Lausche Wins Fifth Term As Ohio Governor In Light Voter Turnout
In Columbus Ohio Frank J Lausche won a fifth term beating Republican James A Rhodes by about 219000 votes. George H Bender narrowly captured the Senate seat as Ohio voters also approved four year terms for state offices and rejected longer General Assembly terms.
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George H. Bender
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Lausche
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Atty
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
Rhodes
Secretary of State
Bender
Burke
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Robert T.secrest
Senecaville
Federal Trade Commission
Frazier Reams
Toledo
Thomas Ashley
Common Pleas
James F
General Assembly
Army reprimands two officers over Peress case delay
The Army told Sen McCarthy it officially reprimanded two officers for delaying actions in the Peress case. No action was taken against three other high officers. reasons cited were compliance with law and no evidence of sympathy or dereliction. The cases involve Maj. Gen. Bergin and Brig. Gen. Zwicker with Peress’ promotion and discharge, and Maj. John J. McManus who handled the discharge.
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Camp Kilmer
Peress
Stevens
McCarthy
McManus
Bergin
Armed Forces Reserve Act
New York City
McCarthy Committee
Zwicker
Wisconsin
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Maj. Peress
Department of the Army
Irving R. Peress
Torrential Rain Strikes Salerno After Deadly Flood
Heavy rain drenched the Salerno region as mountain and gulf areas faced renewed flooding. Authorities reported the death toll last week reached 318 in Italy's worst flood disaster. Emergency crews urged caution as waters rose and rescue operations continued.
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Salerno
Italy
Gulf of Salerno
Election Racks Up Firsts
Washington reports a series of historic firsts from the midterm results. Senator J Strom Thurmond becomes the South Carolina seat holder, William C Cramer wins Florida's House seat for the first Republican since Reconstruction, and a record number of women – sixteen – enter the Senate and House. Also notable: Hawaii gains a nonvoting delegate, Ohio and Michigan governors win fifth and fourth terms, Maryland sees a Republican reelected governor, Truly Hetchett secures a Maryland House seat, and Hawaii elects a Democratic-controlled legislature.
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J. Strom Thurmond
U.S
South Carolina
House
Florida
William C. Cramer
St.Petersburg
Senate
House of the &Th Congress
Joseph Farrington
Hawaii
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Truly Hetchett
Baltimore
House of Delegates
European View of U.S. Election Shifts and Ike Prestige
European editors portray the American election as a pullback by Republican isolationists and McCarthy allies, while Eisenhower’s personal stature remains intact. They foresee little change in foreign policy despite Democratic gains, with some expect cooperation on domestic issues. The Times and Financial Times note foreign policy largely out of the campaign.
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Sen. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
London
New Chronicle
Independent
London Times
America
Financial Times
The
Daily Telegraph
Daily Herald
United States
Attack Fatal To Egypts UN Delegate
Dr Mahmoud Azmi Egypts chief UN delegate died after collapsing from a heart attack while speaking in the Security Council His body was taken to the UN clinic where artificial respiration failed He was 65 and had diabetes associates said He spoke during a debate on Egypts seizure of the Israeli freighter Bat Galim in the Suez Canal.
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United Nations
N.Y
Mahmoud Azmi
Egypt
Security Council
U.N
Stanley Kallman
New York City
Azmi
Suez Canal
Death Penalty Urged in Sheppard Case
The state labeled Dr Samuel H Sheppard a faithless husband who murdered Marilyn Sheppard over secret affairs urging the electric chair. Prosecutor Mahon described dalliances with Susan Hayes as motive. Defense attorney Garmone promised testimony of a happy marriage in later proof.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
John J. Mahon
Sheppards
Susan Hayes
Fred W. Garmone
Marilyn Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
Garmone
Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Pretty Susan Hayes
Bay Village
Mahon
Mari
Bender Plans Resignation as County GOP Leader
Cleveland congressman George H. Bender says he will resign as Cuyahoga County GOP chief before being sworn in as U.S. senator. He defeated Democrat Thomas A. Burke per unofficial returns and will pass leadership to Dave R. Jones and A. L. De Maioribus, who have co led the committee during his campaign absence.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
United States
Cuyahoga County
U.S
Thomas A. Burke
Bender
Dave R. Jones
Republican Central Committee
A. L. de Maioribus
Collins Flies To Indochina On Mission For President
Gen. J Lawton Collins travels to Indochina as a presidential envoy to assess how to aid South Viet Nam against communism. He will hold ambassadorial rank and report possible large scale American actions to President Eisenhower. Heath’s transfer, Viet Nam politics, and Ngo Dinh Diem’s government are central, with Sen. Mansfield warning against further spending without clear success prospects.
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J. Lawston Collins
Indochina
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Collins
Army
White House
Donald R. Heath
Heath
United States
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Congress
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Athletics Sold to Arnold Johnson for Kansas City Move
Philadelphia Athletics were sold to Chicago businessman Arnold Johnson for transfer to Kansas City. Earle Mack and his family confirmed the sale after a conference, saying they lost out.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Kansas City
Earle Mack
Connie
Roy
Johnson
Burke Delays Congratulating New Senator in Ohio Race
Sen Thomas A Burke of Ohio postpones congratulating George H Bender pending review of returns in Hamilton County Cincinnati where Bender led by 37666 votes He notes the senator election turnout may exceed gubernatorial totals and says he may send congratulations later risking being seen as a sore loser.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
George H. Bender
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Bender
Burke
Painter Matisse Dies at 84 in Nice Apartment
French painter Henri Matisse died in his Nice home at age 84 after years of illness. Born in 1869 in Cateau Cambresis, he rose to fame with vivid colors and concise designs, influencing modern art from Fauvism to abstract styles. He studied law before pursuing painting, returning to Paris in 1892 to train as an artist.
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France
Henri Matisse
Matisse
Riviera
Cezanne
Gauguin
van Gogh
Cateau Cambresis
Paris
Election Whets Interest In the Adlai Rematch
Washington reports the mid term vote stirred talk of a 1956 presidential rematch between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. The outcome produced few new stars, while Eisenhower indicated no decision yet on a second term.
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Roger D. Greene
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
White House
Eisenhower
Democrats Take Senate Control After Oregon Victory
The Democrats secure 48 Senate seats with Richard Neuberger’s win over Guy Cordon in Oregon. Morse signals support, and recounts loom in New Jersey where Clifford Case leads Howell by 2 317 votes. The outcome shifts momentum toward Democratic leadership as House control is already theirs.
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Senate
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Recanvasses
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Oregon
Neuberger
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Sears
Sen
Morse
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UUCO
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Walter F. George
Georgia
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D-Ri
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Portland
Cordon
New Jersey
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Charles R. Howell
Case
Howell
Nixon
GOP
Hayden
Walter George
D-Ga
The
Phoenix
Ariz
Indore
Eisenhower
Dixon Yates hearings open on private power plan
The Dixon Yates case becomes the first post election inquiry before the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee. Three administration witnesses appear as the contract awaits formal committee review for 30 days, with battle lines drawn over a $107 million private plant to feed TVA lines from West Memphis Arkansas.
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Eisenhower
Dixon- Yates
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Cole
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Rowla Hughes
Herbert D. Vogel
Tennessee Valley Authority
AFC
Congress
Dixon-Yates
West Memphis
Ark
TVA
Cincy War Shifts From Guns To Gas
Cincinnati officials switched tactics in a downtown battle with roosting starlings. A chemical gas fog sprayed from a 100 foot ladder disturbed only a few birds as others moved across Sixth Street. police said they would return to shotgun infantry tactics used Sunday evening to drive the birds from their roosts.
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Cincinnati
Sixth Street
Notary of North Dakota Receives Broad Catalog Request
A California woman mailed the Secretary of State in Bismarck requesting all information on file. For selling used items like cameras and furniture, Journal Classified Adix promises quick help with a courteous ad taker at phone number 2-3611.
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North Dakota
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Calfornia
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