Knight Withdraws From Governor Race to Seek Senate Seat
Governor Goodwin J. Knight withdrew from the California gubernatorial contest to run for the U S Senate. He cited party harmony and credit to Vice President Nixon for pressuring him out of the GOP primary, leaving William F Knowland with a clear field for the governorship. Knight said right to work laws would not be an issue in his Senate bid.
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Clec hold across six states hints at 1958 voting trend
A brief summary notes six states hold clec today with potential implications for 1958 congressional results and possible effects on the 1960 presidential year. Mentions page references for further details and related features across the newspaper.
Mystery flying object sighted over Texas and New Mexico
Missile expert James Stokes cited a brilliant colored egg shaped object that stalled autos on U S 54 near White Sands and Alamogordo. Witnesses reported a large oval object bright as the sun near White Sands bunkers used in the A bomb tests as air force runs a local inquiry into sightings across Texas New Mexico and beyond.
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Coast Guard Seabago Tracks Unidentified Object Over Gulf
The Coast Guard cutter Seabago reported an unidentified flying object over the Gulf of Mexico at 5 21 am seen for about three seconds and tracked on radar for 11 minutes before visual contact and 16 minutes after. In Santa Ana Mrs Mabel Station and her husband saw a red and yellow sparkling object southeast of their home at 12262 SW Newport Ave moving slowly east and turning from round to elongated with greenish blue color.
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Knowland Campaign Adds Long Beach Leaders to Team
Two Long Beach Republicans join U S Senator Knowland’s bid for California governor forming a bi factional campaign core. Lionel Wayne and Jack Crown align with Nixon aides, while Edward Shattuck will coordinate statewide ballot drives and Roy Arbuthnot leads Southern California efforts.
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Santa Ana
Robert Barnes
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Plan to Pay Suez Costs Put to U.N.
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold proposed a 3 percent surcharge on all Suez Canal shipping to cover the 8.38 million dollar clearance costs from wreckage after last year’s operations. He said the levy would recoup the expense within three years, funded initially by cash advances from 11 nations including a 9 million dollar U.S. payment.
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Three Gunmen Hold Up Bank in Harrah Oklahoma
Three armed men robbed the First State Bank of Harrah forcing customers and employees to lie on the floor. No injuries were reported as the suspects fled with an undisclosed amount of money. Harrish lies about 20 miles east of Oklahoma City.
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Thug Beats Aged Pair. One Dies in Los Angeles
An elderly duo were attacked by a man posing as an electrician at their home on Harvard Boulevard. Mrs. Hilda Woodfill died in hospital after head injuries. Martha Nelson survived. The assailant fled with $10 from Nelson’s purse. Police seek suspect description.
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Islet Emerges Again as Faial Volcano Regains Activity
A new islet rises again near Horta on Faial Island as the Faial underwater volcano resumes eruptions. Ash and molten rock are hurled into the air during renewed activity less than a week after a prior islet disappeared.
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Two Silent on Company Shakedown in Senate Hearings
Washington AP report says George Kamenow once Michigan rep for a supposed union busting outfit and Frank Kierdorf Flint Teamsters official both invoked the Fifth Amendment before Senate rackets investigators. Kamenow refused to say if he paid Teamster leaders to deter organizing as small Flint merchants testified their labor troubles eased after hiring him and paying for Rose Bowl trips and gifts to officials.
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Czechoslovakia President Zapotocky Seriously Ill in Prague
President Antonin Zapotocky, 73, of Czechoslovakia, is seriously ill and hospitalized in Prague Radio Prague said Monday night. The broadcast did not disclose the illness. Zapotocky previously suffered a serious heart attack in 1955.
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Solons Split on U S Future in Satellites
Washington APSen Dirksen voiced confidence the United States will move back into the king row in missiles and satellites after a briefing with Adm. Radford. But Senate leaders Lyndon B. Johnson Russell Bridges and others differed, saying the U S lags needs and has not kept pace with times.
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Eisenhower cabinet meets amid space race notes
President Eisenhower and his cabinet held two-hour sessions focusing on upcoming legislative and spending programs shadowed by Soviet space achievements. White House aides stressed no emergency and that Friday’s meeting would cover similar topics.
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Plane crash kills Romanian Communist Party official
In Moscow on Monday Grigore Preoteasa secretary of the Romanian Communist Party central committee was killed in a plane crash. Three crewmen also died. The aircraft carried a Romanian delegation led by Premier Chivu Stoica to Moscow for the 40th anniversary celebration. Stoica and the rest of the delegation escaped with minor injuries.
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Weather Update Forecast Shows Clouds and Showers
Variable cloudiness persists through Wednesday with scattered showers today. Rain becomes more frequent tonight and continues into Wednesday, bringing a damp pattern across the region.
He’s 76 She’s 44 Man Seeks to Adopt Ex Wife as His Child
Walter H. Redman aged 76 a former secretary of the Borden Company in New York filed a Highlands County Circuit Court petition to adopt his ex wife Virginia M. Rebman 44. They were married in Palm Beach in 1947 and moved to Sebring in 1949. Rebman had filed for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty which was granted October 21, 1949. The petition says they seek mutual reliance and to have a parent child relationship due to their ten years together and shared business interests. A ruling date was not given.
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Soviet physicist touts lunar flight fuel breakthrough
Soviet scientist T. Khachaturov announced in Gudot that a newly developed super fuel could power a rocket to the moon in about 10 hours at near 25,000 mph. He said the fuel enables Sputnik II to reach eight kilometers per second, enabling interplanetary travel as speeds rise.
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