CDC Calls for Trade With China (Continued From Page A-1)
The article covers Democratic state hot topics from endorsements at a convention. It notes Judge Mosk facing internal party opposition for attorney general, and Robert McCarthy of San Francisco plans to run regardless. It details treasurer, secretary of state, and lieutenant governor endorsements, highlights Engle versus Peter Odegard for Senate, and reports on Knowland’s political positioning, labor planks, and the CDC’s unofficial endorsements with over 40,000 members.
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Judge Mosk
Robert L McCarthy
San Francisco
CDC
Long Beach
Gerald Chapman
Compton
Claude E. Young
Santana
Betts
San Diego
Sander Johnon
Los Angeles
Johnson
Lopez
John Anson Ford
Anderson
O.K
Tom Carrel
San Fernando
Engle
Peter Odegard
Senate
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Fresno
Carrell
Harold Powers
Andergues
Mosk
Assembly
FEPC
Caspar Weinberger
San
Francisco
GOP
U.S
W. F
Patrick Hillings
al- Knowland
Cadia
Hillings
Nixon
George Lait Dies A Hollywood Publicist At 51
George Lait, 51, a former New York journalist and top Hollywood publicist, died Sunday of lung cancer after months of illness. Son of late Jack Lait, editor of the New York Daily Mirror, he worked 21 years in the Hearst chain with INS, served as World War II war correspondent in North Africa, later led publicity at Columbia Pictures and was assistant director of publicity at Universal-International Studios at his death.
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Hollywood
George Lait
Anand
Lait
Jack Lait
New York Daily Mirror
Hearst
International News Service
North Africa
INS
Columbia Pictures
Universal-International Studios
Truman Assails Budget Policy In Interview
Former President Harry S Truman, speaking in a hotel lobby, criticized Eisenhower for being a poor policy and budget maker. He praised Eisenhower as a great military commander only because he had someone to tell him what to do, and told reporters that they were the commander in chief.
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New York Vs
Harry S, Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Europe
NATO
Okinawan Vote Sees Communist Backed Candidate Win
In Nagasaki Na ha Okinawa a Communist backed candidate Kaneshi defeated U S favored Saichi Kareshi by about 2 000 votes as disqualifications trimmed ballots and Taira was blocked by U S forces General Moore watched a bitter contest with Tokyo aligned rivals cheering Kaneshi while Kaneshi’s district produced late gains and a street celebration followed by a cautious official tally.
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Naha
Okinawa
United States
Saichi Kareshi
U.S
Tatuo Taira
Kaneshi
Taira
Wansehi
Six in Family Die in Ny Crossing Tragedy
In Potsdam New York a family of six perished when their car was struck by a Rutland Railroad freight train at a grade crossing near Massena Center. The dead include Michaud Howard 32 and his wife Eliza 25 and four children Nancy 6 Linda 4 Carolyn 2. A fifth child Howard 31 months survived with injuries. The crash occurred Saturday night in the northern New York village.
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Potsdam
Howard
Michaud
Massena Center
Eliza l
Rutland Railroad
Beth Snyder
Nancy
Linda
New. York
Carolyn
A. Sori
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Knowland
Intercommunity Hospital
Covina
Jerry Sharpen
Lakewood
Crystal Lake
L.A
Phan
Aygue
Long Beach Tech
Morwad Hall
Locuri Avenue
Angeles
Zan
Tark
Western
Wilshire
Kanesats
James Moore
Moore
Flowevel
Riley
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Runewneaugh
Hhe Boulevard
Ocean
Obales
Rivare Bathe
Brand All Toomr
Avery Ting
Club Mesktastic
Rarwar Ieee
Crossin
Cote
Minu
Susan
American Ave
Sears
L. . Hemlock
Nt Argalas Gan
Jake B. Roud
Helmweld
Trios Manor
Park Lane
Wal
Pup Clothes
Ying Savings
Nest Loz Angeles
Valley
Fiora
Scotland
Pasorama
Westchester
Hellywood
Huntington Park
Glendale
Crenshaw
BOND
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
Croxcerutnam
KITV
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