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Domestic News November 28, 1958

The Nome Nugget

Nome, Nome County, Alaska

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Mrs. Olga Fabianich, mother of Alaska's former Gov. Mike Stepovich, calmly accepted her son's defeat in the U.S. Senate race to Democrat Ernest Gruening. Stepovich received the highest Republican vote total, but Democrats won both Senate seats, the governorship, and the House seat.

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Mike's Mother Takes Election News Calmly
PORTLAND, (AP) -- Mrs. Olga Fabianich, the mother of Alaska's former Governor Mike Stepovich, took her son's loss in his bid for a U. S. Senate seat calmly Wednesday. She said he had told her the race would be close.
"I hoped and prayed for him to get it," she said. "He was one of the best. He's a pretty good leader."
Stepovich, a Republican, lost to Ernest Gruening, a Democrat.
Stepovich gained the largest vote total among Republicans but it wasn't enough to penetrate the Democratic victory margin, which gave them both Senate seats, the Governorship and the House seat.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Alaska Senate Race Mike Stepovich Ernest Gruening Election Loss Democratic Victory

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Olga Fabianich Mike Stepovich Ernest Gruening

Where did it happen?

Alaska

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Alaska

Event Date

Wednesday

Key Persons

Mrs. Olga Fabianich Mike Stepovich Ernest Gruening

Outcome

stepovich lost to gruening; democrats won both senate seats, the governorship and the house seat

Event Details

Mrs. Olga Fabianich took her son Mike Stepovich's loss in his bid for a U.S. Senate seat calmly. She said he had told her the race would be close and that she hoped and prayed for him to win, calling him one of the best and a pretty good leader. Stepovich, a Republican, gained the largest vote total among Republicans but it wasn't enough to overcome the Democratic victory margin.

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