Voting Drags in State's Plane Rams Vital Primary Contests
San Francisco AP reports slow California primary voting as Knowland seeks governorship, Brown leads in Democratic margin, Knight vies for Senate nomination, and Los Angeles Dodgers stadium question shapes a varied turnout amid a 65 percent turnout projection from a 6.28 million registry. Brown and Knowland cast early ballots in San Francisco and Piedmont while Knight voted with his wife in West Hollywood.
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San Francisco
California
William F. Knowland
Los Angeles
Fresno
San Diego
Wy Knowland
Piedmont
Edmund G. Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
U. S. Senate
West Hollywood
Clair Engle
Reg Bluff
Senate
Washington
Knowland
Edmund Gl
Pat) Brown
Brown
Knight
George Christopher
Nostate
Edmund G
Pet
P-T Covers Vote Returns in Full Detail
Local Los Angeles County and state returns from today's primary election will be presented in detail in Wednesday editions of the Independent and Press Telegram. A large staff will tabulate local results at the City Clerk's office under Ode Beach. Chavez Ravine referendum coverage in Los Angeles and Long Beach contests are noted as part of the forthcoming reports. The article also reports a Mexican airliner crash near Guadalajara, with 45 aboard, confirming no survivors and detailing the flight path from Tijuana to Mexico City, plus several American scientists among the passengers.
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Independent and Press-Telegram
Ode Beach
Hite
Long Beach
Hill and
Lakewood
Chavez Ravine
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Augustin Peak
Water Skier Bitten by Swimming Dog in Idaho
In Coeur d Alene Idaho a dog in the water bit water skier John Secaur ten as he was towed toward shore by a boat. Deputies said the dog leaped up and bit his right arm. The wound was not believed serious.
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Coeur
Alene
Idaho
John Secaur
John
Titoists Threaten Suit Against Russia
Yugoslavia warned the Soviet Union to live up to a credit agreement or face damages in what Kremlin officials called a strong note. The Yugoslav foreign minister delivered the message to the Soviet ambassador and a similar note was given to East Germany's minister.
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Russia
Selgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Koca Popovic
Ivan Zamchevsky
East Germany
Lleonori Steimmer
Farley Enters Senate Race from New York
Former Fest master General James A Farley, 70, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator in New York. He notes incumbent Irving M Ives will not seek re election due to ill health and Farley, long time Democratic national chairman, is the first Democrat in the race. No Republican candidates have announced their nomination.
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New York
James A. Farley
U. S
Irvings M. Ives
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Long Beach Voter Turnout Surpasses Predictions
In the 18th Congressional District Long Beach Lakewood voters showed turnout at 11:15 a.m. higher than forecast. A spot check of 10 of 674 precincts found 17 percent voting. overall district turnout may reach about 40 percent, with Los Angeles County voting lighter than expected.
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Los Angeles County
Registrar of Voters
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Hite
Escape from Six Hour Well Rescue at Quarry
James Lewis Jr. endured six hours trapped in a slick walled well after a wooden cover collapsed. He fell fourteen feet and lacked footholds, while workers at the limestone quarry, who had left, did not hear his shouts before rescue efforts began.
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Casey
James Lewis Jr
Train Victim Tie Incident Near Norwalk
A 77 year old boy was tied hand and foot by two older youths near railroad tracks in Norwalk. They threatened to hang him as a freight train passed, leaving investigators to sort out motives and identity. The report notes the distressed victim and ongoing police inquiry.
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Norwalk
Mon Jay
Meiakaat Diahand
Space agency bill moves toward passage in House
A House vote unanimously approved a bill to create a civilian space agency led by a 52 500 a year director. The measure would absorb the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and outline NASA liaison with Defense and Atomic Energy agencies. President would settle jurisdictional disputes.
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Francis
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Advisory Committee
Ero- Nautics
NASA
Defense
Ment
Atomic Energy
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Wednesday High Near 72
Cloudy periods overnight give way to mainly sunny skies on Wednesday. Temperature near steadier, with daytime highs around 72 degrees and little change expected.
Plumps for Defense Fund Stay With Russ Not Joneses
Rep. George Mahon defended a $38.31 billion defense appropriation as essential to deter aggression and maintain urgency in the Cold War. He urged approval, warning against complacency and urging a sustained sense of national resolve.
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UPI
George Mahon
D-Tex
House
Congress
Mahon
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
Evans rescues son as teens taunt near train tracks
In Los Angeles, Evans 40 rushes to his bound son Michael as two older youths taunt him near the railroad. Evans pulls Michael away just before the train arrives, while juvenile officers seek the attackers. The scene followed remarks from Dr. C Rogers McCullough of the Atomic Energy Commission on nuclear fuel capacity.
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Michael
Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Saraspile
lEvans
California
East Liver Country
Ohio
C. Rogers McCullough
The
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Commission
De Gaulle summons Salan as Algeria crisis grows
Paris reports Premier Charles De Gaulle uses broad powers as he concentrates on Algeria and the army. He orders Gen Raoul Salan to Algiers for consultation and brings in Robert Coste, consolidating control over rebellious French colonists. De Gaulle plans to visit Algeria and draft a new constitution with a parliamentary committee.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salah
Robert Tas Coste
Matignon
Senate
Primary elections sweep three states and Iowa nominating candidate
A brief note lists results and upcoming pages for today’s primary contests in Montana Alabama South Dakota and CaliforniaWith Iowa voters selecting Dr William Murray a professor of economics to run against Governor Herschel Loveless The notice directs readers to pages A-2 B-1 A-9 C-5 4-10 B-2 B-8 and A-6 for related coverage and schedules
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Alabama
South Dakota
California
Iowa
William Murray
Herschel Loveless
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