Eisenhower Wins In GOP Landslide
London reports a shaky cease-fire shadowing Middle East talks as Prime Minister Eden describes some shooting at Port Said in the Suez Canal Zone. Britain lacks official confirmation that Egypt accepted a United Nations cease-fire order.
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Red Radio Silenced In Hungary Amid Fighting Reports
In Vienna three Russian controlled stations in Hungary went off air with no explanation as clashes between Hungarian rebels and Soviet troops continued. Reports say insurgents may have damaged transmitters and power plants while Radio Budapest pledged friendship to the Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower Sweeps Ohio and nation in landslide victory
Eisenhower wins Ohio by a large margin and leads nationwide with substantial popular vote. Lausche defeats Bender for Senate as GOP holds most statewide offices and the House remains competitive amid a mixed election result.
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Adlai Stevenson Loses Bid for Presidency to Eisenhower
Adlai E Stevenson accepts another crushing defeat to Dwight D Eisenhower amid TV and ballroom vigils. He states optimism that the cause will prevail and hints at another candidacy while acknowledging the public’s loss and the need to persevere. Nixon’s future presidency is suggested by Stevenson about four years ahead.
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Weather Outlook Promises Cooler Air This Week
A cold front moved through the Miami Valley last night and more cold air is expected today. The forecast calls for cooler weather today tonight and Thursday with a high of 60 and a low of 40 degrees. Middletown reported a high of 67 and a low of 40. Rainfall yesterday totaled 0.5 inches.
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Crime Mastermind Claim Sparks Trial Moment
The prosecutor tells the jury the crime was by a master criminal and carried out in a skillful intelligent way. The defendant denies the charge and refuses to confess, jumping to his feet and challenging the flattery.
County Upsets Seal GOP Gains In Local Elections
In late results from yesterday’s general election three county offices flipped to Republicans. Sheriff Walke, age 77, lost to Paul Pell. Prosecuting Attorney Bosch was defeated by Robert Marrs. and Ross Snyder edged Arthur Reiff for a seat on the County Commission, giving Republicans a surge alongside incumbent Gordon Augspurger. Official tallies show Pell 36,723 to Walke 25, others include Marrs 30,643 over Bosch 30,125 and Snyder 30,336 against Reiff 30,140 with Lingler 17,346 for the commission race.
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