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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1957

Page

8

Pat Brown Remains Silent on 1958 Plans

San Francisco reports Attorney General Edmund G. Brown returned from Hawaii still silent on his 1958 political plans. He may seek governor, the U.S. Senate seat, or re-election as attorney general. Brown declined to comment on the gubernatorial race, saying he must get oriented to California politics and will hold a press conference to answer chosen questions. He noted Governor Knight plans to run for re-election and that Edwin Pauley has urged him to pursue the Senate seat.

San Francisco UPI Edmund G. Brown Brown U.S California Knight Knowland Hawaii Edwin J. Pauley Pauley Goodwin Knight William Knawland Sacramento Senate

Haiti Election Sept 22 Involves Retirement and Junta Fight

Haiti’s ruling military junta schedules a September 22 vote as it seeks a new president and Congress. Regional director H Spencer notes 12 candidates intend to retire September 13. An 800 year old bicyclist was injured after colliding with a deer during the election coverage period. Police report the car accident occurred on a Caribbean island street during postwar political turmoil.

Sacramento Clyde Port AU Princeton H. Spencer jHaiti UL. S. Bureau Qecene Injton Dent Congress Jackson Alayihar Caribbean Paul Magtoire

Army studies atom land train for remote operations

The Army Transportation Research and Engineering Command at Fort Eustis Virginia is studying a nuclear powered off road land train capable of carrying 150 tons at about 20 mph. Col John W Koletty TRECOM commander says it would be economical in remote long hauls with giant rubber tires for rough terrain. The design places the reactor rearward, crew quarters front, payload in between and powers wheel motors. Five key factors include fuel independence, shielding needs, and the potential for months or years of operation without refueling.

Eustis Army Transportation Research and Engineer Jing Command John W. Koletty New York City Trecom Koletty

Man Kill Self Over Phone Call in Lodi Cal

Howard McKeehan 28 of Lodi shot himself with a rifle early Tuesday as his mother in law listened in on the telephone from a nearby Acampo home. Sheriff officials said a pre dawn argument with his wife led to the tragedy. McKeehan reportedly muttered I am sorry to Mrs Elizabeth McKenzie before the shot.

Lodi Calif Howard McKeehan San Joaquin County McKeehan Elizabeth McKenzie Lizzie Mrs. McKenzie

Report De Scaffa Seen in Guanajuato Mexico

Mexico City reports say Francesca de Scaffa, wanted in California over Confidential Magazine case, was sighted in Guanajuato over the weekend. Immigration officials pursue deportation after permit overstay as Jaime Bravo is called in for questioning amid ongoing manhunt.

Guanajuato Mexico Mexico City Francesca de Scaffa California Andi ‘Lis Interior Ministry Jaime Bravo Offi Cials Miss de Scaffa Brice Cabot

Mistress Sister Sees Duce Tomb in Predappio and Faints

Myrian Petacci, sister of Mussolini's mistress, visited the tomb at Predappio on Monday. She fainted beside the late dictator's grave, recovered after about 45 minutes, and left without medical attention. She arrived with her husband Franco Colella among about 100 visitors that day.

Predappio Italy Myrian Petacci Benito Mussolini Miss Petacci Mutien di

AP executive Morton dies at 57 in New Brunswick

Oliver A Morton, longtime head of AP operations in Florida for nearly two decades, died at his home Monday night at age 57 after more than a year battling cancer of the larynx.

New Brucuhelle N.Y Oliver 8 Morton Associated Press Florida

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