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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1958

Page

2

State election highlights at a glance across states

The recap shows Democrats expanding in several states with gains in Maryland and North Dakota, while Republicans defend key seats in Missouri and Michigan. Maine elected a Democratic senator for the first time in 47 years, and new governors emerged in several states including Pennsylvania and Maryland. The map reflects shifts in House delegations and Senate races nationwide.

Louisiana Maine Edmund S. Muskie Fred G. Payne Chliston A. Clalsan Ship Horace A Hilfreth

Congress Shifts After Wide Democratic Victory

The 1940 election produced sweeping Democratic gains led by large margins in the Senate and House. Senate Democrats 62 to 34 Republicans. House 278 to 144. Several governors flipped to Democrats while some states kept GOP control. Major upsets included Rep. Brooks Hays in Arkansas and others as independents and Republicans challenged incumbents amid nationwide battles over school integration and union influence. Alaska to elect two senators and one House member on November 25.

Kert Scott Richard C. Clarke Jr North Dakota John E. Davis Joan F. Lord GOP William Langer Raymond G. Wendsel Quentin Burdick John Bricker William O'Neill Michael Y.disalle Senate Stephen Young Cleveland Ato RIANA Jondson Massachusetts Phil John F. Kennedy Charles Potter SIG Philip A Hugh Scott tHart George Leader Keystone Crats Minnesota Republc Ireans Rhode Island Eugenelcan Christopher del Sesto McCarthy Edward Thye Renis J. Roberts Eratic John Stennis Missouri Stuart Sy- T Mington Montana Mike Manstfield Arthur Watkins Utah William Purtell Connecticut John W. Bricker Ohio Edward J.thye Frank Barrett Wyoming Rockefellers Harrimen Arizona Oregon California Maryland Nevada South Dakota Wisconsin House Alaska Uuigs Nebraska Renene Phil Saunders George McGovern Jne Pass New Hampshire RewdHcans Land Wesley Powell Detn Socrat Bernard £. Boutin New Jersey Harrison A. Williams Jr Robert W. Kean Theves Mischiael Tennessee Albert Gore Buford Ellington Texas Price Frank FE. Moss Arthur V. Watkins J. Bracken Lee Vermont Green Mountain Winston L. Frouty Frederick J. Fayette Robert T. Stafford Bernard J. Leddy Virginia Harry ¥. Byrd Washington Henry M. Jackson William B. Bantz West Robert C. Byrd Chapman Revercomb Jennings Handolph John D. Hoblitzell Jr Matthew Neely William Proxmire Gaylord A. Nelson Vernon W. .Thompson

California Leaning Democrats Triumph in Governor Race

Brown and Engle won decisive Democratic victories in California with Brown winning governor and Engle taking the Senate seat. Knight and Knowland suffered defeats amid national right to work and church tax propositions. Knight opposed Knowland, while Knowland conceded early, planning a return to the Oakland Tribune.

Knowland Knight Senate California Bennre Engle Brown Knowland Loi Frees Senate Hepubluan Kannland Xenator

Sues San Francisco men for killing horses

Nevada rancher Louis Baer filed a $35,000 damage suit in federal court against two San Francisco Bay area horsemen, alleging three branded mares with foals were stolen last March and slaughtered after being sold through a Colma stable operator and a Hayward slaughterhouse. The suit names Bud Thompson and J. H. Rowell as defendants.

San Francisco UPI Nevara San Francisco Bay Areas Swere Louis Baer Reno Baer Ranches, Inc Bud Thompson Colma Stable J. H. Rowell Hayward C. Hosmer Cedar Ave Iday

Rockefeller Victory Clouds 1960 Picture

Rockefeller narrowly wins the New York governor race as Nixon calls to congratulate him and Roosevelt supporters discuss the Rockefeller strategy aimed at attracting independents and Democrats. Rockefeller plans a brief farm rest before pursuing the campaign, with Wilson as lieutenant governor and Louis LeFV Kowily winning a statewide post.

Richard Mc Nixon COP Rockefeller New York Jose Mid- Polm Wilson Westcheser County Atty Louis le Kowily Legislative Ap

Arabs Ready If Israel Acts

Cairo press reports Arab armies poised to move if Israel acts. The Daily Al Akhbar claims possible coordination with Jordan and Vatican positions, noting European reaction and speculation on King Hussein’s fate. The piece cites Pope John and David Ben-Gurion amid tensions and potential geopolitical shifts.

Salton Pope John Pins Reyes West XL Hussein Navid Ben-Gurion

Long Beach Post Office Daily Routes Noted

Fragmentary OCR shows entry mentioning Long Beach area streets and daily mail delivery except Sunday, with unclear names and audit references. The text is garbled but suggests postal route or delivery note and Bureau of something.

Long Tesch Per Sin R. Ganur Deuvery AMD Ribnsien Ath Sk Pine Ave Long Beach Chrewistion Arcane Culty Marie

New TWA System Links Cities for Coast to Coast Reservations

Trans World Airlines today opened what it called the first coast to coast electronic reservation system. The system named Iele flite links separate electronic data processing units in New York Chicago and Los Angeles with TWA central spare inventory centers in Kansas City.

New York Trans World Airlines New Yok Chicago Los Angeles Ansas City

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