California Democrats Hopeful in November Sweep
California Democrats, confident after heavy primary wins, plan wide campaign support led by Atty. Gen. Pat Brown and Sen. Knowland’s rival, with Truman Stevenson Butler and Gov. Meyner joining to boost Brown. Republicans counter with Nixon as campaign chief. Knight won the Senate GOP nomination. Major figures include Mosk hills and Hillings for attorney general nominations.
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Pat) Brown
William F. Knowland
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Roger Kent
Washington
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Adlai Stevenson
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Robert Meyner
New Jersey
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Richard Nixon
Kent
Goodwin Knight
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Red Bluff
Senate
George Christopher
Engle
Christopher
Stanley Mosk
Patrick J. Hillings
Mosk
Los Angeles
Robert 7. McCarthy
Hillings
Arcadia
Caspar W. Weinberger
Fire damages $75,000 at Los Angeles advertising plant
The blaze broke out in the western end near a switch board at the Barbee Brothers Co. plant in Los Angeles. More than 50 firemen battled the fire through the night, saving 22 of 25 trucks and damaging multiple paper cartons and outdoor advertising equipment. The loss estimate remains undetermined.
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Los Angles
Northrup
Glenn Jefferson
Fred W. Dangers
Barbee Brothers Co
Los Angeles
Complete County Vote Final Returns From 10,338 Precincts
Final results from all precincts show Democratic and Republican candidates leading in multiple offices. Notable tallies include Governor Bowers and Secretary of State Mordan, with congressional and statewide races reporting returns across numerous districts and counties.
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Knight Plans Court Post for Mason
Gov Goodwin Knight announced plans to appoint Paul Mason director of motor vehicles and the governor's legislative secretary to California's Fourth District Court of Appeals Mason would replace Justice Charles R Barnard who retires June 30 Knight also said he would elevate Justice Lloyd E Griffin of San Diego to the presiding justiceship of the district a post Barnard has held since 1931
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Fresno
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Navy seeks funds for anti subsidence plan at Long Beach shipyard
Navy witnesses told lawmakers they cannot request more funds until Long Beach provides concrete evidence of an effective anti-subsidence program. City officials aim to secure 5.5 million dollars to restart a 30 million dollar Navy repair program halted by prior congressional cuts, amid calls for legal action and an injunction if needed.
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Jailed for Ride in Stolen Auto
Raymond Duane Welke, 22, of 623 Orange Ave, was sentenced by Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson to 90 days in county jail and four years probation after being found driving a stolen auto. Arrested April 18 on E. 4th St for speeding, he had previously been fined $150 for stealing a bus and was charged with joy riding, a misdemeanor, due to alleged lack of felonious intent from drunkenness.
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Raymond Duane Welke
Orange Ave
Welke
Ralph K. Pierson
E. 4Th St
Be Relieved Soon By San Diego Based LST Units
Long Beach based Landing Ship Squadron 7 in Yokosuka Japan will be relieved soon by units sailing from San Diego. Three LSTs of Landing Ship Squadron 5 departed San Diego Thursday and four more are set to depart today for Far East duty.
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Man to Man Challenge Testimony in Cohen Case
Secretary Bates Cohen described a heated exchange in which Cohen allegedly challenged Howard W. Chappell to remove his badge and fight man to man. Witnesses testified Cohen appeared to lose the brief confrontation while Chappell denied direct links to narcotics crime.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Cohen
Howard W. Chappell
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Chappell
Junita Lacey
Chappel
Macmillan asks Eisenhower to delay nuclear test halt
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans to ask President Eisenhower to defer suspending nuclear tests until the United States Congress allows an exchange of secret atomic information with Western allies. Britain may cancel its own tests if the US proposes a halt and amends the MacMahon Act. Three more items note Eskimos gaining US citizenship, Bulganin's Moscow absence, and Castro’s campaign harming Cuban coffee growers.
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UPI
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United States
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Security Council Delays Lebanon Revolt Debate
The United Nations Security Council postponed its debate on Lebanon's charge that the United Arab Republic was fomenting revolt. The delay aims to allow a special Arab League meeting to settle the dispute.
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