Republicans Win Top Posts in First Hawaii State Poll
Hawaii voters chose a Republican sweep in the first state poll, with William F. Quinn defeating Burns for territorial governor and party gains in the Senate. GOP won control of the state Senate 14 to 11 while Democrats held the House 33 to 18. turnout set a record at 909 per cent of 183000 registered voters. Inouye, a Japanese American Democrat, won a Congress seat plus Senate races saw Hiram Fong and Oren Long prevail for the GOP and Democratic seats respectively.
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U.S. Senate
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Camp Slated for 63rd Division Training
Southland members of the Army Reserve unit the 63rd Infantry Division will leave Sunday for 15 days of training at Camp Roberts near Paso Robles. The 63rd, recently organized as a pen tomic division, has units in Long Beach Anaheim Santa Ana South Gate and other Southern California cities. The local unit is the 63rd Aviation Company with 107 officers and men under Capt. Vincent Schumacher.
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