Neuberger Wins Narrow Oregon Senate Victory
In a tight national race the Democrats gain control of the Senate with Richard L. Neuberger defeating Republican Guy Cordon in Oregon. The victory secures 48 Democratic seats as Morse leans with them, shaping the upcoming organization battle.
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Recanvasses
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Guy Cordon
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Tendel
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Wilelingness
Len Carl Mayden
Arizona
Walter F. George
Georgia
Ant Sen Pastore
D-Ry
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Lyndon Johnson
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Joseph Th. Aer Regis
Nowlainch
California
Hayden
Knowland
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Tecter
Mwomer Ferguson
Senate Labey Committee
Ferguson
Patrick Y. McNamara
Detroit
AFL
New Jersey
Carden
Woman Jailed for Manslaughter in Baby Death
Compton 20 year old Lois Carter held on suspicion of manslaughter in the death of her 32 year old daughter Laura Faye. She told police she resented her mother and that a beating occurred while the child watched TV. Preliminary hearing set for Nov 10 in Compton Municipal Court. The infant died at St Francis Hospital from a skull fracture and brain bleed after medical staff noted bruising. Carter initially claimed the child fell from a chair and later admitted to shaking.
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Lois Margaret Carter
Compton
Laura Jane
Elections at Glance from Associated Press report
The report summarizes party gains across chambers and states with Republicans winning majorities in several senates and the House while Democrats gain seats in multiple states. It notes net seat changes, holdovers, vacancies, and overall majority thresholds for 218 in the House.
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Tuesday Vote Turnout Tops 40 Million
Washington L I reports Tuesday elections have a tabulated total of 40,355,345 with many precincts still to be counted. The incomplete count as of Wednesday night trails the 1950 peak of 42,324,232 and forecasts ahead to possibly reach 44,682,428 after later corrections. The AP indicated a counting error later revealed the higher figure but the exact cause remained unclear.
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Gen Collins sails on diplomacy mission to Indochina
Gen J Lawton Collins sails toward Indochina on a diplomacy only mission for President Eisenhower aiming to keep South Vietnam from falling to Communists. He will serve as ambassadorial special representative bridging a transfer of Ambassador Heath and studying stabilizing programs for Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. The White House says the effort seeks nonmilitary solutions with potential funding to back a government in Saigon.
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United States
Kim Eisenhower
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Ngo
Dinh Dien
Conlan
Congress
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Typhoon Moves Toward Philippines With 120 MPH Winds
Typhoon with winds of 120 miles per hour surged toward the sparsely populated Bataan Islands between Luzon and Vermosa. Weather Bureau predicted the storm would enter the China Sea after sweeping northern Luzon and southern Formosa, then strike the Chinese mainland near Hong Kong early Saturday. The storm advanced at about 16 miles per hour along a mile-wide front, one of the year's largest typhoons.
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Philippine
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Vermosa
China Sea
Formosa
Hong Kong
Bus Fire Disaster Kills Fifteen in Korea
Fifteen people died when a bus overturned near Chunekor about fifty miles northeast of Seoul and burst into flames, police said. The crash details remained under investigation as authorities reviewed the incident.
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Chunekor
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Three Youth Die in Fiery Car Crash Near Firebaugh
FIREBAUGH Calif WP Three youths burned to death in a flaming pileup of three cars two miles east of Firebaugh early today. Five others injured, three seriously. Don Brisco 20 J W Robertson about 20 of Firebaugh and Oleta E Bryant 19 of South Dos Palos named among the dead. Wayne Meadows driver of a car not involved aided survivors. Injured sent to Dearborn Hospital in Madera.
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Meadows
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Madera
Blaze Kills Six in Ohio House Fire
In Hamilton Ohio a blaze likely from a heating stove killed six members of one family in a five room frame house. Victims include Ulysses Mullins 70 his wife Imsy 69 daughter-in-law Ellen Mullins 90 and her three children Glenn Lee 3 Joan 2 and Denise 4 months old. Husband William Mullins was at work. Bodies of all but the elder Mullins were in a first floor bedroom. his body lay in a doorway between bedroom and living room.
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Ulysses Mullins
iMsy
Jellen Mullins
Glenn Lee
Joan
Denise
William Mullins
Ellen
Mullins
TB hospitalizations hit West Texas family in Texas sanatorium
Eleven of a 13 member West Texas family were hospitalized this week for tuberculosis treatment. Nine of the Plainview family entered McKnight State Sanatorium, the largest group admitted there from a single family. Two others were sent to an American hospital.
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Amiarilin Hospital
Prosecution Bares Affair With Lab Girl
In Cleveland AP report, state accuses Dr Samuel H Sheppard of murder as payback for wife Marilyn’s complaints about his affairs with Susan Hayes and other women. Prosecutor Mahon urges electric chair. defense argues last months of marriage were happy.
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Fred W. Garmone
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Pole vaulting Parson Says Showdown Allies in Asia
Rev. Robert E. Richards returned from a two month tour of India, Ceylon, Burma, and Korea with the U. S. State Department and the AAU. He argues leaders fear communism, cultural patterns favor the West, and that India, Ceylon, and Burma would back Western power in a global showdown. He cites religious warnings and a drive for world peace through armament restraint. A separate report notes the hanging death of 15 year old John Leroy Clark in Los Angeles.
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Judy Clark
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Market Rises Again Led by Steels In Early Trading
New York stocks moved higher in midday trading as steel shares led gains. Prices rose by about 1 to 6 dollars in several key issues while widespread buying lifted many market sections on Wellness day following post election momentum.
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New York
Diamond Clip Worth 25000 Missing After Party Fight
Miami Beach police say a $25000 diamond clip vanished when Canadian millionaire Duncan McMartin fought with his wife at Brice Pinder's Halloween party. McMartin allegedly flung jewelry across the room, scattering items including a $25000 clip. Det. Kaplan says 40 social figures will undergo lie detector tests as part of the inquiry.
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Brice Pinder
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Bermuda
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Ed Flynn
Bahamas Supreme Court
Police Give Ticket Then Bedlam in Sun Valley
In Sun Valley, officer R J Rohr issued a speeding ticket to Elmer Bouvier of Reseda on Laurel Canyon Boulevard near Wicks Street. A driveway collision dented the police car as another motorist, William Tenney of North Hollywood, faced questioning. A second crash at the intersection damaged both cars. Sylvia Olmstead of Sun Valley was treated for possible back injuries.
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Sun Valley
R. J. Rohr
Elmer George Bouvier
Reseda
Laurel Canyon Blvd
Wicks St
Willian Joseph Tenney
North Wollywood
Tenney
Sylvia Lillian Olmstead
Where to Find It Beach Going Page
A reader guide lists section page references across the newspaper including classifieds on 4-29, comics on 0, obituaries on C-2, sports on A-30 and A-31, theaters on C-4, and women on B-4 to B-7, with additional features in pages A-28 and C-6. Also notes shipping table on C-10 and tides temperatures on C-10.
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Tree falls on bus kills eight near Cotabato
Eight people die and twenty two are injured when a large tree crashes onto a bus near Cotabato on Mindanao Island authorities say the incident happened during rough weather along a rural road.
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San Aiea
Cotabato
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