They Fail to Vote Says LAC In Public Vote Call
LAC urges Californians to vote amid a low turnout forecast for November. A Gallup poll suggests national participation will dip in off year elections, with less than 45 percent expected for congressional and state races and about 63 percent in presidential years over the last dozen years. The piece argues apathy spans income and precincts, notes unions promote turnout, and critiques illegal registration bonuses while stressing the value of secretballot rights.
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Gallup
San Mateo
Russia
LAC
Brown Says Nixon Ducks School Issue
Governor Brown accused Richard Nixon of avoiding the education bond issue Proposition J A on the November ballot. Speaking to Japanese American business leaders Brown urged support, noting Republican opposition and asking Nixon to state his education plans in California.
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Los Angeles
Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Richard Nixon
California
Independent Daily Bath Street Long Beach California Notice
A public notice from Independent Daily Long Beach California records an entry dated March 27 1381 and a decree number C-10025 from Los Angeles County Superior Court announced October 8 1951 with carrier delivery charge 27.06 and a 2350 single copy note.
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Bath St
Pire Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Long Each
Superce Court
Angeles County
Goldberg Declares Independence From Labor Ties for Supreme Court Bid
Goldberg pledged to serve fairly and without bias as a Supreme Court justice after severing all ties with labor while in Kennedy's cabinet. He refused a labor pension, drew praise from Illinois leaders, and faced a delay request from a critic in a wage-hour dispute. Princess Soraya denied plans to marry Gunther Sachs von Opel in Munich. Kenichi Hoel, 19, sailed from Osaka to San Francisco in 90 days aboard The Mermant, presenting the boat to San Francisco's Maritime Museum. Indefinite reprieve for Indians policy followed by Gov. Welsh.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Goldberg
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor
Kennedy
United Steelworkers of America
Ilinois
Paul HL. Douglas
Everett ML Dirksen
Barratt O'Hara
Soraya
Iran
Gunther Sachs von Opel
Aeed Shah Mo
Kammed Reza Pahlevi
Munich
Germany
Sachs
British actor James Mason settles for temporary alimony
James Mason and Pamela Mason reached a long court session in Santa Monica with Mason agreeing to pay $7,000 monthly in temporary alimony and child support until the next hearing on November 26. He also agreed to pay $10,000 to each of his wife's lawyers.
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James Mason
Pamela
Mason
Santa Monica
Hollywood
London
Europe
Comedian Bob Newhart to wed Virginia Quinn next January
Bob Newhart and Virginia Quinn daughter of actor William Quinn plan marriage next January. They met about a year ago while guests at Buddy Hackett's home. Newhart is 33 and Miss Quinn 23, marking Newhart's first marriage.
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Bob Newhart
Virginia Quinn
Willam Quinn
Buddy Hackett
Newhart
Miss Quinn
Prices Slip as Livestock Sales Jump
Chicago market report shows hog shipments rising to 12 major markets while prices fall. Hog prices drop up to 1 per hundredweight and cattle move steadily or slightly lower, with about 72,000 hogs placed on sale across 32 markets amid farmer protests and market boycotts.
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Chicago
LPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Nixon Launches Intensive California Campaign Tour
Richard M. Nixon opens a border to border campaign for governor, promising the most intensive in state history. He will cover over 2,027 miles in four days by plane, bus, car, and train, with telethons and broadcasts planned across seven cities including Los Angeles and Sacramento.
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Pomona
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon Nixon
San Diego
Republic
State Assembly
Joseph Shell
Shel
Nixon
Los
Angeles County Fairgrounds
Win
Sacramento
Oakland
San
Congress Francisco
Eureka
Chico
Sional
Senatorial Campaign in 1951 and 1952 Vice Presidential Bid
The record notes a political figure's senatorial campaign in 1951 followed by a first bid for the vice presidency in 1952. It highlights the sequence of campaigns and the pursuit of national leadership roles within the early Cold War era.
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Kenichi Hoel
Osaka
San Francisco
Kenichi
George Christopher
Matthew Welsh
James
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Muncie
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Ward Lane
Indiana State Prison
Dull
Golden Jets
San Antonio, el Paso
Continentel Et NE
Continental Airlines
Kenmore
Om Sears Easy Meat Plan
SEARS
Long Beach Blvd
Hezuock
U.A.S
J. M. Soss
Pine
Cnd
Alia
Avalon
Womington
End
Trad Shoes
Lakewood Center
al McAdams
Footsaver
Mr. McAdams
Janes
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