Jed Kennedy Wins Brother's Old Seat
Boston AP reports Edward M Kennedy won his brother's U S Senate seat over Republican George C Lodge as precincts tallied. Kennedy led with 609,297 to 359,779 with 1 224 of 2 011 precincts reporting. The race marked a Kennedy landslide and a long family political feud victory.
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TV Tonight: Classic Films and News Lineup
Tonight's schedule runs from 4:00 PM with Mickey Mouse Club and Deputy Marshal. Westerns, news and weather blocks alternate with features like High Noon, See Here, Private Hargrove, and Alexander the Great. Prime-time includes Perry Como and Tonight variety with color presentations.
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Dick van Dyke
Our Man Higgins
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Naked City
Private Hargrove
Variety
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Rural Districts Show GOP Strength Across Townships
The report details voting patterns in multiple townships including Scranton Roberts and Keim, noting Republican margins generally two to one or three to two. Voter turnout ranged from about 204 to 591 with Democrats strongest in Scranton and Roberts areas and Spartansburg showing Roberts leading.
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Earl S. Keim
Sparta Township
Dems
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Clark
Senate
Genevieve Blatt
Secretary of Internal Affairs
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Scranton- Roberts
East Wayne
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Concord Township
Scranton Scion Of Famous Family
A profile of Scranton, a Democratic candidate with limited government time but strong campaign methods. He champions unemployment relief, highlights northeastern coal regions, and recalls World War II service. A rally in Plymouth shows broad support, including a Democrat who backs him. The piece notes slogans aid safety campaigns.
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Taras Scherenko
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Plymouth
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GOP Will Gain Only Six Seats In House
AP reports that voters elected a House lineup similar to the previous session with Republicans set to net about six seats. Despite gains in the South and border states, the GOP fell short of the 44 seats needed for control as redistricting effects yielded mixed results and Democrats retained a substantial majority in the 88th Congress.
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Oliver P. Bolton
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Claude Pepper
Willam B. Miller
New York
Mahany Wins Third Term in State Senate by 5000 Vote Lead
Rowland B. Mahany, 58, captured a third term in the State Senate by an unofficial 5,000-vote margin over Melvin A. Blair of Meadville. Mahany led by 1107 votes in his home town and drew strength from Mercer County amid Republican disaffection.
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