Eisenhower Pushes GOP on Labor Reform in California
President Eisenhower urged election of a Republican Congress to curb corrupt labor unions and push labor legislation. He spoke in San Francisco after a helicopter tour from the airport, addressing a rally and televised hour. The campaign framed a split among California GOP candidates over the right to work while stressing unity with Knight and Knowland.
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Chicago TV speech to launch nationwide Eisenhower campaign
President Eisenhower will deliver a coast to coast televised campaign speech from Chicago on Wednesday night. The telecast is funded by the Republican National Committee and the National Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon 1958 Committee.
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Eisenhower Rallies California Republicans Against Democrats
President Eisenhower urged unity among California Republicans amid factional splits between Gay Goodwin Knight and William Knowland. He warned the Democrats would deflate wages and threaten the nation, labeling their stance as political schizophrenia and urging supporters to reject radical opposition in a televised address.
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Voters face loss of ballot access after moving
An estimated 20 percent of Long Beach registered voters may lose voting rights if they moved and did not update their registration. Postmasters report bulk mail to former addresses, while sample ballots for 176,060 voters were destroyed. A moved voter remains eligible if they updated their address by Sept. 11. else, voting at original polling place is not guaranteed.
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Aid Asserts No Pressure to Be Applied
In Taipei Secretary Dulles met President Chiang Kai-shek amid the Formosa crisis as mainland Chinese guns pounded Quemoy for the fourth straight day, signaling ongoing tensions and U.S. seeking restraint.
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Bolivian Rebel Seizure Quieted After Five-Hour Battle
In La Paz an armed revolt by Yalange Socialists was crushed after five hours of fighting. Three killed and two wounded. Rebels attacked government officials and seized Gov. Humberto Villar, later freed. Government deployed troops and militiamen to restore control. The report notes raids, shelling at Quemoy and Formosa, and political maneuvers as Dulles comments on U S policy.
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Hinds School Hit by Pre-Dawn Blast
CHAMPAIGN reports a pre-dawn explosion at Westview grade school with no injuries. Acting chief Mark O'Neill says recovered bomb parts suggest amateur homemade work. enrollment is 444 and no Negro students attend.
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Crosby Son in Offbeat Grapple at Sandburg Party
A celebrity cocktail party for Carl Sandburg drew many stars but few stayed for the main event a wrestling bout between Bing Crosby’s son Gary and a cheese firm executive John Gaiger, 48, fought briefly with Gary before bystanders stopped them. Ceiger lost his tie but neither was hurt. Milton Berle sponsored the event with some guests like Groucho Marx and Alec Guinness leaving before the main show. Sandburg set for Berle’s TV appearance Tuesday night.
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Russians Overcredit Education System Said By Ex-AP Reporter
A recently ousted AP Moscow correspondent Ray Essovan begins a multi part series today on the Russian education system. The issue is set across various newspaper sections including pages A and B and a sports and TV guide.
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Weather outlook with clouds and fog then sun
A light weather update notes few clouds and fog late tonight and early Wednesday then becoming mostly sunny. Temperature remains steady with no significant change and the noon temperature today is 75 degrees.
Rebels Kidnap Five Americans and Seven Cuban Workers
Cuban rebels abducted five Americans and seven Texaco refinery Cuban employees near the Santiago de Cuba refinery and fled into the mountains. The U.S. embassy in Havana confirms the seizure near noon Monday and ongoing negotiations for their release. Ambassador Earl E. Smith has directed the Santiago consul to press contacts with the rebels.
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Frank Sinatra Courted by Lady Beatty in London Rumors
AP reports Frank Sinatra spent two days in London with Lady Beatty and newspapers speculate on a possible wedding. Beatty, divorced from William O Connor of California, has been seen with Sinatra at Kensington events and Mayfair parties, fueling ongoing romance chatter.
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Two Long Beach Officers Aid Stork Birth Shoestring
Infants arrives at 1:13 a.m. in 6 pound 12 ounce boy to Mrs Shroeder on Stanley Ayn. Officers Frydman and Lee, aided by Mrs Shroeder and neighbor help, used a shoelace as a birth card and scissors from a nearby sewing machine to deliver a baby in the home before ambulance arrival. The family includes Gwen 4 and Mark 2. Mrs Shroeder calls it one of the happiest moments of her life.
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Knight Says He Failed to Heal Rift in California Fight
Gov Goodwin Knight told reporters aboard Columbine II that nothing has changed to heal the rift with Sen William Knowland in the California Republican computer battle. Knight, campaigning for the U S Senate against Knowland, noted Eisenhower had urged unity.
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Prop. 18 Discussed on Editorial Page A-1
Today editors publish the second of a series on state propositions for the November ballot. The article analyzes Prop 1 percent the so called right to work measure and the related political debate.
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