Kerr Wins Re election in Oklahoma by 75000 Vote Margin
Oklahoma's Bob Kerr secured a six year Senate term with a 75,000 vote victory amid a tough primary against former Gov Roy Turner. He faces expected Democratic support for a possible 1956 presidential bid while pledging bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy and defense. Kerr's background spans oil wealth, World War I service, and long tenure in finance and agriculture policy.
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GOP Iowa Sweep Reverses Trend
Des Moines report shows a solid GOP delegation eight to the House with Rep. Thomas E. Martin to replace Sen. Guy M. Gillette. Gov race favored Atty. Gen. Leo A. Hoegh as Clyde E. Herring trailed but remained competitive. Early tallies: Martin 371,096 Gillette 340,308. Hoegh 265,994 Herring 345,955. Gillette declined to comment.
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