Windy City Demos Nix Kennelly
Richard J. Daley won the Chicago mayoral nomination over incumbent Martin Kennelly by over 100000 votes as Democrats unite under party leadership. Merriam crushed opponents in the GOP primary with 106626 votes, while total turnout reached about 964920.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Datey
Democratic Party
Martin H. Kennelly
Daley
Kennelly
Ald
Robert En Merriam
William Hale Thompson
Adamowski
Clarence Balek
Merriam
Lar Daly
Fred Lyon
Paul Douglas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Douglas
Stevenson
Morris B. Sachs
Bonelli’s Secret Indictment and Bail Posted in California
The San Diego Grand Jury issues a secret indictment charging one count of conspiring to violate the state elections code and two counts of conspiring to obstruct justice. Bail set at $50,000. Bonelli, speaking after a Las Vegas interview, denies hiding and plans to rest before returning to California to mount a fight against the charges.
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Reuben Lockitch
Las Vegas
Stor Ed Onckeh
Bonelli
Brigham Rose
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Dulles Presses Far East Defense At Bangkok Meeting
Dulles pledged support for Asia against Communist aggression and urged permanent military ties among pact nations. Philippine sources seek a lasting military committee while talks remained exploratory with no definite commitments. Dulles warned a soft Formosa policy harms peace as Casey urged stronger countermeasures against communist subversion.
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Asia
Philippines
Dulles
Formosa
Britain
Anthony Eden
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Burma
Casey
Thailand
Ananda Samakom Palace
Pibulsnoggram
Pibulsongggeram
United States
Bangkok
Pakistan
Pause Removed State Records in Orange County Conspiracy Case
Pause testified he claimed custody of official records after suspension to aid his defense in a conspiracy indictment. State official William Elledge described recovering records February 11 after Pause surrendered them. No evidence suggested records were altered as defense clashed with prosecutors over testimony from Charlotte Harper regarding a Newport Beach bar interest.
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Santa Ana
Herman
Authenties Actain
Range Ounly
Pause
Doerkins
Orange County Grand Jury
William C. Elledge
Patse
Eredge
Charlotte Harper
Newport Beach
Mother of Singer Nat King Cole Dies in Illinois
Mrs Pelina Coles aged 63, mother of famed singer Nat King Cole, died in North Chicago Illinois. The report notes her son’s prominence and marks the family’s loss in this midwestern obituary.
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Nat (King) Cole
North
Chicago
Pelina Coles
Goodwill Yacht Freed From Mud Off Cedros Island
The 151 foot schooner Goodwill, en route from Newport Beach to Cape San Lucas with 13 aboard, was freed by Coast Guard efforts after grounding near Cedros Island. The vessel floated free at 8:30 a.m. and is headed under its own power to Newport Beach, with no injuries reported.
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Coast Guard Perseus
Goodwill
Cedros Island
Baja
Newport Beach
Cape San Lucas
Baja California
Ralph Larrabee
Coast Guard
Eisenhower Attacks Demo Tax Cut Plan
President Eisenhower criticizes the Democratic tax cut proposal and urges exploration of all options. He says U S policy on a cease-fire in the For mosa Strait is on record and disputes Rayburn’s claim of receiving congressional messages through Republican leaders. He defends U N support, questions Knowland’s critique, and notes bipartisan votes on trade. He also comments on the Hoover Commission’s paper-work reduction idea with humor.
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United States
Formosa Strait
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
White House
Rayborn
United Nations
Senate
Knowland
Calif
New York
Gallett Nations
U. N
International Agency
Hoover Commission
Legislative Branch
Third Atomic Blast Delayed By Unfavorable Winds
LAS VEGAS NEV UPI Atom ic scientists will consult meteorological charts to decide if the third spring nuclear shot will fire Thursday morning. Unfavorable winds delayed the initial detonation by three days and may postpone the test again. The second shot flash lit the predawn sky over San Francisco Sacramento and Long Beach. The St George Utah shock was felt 135 miles away. The 300 foot tower at Yucca Flat produced the probable prototype for an atomic missile warhead. Senator Russell Long noted the small size of such weapons may reduce danger to Americans despite their launch potential. The blast fireball lasted about two seconds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Atomic Scientists
San Francisco
Sacramento
Long Beach
St. George
Utah
Driver in Fatal Crash Held as Dope Suspect
HOLLYWOOD Calif Detective Clay N Hunt 42 died of injuries from a Monday crash after an auto ran a red light into his squad car Det Sgt Robert O Young was injured. The driver Beryl Sheldon 23 of Hollywood was booked on suspicion of narcotics after officers found a marijuana cigarette butt in his car.
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Holly Wood
Lei
Clay N. Hunt
Beryl Sheldon
Hollywood
Robert O. Young
Atom Flash Seen By Pan American Pilots Over Atlantic
Pan American Clipper pilots M. J. Fuller and John Thomas reported an atomic-like flash 21,000 feet 40 miles west of Ireland while en route from New York to London. They compared it to the Las Vegas atomic test and noted no other aircraft observed the phenomenon. London airport had no other reports.
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London
Las Vegas
Nevada
Santa Barbara
Plan Hinted in Grab of Oil for Water Funding
A proposed use for state funds to benefit the entire state is under consideration. AB 777 and other water bills are before legislators as plans tie Long Beach tidelands monies to a major Feather River project costing about 1.59 billion dollars. The sponsor Allen argues the money belongs to California and should fund statewide projects, not local Long Beach uses, amid ongoing tides litigation and possible Supreme Court action.
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Allen
Feather River
Long Beach
Tidelands Fund
Sacramento
Herbert R. Klocksiem
H- Long Beach
Klocksiem
Press-Telegram
California
Supreme Court
Jon
Klockheim
Aller
Guv
Knight
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