Brown water plan wins big at California Democrats
California Democratic central committee members and delegates endorsed Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. for his water plan Prop 1 as the party platform faced internal tension over welfare labor and government organization planks. Central committee elected Williams A. Munnell as southern state chairman and Roger Went as northern chairman amid leadership contests.
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Central Committee
Southern
Assembly
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Monlehello
Tom B. Carvey Jr
Culver City
Munnell
Roger Went
Carmen, War- Shaw
Los Angeles
Virginia Strahan
Banning
Brown
Compton Air Crash Injures Five Near Airport
A PT 26 plane taking off from Compton Airport struck a six family apartment house at runway end. Pilot James Fees 22 and his two daughters were aboard. three aboard the plane were seriously hurt and several residents outside the building were injured. The engine was reported to have failed, a small fire followed the crash, and emergency surgery was planned for one severely injured girl at St Frances Hospital Lynwood.
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Compton
LPI
James Fees
Anaheim
Cherilyn
Sandra
Frances
L. Brown
Mary Purnfey
Ati
St. Frances Hospital
Lyn Jwood
Earthquake Recorded Near New Guinea Alert North of New Guinea
Weston Observatory in Weston Massachusetts logged a tremor located north of New Guinea at :17 05. Bim as recorded on Saturday in California daylight time. The message notes the seismic event with coordinates and timing.
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Weston
Mass
Weston Observatory
New Guinea
Bim
Dominican youths storm Mexican Embassy in Ciudad Trujillo
Inside Today notes report of Dominican youths storming the Mexican Embassy in Ciudad Trujillo. Also mentions the death of well known Pasadena civic leader Dr Margery Freeman at age TI and shows listings for society, trees, classifieds, theatre and TV radio space, with editorials and staff notices on page 26, 15.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Margery Freeman
Pasadena
Adlai Settles on Kennedy Campaign Strategy in Talks
Adlai Stevenson and Senator Kennedy held a joint briefing on Kennedy’s yacht and at his summer home to map foreign policy priorities. Stevenson said no Cabinet post was discussed and he will campaign actively for Kennedy while serving as a foreign policy adviser. He expects backers to support Kennedy wholeheartedly.
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Stevenson
Campaigon
Martin
Kennedy Su
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Daresay
Ater
Tiindis
Massachusetts
California
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Economist Predicts Recession in 1961
economist Leon Keyserling warned that without major shifts in policy the United States would face another recession in 1963. He tempered his outlook by saying a crash like 1929 was unlikely, but a downturn remained probable if policy changes did not occur.
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Washington
Leon Keyserling
Keyserling
Elephant Missing in Desert Near Los Angeles
In Saugus California a two and a half year old 500-pound elephant named Candi escaped from Nature Haven Wild Animal Rental Co causing a desert search by about two dozen people including deputies and trainers. The animal had arrived from India and was kept with other animals for rental to movie studios. Helpers cited possible causes including dislike of the herd and the risk of starvation if not found. The elephant subsisted on a diet of mashed corn and milk and wild grass during the missing days.
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Calif
Wild Animal, Rental Company
Candi
India
Nature Haven Wild Animal Rental Co
Spacre
Los Angeles
Candis
Joye Freeman
Miss Freeman
Canili
Sonn
Cindi
Grateful Pair See Ike Off In Denver Crowd
Norman Steed and his wife Bethy watched President Eisenhow er depart for Newport from a Denver crowd of about 500. Bethy, in tears, pleaded with the President to allow separate off base rations for the couple, while Steed remained with his wife during their weekend in a Lowry Air Force Base vicinity flat.
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Bethy
Eisenhow
Denver
Newport
Mary Palive
Berly
Cupid
Auman Steed
Jonesy
Ley
Tryna
Steed
Lowry Air Force Base
Nixon Accepts TV Time for Presidential Debates
Vice President Richard M. Nixon accepted free TV and radio time for himself and John F. Kennedy to debate campaign issues. He sent telegrams to the major networks urging full, unprepared exchanges of views without interruptions and support for panel questions and individual appearances to express views.
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Stevenson
John P. Kennynedy
Eisenhowwer
Richard MM. Nixon
Washington
Richard ML. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Lodge and Herter Discuss UN Disarmament Talks in Manchester
Publican Henry Cabot Lodge and Secretary of State Christian Herter met at Herter's Manchester summer home to discuss United Nations disarmament talks. They planned rapid outreach to networks NBC CBS and ABC for comment on possible joint coverage. Nixon and Kennedy ties noted as part of broader talks on U S disarmament policy.
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Beverly
Mass
Ienry Cabot Lodge
Christian A. Herter
Norman Thomas Sees LBJ as Powerful V.P.
Norman Thomas, in a TV interview, said a Johnson presidency would feature a very powerful vice president, perhaps as influential as the president. He believed Johnson would hold sway in Senate leadership and push greater influence on legislation and administration.
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LBJ
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Washington
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Tohnson Jay
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Congress
Congo Vice Premier Blasts UN on Katanga Seccession
Congo Vice Premier Gizenga condemned UN forces for failing to stop Katanga secession. He accused Belgian forces of remaining armed in the Congo and urged Belgian troops to withdraw. Gizenga warned UN troops to leave and Congo demands for forces into Katanga were ignored.
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The
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Dag Hammarsk
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Antoine GL ‘Eenga
Hammarskjold
Gizenga
Hammarst
United Nations
Belgium
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Ketanga Nas
Cyprus Holds First General Election Amid Apathy
In Nicosia Cyprus voters participated in the first general election for the soon to be independent island though many citizens showed little interest. Officials reported low turnout and limited public engagement as the process began yesterday with rough results still unclear.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Independent and Star-News auto ad success claim
Elaine VWoglund of San Gabriel says her car sold after three days using an Independent and Star-News classified ad. The notice promotes the ad service with contact options and a toll free number for Valley area readers.
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Star News
Elaine Vwoglund
M. Gerona
San Gabriel
Star-News
Turbulent Korea Election Sparks Protests Across Provinces
Violence erupted in Korea as student protests challenge President Syngman Rhee's ouster amid elections. Police used tear gas in Changnyong Namwon and Taegu areas. arrests reported, including in Seohal. demonstrators attacked officials and a police station. derby-related disruptions noted with Los Angeles youths among entrants.
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Choi
Los Angeles
Alvon
Ohio
Shin Yung Joo
Arpoyo Seca Park
Ryt
Syngman Rhee
Terry Pelster
Downey
Terry
Ensee Wiolor High School
Lae
Rank Freeman
van Nuys
Foothill
Fie
Birmingham High School
John Gale
Westchester
Demonstrators storm county office amid vote disruptions
Fragmentary report describes protesters entering a county office, clashes with officials, and accusations of disrupting vote counts. The damaged text references violence and disarray during a contentious scene tied to political processes.
Mrs Betts Collapses at California Democratic Convention
Mrs Bere Betts, wife of the state treasurer, collapsed in the State Capitol yesterday during the Democratic state convention. Her husband said she had been ill and she was taken home for treatment.
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Sacramento
Bere Betts
Javits Plans to Introduce GOP Rights Plank in Senate
Sen Javits plans to introduce a Republican rights plank in the August congressional session. He aims to secure bipartisan sponsorship to show cooperation. The move follows long-standing civil rights proposals and mirrors debates in both parties about voting protections and federal action.
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