Desmond Wins L. B. City Attorney Post
City results show Desmond securing the city attorney post with strong showing amid a tight primary. In the 6th District Emmet M. Sullivan leads with 1754 votes to 778 for Harry A. Daffe, while Rev. Frank C. Washington gains 686 and David L. Lawson 357 in a crowded field. Absentee ballots may affect second-place finishes, with 296 requested and 244 returned.
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Brooks First in Nebraska Senate Race
UPI reports Democratic Gov. Ralph Brooks leads a four candidate field for the U S Senate seat held by Republican Carl T Curtis with Brooks unopposed in the primary. State Sen John Cooper Humboldt and Lincoln attorney Frank Morrison are seen as likely contenders. In the 1st District, Rep Phil Weaver leads a five candidate GOP primary.
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Actor's Mother Burned and Stabbed in Cape Town
Cape Town report says Mrs. Conrad Forbes, mother of Hollywood actor Conrad Forbes, was stabbed in the arm and burned with benzine in her suburban apartment Tuesday night. A neighbor intervened and saved her. the assailant fled. She remains in serious condition.
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Open Car to Carry Ike in Tokyo June Ride
President Eisenhower and Emperor Hirohito will ride in Tokyo in a 22 year old Packard from the Imperial garage. The auto, a 1928 model, will get new seat springs and upholstery for the occasion as officials scramble to prepare the limited open car.
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Revercomb Loses West Virginia Primary Nod
In Charleston West Virginia Republican Harald Neely of Hinton defeated former U. S. Senator Chapman Revercomb for the GOP nomination for governor with over 49 000 votes. Democrat Barron led State Chairman Hulett Smith for the nomination, with Smith trailing by more than 28 000 votes and State Treasurer Orel J. Skeen a distant third. Unofficial counts from multiple precincts placed Barron ahead of Smith while Revercomb’s bid fell short by about 10 500 votes.
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Spy Pilot Gear Display Continues on Page A-1
A continuation on the display of spy pilot equipment showcases uniforms helmets and flight gear. Officials note historic relevance and public interest as visitors view items linked to covert operations and aviation history.
Eisenhower Hopeful on Paris Summit Despite Spy Plane
President Eisenhower said he remains hopeful the Paris summit will ease tensions despite the U-2 spy plane incident. Khrushchev denounced the flight while Gromyko warned the U.S. against provocations. Eisenhower defended intelligence needs, ruled out using military forces, and affirmed plans for a possible Nixon role at the talks.
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Heat Sends Long Beach and LA Temps Toward Record Highs
Temperatures rose to near 86 in downtown Long Beach and 87 in downtown Los Angeles as a heat wave continued. Skies stayed clear and smog levels remained low with no second alert expected after Tuesday’s stage one ozone alert in Pasadena. Moderate eye irritation was forecast for Thursday.
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Nob Man Named Largest L A Dope Pill Seller
An undercover agent influenced a traffic officer to arrest James W. Moody, 33, identified as the biggest narcotic derivative pill wholesaler in downtown Los Angeles, and his companion William Brandon, 38, were arrested on narcotics law violations.
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Humphrey Bows Out as Kennedy Wins Nomination
Humphrey concedes after a tough campaign and wishes Kennedy well while signaling support for a liberal nominee and platform. Kennedy, buoyed by West Virginia, pledges to seek victory over Nixon in the general election. Humphrey allies may shift to Stevenson as Kennedy’s momentum grows. Nebraska results show Kennedy ahead of Nixon with 63,874 to 49,323 votes.
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Pay Raise Hearing Planned by County Board
Los Angeles records show a public hearing set for May 9 on pay increases sought for about 38,000 county employees. The action involves a County Board of Supervisors hearing to discuss compensation adjustments.
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