Brown Leads in California Primary for Governor Nomination
Edmund G. Pat Brown expands his margin over Sen. William Knowland as California Democrats cross-file to vote totals from nearly half the precincts show Brown with 774,023 to Knowland's 496,688. Knight barely defeats Christoper for Republican Senate nomination. Patterson leads Alabama governor race runoff. Mansfield leads Montana Senate renomination. Saunders wins South Dakota Republican governor nomination.
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Associated Press
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
William F. Knowland
Adt
Brown
Senate
Alameda
Knowland
Goodwin Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Knight
Christopher
Clair Engle
Engie
John Patterson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Patterson
Wallace
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
John Nickey
Thomas G. Stimatz
Blanche Anderson
Louis W. Wetch
Phil Saunders
South Dakota
Saunders
Roy Hauck
Charles Lacey
Hauck
Lacey
Ralph Herseth
Looted bodies brought to Guadalajara after Mexico air disaster
The bodies of 45 victims of a deadly air crash are being taken to Guadalajara for identification. Investigators probe why the Constellation of Aeronaves de Mexico crashed into El Picacho Peak during a storm. Among dead are 13 Americans, 2 Canadians, all California residents, plus 2 American crew engineers. The army conducts house-to-house searches in Tias Tomulco to recover looted wreckage.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Aeronaves de Mexico
el Picacho Peak
California
Tiastomulco
Weather outlook with scattered storms and cooler temps
Partly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms Wednesday night, lows 52 to 59 northwest and 59 to 60 southeast. Thursday turns mostly fair and cooler, highs range 60 to 80 north and 60 to 85 south. Friday looks partly cloudy and mild.
Eisenhower Urges Naval Academy Grads to Promote Peace
President Eisenhower addressed 900 Naval Academy graduates in Annapolis urging prevention of war and world peace while stressing strength as a shield for peace. He warned against obsolescence in military management and highlighted defense reform, presenting diplomas to 145 honor men amid 11 000 in attendance.
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Annapolis
Eisenhower
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Academy
Washington
Naval Academy
John W. Poindexter
Odon
Ind
Poindexter
Edwin W
Ned) Oldham
Army
UAW Sets Up Talks With Car Firms
The United Auto Workers moves to restart negotiations with General Motors Ford and Chrysler after extending terms with American Motors. GM’s and Ford’s contracts have expired, Chrysler’s followed, AMC keeps a tentative extension. no firm pacts exist with the big three yet.
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UAW
Detropy
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
AMC
Big Three
Ford
Chrysler
Opening Concert At Sunnyside Thursday
The Atlantic high school band will open the season under Arthur W. Meyer at Sunnyside park at 8 p.m. The eight weekly concerts run each Thursday. The opening program includes Sousa, DeRose, Phillips-Echols, Yoder, Wenrich, and more with marches, overtures, songs, and a sacred selection.
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Atlantic High School
Arthur W. Meyer
Sunnyside Park
Sunnyside
Red Cross Aid Sought After Storm Damages
Red Cross representatives from St. Louis were expected at Garber in southern Calyton County on Wednesday to assist storm victims. Damage to homes businesses and farms totaled up to 100000 dollars.
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Eleader
Red Croes
St. Louis
Garber
Calyton County
St Pauls Lutheran Church to mark 75th anniversary
Atlantic's St Pauls Lutheran Church observes its 75th anniversary with a three day program featuring four former pastors. Revs Homer Larsen Lawrence Siersbeck P C Jensen and Carl Wildrick participate along with sermons greetings and a missionary send off to Tanganyika. An open house displays four oil portraits and a Dana college presentation follows.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Atlantic
Homer Larsen
Cedar Falls
Lawrence Siersbeck
Kenosha
Wis
P. C. Jensen
Blair
Nebr
Synod
Carl Wildrick
Hartland
Siersbeck
E. M. Juel
R. G. Dohrmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Lyle Paulsen
Harlan
Church Council
Martha Altar Guild
Mr. Wildrick
Larsen
William Larsen
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond Hagberg
Nellie Faye Larsen
Atlantic
Tanganyka
East Africa
Sorensen
Maynard Hedegaard
Missionary Society
C. M. Widebeck
Vicinity
Widebeck
Dana College
Pioneer Memorial
G. B. Christiansen
Synod of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. M. Andersen
Trinity Seminary
P. S. Vig
Kristian Anker
Mr. Widebeck
Copenhagen
Denmark
Olaf Kirkeberg
Elk Horn
Wind destroys three planes at Mason City hangar
An 80 mph wind toppled a new steel hangar at Mason City's Municipal Airport and destroyed three airplanes owned by Jerry Dwyer Flying Service. The storm, which dumped three inches of rain, disrupted power and caused more than $35,000 in total losses.
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Mason City
Jerry Dwyer Flying Service
Portable rocket unit lets man run like racehorse
Reaction Motors describes a body strapped rocket unit that in tests allowed a man to rise on the calves of gravity with weightlessness effects. The device, conceived by ex GI Alexander Bohr, aims to boost troop mobility though officials stress it is not a flying machine.
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Denville
N. J
Reaction Motors
Alexander H. Bohr
Robert Mayer
Mayer
Reaction Motor
Lake Denmark
New Jersey
Khrushchev Attacks Tito Policy in Sofia Speech
Premier Nikita Khrushchev publicly criticized Yugoslavia’s Titoist independent communism at the Bulgarian party congress in Sofia. He denounced distortions of ideological issues and insisted the Soviet Union uphold the only true form of communism.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Sofia
Ames Justice Garfield Named Iowa Supreme Chief for Six Months
DES MOINES AP Justice T G Garfield of Ames will serve as chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court for six months beginning July 1 under the court's rotation plan. He was chosen Tuesday by the justices.
U S Considering More Trade With Reds
The United States weighs expanded trade with the Soviet Union after Premier Khrushchev urged President Eisenhower to supply equipment to boost Soviet industrial capacity. Western allies debate which goods would boost military strength as Heuss von Brentano visit and Macmillan prepares talks.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Russia
House weighs Army manpower cuts in defense funding
The House considers reducing Army strength from 900000 to 870000 as the administration pushes a defense bill for 1958 59. An amendment seeks 99 million dollars added to a 38 310 561 000 defense appropriation. The plan lowers current and projected strength by 30 000 and 127 000 respectively.
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Washington
House
Defense Department
Appropriations Committee
De Gaulle Arrives in Algeria to Warm Reception
Premier Charles de Gaulle touched down in Algiers amid a massive public welcome attended by Gen Raoul Salan and key military figures. The visit signals France’s aim to reunite rebels with the motherland and begin addressing the protracted Algerian war, though officials and Moslems pose unresolved questions about integration and future policy.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Raoul Salan
Public Safety Committee
de Gaullé
Gaulle
Salan
France
de Gaulle
Committee of Public Safety
Rohde Family Recovers $150 From Trash Truck
In Tulsa Oklahoma the Rohde family spent an all day search through 5000 pounds of refuse to recover $150. Mrs N W Rohde wrapped the money in tissue and placed it in four hampers before daughter Mary Jo found it, dumped it in a trash basket, and the city truck was later retrieved from a city garage where it had the load.
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Tulsa
Okls
Rohde
N. W. Rohde
Mary Jo
Rohde Cas
Blast injures 3 at Fort Sill rocket launcher
Three Army officers at Fort Sill Oklahoma were slightly injured when a Honest Johan rocket exploded on its launcher. Lt. Frederick A. Rorapaugh reported he was arming fuzes on the magnesium warhead when a click was heard.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Frederick A. Rorapaugh
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