Attorney General Race Remains Close in California
In a tight post primary count Brown leads the Democratic ticket over Knowland for the attorney general race. Los Angeles County and other large counties still to tally could decide the winner, while Oakland school tax proposal awaits absentee results. Local races in Alameda and surrounding areas proceed toward November, with state senate and school superintendent contests also undecided.
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Alameda County
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Eden Township
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Castro
Valley
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Bnick
Castro Valley
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William
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George
Edu
Eston
Feo
Tin County
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Ruin
Cobheilman Ohn
Holmdahl- Worthe
Will
Kent Pursel
Berkeley
Senate
Pursel
Decoto School
Harold Senachald
Rock la Fleche
Statewide early returns show tight races for governor and senator
Early results cover 18,154 of 26,363 precincts. Democratic Brown leads governor with 1,263,991, while Republican Knowland has 211,502. For U.S. Senate, Christopher and Knight split votes with Knight at 221,715 and Christopher at 162,284, amid fragmented attorney general tallies.
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Knowland
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Knight
Engle
Heuss Vows German American Peace in Congress Speech
West German President Theodor Heuss told a joint session of Congress that Germans will never again fight the United States and affirmed that postwar Germany is an integral part of the Western world. The address aims to reassure allies of renewed German ties with the West and commitment to peace.
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Washington
UPI
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Congress
Boys Held in Bomb Blast in Sacramento
Two teenage high school boys faced charges after a homemade tube bomb exploded on a Sacramento street, fatally wounding 15 year old Mary Redman who was hospitalized with burns and chest injuries. Detective Arthur Stanley said the blast narrowly missed other bystanders as the device tore through a pile of books she carried home from school. The suspects were arrested soon after and charged with felonious use of explosives for the weapon made from a metal tube packed with gunpowder and sulfur.
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Sacramento
UPI
T Young High School
Mary Redman
Arthur Stanley
Robot translator race worries U.S. official
Chairman John Moss of the House Information Subcommittee warned that Pentagon funded meal-ax economies may spur the U S Soviet race to develop a robotic translator of foreign books. The Air Force said it expects to have an electronic brain by mid 1961 to translate Russian texts at a push of a button. Moss cited fears of a Sputnik like leap in information during an International Conference on Information in Washington.
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UPI
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House Information Subcommittee
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Air Force
Plase
Washington
De Gaulle appeals for peace in Algeria to Moslem rebels
General Charles de Gaulle addressed about 50 000 in Constantine urging Moslem rebels to lay down arms promising equal rights for nine million Muslims and one million European settlers. Reactions were mixed across Algerian circles with some calling the speech a catastrophe and others predicting a long struggle.
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Senator's Wife Defends Bathing Suit Photo
Mrs. Maurine Neuberger wife of Oregon's Democratic senator defends her right to appear in a bathing suit. She argues the image reflects American women and Oregon pride noting local fundraising for Democrats and mixed letters from constituents about propriety. She cites commerce data showing widespread sale of women's swimsuits in 1957 to support her stance.
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Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Pete
Neuberger
Ip-Do
Mississippi campus blocks Negro minister seeking admission
Rev. Clennon King, intent on entering the University of Mississippi, faced a police and state safety squad on campus. He was escorted indoors for a conference after declaring he had not been admitted, amid ongoing disputes over integration and access.
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University of Mississippi
State Safety
Clennon King
Nege
Tor
Tornado Devastates Farmlands Across Wisconsin and Minnesota
A deadly outbreak of tornadoes ripped through Minnesota and Wisconsin killing at least 26 people and wounding around 150. Colfax and Badot suffered severe damage with hundreds of homes destroyed or ruined. Rescue workers, National Guardsmen, and Red Cross teams mobilized across Dunn Chippewa and surrounding counties to search for victims and prevent looting.
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UPI
National Guardsmen
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Red ‘Cross
AL Colfax
Chippewa Falls
Clark County
Chippewe County
Colfax
Badot
Av Twister
St. Cloud
Minn
Albany
Wisconsin
Wilson
Adelhoast
Williamsons
Dunn
Colla
Chippens
Menormont
Farming - Com
Prayer for Today Inspires Praise and Trust in God
A brief devotional prayer gives thanks for God’s love and power. It speaks of creation, divine care for all creatures, and the strength found through faith to overcome daily trials and major disasters threatening peace. Amen.
House OKs Fund Boost for Military
The House voted 389 to 0 to approve an amendment boosting Army manpower to 990,000, delaying cuts to 870,000. The plan, backed mainly by Democrats and opposed by Republicans, would add about 12.6 billion to the military bill, with much of the increase earmarked for submarines and rockets under Eisenhower’s proposal.
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Washington
House
Ory Salas
Italy
Eisenhower
President Ike says foreign aid authority faces limits
Washington UPI reports President Eisenhower stated he seeks authority to telites but opposes placing such a provision in the Foreign Aid measure. He emphasized cautious use of aid and clear limits on foreign assistance powers.
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Washington
UPI
Hisenhower
Tol Telites
Uch
Rebel forces probe Sierra in Cuba amid mounting casualties
In Havana, loyal troops push into the Sierra to locate rebel pockets. Reports say more than 100 soldiers wounded in the initial five days, with unclear casualty counts for rebels as the operation continues.
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Havana
UPI
Sierra
Key System Strike Nears End After Federal Mediation
Oakland and San Francisco area transit workers inch toward settlement after roughly 20 hours of talks under the Federal Conciliation Service. Regional Director Arthur Vint and conciliator Ralph Patterson led meetings with union and Key officials, with a tentative merit to end the three day strike set by Saturday.
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Federal Contelaters
Arthur”Vint
Federal Conciliation Service
Ralph’ Patterson
San Francisco
Oakland, Bay Bridge
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