Nation to Elect 32 to Senate and 432 to House
Washington October 31 The nation votes next Tuesday to elect a new president and vice president, 32 senators and 432 House members plus governors, state and local officials. About 55 to 60 million residents in 48 states are expected to cast ballots between Gay and Adlai Stevenson for Democrats and Dwight D. Eisenhower for Republicans. Presidential electors will cast votes December 15 in state capitals, with 266 needed to win. All 435 House seats are up for two years, while 32 or more senators are being filled to replace staggered terms and unexpired terms from deaths. Maine held its election Sept 6, reducing the Senate seats at stake to 34 on Tuesday.
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Top Writers About Even In Choices
Washington Oct 31 the nations top political analysts are nearly split in predicting the presidential outcome. Newsweek polled 50 pundits and 26 favored Stevenson while 2 backed Eisenhower. Averaging 30 writers shows 267 electoral votes for Stevenson and 244 for Eisenhower.
Barnacles Under Study At Duke Marine Lab
Duke University marine lab in Beauport conducts a third degree study on barnacles attached to plastic panels under a laboratory boat. Researchers test moulting and chemical changes to help reduce costly hull cleaning, aiming to save shipowners money. Chicago report notes teachers advocate pets as language aids for young learners, citing Mrs Ivins in Downers Grove.
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