Incumbents Capture Eden Hospital Vote
Election tallies show Miller defeating Ritchie 97,21 to 47,722 with 915 of 1,017 precincts reported. Bee wins 35,004 to 16,642 over Robey in the 13th district, Breed leads Bjornson with results uncertain as 121 precincts remain uncounted. Dugan defeats Maggiora for Alameda County Supervisor.
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George P. Miller
Jess M. Ritchie
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Edward A. Robey
California
Assembly
Arthur H.breed, Jr
Alameda County
Anya Bjornson
Francis Dugn, Jr
Fred. Maggiora
Bernard Dr. Bungarz
Edward. MM. Lundegaard
Hast Bay
Miller
United States
Ritchie
United States Bureau of Standards
Sep Yawns Ste
Bee
Robey
East Oakland
Breed Jed Miss Bjornson
Berkeley
Dunn
Eden Doctors Win as WT Incumbents Reelect in Eden and Washington
Incumbent directors in Eden Township Hospital district appear set for re election with 382 of 399 precincts reported. Dr Milton P Ream and Dr G Jackson lead in Eden while L S Whitaker Allan Walton and C S Scott lead in Washington township. Widel Lopez and Dijeau figures show narrower margins amid a bitter campaign.
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Washington Township
Eden
Milton
P. Ream
G. Jackson
Julius Levine
Denzil E.widel
Levine
Widel
Dr. Levine
L. S. Whitaker
Allan Walton
Ville
Scott
Whitaker
Walton
Manuel Hidalgo
Raymond Marsh
Ahd
Siste
G. Ernest Lopez
Carl Ekoos
Runningery
Jackson
John’ Se. Agnew
Gail Z
Baldwin
Cohn
George E. Dijeau
Dijeau
Backstage move on McCarthy censure stirs Senate fight
Robert Allen Washington reports a new Democratic tactic to challenge six appointed senators who may veto or delay a censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy. The plan hinges on maneuvering after the Senate convenes, with Vice President Nixon warned of the challenge. The move, led by Senator Hayden and Democratic leaders, aims to widen the dispute as clashes over McCarthy intensify.
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Senate
Nixon
Carl Hayden
Senate Rules Committee
McCarthy
Hayden Lester
Congress Race Hot Reported By United Press
United Press provides 2 p.m. standings in the contest for control of the next Congress. The brief bulletin notes ongoing momentum and shifting favors as parties vie for a majority.
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United. Press
Pee United
Weather Forecast With Early Morning Patches
Fair today with light winds and patchy morning sea. Little temperature change expected after yesterday's low and today's high around 60. A midweek forecast shows a cooler trend Thursday with quiet conditions.
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Lecintie
Cal Tech Chemist Wins Nobel Prize
Dr Linus Pauling of California Institute of Technology, 53, won the 1954 Nobel prize in chemistry in Stockholm for insights into the chemical bond. The Swedish Academy awarded $35,066 and invited him to Stockholm on December 10 to receive the honor. passport issues had previously complicated his travel.
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Sweden
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Joseph McCarthy
Swedish Academy Ofy Secience
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Pauling
Stockh
United States
Chemical Society I
London
Senate Undecided as House Seizes Control in Historic Election
In a dramatic midterm clash, Republicans and Democrats battled for Senate control while Democrats captured the House with a comfortable margin and secured multiple governorships. Early returns showed tight races in New Jersey and a razor-thin Senate margin, with recounts looming. results by state highlighted victories for McNamara in Michigan and Bender in Ohio, and continued leads in New Jersey and Oregon as nationwide tabulations progressed.
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Senate
House
New Jersey
Jersey
Republica
Clifford P
Wayne Morse
Richard M. “Nixon
United Press
Michigan
Patrick
V. McNamara
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Detroit
McNamara
Ohio
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Ifor Wesley A. D'iwart
Oregon
Guy Cordon
Richard L- Neuberger
Neubert
Harriman Wins Close Battle In New York
Albany NY Averell Harriman defeated Republican Irving Ives by a margin of 12 977 in a state that saw a near tie in the governorship. Dewey ordered a public revote of ballot records amid a tight statewide race. Roosevelt conceded attorney general Javits’s win and signaled no presidential bid in 1956.
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New ‘York
Franklin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
York
Harriswan
Ives
L. Dudson
Morhouse
Dewey
Harriman
Roosevelt
Adls
Stevenson
California Republicans sweep state offices in election
California stayed Republican in a surprising vote as Gov. Knight and U. S. Sen. Kuchel led a GOP sweep of top offices. Lt. Gov. Powers and Secretary of State Jordan won decisive margins while Yorty trailed Kuchel narrowly. Absentee ballots remained to decide Alameda outcomes with key precincts still out.
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Golden State
Goodwin, Knight
U. S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Harold Powers
Frank M. Jordan
Aetae Centabiennes
Gary Vunmses
Robert C. Kirkwood
Knight
Richard P. Graves
Tom Bright
Graves
Kuchel
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Governor
Lot
Kirkwood
George D. Collins, Jr
Fred H. Ross
Prohi
Charles
G. "Johnson
George E. Johnson
Herbert
Cohn
IPF
Alameda County
Washington
Pleasanton
Murray
Senator Kuchel
Powers
Roybal
Jordan
Raeblin
Collins
G. Johnson
George E. ‘Johnson
Eisenhower Signals Close Work With Democrats in Congress
President Eisenhower said he plans to work closely with the new Democratic leadership in Congress to avoid partisan bitterness. He emphasized that Democratic gains in the House do not repudiate his administration and that he may invite Democratic leaders to consult with him as Congress sessions begin. He remains undecided on election impact on 1958 plans and warned against a cold war of partisan clashes.
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