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‘ f 3—The new governor and osk propose to establish Ff working arrangement ith law enforcement offi- cials in Oregon and Wash- ington for constant inter- change of information on’ the movements and activi- ties of known criminals along the Pacific seaboard. 4—Mosk said that in agreement with Brown, he’ will “maifitain constant sur- veillance over known gang- sters and racketeers” in California no matter how well behaved they may .be at any particular time since they will be regarded by the Brown Administration as “potential enemies of our State.” The Governor, Mosk and Lynch discussed crime after Brown had flown to Los An- geles for a coast to coast ques- tion and answer telecast. _ After the television show, Brown dropped into a nearby hurch, then flew back to alm Springs. It is known that Brown ziso intends to have a round!! o¢ratic, elected State official impress upon. them t necessity of avoiding any coq- flict of interest or other slip which would not make integ- tity in office the order of the administration which comes into power with a sweep for only the .second time since the turn of the century. TOUGHER POLICY. Speaking with some ve- hemence, Brown announced that under hig administra- tion the Adult Authority will follow a “much tougher policy.” . The Governor-elect indi- cated he was particularly out- aged about the case of Jack ainsberger, Los ‘Angeles andyman, who is held in Yas egas in the “sacrifice” slpy- ing of 23 year old Erlime Folker. Rainsberger said he killed the woman in a secret ritual because “my voices told me to.” Brown, whom Mosk re- places in January as Attorney General, said: ‘Pm going to see that there is a closer relation- ship between the peace of- ficers who handle arrests and prosecution of crimi- als, ang, the Department f Corrections, which is nder the jurisdiction of he Governor. “Too often, in my opi ion,” the police have ested people who ha committed erimes of vio- lence and then seen them turned loose for reasons that are difficult to under- stand, -"*F have in mind the Adult Authority.- “In the recent case of the ‘sacrifice’ murder in Nevada, that man com} mitted three assaults wit knives on women. an served three terms in th reformatory. TWO ROBBERIES. _ “Then he came to Cali- fornia and committed two armed robberies with a knife and was released after three years, “Those are things on which I will demand a much tougher policy. | “On crimes against prop- erty, we can take a greater chance, but not on this sort of thing.” + talk with the other Dem- Mos “very much for all my legal advice.”. - He explained various. ‘stat departments have their o lawyers, too, and that he will work with them, but “in the last analysis the Attorney General will be my lawyer— there must be one final legal aluthority as.a. ‘matter of pol- icy. Brown, his “staf and‘ his family will fly back to San Francisco tomorrow after- noon. He will be at his desk the Attorney General’s offic Brown said he will rely on|Tuesday.