Five California Assemblymen Winning Senate Nominations
Five state assemblymen won nominations for the California Senate in primary races that unfolded as expected. Democrats aimed to extend their leads in both houses amid reapportioned districts based on the 280 census, with current margins and vacancies noted.
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Senate
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Richard Richards
U.S. Senate
Elderly voter proves spry at local precinct voting
At Precinct 3816 near Harte School in Havaward, voter number 50, Mrs. Jamia Bomar, 101, signed legibly and cast her ballot unaided. The scene showed no unusual delay or irregularity as she moved to a private booth and deposited the ballot, matching expected civic duty.
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Anna Bomar
Hayward
Steve Rubiolo
Precnet 3816
Rel Harte School
Havaward
Insurance Man Alsop To Run In Conn Race
Connecticut Republicans named insurance company president Alsop as their gubernatorial candidate after a long four hour fight. Alsop won by 30 votes on the eighth ballot over former State Chairman Edwin H. May, while May could challenge via convention under state law. House Speaker Anthony Wallace withdrew on the seventh ballot, leaving Alsop May and others in the field.
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May
Houses
Anthony Wallace
Wallace
Crash Kills Patrolman in Highway 24 Embankment Plunge
Patrolman William R. Hamilton, 53, a 33-year California Highway Patrol veteran, died when his car skidded and fell 0 feet down a steep embankment on Highway 24. He joined the force at 21 as a desk sergeant in Concord. The gubernatorial race and Senate nomination dominated the scene as delegates gathered. Hamilton’s death comes amid political maneuvering for the GOP ticket and a Congressional at large race.
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Vanes Creek
Wiliam R. Hamilton
California
U.S. Senate
Hamilton
Concord
Abraham Ribicoff
William
Rep
Frank Kowalski Jr
Heyward
Berkeley
Nixon Wins Over Party Faithful In Los Angeles Rally
President Nixon arrives at Wilshire Boulevard HQ before 11 PM as cheering crowds greet him. He credits his campaign strength to support from newspapers pamphlets and well-informed women voters while acknowledging opponents and urging unity.
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Itivtard
M. Nixon
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Patricia
Daugh
Snow
Ters
Tricia
Julie
For Democrats
Nixon
Art Uur
Murphy Leads In California Gubernatorial Primary
Murphy led the three candidate field in California's GOP gubernatorial primary with 10,842 votes as results counted. Pat Brown backer Edmund G. (Pat) Brown was praised by Murphy, who noted volunteers and broad support while acknowledging ongoing tallies and a strong Republican turnout. The piece cites shifts in local endorsements and mentions figures from Newark and Hayward, including Dr. George Silliman and Kenneth Steadman.
Burglary Suspects Captured After Hayward Scene
Two young men admitted to three earlier burglaries after police surprised them during an attempted break in at the Palma Ceia Golf Center in Hayward. Gary Tachiera and Willmes surrendered following a warning shot, with officers recovering change and a bronze tag. Tachiera faces multiple charges. Willmes remains on bail with a prior conviction warrant.
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Palma Ceia
Mesperian Blvd
Gary Tachiera
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Willmes
Albert Bradley
Mike Stith
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James Pivehio
Abso Tnce
Fremont
Horenan
Haywards
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Truman Cards Nixon in California Race Remarks
Former President Harry S. Truman urged election of Richard Nixon’s opponent in California governor race calling Nixon dangerous for the nation. He spoke during a morning walk and breakfast with James A. Furlay while criticizing Nixon and endorsing Kennedy’s AMA statement on social security criticism.
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American Medical Association
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AMA
Junior College Budget Proposal Increases Over Prior Year
South County Junior College District trustees received a proposed operating budget rising by over 300000 to 1,757,000 for the next fiscal year. Despite the higher budget the property tax is set to drop about 2 cents due to increased assessed valuation. The levy would be 4.17 per hundred dollars, down from 4.35. Trustees will study the plan and must adopt by June 26 as enrollment is expected to nearly double.
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Notable Candidates List for Massachusetts Senate Race
Massachusetts voters face a choice among former Governor John Lodge incumbent Rep Horace Seely Brown and Vivien Kellem famed for her GIF criticizing the federal government over withholding and other matters.
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John Lodge
Horace Seely Brown
R-Com
Vivien Kellem
Exex
Lesser Charge Hell Box Marine Will Plead Guilty
Marine Set West, 32, announced he would plead guilty to reduced charges after claiming he was confined in a hell box during an Okinawa trial. Attorney Hanlon said the move followed treatment requests and called the decision a serious mistake. West faced multiple charges including black marketing and escape reports state.
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Robert Han J Non
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Animallike Treat Stary Appeals
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History Group Meets Tonight at Wesle Gordon Topic
Wesle Gordon coordinates a talk on Fos acience studies for San Lorenzo sus at 2 PM in Bret Harte Wayward Area Historical Sc-School. Paul McLennan serves as society president and guest speaker for the evening.
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San Lorenzo
County Puts Off Dismissal in Alameda Hearing
Alameda County Supervisors delayed Dr. Joel Farr's dismissal hearing to June 12 and scheduled a July 17 public hearing on Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans. Purl of the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic seeks dismissal for partisan activity and asked for a continuance to present witnesses. The continuance requires political abstention. Fort agrees barring admission of fault. The board has 15 days after the rapid transit hearing to act. San Francisco will hold hearings July 8 and 22 for different cases.
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Coate to Talk On Investments at Broadmoor Club
Robert Coate of Castro Valley an investment broker will speak at a June 13 Broadmoor Men's Club meeting in San Leandro. He is a Chabot College Board of Trustees member and will be introduced by president Charles Stone. The 1 45 p.m. dinner session will cover Securities Investments and overall Economic Health at Broadmoor Community Church 401 Bowling Big.
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Robert Coate
Castro Valley
Broadmoor Men's Club
Coate
Chabot ‘College Board of Trustees
Charles Stone
Economcic Health
Broadmoor
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