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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1958

Page

3

Mansfield Wins Nod in Primary

Helena Montana officials report Senator Mike Mansfield, assistant Democratic leader, won renomination for a second term in the U S Senate. He led rivals John M Nickey and Thomas G Stimatz in a see-saw Montana primary while Democratic Rep Lee Metcalf fought to keep his fourth term in the 1st District. Projections show Metcalf leading as opponents prepare for November contests.

Helena Mont Mike Mansfield Senate Mansfield John M. Nickey Thomas G. Stimatz Louis W. Welch Anaconda Millman Blanche Anderson Lee Metcalf James RB. Shea Walkerville Metcalf W. M Joan) Walterskirchen Missoula Montana LeRoy H. Anderson Ashton Jones GOP U.S. Senate Nickey Stimatz U.S Senate Welch Shea

Patterson Wins Ala. Democratic Governor Nomination

John Patterson, 36, son of slain anti-vice crusader, swept the Democratic nomination for Alabama governor in a statewide runoff. With most boxes counted he led George C. Wallace 304,080 to 239,329 as over 500,000 Democrats voted. Patterson pledged to continue the fight against organized crime and preserve segregation. The era of automatic election after nomination continues in Alabama. The election also settled intraparty fights over the loyalty oath and filled seats on the state executive committee.

Birmingham Ala John Patterson Phenix Patterson George C. Wallace Clayton Alabama Albert L. Patterson Phenix City James ©. Folsom National Party

Patrolman fired for taking $20 in car damage payoff

Ballimore patrolman David Hubbard was dismissed after investigating a broken car window on duty April 20, taking a suspect into custody, then releasing him in exchange for $20 to repair the damage. Commissioner Hepburn ruled the payment showed improper exercise of authority.

Ballimore David Hubbard Hubbard James Hepbrow

Exploding Shell Fatal to Oklahoma City Boy

A 14-year-old boy, Darrel G. Martin of Lawton, died after a shell exploded in his backyard while he played with it. He reportedly found the missile near railroad tracks four days earlier and was struck by shrapnel, losing his hand and suffering a fatal head injury. Authorities described the incident as an accidental explosion tied to a discarded artillery shell.

Oklahoma City Martin Lawton Darrel G. Mart Tin Huey

Saunders captures South Dakota GOP governorship nomination

Saunders, a 38 year old Milbank attorney general candidate, won the Republican nomination with about 38,000 votes as Roy Houck and Charles Lacey conceded. With two thirds counted no one had 35 percent. top five move to Democratic convention. Herseth to oppose in November. Foss seeks 1st district seat. Berry unopposed in 2nd district. Republicans tout light turnout and no major local issues.

J. T. McCullen Rapid City Herb Thomas Fort Pierre GOP Saunders Ralph Herseth Houghton Farmer Merchant Joe Foss George McGovern D-Sd

Nothing like thong to take you through summer

A sales line touts light, cool foot-happy comfort in thong footwear. Pick your pair now for summer wear.

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