Foreign Aid Vote Started as Senate Prepares to Vote
The Senate moves to vote on Eisenhower's 3.7 billion foreign aid program amid a bitter attack by Sen William Jenner. House hearings on the mutual security program resume after a two week layoff, spurred by political pressure noted by Rep Olio Passman.
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Senate
Eisenhower
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Olio E. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
Congress
Mexican Air Crash Kills 43 Near Guadalajara
A Mexican air liner crashed into a rain swept mountain peak near Guadalajara killing all 43 aboard. Fifteen are identified as Americans and two as Canadians living in California. Looting of bodies and luggage was reported by ground rescuers.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
California
Juliot I Scherer Garcia
Scherer
Army
Jaime Ot Wan
WM Trend Forecast: Landon Ahead by Two States
Among political prognosticators WM boasts a shining reputation earned through intense research and dedication. In a recent exchange he predicts Landon will win by two states in November.
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Au de Landon
Pope Suffering Dental Ailment Returns To Public View
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XI is again troubled by dental problems causing discomfort. Physicians have advised reducing certain activities and rest as part of treatment, with church officials confirming the ongoing issue on Tuesday.
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City
Ufi
Pius XI
Brown sweeps California primary in governor race
Democratic Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown leads Knowland by about two to one as Democratic turnout drags the party down the ballot. Brown warns that the May vote signals a strong Democratic challenge for governor and indicates Goodwin Knight will win the Republican Senate nomination to face Clair Engle in November.
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Edmund G. Brown
William F. Knowland
Brown
California
Knowland
Senate
Goodwin Knight
Clair Engle
Red Elif
Indi
California Election Results Across Parties and Offices
California voters split across parties in a wide set of races. Brown leads Democratic governor tallies with Knowle as rival in thousands of precincts. Senate and attorney general tallies show a mix of Christopher Knight Engle and Weinberger, with party splits reflecting regional shifts. Counts presented across 1000s of precincts show persistent party lines in governor, senator, attorney general, secretary of state, lieutenant governor, treasurer, superintendent of schools, and controller races.
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Bonelli Leading in Primary for Huntington Park Seat
Huntington Park state assemblyman Frank Bonelli led early today in the First District Los Angeles County supervisor race. Initial tallies showed Bonelli with more votes than all three opponents combined, Thomas Erwin of Puente Bill Bradley of Whittier and Roy L Erickson.
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Los Angeles County
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Thomas Erwin
Puente
Bill Bradley
Whittier
Roy L. Erickson
Legislative roll shows party lines in district tallies
Fragmentary OCR lists names Frank Bonelli Bill Bradley Roy Erickson Thomas Erwin and party tags Democratic Republican with figures and percentages. It appears to summarize district results or stats for various officials including senators Richards Stewart Trenham and Johnson with numeric tallies and a total amount of 188,465.
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Bill Bradley
Roy Erickson
Thomas Erwin
Richards
Stewart
Trenham
Johnson
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65th Time in Law's Toil for Panczko acquittal tale
CHICAGO UP I Edward Panczko known as the only Chicagoan to be acquitted on murder and cement mixer theft charges faced arrest for the 5th time in 14 years. He was charged with maiming a friend with a broken beer bottle. Panczko claimed police harass him and said a man cannot have fun in the town without police involvement.
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Chicago
UPI
Edward
Butch) Panczko
Unofficial Returns From 18th District Election Race
Unofficial results from 101 of 707 precincts in the 18th Congressional District show candidates for U S Senator and Assembly races. Names include Temblican Knight Christopher Engle and Frazer May Veccas, with Republicans Grant and Strader and officials Quinn Hardy Bradley Erickson Erwin among listed offices.
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U. S
Temblican— Knight
Christopher
Beer Flows Again as California Brews End Stake-Lockout
Page A-4 reports a reopening of brewery activity in California after a stake-lockout, signaling resumption of beer production. The piece notes the industry’s recovery pace and regional impact as markets stabilize.
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California
Runoffs Assured In South District November General Election
Unofficial returns from 111 of 707 precincts show runoffs assured for South District Congressman and two State Assemblymen in November. Republican Craig Hosmer trails Democrat Harry May but remains within striking distance for the congressional bid as Griffini leads in the 70th Assembly District while Grant holds a solid Democratic lead in the 4th and Kenrick tops Klockstein early in the 4th. Morale favors the Dems as incomplete results show Kenrick ahead by about six to five over Klockstein.
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Craig Hosmer
Congress
Hosmer
Harry
May
Herbert S. Klockstein
Joseph M. Kenrick
Ike Griffin
Noar
Frazer
Grant
Jas
Purse Grabber Loses to Age in Pensacola Chase
In Pensacola Florida a lanky youth in his late teens grabbed Equillar Adams purse on Tuesday. The pursuer, a 65 year old woman, chased him for three blocks and outdistanced three men and two boys who joined the pursuit. The youth discarded the purse containing 75 dollars. The pursuer, winded, let him continue fleeing.
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Pensacola
Fla
Equillar Adams
Chavez Ravine Ballpark Approval Narrowly Won in LA
Early morning results show Los Angeles voters approving the Chavez Ravine project by a slim margin as 1,100 of 4,519 precincts report. Supporters tout tourist revenue and crime reduction benefits while opponents accuse the deal of gifting a 300 acre site for a 50,000 seat Dodgers stadium.
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Adar
Chavez Ravine
City of Angels
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