Californians Vote In Sparse Election Turnout
Moderators project about half of California’s 5,664,688 voters will cast ballots for four year state and national offices, with closing times 7 pm citywide and 8 pm in San Francisco. Key races include Knight vs Graves for governor, Kuchel vs Yorty for U.S. Senate, Powers vs Silliman and Roybal for lieutenant governor, and House contests in districts 26 and 6. The ballot displays party labels, aiming to boost straight party voting amid a quiet campaign without strong clashes or debates.
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San Francisco
California
Washington
Earl Warren
Knight
Graves
Kxuchel
Yorty
GOP
Democratic Party
Condon
Roosevelt
Congress
Hoosevelt
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
House Un-American Activities Committee
East Bay
Midday turnout marks modest citywide vote in Ukiah
Results by midnight forecast remain cautious as 1339 ballots were cast by noon across 19 Ukiah precincts, about 31 percent of 4260 registered city voters. County total voters reach 20,330 with 119 precincts reorganized to about 200 each to speed returns.
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Ukiah
J. Broaddus
Oak Knoll
Regina Heights
Regina
Veterans Memorial Building
Navy advised against present launching gear use
Navy technical expert Cmdr Henry Morton told the Board of Inquiry into the Bennington disaster that the Navy should halt using its current catapults until changes are made. He urged replacing hydraulic fluid and compressed air with hydro-lubes and nitrogen, noting British hydro-lubes are being tested by U.S. engineers and that officials in Washington would be briefed immediately.
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Quonset Point
R.I
Navy
Cmdr
Henry&. Morton
Burer
Navy Board of Inquiry
Bennington
John
Peg Leg) Hoskins
Board
Washington
Morton
U.S
Oddities In the News: Hair Coloring as Lipstick Aid
New York reports hair coloring products marketed like lipstick to cover growths and gray. Available in eight shades, the tubeed dye targets between bleaches and dyes for women seeking natural look. Oklahoma City notes Dr. H Donahue claims lie detectors fail on Indians due to stoic nature.
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New York
Oklahoma City
H. Donahue
Proof of birth and health records for new students
Parents of children entering school this fall are reminded to obtain proof of birth immunization and communicable disease records. Birth certificates for Mendocino County children are available from John Oakes in the county superintendent of schools office. Children must be five by December 1 for kindergarten and six by December 1 for first grade.
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Mendocino County
John Oakes
County Superintendent of Schools Office
Pomolita Graduation Will Honor 87 Eighth Graders
The Pomolita elementary school in Ukiah will award diplomas to 87 eighth grade pupils at a Thursday night ceremony at 8 o'clock. District Superintendent Jack Simpson announced the event and noted diplomas will be presented by John Ernes and Supt. Simpson. The program features band pieces, a vocal solo, piano duet, and a class address by Donald Musser, with a march Majestic sendoff.
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Pomolita
Ukiah
Jack Simpson
John Ernes
Supt. Simpson
June Chain
Duane Thompson
Rev. J. R. Edgar
Londonderry Air
Clifford Beck
Judy Reitzell
Galloway Bay
Neild Mercer
Jeanne Richardson
Donald Musser
March Majestic
David Neil Aho
Doris H. Almon
Sharon Aronson
Wm. M. Avants
Waltrene Bailey
Joan Barnes
Penny Bartholomew
William L. Bates
Gwendolyn Bean
Clifford S. Beck
Larry L
Palace Hotel Hosts Election Night Party in Ukiah
The Palace Hotel sponsors an election night gathering in the Redwood Room starting at 7 p m. with Walter Sandelin announcing. State returns will be shown on the hotel TV as KUKI broadcasts local results, continuing until final returns arrive.
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Palace Hotel
Walter Sandelin
KUKI
Redwood Room
Ukiah
Gore Renews Campaign Against McCarthy Founder
Editor Leroy Gore vows a new Joe Must Go signature drive after missing the 403 840 target by about 65 000. He plans post card campaigns after the November elections and says he will not reveal the petitions to avoid retaliation. Gore believes governor year turnout will drop versus 1952 presidential year.
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Chicago
Leroy Gore
Joseph R. McCarthy
Joe
Sauk City
Wis
Gore
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Suboena
Lake County Mulls TB Patients at New 80-Bed Hospital
Lake County supervisors consider housing Lake county TB patients at a proposed 80 bed hospital seeking Hill Burton funds. Currently Lake and Mendocino TB patients go to Cascade Sanitarium in Redding totaling about 16 patients. Board will reconvene for further details and query. Subdivider Faull reports Chicago Pump Company says current sewage plant can handle hospital effluent. bids expected in about three weeks.
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County Board of Supervisors
Lake County
State Bureau of Hospitals
Hill-Burton
August Koenig
Roy Swain
County Hospital Advisory Council
Lake
Mendocino
Cascade Sanitarium
Redding
Lake County Supervisors
D. L. Faull
Ukiah Village
Chicago Pump Company
Faull
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Today
United Press reports cloud cover and scattered showers across Northwestern California with clearing by Wednesday. Inland cooler with highs around 62 and 64 and lows near 48 to 50. Winds shift from variable today to northwest 15-30 mph Wednesday near the coast and inland 15-25 mph. Some mountains may see light rain later in the week.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Nampa
Coast
Fort Bragg
Masonite Corporation
Ukiah Willits depots to distribute swindle merchandise
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce and local police, aided by the Ukiah Daily Journal, will set up two depots next week to deliver goods bought in a fall door to door blind craft sales swindle. Bragg and Fuller used forged credentials from Blind Industries of California to canvas Ukiah and other county towns. Initial orders traced total about $2,631.17 with sizable advance payments.
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Arundel H. Keane
Mendocino County
Ukiah Chamber
Willits
Talmage
Boonville
Rockport
Calpella
Ukiah
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Ben Stanwood
George Smith
Gino
Tiny) Stefani
Paul Sutterley
John Bauer
David H. Strelow
Condition Critical Willits Boy Injured in Auto Wreck
Maynard Stubberfield a 17 year old Willits Union High senior is in Howard Memorial hospital in critical condition after a collision with a southbound truck driven by Charles Clifton of Ukiah on the Redwood Highway near a Drive-In restaurant at about 2 15 p m yesterday CHP notes no citations issued and X rays not yet taken due to serious injuries.
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Maynard Stubberfield
Willits Union High School
Howard Memorial Hospital
The
California Highway Patrol
Stubberfield
Redwood Highway
Charles Clifton
Ukiah
CHP
Guatemala Titoists Split Party Ranks
Guatemala City UP report says a Titoist movement within the Guatemalan Labor Communist party has split, creating a deep cleavage. Two trends emerged, nationalistic Titoist and Moscow-aligned, with Jose Manuel Fortuny, longtime secretary general, losing control as he remains away on ill health leave.
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Guatemala City
Labor (Communist
el Espectador
Independent
Jose Manuel Fortuny
Communist Party
Late Flashes and World News Roundup
Dow Jones ends with mixed results as 30 industrials rise to 321.00 while 20 railroads fall to 106.51 and 65 stocks drop to 119.75. Reports from Hanoi, California grasshoppers, and a jet weapons meet accompany political and labor notes across major cities.
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Dow-Jones
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Bulech) Powers
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Frederick F. Houser
Edward R. Roybal
House of Representatives
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Contra Costa-Solano
Robert L. Condon
NEA Telephone
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NEA
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Aame
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Hanoi
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State Department of Agriculture
Las Vegas
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Roy M. Cohn
Robert T. Stevens
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