Knight and Engle clash over veteran status in California race
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight and Rep. Clair Engle exchanged sharp comments over veteran status amid the California Senate race. Knight criticized Engle’s Korea service claims while Engle defended his own record, noting his nonveteran status but highlighting service on the GI Bill. Engle predicted support from Christopher voters, and Knight urged respect for wartime service.
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Long Beach and vicinity Thursday weather outlook
Generally sunny today and Saturday with some night and morning coastal clouds. Highs near 78 in coastal areas, 75 at Santa Monica to Newport Beach, 88 to 98 in upper valley deserts with 102 to 110 in low valleys. winds 15 to 30 mph afternoons. Pacific coast shows clear skies with a low pressure bringing some northern showers.
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Knowland Doubtful Adams Should Stay
Senator Knowland voiced doubt about Adams remaining in his post saying the president has made a mistake in policy and that Adams should weigh whether to stay. He suggested the controversy could affect voters in California and noted the issue may influence the 1958 election dynamics.
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Westrope Dies in Race After a Turbulent Career
Jockey Westrope dies after a fall at the track in a race at Hollywood Park. A national champion in 1933 at age 15, he later broke a leg in Bay Meadows action and had a comeback season at Hollywood Park. He is survived by his wife Terry and four daughters, Pam, Jam, Jackie, and Jen.
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Navy fires new Polaris by pop-up test device
The article describes a test launching device for the Polaris program. Capt. Ela comments on readiness and trigger action. Congress has authorized three submarines with ten or more missiles each, and six more may be built. The launcher and dummy missile were moved to San Clemente Island from Long Beach for loading, repairs, and staging. Navy personnel from the Underwater Ordnance Department and the Naval Ordnance Test Station collaborated at the San Clemente Island sea range.
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California income steady as U S slumps in nine months
California personal income held level while U S income fell about 1.5 percent over the past nine months, per the State Department of Finance. January-March income was 13,000,000 below the all time high set in 1957, but California’s share of national income rose to 10.6 percent as wages fell and farmers and social security payments offset declines.
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