California State Primary Voters Set For Tomorrow
California voters head to the polls tomorrow for party primaries to select nominees for governor U S senator and other offices. Polls run 7 a m to 7 p m with liquor sales halted and government offices closed. Cross filing allows Republicans and Democrats to vote for most offices, with runoff possible in November if no candidate gains a majority.
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William F’ Knowland
U. S
William F. Knowland
Ed Mapad G. Brown
Donald Donaldson
U. S. Senate
Goodwin J McIsco Mayo
Harold Powers
Glenn M. Anderson
Frank Jordan
Henry Ploper
Robert C. Kirkwood
Alan Cranzton
Endorsements for June 8 primary slate
A political slate endorses candidates across offices including Governor Knowland Lt. Governor Powers Attorney General Weinberger Secretary of State Jordan Controller Kirkwood Treasurer Button U S Senator Knight and others. Local officials Francis Dun Jr Schoenfeld Walter Jr Meese Jr plus Propositions A B and incumbent status noted.
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William ¥. Knowland
Harold J. Powers
Inc
Caspar W. Weinberger
Frank M Jordan
Robert C. Kirkwood
A. Ronald Button
U. S
Goodwin J. Knight
House of Representatives
George P. Miller
Guy Warren
State Assembly
Carlos Bee
Robt W. Crown
Finc . Supt. of Public
Skid by Airliner Kills Passenger at Manila Airport
A Pan American airliner skidded off the runway in heavy rain on landing at Manila airport. Filipino passenger Atwina Geryacio died, US Army Capt. William Joseph Herlihey Jr. was injured, others suffered minor bruises. Aircraft landed from San Francisco and Honolulu with 57 aboard.
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Manila
APD
San Francisco
Honolulu
Prayer for Today Blesses Homes and Guidance
A devotional prayer asks for daily blessing and wise gentle leadership in teaching. It seeks to honor God's name and advance his kingdom through righteous paths.
Castro Valley Trustee Race Decided
Castro Valley voters chose Edward Newman a Hayward attorney over Melvin Hammond by two votes after absentee ballots raised Newman's total to 1608 while Hammond stayed at 1605 Incumbent Walter Gunn gained a 9 vote to 2121 Newman to succeed James Joelrie who did not seek reelection Local address details appear in the report with names and votes reflecting a tight May 20 county election
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Castro Valley
Edward Newman
St. Castro Valley
Newman
Hayward
Melvin Hammond
Alameda County
Hammond
Walter Gunn
James Oelrie
Conrad Ct
Christian Science Conclave Opens Meeting in Boston
More than 7000 members of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, gathered in Boston as the annual meeting of the mother church began. The UPI report notes a large turnout and the start of sessions addressing church affairs and healing ministry.
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Boston, Mass
UPI
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Campaign Close In South State Draws Big Votes
In a marathon final push many top candidates focused on Los Angeles County where over 4 million voters will cast ballots. Governor hopefuls Knowland and Brown led last-minut e speeches while Knight and Christopher pressed in Los Angeles. Other frontrunners Weinberger Hillings McCarthy Mosk also campaigned in the South as voters prepare for a broad primary slate including lieutenant governor and state legislative races.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
William “F.knowwland
Edmund G
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Knowland
Piedmont
Washington
Brown
South
Goodwin J. Knight
U.S. Senate
Willl
Beverly Hills
George Christopher
San
Francisco
Knight
GOP
Nator
Aepaign
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Patrick J. Hillings
Arcadia
Demorats
Robert L. McCarthy
Stanley W Mosk
Southland
Rain damage seen to Alameda crops after unseasonal rains
Farm advisor Robert Lateer of UC Extension warns that Bing cherries may split and late season crops like strawberries could suffer rot after early day storms. Strawberries are a $30 million industry in Alameda County, with cherries contributing about $250 million annually. Rain boosted Hayward gauges to 0.28 inches, totaling 36.73 for the year, while other county areas recorded higher totals.
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Alameda County
Robert Lateer
University of California
Agricultural Extension Service
Lateer
Hayward
Inci
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Niles
Decoto
Nationalists clash with Communist ships near Matsu Island
In Formosa waters near Matsu Island three Communist vessels reportedly disappeared after a clash with Nationalist Chinese patrol boats. Nationalists claimed their ships were struck as both sides exchanged fire, with several vessels reported damaged and the fate of the Communist boats uncertain.
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Taipei
Formosa
Orc
Matsu Island
Holiday Road Deaths at 360 in Traffic Toll
A United Press International survey shows at least 360 people killed in traffic accidents from Thursday to last midnight as holiday travel boosts fatalities. California leads in deaths and drownings amid nationwide enforcement efforts to curb the toll.
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UEP BP
Council
Ned H. Dearborn
United Press International
California
Niles Man Arrested After Vehicle Fatally Strikes Pedestrian
Deputy reports arrest of Cavanaugh after a truck, driven by him, struck Martinez near Wasatch Drive. Cavanaugh, father of three, admitted two beers earlier and said he was distracted by a cat before the collision. He returned to the scene, then to the family home before police were alerted by his wife.
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Thomas EB. Cavanaugh Jr
Charles Bird
Niles
Niles Essanay
Cavanaugh
Phata
Wasatch Dr
Frank
Ray
Mar
Martinez
Pelice
Peruvian woolly monkey Tarzan missing from Lake Chabot home
The nine month old pet monkey Tarzan, kept at the Springer residence on Lake Chabot Road, was last seen in the front yard trees while described as unusually humanlike. The family dog Boxer mourns as Tarzan and the dog played tag daily, with Tarzan reportedly aiming to bite the tail.
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Chabe
Springer
Lake Chabot Rd
Tarzan
Spring
Shenent
Hightly
Pay raise for U.S. workers approved by House
The House today approved a 4.10 percent pay boost for federal workers, retroactive to Jan. 1, costing over 542 million dollars annually. The measure passed by voice vote with no opposition, aiming to include sizable retroactive payments and larger reforms pending Senate action.
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UPI
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Modarelli
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U.S. Suit Revived On Soap Firms
A revived U S lawsuit targets three soap manufacturers over alleged product or business practices. Plaintiffs claim harm and seek redress in federal court, with the case reviving past disputes and expanding potential liability for the firms involved.
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U.S
CHP Expects Worse as Key System Strike Hits Bay Area
Commuters jammed Eastshore Freeway and other Bay bridges as the sudden Key System strike added hundreds of cars to the rush hour. Government officials warned traffic would worsen with more drivers. Key workers returned to yards after failed wage talks. union demands include 20 cents now, paid holidays, 40-hour week, and longer vacations. Pickets formed at three East Bay yards and at Emeryville and Oakland locations.
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Bay” Bridge
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East Bay
Richmond
Hayward
San Leandro
Howe
Union
Seminary
Ave
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MacDonald Irmond
Patio
Emeryville
De Gaulle Faces Split Over Third Demand in Paris Fight
In Paris, Premier Charles de Gaulle won partial support for two thirds of his program but faced stubborn opposition. The National Assembly remains divided as rival factions push back against his plans, threatening a clash over the remaining legislative items.
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UPI
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Gaulle
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Chao
Legislati
Veaming
Andyner
Podels
De Gaulle demands three bills to reshape government
The French leader presses Parliament to approve three emergency power and constitutional bills before forming a full cabinet. A spokesman says De Gaulle will not depart for Algeria until Parliament adopts all measures, signaling a demand for unity or no action.
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Algevia
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de Gaulle
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