LA Times. At the last second, city departments teamed up for a plan that would move the two buildings up the ... - Date : Tue, 03 Aug 2010 13:24:23 GMT+00:00 |
LA Weekly: Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa Goes On Five-Year Free Ticket Spree ... - Big Journalism (blog) Big Journalism (blog)--Living here for the past 45 years, we've seen all the Mayors from -Sam Yorty- to this freak Tony Villar. This DWP entity, while City owned, is under the thumb ... - Date : Fri, 25 Jun 2010 03:19:32 GMT+00:00 |
A look back at Long Beach and the Press-Telegram - The Downey Patriot The Downey Patriot--The first film, “The Case of the Market Apart,” was produced in 1971 and features -Sam Yorty-, the outspoken mayor of Los Angeles from 1961-73. ... - Date : Mon, 17 May 2010 20:06:02 GMT+00:00 |
Mayor's revenue forecast rejected; BUDGET: Council panel questions plan, asks ... - FireEngineering.com FireEngineering.com--Councilman Greig Smith said he believes it is the first time since the -Sam Yorty- administration that a budget was turned back on its first day. ... - Date : Thu, 29 Apr 2010 01:40:57 GMT+00:00 |
United States House of Representatives | ||
Preceded by Helen G. Douglas | Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California's 14 congressional district 1951-1953 | Succeeded by Harlan Hagen |
Preceded by None | Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California's 26 congressional district 1953-1955 | Succeeded by James Roosevelt |
Political offices | ||
Preceded by Norris Poulson | Mayor of Los Angeles, California 1961—1973 | Succeeded by Tom Bradley |
S. Foster * Hodges * Wilson * Nichols * Coronel * S. Foster * Dr. Foster * S. Foster * Requena * Nichols * Marchessault * Mellus * Woodworth * Marchessault * Mascarel * Aguilar * Turner * Aguilar * Toberman * Beaudry * MacDougal * Cohn * Toberman * Thom * Spence * Workman * Bryson * Hazard * Bonsali * Rowan * Rader * Snyder * Eaton * Snyder * McAleer * Harper * Stephens * Alexander * Rose * Sebastian * Woodman * Snyder * Cryer * Porter * Shaw * Bowron * Poulson * Yorty * Bradley * Riordan * Hahn * Villaraigosa |
Democratic Party | 1964 Democratic National Convention | |
Candidates | Brewster * Brown * Johnson * Kennedy * Randolph * Reynolds * Wallace * Welsh * Yorty | |
VP Candidates | Dodd * Humphrey * Kennedy * McCarthy | |
Republican Party | 1964 Republican National Convention | |
Candidates | Fong * Goldwater * Lodge * Nixon * Rhodes * Rockefeller * Scranton * Smith * Stassen | |
VP Candidates | Miller |
Democratic Party | 1972 Democratic National Convention * Primaries | |
Candidates | Chisholm * Harris * Hartke * Humphrey * Jackson * Lindsay * McCarthy * McGovern (campaign) * Mills * Muskie * Sanford * Wallace * Yorty | |
VP Candidates | Eagleton (replaced) * Farenthold * Gravel * Peabody * Shriver | |
Republican Party | 1972 Republican National Convention * Primaries | |
Candidates | Ashbrook * McCloskey * Nixon (campaign) | |
VP Candidates | Agnew | |
Minor parties | Schmitz (American Independent) * Jenness (Socialist Workers) * Spock (People's) * Hospers (Libertarian) |