Lost Perspectives on Election and Freedom in LA
An LA.C. column argues readers gain perspective after the election but warns against accepting results as defeat. It contrasts U.S. free speech with Soviet censorship sparked by Pasternak’s Nobel Prize. defends press freedom and warns of complacency leading to one party rule and loss of liberty.
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Williams Winner Potter Loses in Michigan General Election
Detroit voters delivered a sixth straight victory for Democratic Governor G. Mennen Williams and defeated U. S. Senator Charles E. Potter as results neared completion. Williams led Republican Paul G. Bagwell by about 140000 votes, while Potter trailed Philip A. Hart by roughly 160000 with most returns counted. Neither opponent conceded but acknowledged poor odds.
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G. Mennen Williams
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Philip A. Hart
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Fourth Term Captured by Hosmer
Partial returns show Hosmer leading with 59.2 percent as 4th term victory unfolds. Report notes 12 of 485 precincts in the 12th Assembly District and results across several congressional districts with incumbents King and Holifield winning re election margins.
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Germany
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Qaithy
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H. V. Keppek
James B. Litt
Orange County
Ted Dayette
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DiMicali
49Th
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Leppek
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Washington Re-Elects Democrat Henry M. Jackson
Washington voters reelected Democrat Henry M. Jackson to the U S Senate by about 2 to 1 over Republican William Pantee as Initiative 202 and related measures failed. Don Magnuson and Thomas Pelly won reelection to Congress, while several other incumbents led in early returns. Catherine May trailed in the Yakima district as precincts reported.
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Thomas Pelly
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Bowles Wins Seat in U S House Election
Hartford report says former Connecticut governor Bowles and ex-Carrier ambassador Bowles was elected to the U S House Tuesday night amid a closely watched race in Hartford Connecticut.
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Brown Engle Victory in Large Democratic Sweep
In a sweeping Democratic victory, Clair Engle won the governor's race while George W. Engle led Democratic gains. Knowland conceded, Knight cited pride in principle, and Republicans held some Senate seats. The ballot included tax and nonprofit organization props. results showed strong Democratic gains and ongoing county-level contests statewide.
Vote Tally Shows Republicans Leading In 18th and 70th Districts
Early returns from 74 of 790 precincts indicate Republican incumbents Craig Hosmer in the 18th District and William S. Grant in the 70th District are virtually assured of re election. Local results favor Governor elect Pat Brown and Attorney General candidate Mosk while supporting lieutenant governor Powers and secretary of state Jordan. Voters also back three state propositions with a statewide no vote on 16 17 and 18.
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William S. Grant
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Stanley Mosk
Pat Hillings
Joseph M. Kernick
Herbert F. Kinckslein
van Wort
Senate
Gay. Goodin
J. Knight
Gemoerst
Cinit Engle
Engle
Knight
Powers
Glenn Anderson
Jordan
Henry Lopez
Mirkwood
Alan Cranston
Bulton
Bert Felts
Neck Neck U S Senate Vote in Delaware
In Wilmington Delaware the Delaware Senate race remains tight as incumbent Republican John J Williams trails Democrat Ebert N Carvel by about five votes across 225 of 335 precincts. Williams leads the Republican ticket overall while McDowell trails Haskell in the congressional contest.
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Ebert N. Carvel
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Thor Blows Up Holmes Lags in Ore Race for Governor
PORTLAND UP Mark Hatfield a 36 year old Republican secretary athlete appeared to have defeated Democratic Gov. Robert D Holmes. Hatfield led in 1557 of the state s 2719 precincts while Oregon s four term House relegation held leads. Rep. lwanter Norblad Stayton was reaplacted to a seventh term as was Edith Green Portland to a third term. Other Republicans led in Baker and Eugene races. CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A powerful Thor missile test near Pioneer booster launched and the result was inconclusive with the anti death penalty measure seen headed for defeat.
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Robert D. Holmes
Hatfield
Oregon
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al Altman
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Charles O. Porter
Eugene
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Demos Sweep Maryland Except for Senator Beall
Maryland results show Democrats sweeping seven House seats while Republican J Glenn Beall wins reelection to the Senate. Beall secured 5,527 votes to 334 for rival D Alesandro, as McKeldin’s gubernatorial race concluded with Beall maintaining a notable statewide lead.
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Allewein
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Fina Ave
Long Beach
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Weather forecast for Long Beh nin vicinity and coast
A coastal weather forecast reports fog along the coast in the early morning and patchy fog in parts of the day. Temperatures remain warm with highs near 75 to 83 degrees and upper valley highs reaching 83 to 93. Light variable winds, patchy morning fog, and water temperature around 67. Tides show high 4.6 feet in the morning and low 2.3 feet later, with sunrise around 6 11, sunset at 4 58.
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Magnrise
Alger Lone GOP Victor in Texas
Bruce Alger won Texas 22nd Congressional District with 63,636 votes to Sanders 56,576. Casey of Houston gained a third term, defeating Republican Everton Kennet. Democratic Gov. Price Daniel won reelection. U.S. Senator Ralph Yarborough easily beat Roy Whittenburg in a statewide race.
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U.S
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Amarillo
Air Force B47 Crashes Near Dyess ITY Area
An Air Force B47 bomber crashed five miles from the end of the Dyess AFB runway in Texas after a device aboard failed to explode. An enlisted man was killed. Three officers used their ejection seats to bail out safely as the plane exploded on impact. The crash killed Robert E. Schneider, 22, of Mosesville, Mich.
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API
Dyess Air Force
Robert E. Schneider
Liva the Life of Riley at the Huntington Hotel
A hotel dining item at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach lists meals and pricing. The fragmentary text mentions private paths, telephones, and a per-person cost around 26.50 with references to breakfast and catering, though many words are garbled.
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Huntington Hotel
Ufa
Doeam Blvd
Long Beach
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Blimey Clos
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