McCarthy Attacks Stevenson On Communist Aid Claim
In Chicago on Oct 27 Senator McCarthy charged Gov Stevenson with “aid to Communist causes” during a televised and privately funded 30 minute speech at a $30 dinner. The New York Times received about 200 calls protesting the speech and supporting Eisenhower. Taft said McCarthy did a job that had to be done, while McCarthy listed four accusations against Stevenson and noted he had omitted a key sentence from his prepared text.
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Adams Wins Presidency By One Vote In 1825 House
The 1824 election produced no majority for four candidates. In the February 9 1825 vote by states Adams gained 13 of 24 states with Jackson and Crawford trailing. New York held the pivotal vote as representatives divided between Adams and Jackson until Gen Stephen Van Rensselaer cast for Adams securing the presidency by one vote.
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Absentee Votes in Bexar Near 2000 Mark
Bexar County expected to exceed 2000 absentee ballots for the November 4 general election. By 11:20 a.m. Tuesday the over-the-counter total reached 14,958, the largest absentee total in history. An additional 2000s living outside the county were also anticipated to vote by mail.
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Former Houston Buffs Owner Dies
Otto Sens, 78, a former owner of the Houston Buffs and a longtime figure in Houston baseball, died today. He owned the Buffs from 1909 to 1920 and was a close associate of oilman and sportsman E. P. Woodward. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Absentee Voting Window Extended for Bexar County Residents
Absentee voting at the courthouse continues for Bexar County residents with three additional days. Hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m daily and the window closes Friday at 5 p m.
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Prison revolt at Chester prison shocks Illinois with hostages
Three hundred inmates seized keys and eight officers during a Monday riot at Menard prison. Warden Munie ordered guards to shoot to kill if needed but halted plans to storm the block to protect seven hostages on a 50 foot balcony. Officials questioned motive, with speculation of a broader breakout.
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Timeframe for petitions and new OPS chief
The notice explains a recall petition process with 20 days to file supplementary signatures. City clerk has 10 days to certify, with latest supplementary by Dec 7, certification by Dec 17, and an election between Dec 16 and 26. Also announces Frank White named new OPS regional director for Dallas, succeeding Alfred L. Seelye effective Dec 5.
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Reds reject Allied patrols on Berlin to West Germany highway
The Russians rejected a second Allied bid to revive courtesy patrols on the 100 mile Autobahn from Berlin to West Germany. An American sedan was turned back by a Soviet major who said patrols are not permitted on the route.
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Mercury to Spring After Fall Hits Warmup
The forecast shows temperatures rising to around 70 degrees Wednesday afternoon after a morning low near 40. Brisk northerly winds will ease by Tuesday night and skies remain fair.
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Bottleneck in Record Vote Seen
New York October 28 officials warned a record registration may break down election machinery and stop millions from voting November 4 The American Heritage foundation urged emergency action to provide extra voting facilities and time to meet the unprecedented situation.
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U S and Canada Begin Hemisphere Defense Talks
The United States and Canada will start a series of meetings today in Halifax to plan defense under the North Atlantic treaty. Military reps serve on the Canada United States regional planning committee which last met at Ft. Bragg on May 12.
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Ex star Deanna Durbin quits movies for good
Deanna Durbin now 30 says she has no plans to return to motion pictures and would not recommend the career to youngsters. She arrived in New York with husband Charles David and her 16 month old son Peter. Durbin plans a visit to Hollywood to see her parents.
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Local Newspaper Index of Sections and Pages
The page lists the day’s newspaper sections with their page numbers across topics including Amusements Bexar Facts Classified Cordes Factorial Financial Fulton Lewis Lewis Haney Horoscope Radio Society Sports Television Texas Trails and more. It shows where readers can find diverse content throughout the issue.
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Marines Regain Ground on Korea Front in Twin Attacks
American marines reclaimed positions on the west front after a major Chinese offensive. In central Korea the Sniper ridge defense held against a battalion-sized assault while Heartbreak ridge saw a 400-man Red attack repelled. Marines also retook the Hook ridge near Pyongyang and recovered outposts lost the previous day.
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Singapore Buys Rice for Colony of Singapore
A Singapore official said Britain has approved the purchase of 50,000 tons of American rice for the colony.
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Eisenhower Edges Ike in Bexar County Outlook
In Bexar county, General Eisenhower holds a probable edge among voters as Adlai Stevenson faces a tough, late campaign. Analysts note undecided voters remain, with Stevenson challenging with a last minute drive. The Don projects Ike winning by up to ten thousand votes in a 100,000 total, with Stevenson limited to a narrow margin.
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Real battleground shifts in San Antonio election plan
The piece notes a final week contest across east and south San Antonio. Democrats open a south side headquarters at 102 Pleasantoard and target Civil Service voters while Republicans push in the west side and rural counties loom large. The San Antonio Register endorsed Stevenson last Friday, signaling momentum for the Democrats.
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Actress Yvonne Davis Wins Divorce Over Nude Photo Jeers
Hollywood wires report actress and fashion model Yvonne Davis, 22, won a divorce from photographer husband after she testified he compared her unfavorably with nude photos scattered around the house. She said he kept nude images and told her they were prettier than she was.
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