Democrats gain in California contests on June primary
Report notes Democrats lead in state contests as the June primary tallies shift. Glenn M. Anderson increases his edge for lieutenant governor over Butch Powers. Bert A. Botts gains on incumbent Button in state treasurer race, while Frank M. Jordan widens his margin for secretary of state.
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Frank M. Jordan
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Terry Lopez
Los Angeles
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State Board of
James H. Quinn
Oakland
Richard Nevins
Pasadena Urance
Robert McDavid
Altadena
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Appointment w Brazil Opposed in Military Crisis
A faction of Brazilian Air Force officers up to colonel rank signed a Manifest opposing the power of Air Minister Henrique Teixeira Lott amid a looming military crisis. The move followed celebrations after Lott’s promotion and Melo’s U.S. visit, signaling tensions within Brazil’s armed forces. In the U.S. political arena, California Democrats secured sweeping gains, hinting at historic majorities in the Legislature and a potential Senate edge.
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Assembly
Western Europe sees U S election victory as harm to Eisenhower image
Western European papers view Democratic wins as a blow to President Eisenhower’s prestige and doubt major shifts in U S foreign policy. Soviet press offers no comment while Knowland’s California defeat unsettles British circles over the China Lobby. In Baghdad, Iraqi troops guard key sites after Col Abdul Salem Aref’s arrest and Kasseni support protests.
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UPI
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California
Knowland
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Generalisshao Chiang Kai-shek
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Iraq
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Mohammed Aref
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Churchill toReceive French Liberation Cross in Paris
AP reports Sir Winston Churchill will receive the French Liberation Cross from Premier Charles de Gaulle in Paris after flying up from a Riviera vacation. The ceremony follows his Riviera stay and features Churchill with cigar in mouth and a twinkle in his eye.
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Winston Churchill
Riviera
Charles de Gaulle
Nixon, Nixon to Visit London for Memorial Chapel Service
Vice President Richard A. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will be guests of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace on November 26. Nixon attends as President Eisenhower's personal representative for the dedication ceremony of the American Memorial Chapel at St Pauls Cathedral, with the Queen and Duke in attendance.
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UPI
Richard al. Nixon
Nixon
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
England
Eisenhower
St.Paul's Cathedral
Benson Denies Protesting Voters Against Policy
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said the election showed no clear vote against the administration's farm policy. He noted supporters and opponents in both parties won and lost, implying no strong rejection.
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Waliington
UPI
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Sid
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California voters give Ed Brown win after tense race
California elects Democrat Ed Brown as governor with 2,953,007 votes to 1,972,677. Clair Engle defeats Knight for U.S. Senate as Brown names Frederick G. Dutton his executive secretary. Brown vows to govern for a full term despite ongoing national chatter.
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California
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Edmund G. Brown
Clair Engle
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Godwin Knight
Tye
Brown
Hig
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Palm Springs
Fornia
Eagle
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