Democrats Promise Cooperation as They Seek Senate Takeover
In Washington Democrats vow to work with President Eisenhower to address national security, peace, and prosperity, while preparing to organize a Senate with a 48 to 47 Democratic edge and a 232 to 203 House margin. Speaker says Morse will back Democrats on Senate control.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Austin
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Corden
Ipendent Sen
Morse
House
Knowland
California
Independent Party
Eisenhower
Johnson
Congress
83Rd
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Hayden
D-Ariz
Ione
Jer
Truman
Burke supporters push recount checks in Ohio race
Supporters of Sen. Thomas A. Burke began rechecking unofficial returns from Ohio's election to compare with official tallies. They highlighted Hamilton County's 37,666 vote edge for Republican George H. Bender as key and noted the slim margin overall of under 6,900 votes.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
George H. Bender
Burke
Joseph P. Sullivan
Congress
Senate
Secretary of State
Sullivan
Sen
Bender
U.S. House of Representatives
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Taft
Eugene H. Hanhart
Columbus
Brown
Cuyahoga County
Ray C. Miller
Cordon Refuses To Quit In Oregon Senate Race
Senator Guy Cordon of Oregon refuses to concede after unofficial returns show Democrat Richard L. Neuberger leading by 2 099 votes. With 21 state precincts remaining unreported and Morse ready to add a 49th vote, Neuberger’s lead would give Democrats control of the Senate.
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Portland
Ore
Guy Cordon
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Neberger
Neuberger
Cordon
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dems Set to Probe Eisenhower Regime in Next Two Years
Washington report notes Democrats plan congressional investigations into the Eisenhower administration. Probes may target civil service merit systems, alleged purges of communists, and administration policies on power, public lands, and natural resources, with Sen. Johnston in line to chair the Civil Service Committee.
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Washington
White House
Sen. Gore
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Sen
Johnston
DSC
Senate Civil Service Committee
Truman
U S Embassy Wife Leaves Soviet Union After Scuffle
Mrs Karl E Sommerlatte declared undesirable by Soviet government after a workers club scuffle in Moscow left the Soviet Union with her husband, the American Embassy second secretary. They boarded a Russian plane to New York as officials and other ambassadors waved them off.
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Moscow
Karl E. Sommerlatte
United After Workers Club
Houston Stiff
U.S. Naval
Sommerlatte
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Bohlen
State Department
Action-Packed Cube Possible Itself
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Nationalists Hampered By Weather Near Formosa
Weather hampered Nationalist air operations in the Tachens area with Red air and artillery attacks failing to subdue garrisons at Yikingshan and Toumen Island. Reds showed no sign of extending operations toward Quemoy or Formosa, while Soviet-built bombers at The National Bamps injured five persons yesterday.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Tachen
Red China
Yikingshan
Toumen
Quemoy
Strait
United States
Tachens
Mine Kills Two on Demilitarized Zone Work
Two South Koreans were killed and another wounded by a mine blast while clearing a safe lane through an old field near the Korean DMZ. The incident occurred yesterday as workers operated in the contested border area.
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Seoul
Korean Demilitarized Zone
Sea-Dart disaster over San Diego harbor kills pilot
Convair YF2Y1 Sea-Dart broke apart and crashed into San Diego harbor. Pilot Charles E Richbourg died with hundreds watching the test tragedy. Navy divers searched 40 feet deep for wreckage as investigators sought causes.
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San Diego
Canf
Charles E. Richbourg
Margaret
Richbourg
Navy
F. K. Slason
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Convair
15 Year Old Girl Found Murdered in Norwood Garage
The unclothed body of 15 year old Geraldine Annese was found in a garage near her Norwood home. Police say she was stabbed and strangled in what is believed to be a sex attack. She was last seen with a schoolfriend the previous night.
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Norwood
Mass
Geraldine Annese
Reee Re Ean Eeeoseph
Geraldine
Annese
Dr Samuel Sheppard Letters Reveal Crackpot Fear Head Shots
Dr Samuel Sheppard writes from his jail cell to Marilyn's aunt and uncle, warning that a crackpot could shoot him during court visits. He asks them to take charge of Marilyn’s affairs and shares thoughts on his wife and son Chip. The Browns provided the letters to the Cleveland News as the murder trial proceeds.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Mary
Dr. Sheppard
Guilford Brown
Browns
Cleveland News
Sheppard
L. V. Rea
Chip
Sy Rosen
Coroner Says Mrs Sheppard Not Poison Blood Tested
In Cleveland AP report Deputy Coroner Lester Adelson admitted the blood of Marilyn Sheppard was not tested for poison and an autopsy report had a typed death time error. He maintained no microscopic examination was needed, while defense counsel pressed on bungling claims and the role of photos in the autopsy testimony.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Lester Adelson
Fred W. Garmone
Corrigan
Adelson
Garmone
Sheppard
Bay Village
Hope Burns the Plan Might Win Soviet Support
United Nations dispatch reports Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. says the United States will begin talks on bilateral nuclear material supply for overseas research reactors as part of an international atomic energy pool. He cited training, safety courses, cancer expert exchanges, and data libraries as U.S. contributions, while Moscow’s stance remained unclear amid ongoing talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
United States
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Russia
Lodge
U.S
Moscow
Washington
President of McGraw Firm Dies
Charles A. McGill 65 longtime Middletown business leader died at Middletown Hospital after three weeks illness from a heart attack. He built St Marys church and school, supported the Fresh Air Camp, and led the civic and church life of the city. He became president of the Middletown McGraw company in 19. He left a legacy of faith, charity, and community service.
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Charles A. McGill
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown
McGill
Middletown McGraw Company
St. Mary’s Church
E. Central Avenue
Huemor
Civic Association
Fresh Air Camp
Dixon Yates Contract Faces Fresh Senate Attack
The Dixon Yates private power contract faces renewed scrutiny at the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee as Sen. Gore questions administration testimony. AEC Chairman Strauss and Budget Director Hughes defend the deal as fair and beneficial to the government. The plan calls for a 107 million dollar steam plant at West Memphis Arkansas feeding TVA lines to replace TVA power.
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Washington
Dixon- Yates
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
AEC
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
October Heat Affects City Retail Sales and Local Economy
Journal previews indicate October warmth reduced retail sales while the car market paused for new models. Credit unions expand into a big business as smaller institutions grow. Middies travel to Lima South for a football game and the Miami Redskins head to Indiana. The Red Cross and city chapters organize Christmas on the High Seas gifts for service members.
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Middies
Lima
Miami Redskins
Indiana
THE
RED Cross
High Seas
City
Two Families Hear From Missing GIs in Korea
Two Minnesota families report letters from sons believed held in China as prisoners after a B29 crash in the Korean War near the Yalu River. Air Force confirms 11 survived, with 3 dead. families note no smoking allowed and questions about home life.
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ST. Paul
Yalu River
North Korea
Air Force
State Department
Frank M. Brown
Jamin
Harry Jr
Bootleggers Target Objectionable Comics In Columbus
M A Sensenbrenner told a City Hall mass meeting that bootleggers are selling objectionable sex and horror comics to juveniles in Columbus. News dealer Scott Krauss reported returning over 98000 objectionable comic books to publishers and Rev Jesse L Murrell urged forming a local committee after a 1948 to 1949 drop in suitability for children.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maryor M. E. Sensenbrenner
Citizens’ Mass
Scott Krauss
Jesse L. Murrell
Cincinnati
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