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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1956

Page

2

Silent Senator Carl Hayden Returns as Dean of Congress

Carl Hayden, 79, Arizona's longest serving lawmaker, becomes the Senate's senior member after Walter George retires. Hayden, famed for his frugal speaking, will chair the Appropriations Committee and continues to win elections, including defeating Ross Jones by 60,000 votes. His career spans 44 years in Washington.

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9 00 Your Life 9 Tenn Ernie 10 00 Video

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Kukla Fran Ollie TV Time Shot Gaffe

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Stevenson Seeks Privacy After Presidential Defeat

Adlai E. Stevenson returns to his farm near Libertyville after losing the presidency. One newsman follows to the farm. a dinner at the Dick home in Lake Forest precedes plans to rest and resume law practice. His future Democratic leadership and possible speeches to fundraise are announced.

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Southerners Head Many Committees in New Congress

The Democratic Congress to convene January 3 will install new Senate and House chairs on international affairs. South delegates win eight of fifteen Senate chairs and twelve of nineteen House posts. Veterans Walter George and James P. Richards depart, replaced by Theodore Green and Thomas Gordon, shaping the administration’s foreign policy stance.

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Oregon Names Democratic Governor

Oregon voters elected a Democratic governor for the first time since 1934. Rob ert Holmes a 47 year old state senator and Astoria radio manager will lead a Legislature that returns Wayne Morse and many Democrats to Congress while Republican Rep. Sam Coon and Harris Ellsworth lose their seats to Al Ullman and Charles Porter respectively.

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Four of Seven Quiz On The 1952 Election

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