Knowland Brown clash fuels California campaign blows
In an Alameda County whistle stop, Senator Knowland attacked Attorney General Edmund G. Brown as weak and controlled by labor bosses while Brown accused Knowland of politically sick theatrics. Moody accusations, pension voting records, and a broader smear campaign framing dominated remarks, with Butler denouncing Republican material as anti Semitic and urging party denouncement.
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William F. Knowland
Alameda County
Edmund G
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Brown
Oman
Oxnard
Knowland
Ress
California
Butler
Hosmer
Paul M. Butler
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Washington
Cenfer
Farth District Congress
Marty S. May
May
Russia
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Taft
Republican National Committee
Alfed
B. Williams
Stanley Moss
Williams
Pat Hillings
California Conference of Judges
Mosk
Most
Los Angeles County
Hullings
Mose Raoqkers
Monk de Kommon
Dr. Zhivaga
Moskneonio
People's Devils
Pasternak Nobel Award Sparks Soviet Western Clash
The newspaper reports Western and Soviet reactions to Boris Pasternak's Nobel Prize nomination. It notes Pontiffs Cherenkov and Pasternak cited as provocative, while the Soviet Gazette denounces the decision as ideological diversion. Aftonbladet praises the physics prize tied to Cherenkov, amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Lilibe
Mary Gazette
P. A. Cherenkov
Igor
aKture
Tm Hod
NM. Frank
Boris Pasternak
The
Gazette
Pasternuk
Dr. Zhi
Nago
Russia
Linion
Ali Waga'l
Pasternak
Aftonbladet
Pakistani ruler assumes new post as premier amid anti corruption pledge
In Karachi Av Gen Mohammed Ayub Khan takes a new post as prime minister while continuing to denounce Mirza. The military regime asserts control after Oct 7 moves to abolish the government and constitution. Mirza names Ayub to lead a cabinet of three generals and eight civilians to frame the regime.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayu Khan
Mirza
Jrun
Mirai
Ayub
Nixon Sees California GOP Victory Prediction
Vice President Nixon traveling with California Republicans Sen. Knowland and Gov. Knight predicted their election if their campaign tempo remains high. He spoke en route from New York and said the outcome hinges on the last 10 days of campaigning with a dig at the Democratic and independent vote.
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Nixon
William F. Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Hindhat
California
New York
Krowland
Knight
Madison
Wis
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
Washington
West
Fragmentary OCR News Note from Local Page
Fragmented readable text mentions daily news item and public notice led by local office, with scattered names and times. Missing clear events or outcomes. The readable segments point to a city or district update and a weekly newspaper feature. No definite person, place, or date fully established from the legible portion.
Nixon Barnstorms Midwest as Parties Woo Farmers
Nixon toured the Farm Belt amid declared vows to end smear tactics while Democrats and Republicans pitched policies to farmers in Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Nebraska. Benson attacked left-wing farm policy while Keefauver and Smathers urged turnout. Eisenhower planned a New York appearance to back GOP candidates.
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Midwest
Inal Gays Wison
Michigan
Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Eau Claire
Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Republ
New York
Charleston
W. Va
Pittsbuurgh
Beech hotel scene with mixed modern amenities noted
Fragmented description mentions a hotel on Beech, Long Beach area, with private baths and various facilities. Several garbled phrases reference rooms, desks, and meals. Despite the unreadable text, it hints at a bustling lodging environment and multiple unnamed individuals.
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Beech
Runtingter Hotel
Foruan Ald
Long Beach
Xing Nue
Fung iBremeh
Geben
Gere Iobnres
AU Toving
Pelvate Baths
Praza Bam
Wallstorm
Patige
Rh Desks
Lesprore
Ana Daly Cai Beit
Wekae
Winnne
Maer and
Meade
Fishing Boat Sinks Rescuers Save 25 Crew Members
A storm battered Mish 2 yout Melita sank Friday night in turbulent seas. The 25 crew were picked up by the motor freighter St. Christopher, which went to aid after its own engines were repaired following engine trouble in the storm's wake. Navy says rescuers assisted.
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UPS
Navy
St. Christopher
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