Arizona Senate Race Narrows Between Goldwater and McFarland
Arizona voters prepare to choose between Barry Goldwater and Ernest W. McFarland for the U S Senate. The contest draws intense bitterness as a federal probe into anonymous leaflets prompts debate over campaign influences.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Ernest W. McFarland
U. S. Senate
Goldwater
Senate
McFarland
Campaen
Joseph Stalin
James H. Duffy
Senate Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
Vote Device Lists Smith and Hoover
In San Francisco City Hall a miniature voting machine lists presidential candidates Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith with running mates Charles Curtis and Joseph Robinson, both from the Republican and Democratic tickets. It also includes a 30 mph speed limit proposition for automobile traffic.
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San Francisco
City Hall
Herbert Oover
Charles Curtis
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph Robinson
Film Figure Sam Zimbalist Dies in Rome Set
Sam Zimbalist, 57, American film producer, collapsed from a heart attack on the Ben Hur set at Cinecitta in Rome. He had labored on Quo Vadis King Solomon's Mines Boom Town and 30 Seconds Over Tokyo. He died hours after being rushed to his Rome villa. Ben Hur had an advance budget of 10 million dollars, a record for a single movie.
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Rome
Sam Zimbalist
Hollywood
Cinecitta
Five 70 Plus Couples Wed in Mass Tokyo Ceremony
Five couples, all older than 70, married in a mass ceremony at a Tokyo home for the aged. The newlyweds honeymoon at the home on Awaji Island and have been moved from dormitory quarters to separate rooms.
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Tokyo
UPI
Awaji Island
FBI Guards Warren and Frankfurter
FBI agents guard Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Felix Frankfurter after anonymous threats. Officials declined to detail the nature or method of the threats or confirm an active investigation. Warren wrote the May 17 1954 ruling ending school segregation and Frankfurter joined in the Little Rock decision.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Atlanta
Warren
Frankfurter
Little Rock
High Bench
Homemade Bomb Shatters Apartment in El Cajon Injures Toddler
A blast at an El Cajon apartment, attributed to a homemade bomb, shattered a side wall and left a 2 year old boy with serious arm cuts from flying glass. Police reported $1,000 in damage and identified Gary Lee George as the injured party.
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EL Cajon
UPI
Gary Lee George
Boarish manners as pig bolts through Philadelphia streets
A 300 pound pig escaped from a meat packing plant in Philadelphia on Monday and led patrolmen on a chase through streets and alleys. After being cornered under a loading platform ten shots failed to stop it and a leg was grazed by a ricochet before expert handlers recaptured the animal.
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Philadelphia
She's Serious Rents Ambulance to Cast Her Vote
Mrs. H. R. Minkoff about 50 rents an ambulance to travel from Queen of Angels Hospital to the polls and back for her vote before surgery. The plan shows her determination to exercise voting rights despite hospitalization and imminent operation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
H. R. Minkoff
Queen of Angels Hospital
Wisconsin Couple Killed in Highway Crash
Palm aire Wisconsin Elmer Hink 52 and his wife Ruth 49 of La Crosse were killed when their car ran a red signal and struck the side of a gasoline truck, authorities said.
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Palmdale
UPI
Elmer Hink
Ruth
la Crosse
Wis
Sheriff's Deputies
Khrushchev warned on western A tests at Geneva
In a Leningrad workers meeting Khrushchev said the West may resume atomic tests within a year and warned they should not assume the Soviet Union will wait passively. He spoke with Polish Premier Cyrankiewicz as Pravda highlighted unity of socialist nations.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Geneva
Khrushchev
Leningrad
Pravda
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Russia
Poland
Airs Union May Nix Offer In Walkout Settlement
The International Association of Machinists begins balloting today in Washington Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit on Capital Airlines proposed settlement to end a 19 day strike by mechanics. The union expects a unanimous no vote while Capital says its offer includes 30 cent an hour raise plus fringe benefits and 8 cents more next Oct 1 bringing wages above rivals.
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Washington P
Capital Airlines
International Association of Machinists
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Robert T. Quick
Machinists
Capital District
Capital
Northwest Airlines
Eastern
TWA
Ike to Fly West This Friday
President Eisenhower plans an early start West for a Pacific Coast trip to Seattle for a Colombo Pact meeting next Monday. Mrs Eisenhower indicated the trip would begin Friday, with no details on the reasons for the departure.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Seattle
Eisenhower Farm
Pacific Coast
White House
Washington
James Hagerty
Musso Piscitello Divorce Granted in Los Angeles
Marie Musso Piscitello aged 21 daughter of musician Vido Musso was granted a divorce from Peter Pat Piscitello 28 a commercial artist in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marie Musso Piscitello
Vido Musso
Peter Pat Piscitello
Teamster Leader in Oregon Indicted
Federal grand jury in Washington indicted Clyde C. Crosby of Portland on perjury for testimony before a Senate labor racketeering probe. Also charged were Frank K. Mykalo of Chicago and Frank D. Gardone of McKees Rocks for false testimony related to their Bakery Workers union.
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Washington
Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters
Oregon
Crosby
Portland
Senate Committee
Organized Labor
Vice
Frank K. Mykalo
Chicago
International
Afl-Cio
Mykalo
Gardone
Grand Jury
Grand
James G. Cross
Bethesda
Bakery Union
Justice Department
Senate
James B
Big Jim) Elkins
Seattle
FBI Jails Dangerous Fugitive John Kahl Jr in Martinez
FBI described John Raymond Kahl Jr as an extremely dangerous fugitive captured at a Martinez motel in Contra Costa County. Officers found a .32 caliber pistol in a room suitcase after he offered no resistance and was taken into custody.
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San
Greek Royals Welcome Queen Frederika and Princess Sophia in Chicago
Throngs of Greek-Americans greet Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Sophia as they arrive in Chicago for a two day visit. A guard of honor formed by groups in colorful dress meets the royal party at Union Station.
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Chicago
Frederika of
Greece
Sophia
Union Station
Dr. Hiss Shoes Clinic Hails Foot Comfort From Coast to Coast
A promotion for Dr. Hiss shoes promises scientifically fitted footwear that eases foot pain and supports normal function. The offer includes a 30 day wear test with money back guarantee. The Hiss Clinic networks clinics in Long Beach Los Angeles Pasadena San Diego and San Francisco with doctors to treat functional foot disorders.
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Dr. Hiss
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Margaret Tryon
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Pioneer Savings
Robert R. Spracue
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Broadway
Wilshire Blvd
Huntington Park
Burbank
Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
Frank D. Gardone
McKees Rocks
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Kahl
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Sears
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