Republicans Hopeful Over Southern Gains In 1958
Southern Republicans voiced optimism about expanding GOP influence in the South while Democratic leaders warned they were “whistling in the dark.” Operation Dixie spurred precinct drives to boost registrations, with Louisiana and Florida showing notable activity as Eisenhower era dynamics shape regional party strength.
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Atlanta
South
Dixie
Republican National Committee
GOP
Ieaders
Louisiana
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
New Orleans
Tennessee
Guy L. Smith
Congress
Senate
Albert Gore
Ray Jennings
Georgia
John Sammons Bell
Camille Gravel
Democratic
Florida
James Milligan
Sunshine States
G. Harold Alexander
Stevenson
National Party
Alexander
Particaus
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Gluckman’s Solo California to Hawaii Flight
San Francisco watchmaker Peter Gluckman estimated the Honolulu flight cost about 65 to 66 dollars. He flew 15 hours 48 minutes in a Beechcraft Bonanza, the first solo California to Hawaii in a single engine plane, with 75 gallons of fuel remaining. He plans a return trip after a week and envisions future journeys to South America and Europe.
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NEA
Pacific
Peter Gluckmann
San Francisco International Airport
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu
Peter Gluckman
Hasan
Gluckman
California
South America
Europe
Making News In A World Of Shifting Posts
United Press correspondents report on new Norwegian ambassador prospects to Washington as de Morgenstierne retires. Syrian turmoil looms with feared kidnapings and potential assassinations of conservative leaders. Washington dismisses suspicions of nuclear test suspensions, urging an airtight inspection. Harold Macmillan may delay the London Commonwealth conference due to high absenteeism. Nixon faces civil rights bill routing decisions as Senate action stalls. Baseball lawmakers hear from players and owners on the reserve clause during anti monopoly hearings.
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Charles M. McCann
Halvard M. Lange
United Press
Nor- United Press
Wilhelm
Munthe de Morgenstierne
Lines
London
Harold Macmillan
Richard M. Nixon
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Nixon
Sports Outlook
Bob Feller
Robin Roberts
Eddie Yost
Washington
Aid shown to lure Yugoslavia and Poland from Moscow
United States has given Yugoslavia over 1.25 billion dollars in military and economic aid to prove it pays to break from Moscow rule. Poland eyes a 95 million dollar aid pledge as a cautious example, hoping continued support will nurture independence and drift from communism.
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Donald J. Gonales
United Press
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Poland
Tito
Gomulka
Belgrade
Pilot Dies Aboard Trans World Airliner
GRAND ISLAND Neb UP A Trans World Airlines Super Constellation pilot suffered a fatal heart attack while flying with 29 passengers aboard. Copilot Capt L A Girard took control and landed safely from Chicago to Denver. Capt Tom Evans aided after. Hale, 53 New Hyde Park NY, is survived by his widow and daughter Sally, 11.
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Grand Island
Neb
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
Denver
Horton Hale
New Hyde Park
N.Y
L. A. Girard
Hale
TWA
Tom Evans
Sally
Helicopter melon thief shocks Redlands patch
Farmer W. I. Fifield reported a helicopter landed in his watermelon patch at Brawley California on Saturday. The pilot jumped out, grabbed three melons, then jumped back in and flew away. The incident left the farmer amused yet puzzled by the aerial theft.
Police order weed search in New York yards and plots
Police were ordered to watch vacant lots farm plots yards roofs and window boxes for marijuana plants. Chief Inspector Thomas A. Nielson directed all officers to look for wild growing or narcotics addict cultivated marijuana during the Sunday search.
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New York
Thomas A. Nielson
Blue
Sell Your Old Furniture Through Facts Classified Ads
Local classifieds offer quick cash for used furniture. List items with brief descriptions, prices, and pickup options to reach nearby buyers. Include contact method and pickup location to accelerate responses.
Slide Kills Man Near Upland in Father's Day Rockslide
Deputies and rescuers found Bourne Eaton, 40, of Claremont, dead after a rockslide swept him into Bull Canyon in the Alta Loma Etiwanda foothills during a family hike. Eaton moved ahead to break a trail when a rock gave way as he grabbed for a grip, triggering the avalanche.
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Upland
Bourne Eaton
Claremont
Eaton
Bull Canyon
Alta Loma-Etiwanda
Notice of private sale of Alice Kilian estate Redlands
In San Bernardino Superior Court the executrix Marienne Kluza will privately sell the real property of Alice Kilian deceased. The residence at 318 Grant St Redlands is Lot 15 Block B Holden Villa Tract. Sale subject to court confirmation July 2 1957 with 10 percent bid deposit. bids to Wilson attorney or clerk, or delivered to executrix after first publication.
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Superior Court
State of California
San Bernardino
San
Alice Kilian
Marienne Kluza
Paul B. Wilson
W. L. Gregory Bldg
Orange Street
City of
Redlands
County of
Holden Villa
San Bernardino County
California
Grant St
Executrix
Rens
United States
Alice Killan
Paul 3B. Wilson
Orange St
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