Hill Wins in Redlands County Race Fight
Hill defeats McLaughlin for County Superintendent of Schools as 262 precincts report. Bevis and Mascone lead for County Assessor in eight way race. Felton and Wardle run neck and neck for County Clerk. Other results show Harrawood ahead in Redlands bench, Castle edging Sheppard for Congress nomination, and Brown led for Governor with Knowland. County Measure A favored. Hinckley tops Hebert in water district.
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Hill
McLaughlin
Valley College
Bevis
Underwood
Jack A. Beaver
Redlands
William T. Howell
Victorville
John Bevis
Colton
Stephen Mascone
San Bernardino
H. C. Harrawood
Mentone
Bernard Alexander
Harrawood
Sue
Alexander
Robert M. Castle
Harry R. Sheppard
Yucaipa
Sheppard
Castle
Jack T. Felton
Dennis Wardle
Felton
Wardle
Ontario
Jocelyn M. Cox
Harold C. Murphy
William S. Harvey
Harvey
Murphy
Board of Supervisors
San Bernardino Valley
Weather Forecast for Los Angeles Area
UPI reports from the U.S. Weather Bureau that Southern California will have mostly clear skies today and tonight. Morning low clouds linger along the coast with variable high clouds and much sunshine inland. Temperatures rise this afternoon with slight coastal cooling Thursday. Friday outlook shows morning coast clouds then sunny and cooler overall.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Six Killed In C124 Crash At Travis AFB California
Six of eight crewmen aboard a C124 Globemaster died when the giant aircraft crashed and burned after takeoff from Travis Air Force Base. Two officers and four enlisted men perished. two officers survived. Names withheld pending next of kin notification. The aircraft, returning to San Bernardino Valley, carried 20 000 pounds of general cargo and unclassified supplies. The Air Force offered no immediate explanation for the crash.
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Travis Afb
Calif
Air Force
San Bernardino Valley
Japan
Weather snippet from 1958 data day history
On June 4 1958 the high reached 84 and the low 53. A year earlier the record showed a high of 104 and a low of 64, indicating cooler conditions on the two dates in question.
Unemployment Dips for May in Postwar Era
Washington officials said May unemployment fell under five million for the first time since January. The April total was 5,120,000, 78,000 below the postwar peak of 5,198,000. Job holders rose above 62,907,000, but June could near six million as students seek summer work.
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Washington
UPI
Labor and Commerce Departments
Diana
Wlalcl
Eisenhower Urges Midshipmen To Be Peace Crusaders
President Eisenhower addressed 900 Naval Academy graduates urging them to champion peace. He warned against obsolete military views and urged modern, efficient armed forces management while avoiding direct comment on domestic issues. He emphasized unity and the goal of preventing war as essential to national security.
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Annapolis
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S. Naval Academy
Theodor Heuss
Washington National
Naval Academy
Drug Syndicate Broken Up with 16 Arrested
New York officials report a nationwide narcotics syndicate dealing heroin and cocaine was busted in a night raid, with 13 men and 3 women arrested in New York and Los Angeles. Among those named are Natale Evola and Louis Fiano, with several suspects tied to Apalachin. Authorities say associates of Luciano, Lepke Buchalter, and Luchese were involved.
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New York
UPI
Mullwa Ueda
Los Angeles
Paul W. Williams
Apalachin N.Y
Louis Fiano
Ring
Ezar Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Louis
Lepke) Buchalter
Thomas
Three-finger Brown
Luchese
Public Works Bill Voted in House Committee
The House Banking Committee approved a two billion dollar public works program by a 16 to 6 vote. The measure, aimed at anti-recession relief, faces House Rules Committee hurdles and a likely White House veto. Administration opposes rapid spending. a Senate approved one billion proposal could also be vetoed. Also, a Senate Labor Subcommittee backed a reform bill to curb union abuses 6 to 1.
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Washington
UPD
House Banking Committee
Federal Treasury
House Rules Committee
White House
House Committee
Labor
Senate Labor
Senate
U.N. To Drop Tunisia Demand Likely Appeal for Negotiation
The U N Security Council probably will dismiss Tunisia's call for action against France and instead issue an appeal urging both nations to negotiate the disposition of French troops on Tunisian soil, according to informed sources.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPD
U. N. Security Council
Tunisia
De Gaulle Arrives In Algiers To Quash Rebellion
Premier Charles de Gaulle landed in Algiers in full French Army general uniform to assert control over rebellious military and civilian leaders. He aims to dissolve the revolutionary Committees of Public Safety, backed by the army, while some colonials fear his cabinet omissions and possible concessions on the costly Algerian war. He wore the Cross of Lorraine emblem of Free France.
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Algiers
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Revolutionary “Committees of Public Safety
Pierre Pflimlin
de Gaulle
Lorraine
California Returns For State Offices By Precincts
UPI tally shows Knowland leading Brown for governor with 682,667 to 1,062,316 total, Knight plus Christopher ahead in the U S Senate race, Hillings and Mosk contending for attorney general, Powers and Anderson for lieutenant governor, Jordan for secretary of state, Kirkwood and Cranston for controller, Button and Betts for treasurer, Simpson and Calvert contending for superintendent of public instruction with precincts reporting across 12k to 15k.
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Mosk
Hillings
State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
San Bernardino County
Roy Simpson
Simpson
Calvert Ves
Everett Roberts
San Bernardino
Hillings Planteen
Weinberger Coens
Ptf $Tienecetassenahies
Librar
McCarthy Democratic
Weinberger
Thon
Assembly
West End
Dan Mikesell
Ontario
Gene Nisbet
Upland
Nisbet
Mikesell
Mikesell Thompson
San Francisco
UPI
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Knowland
Brown
Donald Donaldson
U. S
Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
Clair Engle
William Jolley
Alexander D. Williamson
Knight
Christopher
Engle
Fritjof P. Thygeson
Los Angeles
Patrick J. Hillings
Caspar W. Weinberger
Stanley Mosk
Robert I. McCarthy
Ralph Planteen
Harold J. Powers
Glenn M. Anderson
Powers
Anderson
Frank M. Jordan
Jordan
Henry P. Lopez
Mel J. Miller
Prohibition
Robert C. Kirkwood
R-X
Alan Cranston
Kirkwood
Cranston
A. Ronald Button
Bert A. Betts
Button
Betts
Roy E. Simpson
Everett T. Calvert
David B. Everett
Holland D. Roberts
California
U. S. Senate
Rep
Patrick Hillings
Robert McCarthy
Harald J. Powers
Democratic Party
GOP
Bert A. Bett
Father of Dragnet Actor Robbed
Ben Alexander Sr. the 80 year old father of actor Ben Alexander known for Dragnet was kidnapped and robbed of 50 cents by three men who threatened to kill him. He reported the incident after being forced into an old sedan on Franklin Avenue and later dumped on a Hollywood lawn.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ben Alexander Sr
Ben Alexander
Dragnet
Alexander
Franklin Avenue
Hollywood Hills
Demos Showing Jars GOP All Way To Maine
Washington UPI report notes California results signal broader Republican pressure on strategy and labor issues as Maine moves toward November elections. The piece highlights Knowland near 40 percent in California, Brown as Democratic rival, and the broader labor and anti labor dynamics shaping early campaign momentum.
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Jars Gop
Maine
Brown Rolls Up Wide Margin Over Knowland
California Democrats envisioned a power shift after Attorney General Edmund G. Brown defeated Republican Sen. William F. Knowland by a wide margin in the primary. Both Brown and Knowland won their party nominations and advance to the November runoff, reshaping the state’s political outlook after 16 years without such leadership.
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Earl Beach
Ames McDill
Beach
Littleton
McDill
Pat Brown
William F. Knowland
Reiis
Knowland Brown
Brown Donaldson Knowland
Follwed
Raymond A. Gregory
San Bernardino
Stanley Shaw
Ontario
James C. Anderson
United Press International
SAN Francisco
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown
William F. Knowsland
Brown
Knowland
Californians choose Knowland in GOP primary tilt
California results show U S Senator Knowland leading in the GOP gubernatorial race with a 431,148 margin over Brown. Knight defeats Christopher for the U S Senate nomination, while Weinberger edges Hillings for attorney general, Mosk tallies over McCarthy, and other statewide offices see incumbents or rivals listed with vote counts. Brown proclaims a progressive win amid national publicity, Knowland calls it an opening skirmish as Democrats forecast November momentum.
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Brown
California
Knowland
Washington
Senate
Motorola Contract Exposed Amid Vote Size Explanations
Partial OCR text shows political strategy remarks on vote size and flight patterns. The pilot had not rolled up by Brown and Know and the debate centered on registration edges and engine counts. A passenger recalled confusion between Ireland and Canada, reflecting the tense, unclear briefing in a chaotic scene.
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Brown
GOP
Ireland
Canada
Dodgers Edge Chavez Ravine Vote in L A Battle
Los Angeles voters show a slim lead on Chavez Ravine stadium plan with 1,150 of 4,519 precincts reporting. Dodgers president Walter O Malley withholds comment as figures reach about 81,636 in favor to 76,399 opposed, noting in baseball wins and standings.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Walter O’malley
O’malley
O'Maley
West German President Heuss Visits Washington for State Trip
West German President Theodor Heuss arrives in Washington with Foreign Minister Brentano for a three day state visit as Eisenhower’s guest. The trip aims to cement U S Germany ties while Brentano plans talks with Dulles on international issues including the French crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Theodor Heuss
Eisenhower
Heinrich von Brentano
Heuss
United States
Germany
Brentano
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Isenhower
Ottawa
U.S
Columbine III
Canada
Publicans Campaign Marathon Verbally Challenged by Campaigner Absence
Knowland has been in Washington for much of the election campaign while Brown campaigned vigorously for seven full months. Alphonso E. Bell Jr., state chairman of the GOP, noted that the party must carry on without its figurehead and most effective campaigner Bill Knowland. Powers, one of four Republican incumbents facing a November runoff, admitted the Democrats did better than I expected.
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Knowland
Washington
Brown
Alphonso E. Bell Jr
GOP
Bill Knowland
Powers
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Supt. of
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Brooklyn
Carmine Galente
Apalachin
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Joe de Palermo
Salvatore Santora
Leonia
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Nixon
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