Long Beach Primaries Set Voter Choices and Races
Long Beach voters face a comprehensive consolidated primary with races for Congress in the 18th District, state Assembly seats, and county posts. Key battles center on Third and Eighth District council seats, Propositions B and C for a new main library, and candidates for delegates to national conventions. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm. early results expected around 8:30 pm Tuesday with full tallies likely Wednesday morning.
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Dormant Primary Gets Hot
Delegates to the Republican national convention contend for control of eighty one Democratic convention votes. Brown opposed by George H. McLain, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans in voter rolls. Brown criticizes Hillings and McLain warns of anti Brown sentiment. McLain favors Stevenson while Nixon remains the sole presidential candidate on the ballot. The piece notes Democratic turnout and intra party tensions shaping the Brown slate delegate effort.
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Los Angeles County
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California
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Stevenson
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Symington
Musicians Push Boundaries in Marathon Jazz Contest
Portland performers Ben Sherman and Rex Amns endure a third day of a marathon jazz session begun Friday night, aiming to beat the world record of 7244 hours set in 1958, with Sherman vowing to play until nine pm Monday.
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UPI
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Sherman
Rex Amns
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Eisenhower Urges Graduates Into Politics At Notre Dame
President Eisenhower drew 200000 in South Bend urging young Americans to enter politics and accept policy roles. He warned against moral drift, called for a four year civic stake by private leaders, and urged reforms to conflict of interest rules to invite able citizens into government.
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Ike 1915 Classmates Meet at West Point
President Eisenhower dined outdoors at West Point with his 1915 class, hosted by Gene Leone of New York, after arriving from Notre Dame where he spoke. He mingled with 180 alumni and their families under stormy skies before planning more events and a Tuesday return to Washington.
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Washington
General Urges Atomie Tests Be Resumed
Lt. Gen. Arthur G Tradeatt, head of the U S Army Research and Development Command, called for an immediate resumption of small atomic weapons testing. He argued the moratorium slows U S military progress and that no current method exists to verify detonations or Soviet tests. he warned against nuclear disarmament.
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