Knowland Brown Clash Over Labor and Water in Ojai Debate
In a face to face clash at Ojai Ventura County Knowland and Brown sparred over right to work laws labor shop rules and water rights Knowland argued for constitutional protection of Southern California water rights while Brown warned of tax increases and service cuts The candidates clashed on crossfiling and Knowland said he would serve a full four year term and seek a second if re elected
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United Press
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Lewer
Southland
Light plane odyssey ends on airliner in San Francisco
Peter Gluckmann, famed flying watchmaker of San Francisco, ends a six week around the world journey in a commercial jet after weather grounded his Beechcraft Botanza near Reno. He had hoped to land at Vacaville to greet about 30 friends and reporters, but could not secure a Sacramento seat and flew into San Francisco instead.
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Nixon on Tour of Colombia
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, buoyed by praise for his stance against Communists, toured Colombia visiting a 1500 acre agricultural station near Bogota. He received the warmest welcome of his eight nation trip, despite protests and heckling from Communists.
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Ultimatum to Tito from Soviet Union Broadcast
Belgrade report says the Soviet Union delivered an ultimatum to President Tito to rejoin the Communist bloc or face consequences. The note, from the Communist Party Central Committee, was said to involve economic pressure. Tito was vacationing on Brioni as Voroshilov postponed a Belgrade visit.
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Battle Flares Near Celebes Amid Indonesian Conflict
Indonesian Central Government troops push rebels on Halmahera Island group as fighting widens near Celebes. Network footage and radio reports cover the clash while President Eisenhower's economic speech looms in New York. Rebels claim Djailoto town capture near Menado air base amid regional turmoil.
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John Medaris Birthday Births Army Missile Chief
Born May 12, 1902 in Milford Ohio John Medaris led the Army guided missile program overseeing America's first successful satellite launch. A Marine Corps veteran since age 16, he served as a WWII leatherneck and helped plan ordnance for the First Army invasion of Normandy. He was known as a crack shot and carried a silver headed swagger stick.
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Ray of Hope In Arms Ban Offer
Washington officials saw a tiny ray of hope in Moscow's latest disarmament offer to Eisenhower. Many weighty questions remained to be answered before the government decides whether Nikita Khrushchev was opening the door to a first step toward an agreement or just propaganda.
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Greek Vote Shapes Up Amid Greek Premiere Candidate Swings
In Athens Premier contestant Maramanlis pursues a Western alignment as Kheushchev's letter to the White House unsettles Greek political circles. With 6,788 of 8,823 districts counted the ERE leads at 43 percent, while EDA and Liberal parties trail in second. The vote totals crown ERE with 1,296,349, the EDA 87,807, Liberal 666,945, Padе Party 223,080, and Populists 94,090 as 1510 candidates contend for 300 Parliament seats.
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Dulles Urges Five Year Renewal of Trade Act in Minnesota
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged a five year renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act at the Minnesota statehood centennial celebration. He linked trade renewal to economic welfare and world peace, citing 1930s tariffs as a warning, and noted support from Swedish Prince Bertil and Danish Prime Minister Hansen.
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Graham Flails False Concepts of Marriage
In San Francisco Billy Graham warned about high divorce rates and urged strict roles for spouses. He cited last year’s one in two divorces and urged wives to revere their husbands and manage the home while husbands should provide, be courteous, and set a good example for children. After the sermon 573 people decided for Christ, bringing conversions to 180 in 14 sermons of his crusade. The next service is Tuesday night.
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Skelton Vows Son's Death Not in Vain
Hollywood varIety star Red Skelton vowed his son Richard’s death would not be in vain as he battles leukemia. The boy, 5 years old, died at UCLA Medical Center after a year of illness. Funeral set for Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional.
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Karamazov Film Booed In Cannes
Cannes audiences booed Hollywood's The Brothers Karamazov during the gala, with Brynner and Bloom greeted by cold shoulder and few claps while others jeered. Reviewers suggested changes to the film and critics labeled the ending Hollywood-like, as some attendees hissed and stood in protest.
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Canadian Pacific Firemen Strike Disrupts CPR Operations
Montreal reports show CPR firemen’s nationwide walkout seen as very effective with broad union support though trains continue moving through Montreal. Top talks paused since Sunday night, with plans to resume today but no time set. Public notices mention San Lorenzo Diplo and education scholarships tied to the strike’s broader impact.
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Rye outputs rise 26 percent in 1957 harvest
Des Moines reports that the nation’s farmers produced 26 percent more rye in 1957 than in 1956. The gain reflects broader grain output growth and influences price expectations for rye farmers nationwide.
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Ball Point Pen Patented in 1888 by MT de Loud
Washington reports the first ballpoint pen received a patent in 1888 credited to MT de Loud. The invention marked a shift in writing tools, with early claims noting its potential for everyday use.
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MT de Loud
Planning Group Warns Of Accidental War
The National Planning Association warns in a nine month study that within 12 years global nuclear war could be sparked by accident or evil intent as nations acquire more weapons and nonstate groups gain access. It forecasts long range missiles nuclear powered aircraft and possibly undersea water aircraft carriers outpacing defenses and making arms control harder. The report titled 1970 Without Arms Control was produced by a special NPA committee.
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Decision on Pond: Suit Postponed
Fremont councilman Wallace Fond faces a postponement in the suit to oust him. Superior Judge A T Shine cited a filing mixup delaying the case for at least a week. Broun and Howe race to complete arguments as Pond faces charge of living outside Fremont to hold the council post from June 1956 through July 1957.
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