Survey of Editors Shows California Election Doubtful
In a composite of 46 California editors the Eisenhower Stevenson race for 32 electoral votes appears doubtful. Statewide estimates show a slight Republican leaning though California voted Democratic in 1928 1940 1944 and 1948. Editors note counties where Eisenhower leads and where Stevenson prevails with margins outlined.
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California
Truman
Earl Warren
Warren
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
Marin
Nana
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Sonoma
San Francisco Bay
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Thomas Dewey
San Diego County
Dewey
Richard F. Pears
Alameda
Stevenson
Ventura
Contra Costa
Solano
San Enalsre Bay
Sacamentro
Fresno
Central Valley
Kern
Watts Nominated in Rhode Island
James O. Watts Narragansett attorney won the Republican nomination for U S Representative in Rhode Island to challenge incumbent John Fogarty in November. Watts led with 6144 votes to 1183 for Howard Nelson Charles Town carpenter. Nelson was backed by labor groups. Watts had GOP state central committee backing. The Democratic primary is Sept 24, with primaries held on different dates.
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Alameda
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eisenhower
William Knowland
Clinton
John F.O’ Shelley
Providence
James O. Watts
Narragansett
U. S
John Fogarty
Watts
Howard Nelson
Charlestown
GOP
State Central Committee
Nelson
Ching Resigning Sept 30 to take federal post
Cyrus S. Ching director of industrial relations for U S Rubber resigns September 30. He will head special federal boards on labor relations under David L. Cole of Paterson New Jersey. President Truman announced the change as Ching cites need to attend to personal affairs after 28 years in government service.
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Washington
Cyrus S
Ching
U. S. Rubber Company
Federal Mediation Service
Cole
David L. Cole
Paterson
N.J
Truman
New Jersey
Dear Co
Writer W Somerset Maugham Hospitalized in Lausanne
British novelist W Somerset Maugham, 78, entered a hospital in Lausanne Switzerland on Monday for further examinations to decide if he can undergo an operation.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
W. Somerset Maugham
Break With Britain Threatened by Iran
In Tehran Premier Mossadegh warned of breaking off diplomatic relations with Britain unless London ends a naval blockade and compensates Iran for losses. The Majlis backed his stance with a unanimous vote of confidence as he rejected joint Anglo American proposals and proposed taking the dispute to Iranian courts or the World Court in The Hague.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Ave
House of Parliament
Mossadegh
Truman
Winston Churchill
Hague
London
L B Man Named Aircraft Chief
Lt Col William J Campbell USAF Pacific airlift veteran and former MATS 1500th Maintenance Squadron CO named chief of the aircraft branch for MATS headquarters Washington D C. Campbell son of Anna Campbell of Florida Street and husband of Ruth Anderson of St Paul Minnesota a World War II Ninth AF veteran he holds the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal with two clusters and the Presidential Unit Citation. His unit supports UN forces in Korea with Pacific airlift flying cargo and personnel to the Far East and air evacuating wounded to U S hospitals.
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William J. Campbell
USAF
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Pacific
Washington, D.C
Campbell
Anna A. Campbell
Florida St
Ruth C. Anderson
St.Paul
False Teeth Canker Sores and Bleeding Gums Coupon
A promotional coupon touts Antizaptin and Antiseptic dental remedies for bleeding gums and canker sores. It claims quick relief, a money back guarantee, and offers a 25 cent value bonus with a Bay-On Drug Co coupon redeemable for a $1.25 bathhe of 300 Antiseptic, limited availability.
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Bay-On Drug Co
Lakewood Bivd
Australian Delegates Travel With Troops To Korea And China
Two Australian delegates bound for the Peiping conference depart Sydney on the same plane as 23 Australian soldiers headed for Korea. Rev. Victor James of the Melbourne Unitarian Church and K. D. Gott are among the travelers, sharing the journey via Hong Kong to Red China.
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Sydney
Austrania
Korea
Red China
Hong Kong
Victor James
Melbourne Unitation Church
K. D. Gott
Journalists Chosen for Red Parley in Canberra Trip
Acting Immigration Minister Howard Beale told the House that the government cannot stop departures of journalists holding British passports. The government had earlier canceled Australian passports of other delegates bound for the conference.
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Canberra
Howard Beale
House of Representatives
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