Wrangle Cuts GOP Conference Short
SACRAMENTO The Republican State Central Committee adjourned early after a bitter wrangle over State Senate reapportionment. Lacking a quorum new chairman VY Johnt Krehbiel of Pasadena halted sessions before resolutions on reapportionment water income tax reduction and four year terms for assemblymen were acted upon. Prop 18 was urged by Southern California supporters for November 1. STATE SEN John F McCarthy of San Rafael opposed Prop 15. Knowland argued Nixon is the best immediate choice over Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Republican State Central Committee
Senate
Johnt Krehbiel
Pasadena
Southern
California
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Charles E T
Edward Shattuck
Richard Nixon
Knowland
Long Beach Students Win Ford Industrial Arts Prizes
Eleven Long Beach and one San Pedro student won Ford Motor Co prizes in the 11th annual Industrial Arts Awards. Winners include James W. Lester of Jordan High and Richolas Tonsich of San Pedro, with multiple first and second prizes in mechanical drawing, graphic study, architectural drawing, and more. Lester earns a three day Dearborn trip with his instructor. Several other Millikan, Wilson, and Poly High students receive cash prizes and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
San
ASA
Lester
Ben H. Palmgren
Atlantic Ave
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Hal Johnson
Faust Ave
Millikan High School
Volkswagon
Jerry Leipersberger
Keynote Ave
Millikan ‘S High
Larry Dotson
Millikan High
Jeff Mann
Los Altos Ave
Wilson High
Nixon Ticket Sealed by California GOP Electors
In Sacramento 32 electors chosen by the Republican state convention pledge to vote for Vice President Richard Nixon if the GOP wins California. Names listed include Richard A. Aschieris and Marion Block. Debate over a quorum and roll call delayed proceedings as members discussed the future Nixon administration amid Khrushchev and Khrushchev era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Richard Nixon
Richard A.aschieris
Ladoga Ave
Marion Block
Tartar Ln
Compton
Highlights of Republican State Platform Listed
Sacramento outlines a broad GOP platform focusing on opposing gerrymandering in reapportionment, promoting voter integrity where feasible, and continuing efforts to modernize social services for the elderly and disabled. It calls for reevaluating school funding, boosting teacher pay, and supporting labor rights, veteran care, and unemployment insurance while advocating lower taxes and smaller business burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Mead
Urgas
State
Awars
Visiiaita
Volun- Dellares Pamus
Taw
Vutariors Gantaing Taeinous
Waieroner Bor
Brown
Ivory Coast Declares Independence Amid Parade and Tears
Ivory Coast, led by President Houphouet-Boigny, proclaimed independence in Abidjan after police clashes as crowds burst into the National Assembly. A 101 gun salute echoed the moment while the president praised De Gaulle’s role in Africa’s push for dignity and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
UPI
Assembly
Houphouet-Boigny
National Assembly
West Africa
Paris
Livory Coast
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle Jean
Plory
Gondby
Nixon rests eyes on Congress session
Vice President Nixon, facing a Senate session that could impact his presidential bid, rests at home after attending Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church with Pat and daughter Tricia. He plans to stay in Washington rest of Sunday. Nixon will preside in the Senate as Republicans seek quick action on bills left over when Congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Senate
Erle Minagh
Orange Ave
Franklin
Donald ¥. Schmidt
Ligent
Garlota Ave
Poly High
Nixon
Washington
Metropolitan Memoria
Methlodist Church
Paul W.galdin
Pat
Tricia
Julie
Florida
PVE
Johnson
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Congress
Cairg
Egypt
Jean
Israel
University of
al Azhar
United Arab Republic
Iran
Rail Robbery Makes Cents in San Francisco
Rail service in San Francisco was briefly disrupted as a petty thief stole 1600 dollars in coins from the Municipal Railway Sunday. Meanwhile President Eisenhower’s special message to Congress shifts debate from bills to the policy packages for housing education medical care foreign aid and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Municipal Railway
Eisenhower
Congress
Powers family plans Russia trip amid spy trial uncertainty
Oliver and Mrs Powers travel from Roanoke to Washington for the spy case of Francis Gary Powers. The pilot’s wife hopes for the best but expects the worst as proceedings in Russia loom, while Powers weighs possible intercession with Soviet authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roanoke
Oliver
Washington
D.C
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Reyuwhkan Gumeae
Aor Ee
Nixon
Russia
We Paubek
Gon
Deate
York
Eisenhower
Elder Powers
Accountis
Wash
Nikita Khrushchev
Riots and arrests erupt in Sweden towns during Cannon Race weekend
Wild disorder erupts in Karlskoga and Gallno with hundreds of youths. arrests exceed 50 in Karlskoga and 70 in Gallno as police face bottles, fire hoses, and stoning. A guard is injured and fire crews withdraw after rioters damage property and overwhelm responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Karlskora
Stirling Moss
Great Britain
Joachim Bonnier
Gallo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herb Klockstein
Charles Conrad
Hollywood
Clark Bradley
San Jose
Wrangle
GOP
Morrie Landsberg
Republcang
John F. Kennedy
Lodee
Richolas Tonsich
19Th
St. San Pedro
San Pedro High
United States
Territories
Canada
James W. Lester
Gundry Ave
Jordan High School
Michael Grey Reed
Nipomo Ave
Michael A. Warner
Raymond Ave
Ini
Andy Solum
Walnut Ave
Hughes
Sfor
Entity Council
Lesley Curley
Assembly Chamber
Capitol
Massachusetts
Lyndon G. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Lees Chiang
Taipei
Formosa
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Chiang Kaishek
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
America
Shah
Birmingham
England
Joseph Beard
London
Joan
Trafalgar Square
Pallmall
Buckingham Palace
Syarkman
Municipal Auditorium
Lafayette Hotel
Ohiqui
Jon
Byron Palmer
Manny Harmon
Marian Rankin
Lennon Sisters
Lawrence Welk
City OF
Port OF
Ray
Ginny Tia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!