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May seeks debate with Rep Hosmer in Long Beach politics
Democratic candidate for Congress in the 18th district, Harry S. May of Long Beach, calls for a public debate with incumbent Rep. Walter Creighton and challenger Craig Hosmer on all issues. May cites Brown's narcotics probe and relocation of the Narcotics Bureau, urging voters to hear both candidates discuss national and international issues in 1958. Brown defends against Knowland critique, rejecting a centralized state police role, while J Paul St. Sure clarifies support for Knowland for governor and opposition to right to work. Spitzer named as Democratic campaign director, with a background in Westwood and Los Angeles County politics.
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Harry S. May
Congress
Long Beach-Lake
Wood - Signal Hill
Brown
Walter Creighton
Craig Hosmer
Republic
Hos
Sanmer
Frankken
Sacramento
Hosmer
Sen
Knowland
Atty
Gen. Brown
May
Narcotics Bureau
E. A. Wenberg
State ‘Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
Ludwin
Fred Braumoeller
Long Beach
Xene
J. Paul St. Sure
Pacific Maritime Assa
The
Maritime Association
U. S
William F. Knowland
California
Bill Knowland
Spitzer
Jack J. Spitzer
Los Angeles
Spitzer ‘Co
William H. Rosenthal
Democratic State Central Committee
Ucla
Westwood Democratic Club
Los Angeles County Central Committee