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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1960

Page

5

130 Solon Seats Up for Vote

California voters face 130 seats in 1960 elections including 20 Congress, 20 State Senate and 80 Assembly races. Notable retirements include Donald L. Jackson and Joe Holt. At least nine new Assembly members expected, with several incumbents moving to other offices. No statewide offices on the ballot this year. two bond issues and delegates to national conventions on June ballot. Vice President Nixon unopposed on GOP ticket. George McLain challenges Edmund G Brown for the Democratic nomination.

Sacramento California Congress Senate Assembly Los_ Angeles County Donald L. Jackson Pacific, Palisades Joe. Holt Encino Jackson Holt Samuel R. Geddes Napa Lee M. Backstrand R-Riverside Richard H. MacCollister R-San Rasil Thomas 5. MacBride Dsacramento E. R. Gedde R-Claremont C. Masterson D-Ki Sobrante George G. Crawfor San the Nations Nikon Los Angeles George McLain Goy Edmund G. Brown Democratin

Nehru and Chou Hold Fourth Private Border Talks

Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai met for a fourth private discussion on the India China border issue. They spoke with interpreters present for a roughly four hour session. No official communique yet on talks about 51,000 disputed Himalayan frontier miles.

New Delhi India Nehru Chou En-lai Neha Chou Nehm Defense K. Krishna Menon Hom Govind Ballabh Chen Yi Steel Mines and Fuel Swaran Singh Pakistan

Johnson May Enter Presidential Race in Denver Speech

The report notes Senator Johnson planning a Denver speech to announce or hint at a presidential bid while facing scrutiny over religion and party unity. It covers Kennedy's Catholicism controversy, Morton’s Republican remarks, and upcoming West Virginia primary dynamics. Johnson’s Houston news conference is cited as a near-announce moment amid civil rights debates and labor spending concerns.

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York Democrats and civil rights issue discussed

Bowles told a Democratic gathering in York Pennsylvania that education's platform and civil rights are the toughest issues to form. He described civil rights as a dinner topic shaping the party's stance.

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