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...Republican John L. Collier, 49, a big, blunt manufacturer's agent who for seven years has represented another section of the district in the State Assembly. Collier is regarded as a member of the party faction that has been headed by U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren and U.S. Senator William Knowland. Since there was no primary, there was no simple way to eliminate either of the candidates. Despite the official organization efforts in Lipscomb's behalf. Collier seems certain to split the vote seriously...
...Earl Warren...
...Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson gave a part of the answer. Into the Agriculture Department's conference room crowded almost 100 reporters to hear about the department's new reorganization plans. "The Secretary," announced Benson's press officer, "will start off the presentation, then Assistant Secretary [Earl] Coke will follow with details and present some slides. Please hold your questions until we get through the presentation." Forty-five minutes later, when the lights snapped on, there was little time left for reporters to question Benson about his controversial farm program. As Benson marched from the room...
...Arcaro and Ted Atkinson are more in demand for the big stakes. But no ordinary jockey could keep as winningly busy as Willie does, and his merits are fully appreciated by his peers. Arcaro says flatly that Willie already ranks with "the greatest in the country." Sharp-eyed old Earl Sande also ranks Willie with the best, and adds that if Arcaro himself "has anything on him, it might be that he is bigger and a bit stronger." For among the pint-sized fraternity of jockeys, sinewy Willie Shoemaker is a half-pint (4 ft.11 in., 96 Ibs.) who eats...
...York's Jamaica race track, Veteran Jockey Earl Sande, 54, making a comeback after 21 years (TIME, Oct. 12), had his first winner in ten rides, a come-from-behind finish on a longshot (13-1) named Miss Weesie. In the winner's circle, with the cheers of the crowd ringing in his ears. Oldster Sande unabashedly let the tears run down his cheeks...