Pat Brown seen as sole California delegate contender
A column argues Governor Pat Brown aims to control the California delegation for the national convention, suppressing competition for delegates and sidelining Kennedy and Stevenson. It criticizes the move as favoritism, noting the loss of cross filing and likening the system to totalitarian voting.
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Gov. Brown
Sen. Kennedy
California
Govermors
Puerto Rico
Adlai Stevenson
Brown
Hitler
Germany
Russia
San Pedro FCC Supervisor Office Moves to New Quarters
Officials announced the San Pedro Federal Communications Commission supervisor office will relocate to new quarters at 355 Weekth, PSW, San Pedro. The office was formerly in the San Pedro Post Office building.
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Fea
FCC
San Pedro
State Lands Commission Halts Tidelands Drilling Plans
The State Lands Commission met in Sacramento and pledged rigorous action to stop future tidelands oil drilling to prevent land subsidence near Long Beach and Alamitos Bay. It warned leases may be denied if drilling threatens land stability and notified the Navy and Long Beach City Council of its policy. Francis Hortig cited Navy concerns over sinking and possible moves of installations such as the Naval Shipyard.
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Long Beach
Sacramento
U. S. Navy
Ture
Sotice of Commission
State Lands Commission
Tidelands
Alamitos Bay State Park
Navy
Commission
Francis Hortig
Naval Shipyard
Herter Returns From Big 4 Talks Blaming Soviets for Geneva Failure
Secretary of State Christian A Herter returned from Geneva blaming the Soviet Union for the talks failure saying they pursued an objective that made agreement impossible. He noted the talks reduced Berlin crisis tension and narrowed some differences, as Eisenhower prepares for a Khrushchev meeting. A jetliner brought Herter and aides from Geneva to Washington where he pledged continued effort to safeguard allied rights amid future talks.
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Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Kremlin
West
Berlin
Possie
Herter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Moratorium Clamped on Jet Blasts
Ottawa Air Force Starfighter failed to break the sound barrier during a demonstration for the Canadian cabinet. A sonic blast shattered windows at the new Ottawa airport terminal, with damage estimates ranging from three thousand to potentially one hundred thousand dollars. Opening delayed. Captain Schulstad reports being told not to fly supersonically. Vladimir Yakov Yerofeyev named Soviet ambassador to Egypt after Kiselev moves to Foreign Ministry. Yerofeyev previously led the European division of the Foreign Office.
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Air Force
Uplands
Department of Transport
G. L. Schulstad
Westover Air Base
Mass
Saa
Moscow
W.fravda
Vladimir Yakov Jevich Yerofeyev
United ‘Arab Republic
Yevgeny D. Kiselev
Foreign Ministry
Yerofeyev
Foreign Office
Sera
British Commonwealth Affairs
Weather Forecast and Tide Alerts for Region
A weather notice summarizes coming conditions with high and low tides. It notes strong upcoming winds and possible storm effects. Forecast mentions high tides around two feet and lower nighttime levels, with Thursday expected to bring further coastal impacts and caution for marine traffic.
Ike to Spend Few Days in Country Soon
President Eisenhower will work from his Gettysburg farm before heading to Europe to consult Allied leaders. White House officials said offices will be set up in Gettysburg and a downtown press room opened to accommodate reporters next Tuesday. Hagerty called it his vacation and noted rest will be brief due to ongoing business and Khrushchev’s anticipated visit to the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Europe
White
Nikite S Khrushcherg
United States
Theatrical Veteran Clarence Derwent Dies in New York
Clarence Derwent, 74, veteran actor and leader in the theatre, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment. His career spanned more than 50 years. At the time of death he led the American National Theater Academy and previously served as president of Actors Equity Association from 1946 to 1952.
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New York
Clarence Derwent
Manhattan
Derwent
American National Theater Academy
Actors Equity Assn
Beachfront Stay At Hustington Hotel District
Fragmentary notes describe beachfront lodging near the Hustington Hotel along ocean drive. Repeated lines mention wing lanes, blue ocean views, and unclear references to rates, services, and nearby streets. The readable portions imply a coastal hotel listing with uncertain details.
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