Russian protest over U N blockade in Korean waters
Moscow charges the United States with an illegal blockade in Korean waters and says Washington must take responsibility for consequences. The note delivered by the Soviet embassy in Washington refers to Gen. Mark Clark's Sept. 27 order creating a sea defense zone to stop infiltration and protect U N lines near Koje and other islands.
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Sabath dies after 46 years in Congress
Rep Adolph J Sabath a Chicago Democrat and long time Rules Committee chair died of pancreatic cancer at 66 after a 46 year House career. He arrived in 1907 from Bohemian lands and became a leading foe of certain military and foreign policy moves while championing the little man. He won a 24th consecutive term Tuesday and left a legacy as a forceful party stalwart.
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Williams Wins Michigan Governor Race in Photo Finish
Final returns show Mennen Williams, the Democratic incumbent, narrowly defeating Republican Fred M. Alger Jr. by 3,967 votes to secure a third term. Montana sees Republican J Hugo Aronson unseat Democrat John W Bonner as Republicans gain five governor seats nationwide.
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Michigan
Mennen Williams
Fred M. Alger, Jr
J. Hugo Aronson
John W. Bonner
Montana
Aronson
Boy Scout Help On Vote Praised
Valley Forge AP reports the Boy Scouts of America earned praise for aiding turnout. Kenneth D. Wells of the Freedoms Foundation lauded Scouting in 43 states for practical youth involvement. Scouts with Freedom Foundation placed Liberty Bell doorknob hangers on 30 million homes and distributed over a million register and vote posters.
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U.S. Demands Return of Lend-Lease Ships from Russia
The United States issued a stern note to the Soviet Union demanding the prompt return of 186 lend-lease ships promised last June. Washington alleges Moscow has not only failed to honor the pledge but also refused a compromise settlement and overdue ships. In other news, the General Assembly voted to permit Japan to join the International Civil Aviation Organization.
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International Civil Aviation Organization
Gazette Polls Show Near Perfect Forecast Of Election
The Gazette report notes the August fair poll closely matched the Tuesday results with Eisenhower around 63 percent nationwide and 64 percent in initial Iowa tallies. University of Iowa Meier predicted a broad Eisenhower victory west of Pennsylvania, while Gazette polling of farmers by Rex Conn echoed a strong Republican lead.
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Eisenhower Faces Friendly Congress After Victory
AP report notes Eisenhower’s landslide win may yield a cooperative Congress. Republicans look to control both chambers, aided by Southern Democrats and a few Northern Republicans. Senate strength shown as 47 Democrats and 4 Republicans with Nixon potential tie breaker. House at 221 Republicans, 212 Democrats, one independent.
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Presidential Vote Tally From AP Report
Associated Press reports from 140 759 of 146 370 voting units show Eisenhower winning the presidential popular vote with 32 596 700 votes and Stevenson with 26 275 091 votes. percentage figures for Eisenhower are not completed in the source.
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Shifts in Precinct Lines Tied to 1956 Vote
City councilors hint at redrawing precincts before the 1956 presidential election. Finance Commissioner Louis Burgos may retire after his term as he frames how many electoral votes remain and how many states could impact the race. The piece notes discussion of registration deadlines and the logistics of counting votes ahead of the looming election.
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Kentucky
Speculation on Eisenhower Cabinet Plays Out in Washington
Washington reports indicate Dwight Eisenhower will name his cabinet with Dewey among possible choices for secretary of state or defense. Other governors and leaders including Adams, Thornton, Dulles, and McKeldin are named as potential appointees or White House staffers as the nomination process unfolds.
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Lodae
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McKeldin
Aoe Fee
Wellington
Dulles
John J. McCloy
Germany
Paul Hoffman
Summerfield
A. Possible Co
Michigan Automobile Business
Eisenhower Accepts Truman Peace Conference Plan
Dwight Eisenhower has accepted Truman's plan for a world peace conference and proposed scheduling it for the week beginning November 17. He will appoint a personal representative to sit with the budget director and consider other departmental indoctrination, while continuing his own schedule in Augusta.
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Eisenhower
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National Golf Club
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White House
Korea
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Lewis Douglas
Arizona
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Parallel Parking On First Avenue Change Approved
The Valdosta report notes Cedar Davids News that Cedar Rapids council voted unanimously to replace angle parking on the First Avenue stretch with parallel parking to ease a traffic bottleneck. The plan removes 42 spaces and adds near site options including municipal lots and a nearby ramp.
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Cedar Davids News
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Third Street
Pheasant Season Delayed In Iowa
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced at 2 30 p m Thursday that the pheasant season opening is postponed from November 11 to November 18. The delay aims to allow moisture to reduce fire hazards.
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