Kennedy Eyes California Primary After Prospector Run
Senator John F Kennedy wrapped up four days of campaigning in California as Democratic leaders weigh a winner take all primary with 81 votes. Governor Edmund Brown and state officials praise his effort but many still doubt if he can beat Brown and demand a favored son approach at the convention. Kennedy himself says he would be reluctant to enter. Brown and party leaders note the boost for Kennedy and the California trip is deemed highly successful.
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Byrelman Morin
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Massachusetts
Brown
Kennedy
Oregon
William Munnell
Paul Ziffren
USC
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy Draws Big Crowds In California Campaign Steps
Kennedy filled large UCLA and USC auditoriums in Los Angeles despite no campus publicity. A Tucson-like reception showed women’s admiration and questions about his age. Brown notes Humphrey could complicate a California run and warns of a Pyrrhic victory if Kennedy loses the June 7 primary.
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Kennedy
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Southern California
UCLA
Boyle Cited for Plugs Of Products in TV Quiz Probe
Public relations man Max Levine testified before the House subcommittee investigating TV quiz show fixing that Hess Brothers department store spent thousands on plugs in television radio and newspapers. He named Today Tonight with Garroway CBS programs and several columnists as examples. NBC pledged to investigate. lawmakers urged stronger penalties beyond self policing.
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Washington—I
Hess Bros
Allentown
Max Levine
Levine
House
NBC
Today
Dave Garroway
Tonight
CBS
Garry Moore
Bob Considine
Hearst Syndicate
Stanton Delaplane
McNaught Syndicate
Earl Wilson
Hall Syndicate
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
FBI Resumes Lynch Action in Park Case
The Justice Department plans federal court action against the lynchers of Mack Charles Park after Mississippi grand juries failed to act. Acting Atty Gen. Lawrence F. Walsh said the Jackson U.S. attorney was instructed to pursue the case before a federal grand jury. Park, a 23-year-old African American from Lumberland Miss, was indicted for criminally assaulting a white woman and was dragged from his cell last April. his body was later found in a river.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mack Charles Park
Lawrence F. Walsh
U.S
Jackson
Miss
Parker
Lumberton
Woman Also To Stand Trial In Murder Case
LOS ANGELES ex model Carole Tregoff must stand trial on December 1 with her partner for the murder of his wife Barbara Finch aged 33. Dr R Bernard Finch 41 has pleaded innocent to the grand jury indictment in the death.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Printers Strike Closes Six Boston Newspapers
Boston six daily papers halted as 1150 International Typographical Union printers walk out after rejecting a arbitration offer in a contract dispute. Wages and paid bereavement leave were core issues. publishers countered with a nine cent hourly raise plus a 15 cent per shift fund contribution.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Foster Furcolo
Eugene P. Barnes
Sad license renewal case in Toledo court
In Toledo Municipal Court Patrolman Freer charged 51 year old Arthur Magrum with drunk and disorderly conduct at a bus station. Magrum who is legally blind showed licenses and ID cards, saying he passed his driving test in 1953. He uses the license only for ID and does not own a car. judge jailed him 30 days and confiscated the license. Separate report on steel strike status noted 115th day with no progress in peace talks.
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Toledo
Ohio
William Freer
Arthur Magrum
Magrum
Societies For the Blind
George N. Kiroff
Copperhead Found by Meter Maid Near Messenger Office
Pauline Lines, a meter maid on Sixth Street, found a wounded copperhead snake in front of the Messenger office Thursday. Deputy Sheriff D M Harshbarger killed the snake and identified it as a copperhead. Mrs Lines and Leah Blain removed the carcass, speculation included a passing truck or warm weather.
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Point Pleasant
Pauline Lines
Sixth Street
D. M. Harshbarger
Mrs. Lines
Leah Blain
Ohioan Lt Cols Among 3 Die In Navy Jet Crash
A Navy T 2 jet training plane faltered on takeoff at McChord Air Force Base and side slipped into a base parking lot. Three men died including Marine Lt Col Charles E. Kollman 39 and Lt Col John Skorich 41 from Colorado Springs Corps and John H. Lundeen 28 Seattle driver hit by debris. Kollman was from New Matamoras Ohio Skorich from Taconite Minnesota.
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Tacoma
Wash
McChord Air Force Base
Charles E. Kollman
John Skorich
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs Corp
John H. Lundeen
Seattle
Kollman
New Matamoras
Ohio
Skorich
Taconite
Minn
McChord
Colorado Springs
Four Appointees Join Ohio Board of Education
The Ohio Board of Education gains four new members after Tuesday's election while five incumbents are re elected. Newcomers are Ralph S Regula Canton 16th District William T Monroe Cuyahoga County 22nd District John J Gallagher Cuyahoga County 20th District and Miss Josephine Walker Cuyahoga County 21st District.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Education
Ralph S. Regula
Canton
William T. Monroe
Cuyahoga County
John J. Gallagher
Josephine Walker
Ex-Governor Onells Teaches College Course On Politics
Bethany College in West Virginia will offer a one hour course in practical politics taught by C William ONeill former Ohio governor. The class opens in February with lectures Q and A sessions and research projects plus a summer internship program in state and local politics.
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C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Marietta College
Bethany
O' Neill
AFL-CIO Chief Sets For War In Railroad Dispute
President George Meany pledged full support of railroad unions in their clash with carriers over featherbedding charges. He told about 3000 rally attendees that workers are not alone in this battle and framed it as part of a broader war against American labor.
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Chicago
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Panamas nationalists raise flag then remove it in canal zone
Panama's nationalist crowd of about 200 gathered near the canal border on the 56th independence anniversary. Troops entered, cleared the area without violence, and removed the flag as U S troops handed control back to zone police. President de la Guardia urged moderation and blamed some violence on American police and troops at the embassy.
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Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
DE LA Guardia
U. S. Information Service
U. S
Major Diaz Posts Bond and Is Released
In Miami Florida Maj Pedro Diaz Sanz posted 5000 bond and was released from county jail pending his extradition hearing on Cuban murder and attempted murder charges. He was once chief of Fidel Castro s air force and said he welcomes the extradition hearing. The FBI said he admitted piloting a leaflet plane but Diaz Lanz claimed injuries came from ground fire.
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Miami
Fla
Pedro Diaz Sanz
Fidel Castro
Air Force
Diaz Sanz
Castro
Havana
FBI
Diaz Lanz
Explosion Delays X15 Tests at Edwards AFB
A blast in the X15 rocket ship at Edwards Air Force Base prompts North American Aviation to postpone further flights until investigators identify the blast cause. Test Pilot Scott Crossfield made an emergency landing after the tail explosion and fire, but was not injured.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
America
North American Aviation
Scott Crossfield
Crossfield
Philippine puppet president Jose P. Laurel dies
Jose P. Laurel, who led the Japanese puppet government in the Philippines in 1943, died today. He faced denunciation as a traitor or praise as a patriot for his wartime collaboration, which he said was meant to protect his people.
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Manila
Jose P. Laurel
Laurel
Philippine
Ike to Visit Pope at Vatican on December Sixth
The Vatican announced President Eisenhower will meet Pope John XXIII on December 6. It did not specify if the audience would be private or formal.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
Eisenhower
Girl Fools Officers: Jailed As Boy
Barbara Ann Malpass of Glenmont New York posed as Charles Richard Williams a 16 year old boy to fool prisoners and staff. She was jailed at Jefferson County on Aug 2 after four months of masquerading and a deputy sheriff uncovered the hoax from an incomplete letter to her parents.
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Golden
Cole
Lunette
Barbara Ann Malpass
Glenmont
N. Y
Charles Richard Williams
Shoshone
Wyo
Jefferson County
Boys Town
Neb
Lew Hawley
Sam Teague
Barbara
Policy list formed by Farm Bureau in Ohio convention plan
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation prepares policy proposals for its annual convention November 9 to 11 in Columbus. The chief item aims to increase farm income as income has fallen about 10 percent from last year, said executive vice president Doug Stanfield.
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Farm Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Doug Stanfield
Eisenhower Plays Little Golf During World War II
White House and press secretary Hagerty confirm that from D Day in June 1944 to Germany's surrender in May 1945 President Eisenhower rarely held a golf club. Viscount Alanbrooke had criticized his leadership, citing a detached role in the European campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Germany
White House
Viscount Alanbrooke
Bulge
Alanbrooke
France
Rheims
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fire destroys twin engine DC3 at Burke Lakefront
A $200000 twin engine DC3 with five aboard caught fire on takeoff at Burke Lakefront Airport Cleveland. Pilot Harry Snow of Birmingham Alabama said strong gusts tossed the plane. He cut power and landed north of the runway, avoiding a plunge into Lake Erie. there were no injuries, the aircraft was demolished.
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Cleveland
Burke Lakefront
Harry Snow
Birmingham
Ala
Lake Erie
Kalida Catholic school cleared after state visit
About 20 parents accused Kalida Kalida Ohio Catholic Church owned public school in Putnam County of teaching religious doctrine. A state official who visited the school recently cleared it on Thursday.
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Columbus
Kalida
Putnam County
Union Blasts Ayres and Kearns for Labor Stand
Teamsters Union officials in the November issue of the union magazine say Representatives William H. Ayres and Carroll D. Kearns consistently vote against organized labor. The Ohio forecast calls for five days of cooler than normal temperatures with possible snow flurries near Lake Erie. The Zanesville Signal will cease publication December 1 after 95 years. An unidentified virus has felled about 410 of the 1800 inmates at the London Prison Farm.
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Washington
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Carroll D. Kearns
Teamsters
Lake Erie
London
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W. Va
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