No Place to Go for Southern Democrats Says LAC
LAC column argues southern states will not switch from the Democratic ticket due to seniority and party control. It cites Lyndon Johnson on the ticket, civil rights debates, and right to work concerns, predicting the one party system will persist and warn northern liberals about power balance. Craig Hosmer cited for reelection to five terms.
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Lyndon Johnson
South
Congress
Long Beach
Craig Hosmer
House
L.A.C
Long Beach and Vicinity Weather Forecast Summary
Long Beach and vicinity expect mainly sunny today and Sunday with some nighttime clouds. A few scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms may occur in inland and desert areas with minor temperature changes and variable winds. The coastal region shows variable cloudiness with morning fog and slight temperature shifts. Sunrise 6:00 am, sunset around 7:36 pm, tides high in the afternoon and evening, with low tides near dawn.
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Long Beach
Lille
Montlali
Temparatty
Interior
Desert
Kealans
Pilategnan
Cfenge
Cancepeien Te
Rhee Foe Wins Vote Amid Violence in Seoul Election
In South Korea's first post revolution election the Democratic Party led by Chang won a solid victory as fighting and ballot box attacks marred Friday counts. 166 districts reported at least 12 percent for the Democrats with Chang securing his Seoul district seat. the 233 seat lower house and 58 seat upper house makeup will shape the next government.
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Seoul
South
Chang
Democrats
National Assembly
Rhee
Farm Area Men Meet With Nixon in Chicago
Spokesmen from nearly half the states meet Republican presidential nominee Richard Nixon in Chicago for a facts and viewpoints exchange aimed at firming up a workable agricultural program. About 60 farm area congressmen candidates and delegates attend, spanning Minnesota to Texas and California to Vermont, to discuss problems and solutions. California participants include Warren Brock of El Centro and Ray Arbuthnot of Laverne.
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Chicago
Richard Nixon
America
Nixon
Minnesota
Texas
California
Vermont
Warren Brock
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Ray Arbuthnot
Laverne
Nevada
Pomona
Nixon Campaign Begins Fast Pace Across States
Nixon outlined a vigorous schedule for next week to drive his campaign. He will meet in Washington with Henry Cabot Lodge and staff, then travel to Reno for a wife’s home-state welcome, Whittier for another welcome, Honolulu for two days of campaigning, and Seattle for meetings before returning to Washington for Congress opening.
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Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
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Nixon
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Reno
Nev
Whittier
Calif
Honolulu
Seattle
Wash
Bakery Boss Cross Agrees to Retire for Pension
James G. Cross facing a million-dollar damages suit and a court order to account for union funds reportedly offered retirement if pension is kept. Union officials and dissenters have not approved the plan amid internal resistance and a larger suit against Cross and 13 other officials.
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James G. Cross
Cross
Washington
George L. Hart Jr
Bakery & Confectional Workers International Union
Henry Alvino
Pittsburgh
Max Kraistein
New York
George Seibold
Buffalo
Lockheed IAM Reach Accord on Two-Year Contract
Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the International Association of Machinists tentatively agreed Friday on a two-year pact covering 12,000 workers at Lockheed's Burbank and Palmdale plants. Terms await IAM ratification. A 20 cent hourly wage and benefits package was cited, with ratification set for August 8 at membership meetings to spur Kennedy into a stronger campaign. Johnson made a Kansas City stop on his Mass campaign tour, presenting Truman a Texas hat and drawing Truman’s pledge to back the Kennedy Johnson ticket.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Assn. of Machinists
Lockheed
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IAM
Johnson
Kansas City
Massachusetts
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Astronaut Missile Explodes and Mercury Debates Begin
A missile explosion near Cape Canaveral is followed by a tense discussion on spaceflight policy. Key figures Kennedy Nixon Gilruth and project Mercury officials weigh rescue abort sensors and televised debates as Capsule safety and timing become central to the space program.
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Atlantic Missile Range
Project Mercury
Robert Gilruth
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Aler
Betweenl
Kennedy
Nixon
Gilruth
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Kefauver Explores Crime Mobs In Kefauver Era
Drew Pearson argues Chicago crime bosses, led by Tony Accardo, thwarted Estes Kefauver’s 1952 presidential bid and continue to control rackets amid police upheaval. He notes mob ties to beer firms, a 1956 franchise shift, and Bronge’s killing as evidence of ongoing underworld power. Kefauver battles a fierce reelection as he fights crime inquiries.
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Inon
Dwight D.eisenhower
Korea
Tennessee
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Brownell
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Justice Department
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Virgil Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Accardo
Ika
Anthony Degrazio
Europe
MGB
Joseph Bronge
Bronge
Premier Beer Sales, Inc
Bronger
Fragmented hotel notice from Huntington Hotel page
Readable text describes rooms with private baths and service. Mentions Beck of the Huntington Hotel and room numbers with vague amenities. Unclear details and several garbled phrases hinder full interpretation.
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Huntington
Olean
Ocean
I¢igonone
Sally Mia
Laroe
Ingom
Nces
Dof Lees
Salat
Reenise
Ainiera
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