Dodgers and Democrats Spark Major California Victory
In California voting, Dodgers win Chavez Ravine site approval and Democrats surge behind Attorney General Pat Brown. Analysts weigh personal popularity, Knowland’s governor bid, Right-to-Work backlash, and party dynamics as the primary is seen as a Democratic win. The question now is GOP response before November.
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Edmund G
Pat” Brown
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William F. Knowland
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Goodwin J. Knight
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High Tower in Pasadena Ham Yard Draws Debate
The Pasadena Star-News highlights complaints about a 54 foot high radio tower in a ham operator’s yard. It notes benefits for service members in Antarctica who can stay in touch with families, and questions if a steel tower may possess as much beauty as a tree. A separate report on Kefauver and the UPI and INI merger shows opposition cries of monopoly and calls for informed Senate judgment. UPI Vice President Lyle Wilson defends the merger as boosting competition and resources.
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Causes of Excessive Sweating A Doctor Explains
Dr. Jordan outlines that sweating has multiple possible causes from heat and obesity to nervous system disorders. Localized sweating is common in youth and may improve with age, while treatments include aluminum antiperspirants, powders, deodorants, and cautious use of X rays.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
J. Pe
Strictly Personal and Purely Personal Dialogues
A collage of quotes and quips on intuition, vanity, and perception. It cites Goethe on clarity, notes about mirror vanity, and a jab at medical sample use. It mentions George Jean Nathan, actors preferring film to stage, and a joke about parsley on plates.
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American Medical Association
George Jean Natiean
Nixon Sprint May Hurt in Long Run
Washington column analyzes Vice President Richard Milhous Nixon and his ambitious drive to lead. It notes friction with Treasury Secretary Anderson and opposition from Dulles and Baruch allies, while predicting Nixon remains the only clear 1960 hopeful despite potential voter backlash and demands for period of inactivity.
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Eisenhower
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Outer Space
Milk Trust to Raise Prices Across California Fall
California consumers face higher milk prices this fall as the State Bureau of Milk Control signals overall wage-driven increases. Counties from Los Angeles to Riverside report higher costs, with the milk trust and its satellite planning to pass rises to buyers via new pricing schemes and discounts for bulk purchases.
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State Bureau of Milk Control
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Orange
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Milk Control
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California Exchange Club convention moves into Long Beach
Ten years ago an advance contingent of more than 1,000 Exchange Club members from all over California attended a three day annual convention registration at the Municipal Auditorium. Will H Winston chaired the convention committee with Mrs Guy Balser and Mrs George Hair co chairmen of women's activities.
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Near Miss Stories Spur Action on Air Traffic Safety
Washington report summarizes harrowing CAB findings from pilots who survived close calls amid crowded airways. Key complaints include ground control gaps, lack of altitude data, and pilots' fatigue or distraction, urging strict traffic regulation over busy routes and consideration of rerouting short eastern hops.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Pearson
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New York
Idlewild International Airport
Idlewild
Aken
CAA
Philadelphia
Quotes From U N I Algerian Citizenship To Red Satellites
A roundup of disparate quotes from United Press International items. Charles de Gaulle proclaims one citizenry in Algeria. Edward Bamberger explains remorse after a failed robbery attempt. Hubert Humphrey urges action on aid to Red satellites. James Walker explains a Brink’s escape turned stock-and-bond haul. officials note the stash far exceeds his grasp.
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