Unknown Beats GOP in Indiana
In Indianapolis political newcomer Vance Rarike won a dramatic Indiana race defeating Governor Handley. Rarike carried Evansville and key counties, securing about 539,378 votes to Handley’s 4,456 precinct total, signaling a major upset in the state’s political landscape.
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Wisconsin Shifts Back to Two-Party Dominance in 1958
Wisconsin voters returned to a two-party pattern with Sen. William Proxmire, a Democrat, winning a special election to reclaim the seat, defeating Republican incumbent Roland J. Steinle. Gov. Gaylord Nelson, also a Democrat, won reelection, while Republicans faced losses across statewide offices as precinct totals showed Proxmire leading Steinle and Nelson maintaining a strong margin.
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Big Push Seen in Steel Market
Montana returns show Democrats sweeping the governorship and Senate seats as Beall survives a landslide in Baltimore. Lucas? Key figures include D'Alesandro and Devereux in statewide races with Mansfield leading a Democratic delegation in Washington. Local polling data suggests strong steel demand and auto industry activity stirring market optimism.
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Ohio voters swing as Bricker loses governor race
In Columbus Ohio the GOP stalwart Bricker loses to Democrat Mishael V DiSalle as Democratic gains reshape the state government. O Neil concedes after midnight and DiSalle becomes Obla s first four year governor. Democrats appear set to control both chambers for first time since 1848.
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18 Year Old Vote Fails Again In Dakota Ballot
In South Dakota voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment granting 18 year olds the right to vote for the second time. The margin was just under seven to four, with returns from over a quarter of the precincts reported. The measure also failed in 1952 by a small margin.
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Indian News Note on Lewis Hospital Stay
Jerry Lewis admitted to Mt Sinai Hospital for a checkup amid heart ailment and ulcer concerns. Doctors say he will remain hospitalized until early next week for observation and treatment.
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Golfer Wins as Payoff Tale Echoes Election Day
A San Francisco Golf Club scene features an amateur who achieves a hole in one and declares a humorous payoff for all, prompting a rush to celebrate at the cth house. The quirky incident unfolds amid a backdrop of election day chatter and a chaotic mood.
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Delaware Re-Elects Williams and Democrats Hold State
Wilmington Delaware voters returned incumbent Governor John Williams to a third term, defeating Carvel. Final tallies show Williams with 745,?17 votos to Carvel’s 67,587. McDowell upset in Congress race as Democrat Terris G McDowell beat incumbent G Ussken. Democrats gain key state offices. Belle Everett, Ernest Killen, Dale Wheatley, and Harry Staith win posts. Referendums pass across three counties and Wilmington to legalize gaming statewide. Democrats retain both state legislative chambers.
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