Brown and Knowland clash over labor issues on TV
In San Francisco Sen. William Knowland and Attorney General Edmund Brown debated labor policy on a national telecast. They sparred over right to work and other labor stances as California heads toward the governor race climax. Brown argued against Proposition 18 and emphasized labor positions while Knowland pressed his rival on the same issue. The candidates shook hands before the program but spoke separately during the show.
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Pat) Brown
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California Labor Reform Sparks Senate Panel Testimony
A transcript shows Mortimer testifying on union reforms likened to Proposition 18 with a liberal Democrat stance. Knowland explains choosing governor’s race over reelection and notes need to face labor-boss issues in California in coming years.
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Fuel Tank Drops Start Japanese Blaze
A US Marine jet dropped a fuel tank near Atsugi Air Station causing a fire at an unoccupied storehouse. Firefighting crews from the Navy joined the effort, with authorities reporting the blaze began after the fuel tank fell. No injuries were reported.
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Airlines OK Mutual Strike Aid Plan Signed by 6 Carriers
The six largest U S airlines Capital American Eastern Pan American World Airways TWA and United Air Lines formed a mutual aid pact to share revenues if labor strikes idle any carrier The plan directs restoration of net extra passenger and freight revenues diverted to other airlines during a shutdown Other airlines were invited to join.
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GOP Predicts Surprises In Tight Senate House Forecast
Democratic leaders boosted victory hopes predicting the party will net about 12 Senate seats and around 47 House seats in Tuesday's elections while GOP chairman Meade Alcorn warned of startling upsets. Current counts show Democrats ahead in governorships and Senate contrasts with Republicans.
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Summer Weather Near 35 Degree High Throughout Week
The long stretch of summer-like conditions continues in the Long Head and vicinity. Forecasters say a high of 35 degrees today with warm sunny and clear skies may persist through the week. No October-like heat waves expected, though fog and patchy low clouds may linger along the coast during early morning hours and dissipate by daylight.
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Julie Nixon Slips in Alaska Cemetery Walk
Julie Nixon, 10, daughter of the Vice President, wandered with her father near Anchorage when snow covered a Russian Orthodox Cemetery. Her shoe slipped as they toured an Indian village area, prompting Nixon to carry Julie piggy-back to safer, packed paths during a break in his speaking tour in what was described as soon to be the 49th state.
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Nine days of torture rescue ends in odd sight
A rescued miner, after nine days of torture, fixates on a glass of water as staff describe his recovery. A separate report notes a tragic incident where a huge wave off Palos Verdes claimed the life of a fisherman.
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Gunmen Force Cuban Airliner to Crash Near Preston
Survivors report four rebel gunmen boarded Cubana Airlines flight from Miami to Varadero Beach. They forced Capt. Ruskin Medrano to divert to a narrow Preston air strip, prompting a crash into the Bay of Nipe that killed 17 aboard. another Cubana plane is missing with 14 aboard in a related incident.
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Quemoy Hit by Furious Shellfire Resumes Fire
Taipen reports Chinese Communist guns resumed shelling Quemoy today after a quiet Saturday. The Nationalist Defense Ministry said at noon the bombardment was furious and Quemoy’s guns returned fire. Officials speculated the communists may have attempted to send in a supply convoy on an odd-numbered day.
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Propositions S and T Urged for Long Beach Economic Survival
Editorial warns Ford Long Beach plant closure threatens jobs and tax revenue. It urges voters to support Propositions S and T on the ballot, presenting them as insurance against industrial departures and a plan to create durable permanent jobs in the city.
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Youth Killed When Car Skids on Ramp
A 19 year old Los Alamitos man died and two others were critically injured when a speeding vehicle skidded off an exit ramp of the Long Beach Freeway, overturned, and hit a utility pole. Driver may have lost control while turning onto Willow Street at about 4 am. The deceased, Robert FaulJay, 19, suffered a head injury and died at Seasides Hospital. Victor Jerome Hicks, 21, was in critical condition after head surgery. Laurence Bryan Moeler, 39, was treated for a fractured hip and head injury. The crash left two others injured, and the city's traffic toll rose to 28 for the year.
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Boy, 16, Falls to His Death at Yosemite Falls
In Yosemite National Park a 16 year old boy, Alvin Douglas Griggs, fell about 600 feet below Upper Yosemite Falls while with Nelson Ziegler. Griggs was found dead Sunday after they departed to cut a trail to a ledge above the valley floor.
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Editorial election green sheet endorses Brown and Knight
The paper presents a voter guide with ballot measures arguments and candidate bios and philosophies. It endorses EdsAmund Brown Democrat for Governor and Goodwin Knight Republican for U S Senator to illustrate voting for qualifications over party labels.
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Goodwin J. Knight
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