One Last Look at Key Senate Races on Eve of Election
AP reporters surveyed regional Senate contests as Democrats aim to gain two seats to seize control. In the Far West Oregon potential Democratic edge over Republican Cor don. California leaning toward Democrat Yorty. Nevada favoring Democrat Eible. In the Southwest and Rockies incumbents Kerr, Anderson lead. New Mexico and Colorado show narrow margins. Wyoming and Idaho show contested seats. Minnesota and Iowa leaning Democratic. In the Farm Belt weaker farm incomes shift votes toward Republicans in some races. Kansas and Nebraska favor Republicans though Green and Hruska contest. In East North Central Ferguson weakens. Ohio Bender tight. Kentucky Barkley favored but age a question. West Virginia Neely repeating. Eastern Seaboard races show Democrats with edge amid economic unease. Rhode Island Green strong. Massachusetts Saltonstall tight. New Jersey Howell edges Case. Delaware Freer leads Warburton. The South remains strongly Democratic with 11 seats.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
California
Samuel W. Yorty
Thomas H. Kuchel
Nevada
Alan Eible
Ernest S. Brown
Pat McCarran
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Eisenhower
John A. Carroll
Gordon
Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
William H. Harrison
Idaho
Glen H. Taylor
Wallace
Henry C. Dworshak
Montana
Wesley A. O’ewart
James E. Murray
Stout
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Kansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
George McGill
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
James F. Green
Roman L. Hruska
Hough Butler
Carl T. Curt
Keith Neville
South Dakota
Karl FE. Mundt
Kenneth Holum
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democrat-Farmer
Val Byjornson
Iowa
Guy Gilette
Thomas E. Martin
Hliness
Paul H. Douglas
Joseph T. Meek
Don Whitehead
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Patrick V. McNamara
Ohio
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taft
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
John Sherman Cooper
West Virginia
Matthew M. Neely
Barkley
Thomas B. Sweeney
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Reiman Morin
Ike
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Leverett Saltonstall
Foster Furenale
John Kennedy
Rhode Island
Theodore Francis Green
Walter L Sundlun
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Charles W. Tobey
Norris Cotton
Stanley J. Betley
Tobey
Styles ‘Bridges
Gerard L. Morin
New Jersey
Charles Howell
Clifford Case
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J. Allen Freer
Herbert B. Warburton
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Whitehead
U S Trade Policy Faces World Pressure and Debate
United States confronts demand from Britain France Japan and others to revise trade rules. Nations eye currency pools and lower tariffs while U S seeks stable policy and GATT reform amid Korea era tensions.
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United States
Britain
France
Japan
Germany
Atomic tests spark growth and decline in states
The Atomic Energy Commission confirms Russia has carried out multiple atomic tests since mid year. Nevada emerged as the fastest growing state in the nation over the past four years, while West Virginia experienced the largest population decline. Churchill announces Soviet proposals for a Big Four Germany talks next month.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Merger Surge Examined by FTC Chief Howrey
Ed ward F Howrey chairman of the Federal Trade Commission warns the merger movement must be carefully assessed under antitrust laws. He notes a fourfold rise in mergers since the Korean War and cites industry concentration across baking, paper, textile, dairy, chemical, auto and primary metals.
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Thee Veneratoris Trade Commission
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FITC
Election and Royal Visit Dates From Historic Calendar
On Monday November 2 Cuban elections and Election Day are noted. The fifth anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia is listed for Tuesday November 2. On Thursday November 4 Queen Mother Elizabeth will guest at the White House. Sunday November 7 marks Roger Williams Dar and the start of American School Week.
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Roger Walliams
Marian Year Celebrations Mark Marian Year Feast Day
Roman Catholics observe Marian Year with services and pilgrimages in Bethlehem Rome France and Portugal. Pope Pius XI proclaims May 31 as Mary queen of Heaven and Earth day and plans to crown the Mary image in St. Peter's Basilica marking the 100th anniversary of the 1854 doctrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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West Germans emerge as a European power
Associated Press analysis argues West Germany has risen to dominant European influence after World War II. It notes American guarantees to counter Soviet propaganda, the Paris talks shaping a French German axis, and the Saar fate as a test of German acceptances while cautioning against renewed militarism and potential Soviet pressure.
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Saar Valley
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France
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Soviet Union
Final Polio Blood Tests Field Trial Nears End
More than 40 000 children in 217 areas across 44 states will give blood samples from November 1 to 12 to measure antibodies after the Salk polio vaccine. Samples come from both vaccine and placebo groups to assess persistence of immunity amid the 1954 polio season. Also notes rising mental care costs in New York and NAM urging corporate donations to education to reduce government aid.
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Hart E. van, Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
van Riper
New York State
National Assn. of Manufacturers
NAM
Commission On Financing Higher Education
Henry M. Winston
Brown University
Scotland Doctor Prompts Pills for Male Mental Health
Dr John Kelvin in Scotland reports a treatment trend with pills for men facing mental illness. He notes many patients improved after prescription, with millions treated in hospitals clinics or by psychiatrists. The study cites several cases and overall treatment rates among men women and children.
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Scotland
Bultiard
Kelvin
Pri- Kelvin
Communists Crack Down On East German Youth Dances
Eight leaders of the Manhattan Cub in Aue are sentenced to one to four years hard labor for crimes linked to dancing and alleged spying for the West. In London Maurice Lubbock learns he was robbed when a thief mails back his watch bearing a birthday inscription. Jewelry worth 2800 dollars missing. theft traced to a sentimental motive.
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