Hosmer Eyes 15000 Republican Votes In California Primary
Craig Hosmer, winner of the 18th District Republican nomination, seeks to peel away about 15,000 Doyle voters and attract GOP support after the primary victory. Doyle leads in combined votes with 66,529 to Hosmer's 48,149, while Rolland Truman trails. party dynamics and potential national swings loom large for November. Doyle returns to Washington after dinners with campaign workers. Nixon supporters hope Boddy’s backers shift to Nixon.
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Wavy
Fair Deal
Clyde Doyle
Hosmer
Doyle
Yion
Rolland Truman
Committee of 100
Capt
Willis W. Bradley
Bradley
I Doyle
Jack Crown
Nixon
Long Beach
Richard Nixon
W. S. Grant
Toth
Platoon System Spurs Washington State Primary Blunt
SAN FRANCISCO June 10 The platoon system a gridiron tactic is set to test in Washington State during the primary race for the U.S. Senate. Republican candidates led by W Walter Williams of Seattle seek to unseat Democratic incumbent Warren G Magnuson. Williams said one cocandidate will face Magnuson in the general election and named Al Canwell George Kinnear and Mrs J nette Tourtele as other contenders who will file in July. He stressed teamwork over daggers in the primary, aiming to present each candidate’s story while uniting the party.
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San Francisco
Washington State
Washington - Pr
Wiliams
Sen. Magnuson
Williams
al Canwell
Spokane
Washington
Un-American Activities Committee
George Kinnear
Seattle
Jeannette Tourtelette
Pro-America
Thickness of Concrete for A-Protection Cut
Princeton June 10 report says concrete thickness to shield against atomic radioactivity has been halved by mixing concrete with limonite iron ore. Thickness drops from six feet to three but iron concrete costs about four times more than ordinary mix, limiting use to high value sites.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Harvest Sabotage Allegations Hit German Farms
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviets accuse arsonists and other anti democracy elements of attempting to sabotage harvests in the Russian zone of Germany. The Taegliche Rundschau claims farmers damaged machinery to harm the general economy on collective farms.
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Berlin
Germany
Taegliche Rondschat
Rosell invites rat pack gangs to revival in Long Beach
Evangelist Mervin E. Rosell urged Southern California youths to attend the Greater Long Beach Evangelistic Association revival at Carson Stand Cherry Avenue. He called for cooperation to guide gangs toward Christian conduct and said the revival aims to reach juvenile delinquents and criminals. Services run nightly at 7:30 with a 2:30 talk today, and a children’s rally Saturday.
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Mervin E. Rosell
California
Carson Stand
Cherry Ave
Greater
Rosell
Herbert Hoover
Speak-off Final at L B Jaycee Forum Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 6 30 p m in Peterson s Restaurant the L B Jaycee Speak-off final will cap a 21st term 10 minute speech contest in a ladies night program Finalists Chuck Boyer Bill Wisdom Gordon Jacobson John Heiner and Paul Kelly will compete Judges Chuck Goodrich Jack Grisham and Dave Perrin oversee The winner gets a perpetual trophy and a small personal trophy Ben Jacobs is chairman Fred Wilson toastmaster Ken Walker timekeeper John Cannon of North Long Beach Toastmasters will critique Gris ham deputy city prosecutor won last week s extemporaneous contest Carl F Knight Press Telegram area circulation manager was second
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Peterson
Chuck Boyer
Bill Wisdom
Gordon Jacobson
John Heiner
Paul Kelly
Chuck Goodrich
Jack
Grisham
Dave Perrin
John E.cannon
Long Beach
Toastmasters Club
Ben Jacobs
Fred Wilson
Ken Walker
Carl F. Knight
Press‘Telegram
School Employes Association to Elect Officers
The Classified School Employes Association will elect officers at a meeting tomorrow at Washington Jr High School. A free turkey dinner will be served at 6 30 p m to members with reservations.
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Washington Jr. High School
Red Cross Inaugurates VA Hospital Party Series in Long Beach
Red Cross launches weekly social evenings for Long Beach Veterans Administration patients. About 300 guests attend each Thursday night, transported in beds and wheelchairs through hospital corridors to a recreation hall. Volunteers including Gray Ladies and canteen staff organize visits, coffee, punch, and games. Husbands and boyfriends assist with logistics as part of the event.
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Red Cross
Pen Ween
Ruth Young
Red Cross Field
Edith Dane
Bob Hemphill
Jimmy Val Gray
Sam Ketealy
Chuck LaBerge
Glen Miller
Shirley Lusk
Carl Ostand
Perry Buccery
Merle Johnson
Virginia Ruthrauff
Gray Lady
William Crichton
Atom smasher used for industrial sterilization at Upjohn Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo on June 10, Upjohn Co announced the first industrial use of atom smashers. A 2,000,000-volt electron accelerator installed in the physics department will sterilize packaged drugs by blasting contents with electrons, aiming to replace heat and chemical methods for penicillin and streptomycin.
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Alamazoo
Mich
Upjohn Co. Pharma
Upjohn Company
Kalamazoo
Upjohn
Las Upjohn
Some People Like Medicines Straight
Buffalo June 10. Carlton Zimmerman, chief control chemist of Amer Co, says some people prefer medicines straight without sugar coating. They want to taste medicines, associating bad taste with efficiency, and such medicines are put up in special plastic wrappings.
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Buffalo
Carlton Zimmerman
Amer Co
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