Warren Declares Delegates Will Not Stay United
California Governor Earl Warren said his 76 delegate votes will stay with him while a viable path to the nomination exists and will be released to vote their conscience if he cannot win. He doubted a bloc vote and noted 70 delegates from California and six from Wisconsin. He denied any barter for vice presidential, court, or attorney general posts and warned against personal wilfulness within the party.
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Taft Plans Chicago Stop and Ike July 5 Campaign Move
Taft will travel to Chicago Monday to take command of Republican convention strategy, with Eisenhower slated to arrive July 5 from Denver to join campaign headquarters at the Blackstone Hotel. Lodge cited a conservative delegate surge and a draining atmosphere. Kefauver spoke in Dallas urging the party to appeal to the young and attract future voters, then left for Denver after a press conference.
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Republican meeting quotes on conservatism and delegates
The remarks touched on delegates and a question about whether Warren weighed Taft and Eisenhower policies as too conservative. He asserted there is an undue atmosphere of over-conservatism surrounding the Republican situation.
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U.N. Infantry Repulse Red Drive Near Chorwon
Allied infantry repelled renewed Chinese Communist attacks on the western front near Chorwon as tank-supported enemy forces pressed the U.N. position behind artillery. the Reds were driven off with heavy casualties. Fifth Air Force reported losses include one F-86 and two fighter bombers, with four enemy planes destroyed or damaged in the week. General Mark Clark said the U.N. and allied forces remain active in building strength in Korea.
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Hawaii Protests Foreign Entry Classification
Acting Gov. Frank Serrao cabled Miss Universe officials protesting Miss Hawaii being classified as a foreign entry. The Honolulu Star Bulletin echoed that claim declaring Miss Hawaii 100 percent American and praising American beauty from Waikiki Beach.
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Miss Universe Pageant Brings Long Beach Publicity
Long Beach expects wide coverage for the Miss Universe Pageant with significant publicity and tourism benefits. The city should budget funds to sustain the event, as private citizens cannot finance a citywide draw that benefits the entire community.
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Miss India's Mate Tours Long Beach Schools
Habib Rahman husband of India’s Miss Universe contestant toured Long Beach schools and housing areas. He is chief architect for West Bengal and plans to use ideas in Calcutta. He was escorted by district and school officials and will travel to San Francisco Hong Kong and back to Calcutta.
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Blame: Parents In Fire Tragedy
A West Whittier mother and father who lost five children in a house fire were found probably criminally responsible by a scorp owner’s jury. Antonio Negrete, 45, testified he had been drinking heavily before the fire. His wife Urbana, 36, also testified as investigators considered filing a criminal complaint.
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Famed flattop Valley Forge to arrive in San Diego July 3
The 27,000 ton carrier USS Valley Forge will dock in San Diego Bay on July 3 marking two years since it first engaged Communist forces in Korea. Air Task Group One, with squadrons from Akron Ohio Alameda California and San Diego, will return aboard after its third tour. During that period Valley Forge aircraft conducted 11 606 attacks under Rear Admiral John Perry commander Carrier Division Five.
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Lakewood Girls Enter Plane Derby With Angel Support
Long Beach and Lakewood girls entered the transcontinental Powder Pull Derby on July 4. Miss Marjorie Blake, 24, of Lakewood and Mrs Tonmine Gaue thier, 26, of Long Beach, are the pilots. An angel sponsor, 38 Bob Griffin, will underwrite expenses.
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Derby Flight Event Sets July 4 Start From Santa Ana
A Lakewood Blvd construction firm partners John and Gerry Kuykendall with Artesia flyers to compete in the Powder Putt Derby. Miss Blake teaches at Bellflower Airport, and Mrs Gauthier is a private pilot. They race in the girls angel category, none having raced before. The Derby begins July 4 at 11 a.m. from Santa Ana and ends in Teterboro New Jersey.
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Tidal Outlook With High and Low Tide Times
The forecast reports high tides at 3:05 PM today and 1:43 AM tomorrow reaching 4.3 feet, with 3.7 feet at 1:43 AM and 3:43 AM. Low tides are expected around 1.9 and 2.3 feet, with times noted as morning and late evening.
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