Bender Captures GOP Nomination For Ohio Senate Seat
Ohio Republicans nominate Rep. George H. Bender over Ohio House Speaker William Saxbe as the party’s standard bearer to challenge Democrat Sen. Thomas A. Burke. Bender led in 66 counties with 254,013 votes to Saxbe’s 188,649, securing strongest support in southern Ohio while Saxbe carried four of Ohio’s largest cities.
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Columbus
Rep
George H. Bender
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Bender
Hamiltm
Nomi
Pike County
Gallia
Lawrence
Monroe
Scioto
Adams
Meigs
Saxbe
Champaign County
Clark
Wood
Montgomery
Butler
Green
Akron
Youngstown
Dayton
Toledo
Laxbe
Senate
Eisenhower backs Stevens amid McCarthy Army row
President Eisenhower deplored the McCarthy Army dispute as harming U S prestige but expressed unwavering confidence in Secretary of the Army Stevens and called for hearings to yield national gains. FBI Director Hoover disputed a McCarthy claim about a letter copying a 1951 Army communication.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Army Department
America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Robert A. Collier
Senate
McCarthy
Rockbridge Girl Tops District Scholarship Tests in Biology
Lois Green, a junior at Rockbridge High School, placed first in biology among all district scholars in the state finals held in Athens. The event, run by the State Department of Education, drew Logan and other area high schools with top performers earning certificates of award.
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Lois Green
Rockbridge High School
Athens
Theodore J. Good
Miss Green
George Green
Rockbridge
Logan
Ohio University
Jackson
Gallipolis
Wellston
State Department of Education
Nancy
Mary Napier
Emma Kate Mathias
Judy Young
Sally Chrisman
Janet Risch
Harry Kitchen
Kenneth Collison
Jim Blume
Marilyn Rheinscheid
Virginia Shaw
Korean Phase Of Talks Seen Due For Shelf
Western diplomats expect the Korean phase of the Geneva conference to end without agreement after Elections supervised by the United Nations are rejected by the Communists. Indochina talks are to begin soon as Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia representatives arrive to push toward ending the seven year war.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
Indochina
Korea
U. N
South Africa
North Korea
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Jean Chauvel
Andrei Gromyko
Voting results from Hocking County 1962 election leaders
James A. Rhodes led in Hocking County with 971 votes followed by John W. Brown 915 and Ted W. Brown 905. Roger W. Tracy 878 and C. William ONeill 862 trailed, with George H. Bender 697 and William Saxbe 323. Kingsley A. Taft received 817 for lieutenant governor and secretary of state positions.
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James A. Rhodes
John W. Brown
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
C. William O'Neill
Henry A. Middleton
Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Thomas A. Jenkins
Roy J. Gillen
Appeals Court
James Collier
Maxine H. Charlton
State Central
C. Stanley Mechem
Frank J. Lausche
Robert W. Reider
John H. Lamneck
Ohio election ballot results for listed candidates and votes
A list of candidates for state and local offices with vote totals, including Frank J. Lausche and Joseph T. Ferguson, plus district officials like Thomas A. Jenkins and Roger W. Friend, and notes for No candidate in one auditor slot. The page enumerates multiple roles from treasurer to probate judge and central committeeman with corresponding tallies.
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Frank J. Lausche
Robert W. Reider
Thomas A. Burke
U.S
John H. Lamneck
Supreme Court
Truman A. Morris
Clarence B. Rais
Appeals Court
Mary C. Gallagher
State Central
Primary Vote Totals In Hocking County
The county cast 1867 votes in a dull guberatorial primary. Republicans led Democrats 1160 to 707 with Brown and Bender leading in their races. Unopposed Democrats and Republicans posted high totals for their nominees while several key positions saw sharp GOP support in the county.
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Hocking County
Paraguay Revolt Sparks Riots and Siege in Asuncion
A Paraguayan radio report from Buenos Aires says a cavalry division rebelled against the government while other forces joined the defense. Advisories from Asuncion indicate rioting and a nationwide state of siege has been declared.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Radio Teleco
Asuncion
Political Act Brings Lawsuits In Ironton
City Solicitor Homer M. Edwards filed two suits seeking 100000 dollars each against the Ironton Publishing Co and J Earl Pratt for allegedly false and malicious statements in a paid political advertisement in yesterday morning's Ironton Courier.
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Ironton
Homer M. Edwards
Ironton Publishing Co
J. Earl Pratt
Edwards
Ironton Courier
Pratt
Rowe Jones Lead In Close District Races
Returns from seven of eight counties in the 10th District show Harold E. Rowe leading the Democratic district committee race with 2 779 to 2 656 for incumbent Walter L. Gordon. Republican candidate B Lewis Jones leads with 6 823 votes to Wayne Ward 6 530 as the only other district contests reported.
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Lancaster
Harold E. Rowe
Coalton
Walter L. Gordon
B. Lewis Jones
Wayne Ward
Frost Sparsely Damages Hocking County Crops
Frost hit Hocking County for the second time in as many nights with little damage reported. Strawberries covered with straw escaped, a few tomato plants were nipped, but fruit trees remained unharmed. Temperatures rose to 56 degrees by 11:30 a.m. after yesterday's 48. Light frost may return tonight before warmer conditions.
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Hocking County
Irish dean Dunn loses Tuscarawas County nomination
New Philadelphia. Pat J. Dunn, 78, longtime Ohio House member and Irish dean, failed to secure the Tuscarawas County nomination for an 11th term in the primary.
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New Philadelphia
Pat J. Dunn
Ohio House of Representatives
Tuscarawas County
No Upsets Seen In Races By U. S. Congress Members
Incumbents led primaries in five states with many on renomination paths. Sparkman won in Alabama while Bender captured Ohio Senate nomination. Folsom led in Alabama governor race, with a runoff possible. Indiana's 11 incumbents led as GOP factions settle control of the state committee. precincts will name county, district, and state leaders.
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U. S. Congress
Congress
Ohio
George H. Bender
Alabama
Sparkman
Laurie C. Battle
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Jim
Capehart and
Jenner
French Rebels Battle at Dien Bien Phu in Bitter Duels
French Union forces faced renewed Vietminh artillery duels at Dien Bien Phu as attackers closed in. Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries halted a counterattack after failing to push back a 10 to 1 enemy advantage.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Christian de Castries
Railway Ticket Office Robbed
A New York Central Railroad ticket agent at Union Station in Columbus left to move his car and returned to find more than $1,000 missing along with the cash drawers after avoiding a traffic summons.
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Columbus
New York Central Railroad
Union Station
Dem Solon Defeated in Columbus Primary After 18 Terms
In Ohio, Rep. Robert Crosser after 18 terms was defeated for renomination in Cleveland's 21st District. Charles A. Vanik led unofficial returns with 8,400 votes to Crosser's 7,969. other Democratic candidates included Stephen M. Young, Mary K. Sotak, John O. Holly and J. Paul Cotton.
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Dem Solon
Columbus
Robert Crosser
Cleveland
Charles A. Vanik
Crosser
Stephen M. Young
Mary K. Sotak
John O. Holly
J. Paul Cotton
Taft Jr. Happy To Be In Politics
Bob Taft Jr. was nominated yesterday by Republicans for the Ohio House of Representatives and said today he is very happy to be in the political field.
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Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Bob Taft Jr
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohioans cast primary votes in lengthy unofficial tabulation
Unofficial returns from Ohio polling places detail Republican US Senate nominees George H. Bender 244,975 and William Saxbe 185,047. Democratic tickets show leaders including Lausche for governor 332,615 and Burke for US senator 291,387 with other state offices' tallies listed.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S
George H. Bender
William Saxbe
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Yates
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Solon
Burke
Mechanicsburg
Summit County
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Medina
Huron
Ashland
Geauga
Sandusky, Wood, Henry and
Fulton
George D. Nye
Waverly
Lausche
Nye
Herbert S. Duffy
John Taylor
Salem
Joseph T. Ferguson
John W. Donahey
John J. Gallagher
Paul F. Ward
Walter A. Bolton
Newark
Common Pleas
James F. Bell
Madison County
Fred A. Dewey
Edward S. Matthias
John M. Matthias
Francis B. Douglass
Willard D. Campbell
Cambridge
Leland R. Rutherford
Morrow County
Genev Parley
Secretary OF State
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Paul
Ward
Central
George W. Coen
Wilbur C. Channel
Roger W. Friend
Leslie G. Johnson
Joe M. Brown
Donald Yates
Harry L. Smith
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Levert Voris
Hocking Republicans
Hocking
George
Jumpy) Nye
Little Joe’ Ferguson
Vic Donahey
Wilbur C. Channell
Matthias
Republican State Central
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The
Associated Press
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Ala
Jimmy Faulkner
Taft
Florida
Charley E. Johns
Leroy Collins
Indiana
George N. Craig
William E. Jenner
Homer E. Capehart
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Carroll
Columbiana
Harrison and
Jefferson Counties
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Robert R. Price Jr
Hays
Walter J. Hunston
Michael A. Feighan
Michael E. Gallagher
John H. Ferguson
Feighan
Alvin F. Weichel
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Sandusky
U. S. Senate
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Leo Blackburn
Portsmouth
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Polk
Blackburn
Fayette, Pickaway
Clermont
Highland
Pike
Ross
Albert L. Daniels
Greenfield
S. A. Ringer
Leesburg
Charles F. West
Lebanon
James W. Lentz
Springfield
West
Clarence J. Brown
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Greene
Madison
Union
Warren
Democratic Supreme Court
Republican Supreme Court
John M. Mathias
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