Beall Elected Tawes Easy Winner Foley Defeats Hyde And Keating Win
Democrats score notable local victories in Frederick county with a first time Registrar of Wills in 20 years and a State Senator for the first time in over a decade. Five of six Frederick delegation seats go to Democrats, board of county commissioners renamed by majority, and the State's Attorney position retained. The GOP swing from eight years ago shows a marked reversal in local power.
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Hyde
Rockefeller
Keating
New York
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Democrats Sweep Maryland and Gain House Seats
Across the nation Democrats surged, ousting Republican incumbents in many races. In Maryland they won the governorship for the first time since 1950, gained a large majority in the General Assembly, and reshaped all seven congressional seats. Beall narrowly defeated D Alesandro for Senate while Tawes became governor after beating Devereux as Beall captured Baltimore County and other counties. Republicans faced large losses with Beall carrying Baltimore County and several counties, while D Alesandro conceded late after a tight vote.
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Thomas D.alesandro
J. Millard Tawes
James P. S. Devereux
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John A. Derrier
Alty
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Robert A. Wallace
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Wallace
D’alesandro
Edward T. Miller
Eastern Shore
Thomas F Johnson
Worcester County
Daniel B. Brewster
J. Fife Symington Jr
Devereux
Edward A. Garmatz
Harry Kemper
Baltimore City
George H. Fallon
Louis W. Collier
Richard E. Lankford
Robert EB. Ennis
John R. Foley
Washington
DeWitt S. Hyde
Samuel N. Friedel
Elizabeth Brown
Eisenhower
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Tawes
John ‘R. Reeves
McKeldin
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Montgomery County
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Dorchester
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Somerset
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Caroline
Carroll
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Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Talbot
Wicomico
Baltimore County
Washing
County Races Show Republicans Retain Several Posts
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander was re elected and two Republican Orphans Court judges, Gamuel Rusherman and Frank Shook, won though facing a strong challenge from Delegate Joseph B. Payne of Brunswick. Unofficial results favor incumbents with ballots still to be canvassed by the Board of Election Supervisors starting tomorrow. About 135 absentee ballots remain to be counted on Thursday. Most new officials take office December 1 with the State's Attorney and General Assembly members starting later. Total turnout expected around 60 per cent of registration, about 17 500 votes, roughly 1 300 fewer than four years ago. Thomas M. Eichelberger defeated Larry D. Radcliff as Register of Wills by 8 722 to 7 933 after a long count. The Wachter Cannon race stayed close with small margins throughout. (Continued On Page 4)
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General Assembly
Thomas M. Eicchelberger
AAA
Larry D. Radeloff
Ficheiterzer
Radclff
Ejchhelberger
Rain To Follow Temperature Rise Forecast Low Temps Hit 32
Frost formed this morning as temperatures fell to 32 degrees at Frederick airport and likely lower in low-lying counties. The drop from Tuesday’s high reached 39 degrees, signaling an impending rain turn as temperatures rise.
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Frederick
Senate Wins Most Since Late F.D.R.
Democrats scored sweeping Senate victories unseen since FDR era with 61 seats, expanding control to beyond the 50 needed. Notable upsets included Bricker in Ohio, Malfone in Nevada, Watkins in Utah, Taye in Minnesota, and McGee in Wyoming, while Goldwater won Arizona. Republican pickups included Scott and Keating replacing retiring GOP senators.
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Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
John SW. Bricker
George W. Malfone
Nevada
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
Edward J. Taye
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ernest WicFarland
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
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Congress
California
Indiana
Maine
Michigan
New Jersey
West Virginia
Frank A. Barrett
Gale W. McGee
University Fok Wyoming
Roosevelt
Early coordinated work yields rapid election returns
District officials reported strong results as precincts began filing by 9:30 pm and nearly all were in by 10:00. J Edward Seltzer of Emm isburg led the early tally from precinct 3, with Brunswick precinct 2 close behind, as 37 of 69 precincts reported by 9:43 pm and late-night counts continued.
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New Market
J. Edward Seltzer
Emmisburg
Brunswick
Frank Eccard
Hauvers
Harding Titus
Buckeystown
Ira Remsburg
Jefferson
Charles Smith
Harry Himes
Ballenger
Fred Lerick
Eisenhower warns against bigger federal spending
President Eisenhower said voters backed spending advocates as Democrats gained tight control of Congress and pledged to fight costly programs in the last two years. He avoided predicting presidential prospects, praised Rockefeller's New York win, and cautioned about large deficits and long term debt while stressing modern Republicanism.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kasserine Pass
Democratic Party
Republicans Oust 6 Governors as Democrats Gain States
Republicans lose ground with six governors defeated while Democrats net gains include California and Wisconsin. Nelson Rockefeller wins New York against Harriman amid a nationwide shift. Edmund G. Brown secures California. Michael V. DiSalle defeats C William ONeill in Ohio. Mennen Williams wins Michigan. other states see mixed upsets and incumbents re-elected. Minnesota results show Ed Thye defeated by Eugene McCarthy.
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Ed Thye
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
The forecast: rain ends Thursday afternoon in the west and in the east by Thursday evening. More rain possible Monday in eastern sections. Cooler Thursday afternoon and Friday, turning cooler over the weekend, then warmer Monday. Temperatures about three degrees below normal with light to moderate rainfall. Normal highs in the 50s. mountain lows 29 to 43.
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Associated Press
California Democrats win big in state elections
San Francisco reports sweeping Democratic gains. Edmund G. Brown leads for governor with about a million vote edge as Knowland concedes amid party strife. Clair Engle wins Senate seat, Democrats surge toward House control with gains across districts. Proposals on right to work and parochial schools defeated.
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Wilam F. Knowland
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Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
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Knowsland
Earl Warren
Nixon
Moon Rocket Blows Apart at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP a powerful Thor intermediate range missile the heart of the moon rocket pioneer blew apart with brilliant ash shortly after launch It was the fifth straight such explosion in recent months The shattered sections plunged into the Atlantic off the Cape The Air Force said a malfunction occurred about 30 seconds after liftoff and the missile was destroyed by the range safety officer The launch began at 3 53 pm from a large orange flame pool It veered left then burst into debris over the water as a huge black cloud rose in the moonlit sky The incident followed by the hope of a test for the NASA Pioneer moon rocket sheet planned later this week in the area near the long towered launch site The accompanying market note mentions a mixed New York stock market with motors and select issues rising.
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Budget Meeting Delays Action on Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County Board of Education began evaluation of the 1959 budget at a monthly session after handling other matters and hearing a Brunswick delegation led by Mrs. Herman Piper seeking extended elementary school transportation. The group also discussed locker room upgrades at Frederick High and drainage improvements. The county lease with the General Services Administration ended, freeing the first floor office for draft board admin use after November 9. Resignations were accepted for Rolland Evans, Joan Barker, and Jo Anm Marie Wolfe, with new appointments announced for several staff across multiple schools. Monocacy showed muddy conditions at Frederick Junction while Rotomoe remained clear at Brussabels.
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Frederick
Piper
Floyd Lowery
Ivan Nazelrod
James Welty
Gerald Green
Frederick High School
General Services Administration
Frederick County
Rolland Evans
Joan E. Barker
North Mareket Street
Jo Anm Marie Wolfe
Myersville School
Phyllis Bohrer
Evans
Margaret Buchanan
Libertytown
Margaret L. Dutrow
Sabillas«ville
John W. Schildt
West Frederick
George Seaton
Elm ‘Street
Shirley L. Butt
Woodsboro
Nancy Baugher
Patsy J. Lushbaugh
Wolfe
Myersville
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