Texans Face Dual Party Primaries Across Texas
Texans head to the polls for biennial primaries with Democrats nominating state and local officers including a senate and governor, and Republicans voting largely unopposed except for Dallas House seat where Bruce Alger faces Grover Cantrell, while three Democrats seek the nomination for that office.
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Dallas
U. S
Bruce Alger
Texas
Grover Cantrell
Young Communications Workers of America
Army Fires Heavy Moon Into Space
The report describes a man made satellite launched at 44 degree inclination orbits up to 1750 miles from Earth and back to 175 miles. It will pass Newfoundland England Central Europe Turkey India and Australia on its first loop and cross the U S from San Diego in a SW to NE path. The probe carries two radios expected to last two months with a high power 108.03 megacycle transmitter readable by ham operators.
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Newfoundland
England
Europe
Turkey
India
Australia
Pacific
U. S
San Diego
Calif
Rush Drugs to Virginia Polio Area
In Wise County Virginia and nearby Lee County polio outbreaks prompt the transfer of gamma globulin and medical supplies from Chicago New York and Richmond to stem the epidemic. Health officials planned public clinics for Salk vaccine this weekend while Wise County reported 14 confirmed polio cases and three suspected ones. Five children were admitted to Roanoke hospital on Thursday.
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Norton
Chicago
New York
Richmond
Virginia
Wise County
de James N. Suter
Wise
Lee County
Bristol
Roanoke Hospital
Ford to Close Long Beach Plant and Move Production to Pico
Ford plans consolidate West Coast operations by closing the 28 year Long Beach plant and shifting production to Pico, citing inadequate space for modern assembly. The move aims to support 1959 Cre motels and anticipated higher output, with the Long Beach site offered for sale or alternative industrial use.
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Ford
L. B
Pico
Looy Beach
Pemnnny Es Id
Ivia
Long Beach
Reid
Southland
Los Angeles
Burglar Steals Food From Val's Cafe
A burglar at Val's Cafe on 4020 Long Beach Blvd stole a 24 pound beef roast seven pounds of butter nine pounds of bacon and two pounds of sugar valued at 44.95 early today.
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Val
Long Beach Blvd
Speeding Car Kills Policeman in Los Angeles Crash
In Los Angeles a speeding car ran a boulevard stop light and struck a patrol car, killing Officer Joseph Bennett and seriously injuring Officer George Burgeon. Driver Robert Mangrum and passenger Fletcher Fields were arrested. witnesses said the car continued about 150 feet past the collision. The driver was reportedly drinking at the time.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Joseph Bennett
Hennett
George Burgeon
Robert, Mangrum
Fletcher Fields
Colombian Wins Miss Universe Title Amid Ceremony
Miss Zuloaga captured the Miss Universe crown earning $11,000 cash and $6,000 in contracts as her mother Margarita watched. Her relatives and fellow contestants spoke through interpreters about the win, with many noting offers in film and television and hopes for future contracts in Hollywood.
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Zuloaga
Margarita
Brazil
Hawaii
Bossier
Poland
Eight Safe-Driving Awards at P.O. Long Beach
Postmaster George J. McMillin presented safe-driver awards to eight Long Beach Post Office employees. Recipients include Frank N. Jewell with a one year award Loraine K. Dunfee an 11-year pin Walter E Moffitt Sr a three year award Arthur R Stack a seven year award Herbert F Mayer a three year pin Vernon M Rarner a four year award Loren H Wells a four year award and Cecil A Anderson a two year award.
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Long Beach Pass
George J. McMillin
Frank N. Jewell
Loraine K. Dunfee
Walter E Moffitt Sr
Arthur R. Stack
Herbert F. Mayer
Vernon MH. Rarner
Loren H. Wells
Cecil A. Anderson
No Free Grace Period as Postal Rates Rise Aug 1
The Post Office Department rejects any grace period for higher rates with August 1 implementation. Mail postmarked after July 31 must use the new rates, including a penny due if postage is short, and mail retrieved from the dead letter office costs a dime. New stamps debut with six to seven cents increases across mail types and postcards.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Fever Ridden Boy in Semi Coma in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio a 13 year old Donald Knee from Phillipsburg remains in critical semi coma as doctors at Good Samaritan Hospital inject up to a million units of penicillin every two hours to treat a brain infection. The fever reached 110 degrees, then cooled to 103. Surgery aimed to clear the infection caused by cavernous sinus thrombosis from a frontal sinus infection spreading to brain veins.
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Dayton
Ohio
Donald Knee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Donald
Phillipsburg
Nixon urges active propa ganda for peace in Middle East
Vice President Nixon, sensing a failed peace initiative, pushes for a more aggressive, action oriented U.S. propaganda campaign. He argues Washington should seize the moment during the Middle East crisis and avoid merely stating peaceful aims. Dulles reportedly resists being seen as passive.
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ac‘Khrushchev
Nixon
John Foster
Mideast
Dulles
U.S
Prey Esac
U. S
Ordained Priest Bormann Turns To Mission Work
In Innsbruck Austria 26 deacons including Martin Bormann son of Hitler witnessed the ordination of Adolf Bormann as a Roman Catholic priest. He plans missionary work in the Belgian Congo and joins surviving Bormann family members at the ceremony. Debate over Security Council leadership and a possible midweek gathering looms as Eisenhower and Khrushchev discuss the Middle East amid summit proposals.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Martin Adolf Bormann
Khrushchev
Holy Trinity
Belgian Congo
Bormann
Security Council
France
Lebanon
Jordan
Lis
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Council
Eisenhower
Family Questions Admiral's death by own action
In San Francisco, two Quiggle brothers disputed Navy statements about Rear Admiral Quiggle Jr missing at sea aboard the President Cleveland. They cited family doubts that his death was self-inflicted, while Navy inquiries proceed with details to come from Washington. The admiral's widow Ann Griffin Quiggle traveled to Washington. navy officials kept travel details private as the couple returned from Japan to a San Diego posting.
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Quiggle
H. G. Navy
Quiggle Jr
Doyle Quiggle
Lynne C
Quiggie
Navy
Naval
Washington
Ann ‘Griffin Quiggle
Quiggles
Japan
San Diego
President Cleveland
H. D. Ehman
American President Lines
Patriot of 150 Guards Soviet Frontiers in Azerbaijan
Makhmud Elvazov, a collective farmer in Azerbaijan, is reported by Litérary Gazette to be decorated by the regional border guard commander for assisting in guarding state borders with ardent patriotism as he approaches his 150th birthday.
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Moscow
Makhmud Elvazov
Soviet Union
Elvazov
Azerbaijan
Litérary Gazette
Locales Ages and Streets Mentioned in Unreadable Clip
Fragmentary OCR cites a location near Pi Ave Loren and Minbar area with unclear references to a daily chat and a reported street event. No clear people, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
Nurse Guilty for Murder in Surgery
A Torrance nurse, Mary E. Strong, 50, was convicted Friday of second degree murder and abortion in the death of a 37 year old Wilmington woman on March 31. A five man seven woman jury deliberated under three hours. She faces sentencing August 27 and is remanded to County Jail on bail.
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Torrance
Wilmington
Mary E. Strong
Gordon L. Howden
Ralph X., Pierson
Strong
Thor Missile Explodes After Launch Off Cape Canaveral
A Thor intermediate range ballistic missile burst apart high in the sky shortly after launch at 1:40 a.m. Two sections fell into the ocean about five miles from the launch site. The cause was not immediately known as the program pressed toward operational capability by December.
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Cape Canaveral
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