Democrats Lead in Michigan Upswing Reflects Wayne County Support
With strong Wayne County backing, Michigan Democrats surged to comfortable leads in all 10 statewide offices. Three Democratic judicial nominees led in partial counts, signaling broad gains. Republicans faced stiff opposition for highway commissioner and education posts as early returns showed large gaps.
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Assemblyman McMillan backs suspension of death penalty
A-5 story notes Assemblyman Lester McMillan has abandoned abolition of capital punishment in favor of a measure to suspend the death penalty for years. The report also mentions discussions by Mornaday on various topics including a cartoon segment and national affairs.
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Ike and caddies reshape Augusta Masters tale
Ike’s caddy situation shifts as the president’s longtime helper Cemetery Nad to be replaced amid talk of new Masters champion prospects. Dudley, former assistant caddy master, says he was too slow to keep up with Ike as Augusta prepares for the weekend rounds. Cemetery recalls his nickname after a morgue incident and notes Ike’s fondness for him despite the changing caddy lineup.
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Bruin Hero Loudd Held on Sex Charge at UCLA
UCLA football figure Loudd and four men were arrested on charges of crimes against children after three boys aged 11 to 15 reported sexual molestation. The group, including former UCLA player Rommie Lee Landd and others, deny the accusations as they await arraignment in jail.
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Failure Ends Life After Rejection for Dog Warden Post
Plainville police say Peter Sturgeon aged 44 shot himself Monday night after being rejected for reappointment as town dog warden. He reportedly felt unable to cope with the failure and personal setback.
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L A C says British strike could rival U S impact
The British strike threat looms near two million workers if unresolved, a scale comparable to six million American workers. Unions seek a 10 percent wage rise while current averages show British weekly pay at 36.24 dollars versus 93.60 dollars in the United States. Purchasing power may differ, with caution on the implied equivalence.
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Brisk Winds Buffet L B Area More Due
Gusty winds toppled trees and disrupted power across the region Monday with 80 mph gusts in some spots. Weather officials warned of a repeat today with small craft advisories from Orranside to Point Conception extending into tonight. In Los Angeles area winds up to 72 mph felled trees and downed power lines, while San Fernando Valley saw widespread damage and a truck carrying plywood overturned. In Mojave Desert two trailers were toppled as the worst storm in 40 years affected the area. No injuries reported.
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Senate Labor Probe Hit by Bridges
Harry Bridges, head of the ILWU, charged at the union convention that the Senate rackets investigating committee is out to do a job on labor. He warned of more anti-labor tactics and hinted at a deal between McClellan and Meany as hearings climaxed with Dave Beck’s appearance.
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Weathered opinions echo Kilmer era TV woes
Fragmentary verse riffs on Walt Disney and Kilmer style figures, mocking public figures and television antennas. The text mentions “WAL,” a winded war, and a wood-card tier in Tos An terest, with a chaotic, satirical tone. No clear dates or locations emerge.
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Hands Off Warnings to Egypt
United Press reports Israel warned it will sail a ship into the Suez Canal and deem Egyptian attempts to stop it an act of war. Jerusalem officials said seized ships would have serious consequences. UN Secretary General Hammarskjold said Egypt has outlawed raids from Gaza and UNEF will help prevent incursions if allowed. Tehran officials said Premier Mussadein Alaa has resigned under US aid pressure and will stay until a new cabinet is formed. In Amman reliable sources said Premier Suleiman Al Nabulsi planned to submit resignations to King Hussein.
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Judge Jail Mom and Son in Hammond Kill Case
A Bible reading mother Gladys Martin and her son Anthony Brewbaker were sentenced after pleading guilty to a planned killing of Martin, the stepfather, as they returned from a visit. Prosecutors said they arranged the death because Martin was drunk, with the son receiving 2 to 2 1/2 years in the Indiana Reformatory and the mother a lesser charge.
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Chicago Gangster Mired in Loot Tangle After Banker Murder
In Chicago a banker linked to Sam Giancana and Leon Marcus is found dead after a half million in papers, including a $156,000 loan and a $100,000 receipt. Police trace uncashed checks, bonds, and a $200,000 check amid underworld financial entanglements and possible motives tied to missing funds and a gangland raid on state funds.
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Ballroom Blaze Destroys Los Angeles Colonial Ballroom
A one story Colonial Ballroom in downtown Los Angeles burned Monday hours after being ordered closed for fire and structural hazards. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators examined the scene, noting the building had just faced safety orders a week earlier.
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Johnson Urges Cost Consciousness Campaign in Budget Fight
Washington AM report says the federal payroll hit a peak in January. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson urges the administration to launch a cost consciousness drive to help trim President Eisenhower’s budget.
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No Designs on L B at Present Allen Amends 1956 Tideland Pact
Allen said no designs against Long Beach as he introduced a spot bill in the current session to amend the 1956 tide lands pact. He noted the measure would affect state control over tidelands and that Long Beach officials plan to testify before a committee on this and related bills.
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