Hanna Far Ahead of Campbell in 69th and 70th Districts
In the 69th north district Democrat leader is William E. Dannemeyer with a strong margin over Dennis Murphy and Max E. Woods. In the 70th south district Reece Ballard heads five Democrats, followed by Levi Blad Ann Snider James Dawkins Russell L. Peachee and Lindsay Miller. Republican entries include John Briggs in the north and James E. Whetmore in the south.
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William E. Dannemeyer
Fullerton
Dennis Murphy
Buena Park
Max E. Woods
John Briggs
Reece Bal]lard
Garden Grove
Levi Blad
Ann Snider
James Dawkins
Russell L
Peachee
Los Alamitos
Lindsay Miller
Westminster
James E Whetmore
Nixon Seeks California Tory Support in Party Clash
Nixon warned that party unity is vital as he pursues conservative support in California. He cited 1952 Eisenhower Taft battles and noted 5 percent of final GOP votes shifted to Eisenhower for being more conservative than Stevenson. He said Kennedy may campaign in California but he wants Californians to back him, not asking Eisenhower to campaign yet.
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Eisenhower Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
Gen
Adai
Stevenson
Nixon
Kennedy
California
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Parochial Transport Law Unconstitutional
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the law requiring public transportation for parochial and private school students is unconstitutional.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Washington applauds Navy captain Carpenter for space feat
Navy captain Malcolm Scott Carpenter received widespread praise in Washington and New York after his orbital flight. Presidents Hoover and Truman attended as Carpenter thanked supporters and noted his mission could inspire future space efforts. He called himself the passenger and expressed wish others could share the experience.
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New York
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Washington
Navy
Civic
Wall Langley Field
Washdorf-Astoria
Dent Kennedy
Carpenter
Rees Captures Democratic Nomination in California Senate Fight
California primary results show Assemblyman Thomas M. Rees winning the Democratic nomination for Los Angeles County state senate over seven opponents, with 13,796 votes from 2,739 of 11,799 precincts. Patrick B D McGee led Republicans for the same seat with 14,114 votes as John R Knight and James A Ware trailed. Former Downey judge Lynn W Johnston among the defeated Democrats.
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San Francisco
Thomas M. Rees
Senate
Los Angeles County
California
Rees
Downey
Lynn W. Johnston
Johnston
Richard Richards
US Senate
Francis J. Bradley
van Nuys
Patrick BD. McGee
McGee
John, R .Knight
James A. Ware
Election tally shows close races amid endorsements
Early returns place Johovich at 1,603 and DeCanais at 1,670 with results uncertain. Incumbent Democrat Joseph A L Kenrick leads Gor Wilbur Richardson in a two horse contest. Voters reject Prop 4 housing for the aged by about two to one. Kuchel leads Loyd Wright and Howard Jarvis in GOP senatorial skirmish. Coakley gains strength in AG race against Brice Allen and Richard Dolwig.
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DeCanais
Johovich
DeCansis
West-Long Beach-Lakewood Auth
Joseph AL Kenrick
Gor
Wilbur R
Bil) Richardson
Kuchel
Loyd Wright
Howard Jarvis
California
Coakley
Brice Jallen
Richard Dolwig
Birchers Lead Early in California Primary Returns
In California primary returns Three John Birch Society members top early tallies. Rep John Rousselot Baldwin Park leads 291-514 in the 25th district GOP race. Rep Edgar Hiestand Burbank leads Marshall Merjeer 2-7 in the 27th district. H L Richardson Temple City has 281 in the 25th district with Merrill J Fitzjohn close behind at 170.
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San Francisco
John Birch Society
California
John Rousselot
Baldwin Park
Thomas F. Noonga
Edgar W. Hiestand
Burbank
Marshall M. Merjeer
Hiestand
H. L. Richardson
Temple City
Merrill J. Fitzjohn
Wright backs Kuchel after GOP primary loss in California
Los Angeles attorney Wright concedes defeat to incumbent Thom as Kuchel in a Republican U S senate race tallying 63 783 for Kuchel and 13 257 for Wright. Wright, a conservative, says he will support Kuchel and urges GOP nominees to heed conservative voice for the November campaign.
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Los Angeles
Loyd Wright
Thomas Kuchel
U. S
Wright
Kuchel
Howard Jarvis
American Bar Association
Sen
Ruchel
Kuchel vows independent campaign after renomination
Senator Kuchel of California, winner of the renomination, pledged a vigorous independent campaign for reelection. He thanked supporters, urged unity with free friends against communism, and aimed for a just peace for all mankind.
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Kuchel
California
Richard Richards
Ruchel
Connecticut GOP Pat Alsop in Race for Governor Nomination
At a long convention in Hartford Connecticut John Alsop secured the Republican nomination for governor after an eight ballot tie with Edwin 3 May Jr. The tally was 337 to 314 on the eighth ballot with four rivals dropping out earlier. Balloting began at 2 52 pm Tuesday and concluded after 1 am today.
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Hartford
Conn
John Alsop
Tarly
Alsop
Edwin
May Jr
U.S. Senate
Gracious Governor Confident Ahead of November Fight
Los Angeles Governor Edmund G Brown spoke graciously at Kellywood campaign HQs after a Beverly Hills dinner. He told backers he is confident of November results and anticipated a strong contest with Republican Richard Nixon in the general election. He declined a prepared statement and said he had won the Democratic nomination for California governor.
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Bert Bond
George Deukmejian
Bond
Deukmejian
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Kellywood
Brown
Richard Nixon
Beverly Hills
Shell
California
Montana early returns show Graybill and Montgomery leading
In Helena on Tuesday night unofficial primary returns place Democratic lawyer Leo Graybill Jr in the east and Republican rancher Wayne Montgomery in the west for U S House seats. Graybill, 38, aims to unseat Republican James Battin, 37, while Montgomery, 35, seeks the Democratic incumbent Arnold Otzen, 45.
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Helena
Mont. U
Montana
Leo Graybill Jr
Wayne W.montgomery
Graybill
James F. Battin
Montgomery
Arnold Otsen
Argentine Court Overrules Guido on Election Decree
In Buenos Aires Federal Judge Hector Vera Vallejo ruled a military directed government decree nullifying the March 18 congressional elections unconstitutional. He ordered the government to cease repressive measures against Congress and upheld separation of powers between executive and legislature. The article notes political maneuvering around planned elections and party positions amid a tense campaign.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hector Vera Vallejo
Jose Marta Guido
Vera Vallejo
Congress
Guide
Boise Attorney
Juan D. Peron
Robert
Congressional Smyth
Boise, Idaho
UPI
Eight Infant Remains Found In Akron Funeral Home
Akron authorities uncover eight newborn and stillborn bodies in a back room of a funeral home run by Clarence Irby. Coroner Dr. William Puntinger calls the case bizarre as investigators note some infants may have been born in hospitals and were stored among debris. A former owner's complaint led to the discovery and a detective says some remains bear name tags.
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Akron
Ohio
William Puntinger
Semrait
Clarence Irby
Charles Madden
Szit
Rail Labor Agreement Reached For Off-Train Workers
Negotiators for the nation’s railroads and 450000 off-train employees announced a wage deal matching the president’s fact finding board. The pact includes 10.2 cents per hour rise retroactive to February 1 and a further 2.5 percent retroactive to May 1, amounting to an average 10.2 cents hourly increase.
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Chicago
UPL
George E Leighty
Jnion
Knotty Works
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