California delegates clash over ousting Ziffren at state convention
California's new Democratic delegates gathered for caucuses in Sacramento amid a power struggle between Governor Edmund Brown and national committeeman Stanley Ziffren. Brown seeks to depose Ziffren, aiming to unify delegates and back a single contender, with Kennedy, Symington, Stevenson, and Johnson among the divided preferences. Elizabeth Smith was reelected national committeewoman as ties and leadership questions loom over the California delegation.
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California
Gav. Brown
Paul Bitten
Atty
Stanley McMosk
Los Angeles
Rosk
Ziffren
Tie
Hackewates
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Senate
Lor
Elizabeth Smith
Kentfeld
Munnell
Gay
Glenn M. Anderson
Zittren
Balint
National Committee
Zifren
Svhat
Brown
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlad Stevenson
Sen
Tyntton John
Texas
Rockefeller Defends Civil Rights Progress
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller blamed Democratic bickering for slowing civil rights progress. He praised Eisenhower era gains and urged federal action for school desegregation, removal of federal facility discrimination, and stronger aid to housing and urban programs to speed integration. He spoke to the National Baptist Convention in ALO New York.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Negré Baptist Congress
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Nockelelie
Eyiepitia
Mselt Buf Hockefeller
Speeding Fine for Leandran in San Leandro
Bill Ray Haze, 26, was fined 333 in Municipal Court yesterday after conviction for speeding. He was arrested March 31 by San Leandro police on Davis Street near the Nimitz Freeway following a non injury accident.
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San Leandro
Bill Ray Haze
Junna Aye
Haze
Davis St
Nimitz
Daily Review record notice from Hawwain California
The Daily Review, Inc. is entered at the Hawwain California post office as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3 3573. Communications should be addressed to W. Winton Ave Heyward.
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Hawwain
California
W. Winton Ave
Heyward
Proxmire defends Mueller son over State Dept furniture sale
Sen. William Proxmire says Frederick E. Mueller Jr did nothing improper in selling furniture to the State Department but criticizes the department for buying without competitive bids and air shipping to Caracas. He deflects accusations of waste while noting the sale involved Melais Corp. of Grand Rapids.
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Willam Proxmire
D-Wis
Frederick H. Mueller
State Department
U.S
Caracas
Prosmire
Mueller
Grand Rapids, Mich
Proxmire
Democratic Party
Harn
Albany
Albuquerque
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Buffalo
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Omaha
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Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Frederick E. Mueller
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Muel
San Francisco
Melais Corp
Grand Rapids
Seattle
Tampa
Meg and Antony Return From Caribbean Honeymoon
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones arrived home in Portsmouth after a six week Caribbean honeymoon aboard Britannia. Crowds of about 40,000 cheered as the couple ashore toured harbor customs and boarded a special train to London. The royal yacht dock band played calypso, marking a festive but orderly welcome at the port.
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England
Princess Margaret
Anthony Armstrong - Jones
Britannia
Queen Elizabeth
West Indies
Bargaret
Adm
Manley Power
Margareth
Sotiety
Westminster Abbey
Derby golfer woods pigeons nest on course hole in one trick
Martin Curren the 28 year old golfer climbed an oak tree to reach a pigeons nest and hit a shot from the branches that holed out to six on the fairway. The odd episode occurred during play by Curren who kept the club focused on the ball despite the unusual perch.
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Derby
England
Martin Curren
Plains Storms Diminish After Severe Weather Across States
Storms moved across the Plains with hail and rain easing after earlier violent activity. Tornadoing near Grand Island Nebraska caused minor damage with no injuries. Temperatures fell into the 40s in scattered regions from the Great Lakes to Idaho while readings mostly in 60s and 70s persisted elsewhere.
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Kansas
Missippi Valley
Grand Island
Neb
Weather Bureau
San Francisco Bay Region
Montana
Great Lakes
Mullan
Idaho
Pallston Ark Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Midwest
Binghamton
New York
Unionz
Vero Beach
Fla
Orlando
Fairfax
Tallahasse
Navy painting effort uses 200000 gallons for Independence
More than 200000 gallons of paint and related products were used in painting the Navy's earlier Independence, enough to paint about 3000 average homes.
Castro Accused Of Phony Photo By State Dept
Washington based report states the State Department accuses Cuban leader Fidel Castro of presenting a fake photo of Roy Rubottom Jr and a doctored image of a Washington scene. The events involve Nicaraguan suspect Tacayo and a forged Western Union telegram linking C Allan Stewart to a 1960 meeting.
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Castro
State Dept
Washington
UPI
State Department
Fidel Castro
Inter-American Affairs
Roy R. Rubottem Jr
Sisaed
Rubottem
Nicaragua
Chester Tacayo
Tacayo
Stewart
Secretary of State
Clean A. Herter
Rubottom
Farm Labor Action OK'd By Mitchell
Sacramento AP reports U S Labor Secretary James Mitchell backed refusing imported labor to picketed farms. Irving G Perluss says federal and state law support his view that no bona fide labor dispute exists when strikers are not employees. Farm groups seek a federal ruling while warning harvests slow at some farms due to picketing by AFL-CIO Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee.
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Sacramento
U.S
James Mitchell
California
Irving G. Perluss
Mitchell
SUN
Perluss
Michell
Washington, D.C
Senate Fact Finding Committee On Labor and Welfare
Nat Agricultur
Afl-Cio Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
Peach pits sown from jail cell bloom into trees
In Casper Wyoming an inmate who once pitched peach pits from a third floor cell has produced two thriving peach trees on the jail grounds, illustrating an unlikely act of seeding that grew into a small orchard.
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Casper
Wyo
Almanac Saturday reflections and historic events
The almanac for Saturday June 18 notes the 170th day of the year with 196 remaining. Historical items include 1312 Congress declaring war on Great Britain, 1816 Napoleon defeated at Waterloo, and 1940 Churchill declaring Britain’s coming battle. Somerset Maugham quote offered as thought for today.
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Congress
Great Britain
Duke of Wellington
Field Marshal
von Blucher
Napoleon
Waterloo
Research Pay Bills Pass Despite Battle
Washington AP Senate Republicans clashed over bills to raise federal workers' pay and boost medical research funding. Dirksen fought hard, amendments failed, and both measures passed on margins likely to prompt veto requests. The pay raise affects about 34 million workers, while the health research package exceeded the president's request by hundreds of millions. The body also advanced a water-project authorization and a tax-reduction bill, with sessions extending past midnight.
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Senate
Everett MM. Dirksen
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Dow
Enonigh
Te House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tabor Department
Lisenhower
Olin D. Johmsson
D-80
No Settlement At Lockheed
A strike of 10,000 Lockheed missile workers continued as Convair settled with IAM for 10 days of picketing at Atlas missile bases excluding Vandenberg. Douglas reached a deal for 20,000 workers at Santa Monica and El Segundo, ending the IAM threat there. Details of settlements were not disclosed pending ratification but wages and fringe benefits are expected to rise.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed
Convair
International Assault Machinists
Vandenberg Air Force Base
U. S
Big San Diego
Pomong
Calif
Air Force Bases
Douglas
Santa Monica
el Segundo
IAM
Sante Monica
Merchants Schedule Meetings for San Leandro Sidewalk Days
San Leandro merchants' association sets a noon meeting Monday at Rainbow Drive-In to finalize plans for San Leandro Sidewalk Days on July 14 and 15. A Tuesday breakfast by the San Leandro Chamber Retail Council will also confirm details at Jerry's Pancake Parade on MacArthur Boulevard.
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San Leandro
Four Presidential Hopefuls Look to State Campaigns
Four presidential hopefuls travel to key states to woo voters and convention delegates. Nixon heads to Texas and South Dakota, Kennedy tours Colorado and Iowa, Symington campaigns in North Dakota, and Johnson plans Iowa stops as Democratic delegates weigh first ballots.
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North Dakota
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
F. Kennedy
Mass
Stuart Symingtoy
Wes Keonid
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
Kennedy
Symmion
Herschel C
Loveless
Nixon
Houston
Texas Press Assn
Sioux Falls
S.D
The
American Legion
Fargo
N.D
Colorado Democratic
Invention
Abergeen
South — Dakota
American’ Legion
Symington
Quentin N. Burdick
Tough Luck TV Lawyer Wins Case
Beverly Hills news reports William Talman and seven others cleared of morals charges after an arrest at a March 13 party. Talman, 45, hints at a possible return as Hamilton Burger while Municipal Judge Adolph Alexander dismissed the case for lack of proof of immoral conduct.
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Gat
William Talman
Perry Mason
Eviday
Talman
Talmen
Hamilton Burger
Adolph Alexarder
Boys State and Girls State open in California
Sacramento AP reports Boys State opens with 73 youths attending as the American Legion’s government program for teens. Davis hosts Girls State with 43 girls. both simulate city and county governments with campaigns as the Wig and Tory parties. Top officers will represent California at national meetings.
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American Legion
California
The
Legion Auxiliary
Davis
Caliia
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