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Winners of State, County Elections HPMIKr ROBERT B. DUNCAN StaU ReproMntativo JOHN R. DELLENBACK Stai Ropreseniative ALAN B. HOLMES Diitrict Attorney RAY J. SCHUMACHER County Assessor 4 hi' EDWIN H. TAYLOR County Commliiionn KARL L. JANOUCH County Treaturer FRENCH JAIL FIVE Paris (UPU Five more per sons, including a former Spanish Republican army general; were Jailed Wcdncs day night on charges of work' tit h y ing for a Polish espionage network In France. LAKE COUNTRY Ottawa Canadian waters of the Great lakes, Superior, Huron, Ontario and Erip, com ft prise only one-fifth the total fresh water area of the Do minion. PRIME MINISTER NAMED Nalmey, Niger WPBT h e newly independent Republic of Niger Wednesday elected Prime Minister Hnmuni Diorl MARK E. BOYDEN County Surveyor as its first president. Johnson Says U.S. leal Winner in Presidential Vote Beef Austin, Tex.-IIP1I-Sen. Lyn don B. Johnson, vice prcsl. on when to resign. A special election to select a successor, d-.'nt-clect, said today that the if called quickly, would give Johnson s replacement a full United States rather than a political party was the real winner in the presidential term. Daniel must appoint an In terim successor within five election. days after Johnson resigns, Johnson and his wife, Lady Bird, both weary from the long campaign, planned to snend several days resting at their ranch near Johnson then he must order a special election to elect a successor to serve the rest of Johnson's term. The election must be set not less than 60 nor more C v, 47 miles west of Austin than 90 days after Johnson's 'he Texas senator said he h no immediate plans to v it with his running-mate. resignation. Johnson said the time ahead must be one of togetherness I -sident-clect John F. Ken "The election demonstrates our country's willingness to move beyond the divisions of ne.ly, but they would have a c inference "sometime before TJanksglving." First he plans to set the Wheels in motion to clean up e dtuation at home. Johnson, nale majority leader, was el o reelected to the Senate. ie denied reports that he Will wait until the last mo ment, that is, until Jan. 20 when he is Inaugurated as vice president, to resign his lent in the Senate He said Texans want a full time senator, but he plans to confer with Gov. Price Dan iel before making a decision the past into a new era of na tlonal unity," he said. "Our country lias been the winner In this election. A mature and responsible people have turned to courageous leader ship and have declared that they are willing to. face squnrcly the problems of our modern world, lie said he doesn't believe that any American holds In his heart "any malace that would prevent our moving to gether as one nation as one people." , t . T;,' , , f , ' ,. , 1 . A' if, i I I ik r ili.iat I 13 l 5 9 -7:.. 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Save 43c 39 FLEISCH MANN'S YEAST DArcyl,ve for Pk7. POTATOES NESCAFE Minute Mashed Instant Coffee CAMAY SOAP Reif. 335c The loap of beauliful women pkn. IVORY FLAKES He for fine lingeries and nylons pkg. RITZ CRACKERS "J? party crackers pkif. HI HO CRACKERS spualavobrte.r it."" Roxbury candies are guaranteed Kitchen fresh from the finest pure wholesome ingredients. made Old Fashioned Cremes Choc. Covered Raisins Choc. Covered Peanuts Crocolate Stars 8 oz. pkf. 8 oz, pk. 1W oz. Pkr. 7 oz, Pkf. ,) Your Choice 39 East, West Offers CongratulationsTo President-Elect London - OIPD - Leaders of East and West smothered President-elect John F. Ken nedy with congratulations to day and Allied chiefs looked forward to taking his meas ure in personal meetings. Diplomatic sources said British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan may fly to Wash ington after the Inauguration to get Anglo-American coop eration off to a good start in the new administration. Macmillan believes this what Kennedy's election will mean in regard to the U.S. attitude on Algeria, neverthe less was warm in his message to Kennedy. "1 greet you, my dear part ner, with my heartfelt con gratulations," he said. "I send you in the name of France all my wishes for the United States." Other messages of good wishes flooded in from Mac millan, Adenauer, 1 1 a 1 i i n President Giovanni Gronclii, Greek Premier Constant! .e Karamanlls, the Spanish gov eminent, Soviet Premier Ni kita S. Khrushchev, Prir e Minister Robert Menzles of, Australia, and President Car los P. Garcia of the Philip pines. Khru.hchev Propaganda Most, like de Gaulle's, were simple expressions of good will toward the new president elect. But Khrushchev could not refrain from injecting some propaganda. In an obvious slap at the Elsenhower administra t i o n, Khrushchev wrote that "V. a hope that while you are at t s post the relations of our coun tries would again follow the line along which they were developing In Franklin Roose velt's time . . ." Newspaper reaction, both in Asia and Europe, was largely favorable. The general tone was that Kennedy at least would bring a fresh approach to the cold war problems which have become increas ingly more knotty in the wan ing months of the Elsenhower administration. partnership eventually will be the salvation of world peace and the future of mankind. Other Allied leaders, par ticularly West German Chan cellor Konrad Adenauer, also were reported anxious for an early get-together. Adenauer Coming A Bonn government spokes man announced today thnt Adenauer will travel to the United States next February to take part In a second Ger man-American round table conference sponsored by a prl' vate organization. But the spokesman said the trip cer tainly will give Adenauer an opportunity to meet with Kennedy. Opposition Socialist sources hinted that Socialist Mayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin also will visit the Unit ed States, probably after Ade nauer s trip. French President Charles de Gaulle and Macmillan are in their 60s and Adenauer is 84. They are more than intrigued at the prospect of dealing with a new world leader only 43 years old. De Gaulle, uncertain just Portland Newspaper Strike Year Old; No Talks Scheduled Portland-IHPt-The Portland newspaper strike was one year old today. No negotia tions ere In progress to settle It. Stereolypers Union mem bers struck the afternoon Ore Picket lines have continued In front of both newspaper buildings since the start of the strike. Last Jan. 31, 10 trucks serving the then combined newspapers In Portland and nearby Oregon City were dy namited. A one-time member of the Stereolypers negotiat ing committee, Levi McDon ald, was convicted In connec tion with the incident, but has appealed. Four youths admit ted their part. They had no union connections. Aiiollant Sought Recently, Donald New house, production manager of the Oregonian and a cousin gon Journal and the morning Oregonian early on Nov. 10, 1959. Other unions Joined In the walkout. The two newspapers have continued to publish. Twelve hours after the strike started they put out e combined news paper in the Oregonian plant. Joint publication continued until April 17 when the Jour nal moved back to its own plant. No Talk, for Months of the newspaper's owner. Negotiations continued for I. Newhouse, was shot and several weeks to no avail. None have been held for months and Federal Mediator Elmer Williams said last March "... further Joint meetings seem to be hope less." wounded by a shotgun fired through basement window of his home. Police said they did not know If the incident was strike-connected. They are still seeking the assailant. The strike led to the start Main issues Involved work of a third newspaper, the . Portland Reporter, which has announced plans to go dally soon. ing conditions Including the number of men required to operate a new casting mi chine. Of some 830 persons who went out, about 60 have returned to their Jobs. 12-01. 4Vi - oi. 22-ox. Union members started a demonstration at the Oregon ian plant Wednesday and an nounced plans for an "an niversary rally" tonight. Some A trial examiner for the National Labor Relations Board last month found in a 25-page opinion that the strike was illegal. Unions are appeal ing the decision. 150 members of striking un ions took part In the demon stration. There was no viol ence Oregon Election Results Roseburff - (UPD - Douelas of Tualatin, a Republican. County voters elected Don H. Sanders as Circuit Judge over Oregon City -(UPD- Shorlff. Joe Shobe won reelection 'n Clackamas county, defease! Republican Stanley Orzechpw- warren woodruir. Ttllumook-OTII-County Com missioner Howard Tilclen, Democrat, came from behind in the counting to defeat Au St. Helens (UPD Republican David Williamson defeated in. cumbent Democratic Dish ct Attorney W, W. Dlllard Tues. day. Parade Planned In Yreka Friday Yreka The Ross Nellon Post American Legion will sponsor a parade starting nt 11 a.m. Friday Veterans Dav. The parade will procv- i along Broadway to Miner s on Miner t. to Oregon, and on Oregon st. to the Vreka High school football field. All organizations and veter ans have been invited to par ticipate The American Legion post will hold a flag raising cere mony at the field at noon, prior to the football game be tween Mt. Shasta and Yreka High schools, Prizes will be awarded ihe best Judged entries in the pa. rade. The American Legion aux iliary will sponsor a turkey dinner at the Legion hall start. Ing at 7 p.m. Friday. New York -OIPIl- Dr. Emery Andrew Rovenstine, 66, on of the world's most hlghly-re- garded anesthesiologists, died Wednesday. : gust Scholmeyer in his race for reelection. Democrat Paul Vergets de feated Republican George Winslow for district attorney, 17C 35c 1.02 Portland (UPD Measures to put county employees under civil service were approved by voters in Clackamas, Co lumbia, Marlon, Polk and Washington counties, Seaslde-WPD-Voters elected Maurice Pysher as mayor of this coastal resort city. Dr. T. Rex Baldwin was elected may or of Gearhart. 37c 37c Portland-IUPD-Voters In Mc Minnville, Newport and Cor vallis approved fluoridation of their water supplies. In Corvallls the vote was to con tinue it. In Myrtle Point, voters turned down fluoridation. 37c Eugene -WPIl- Mayor Edwin Cone of Eugene easily won reelection Tuesday. A measure to boost pay of the city's firemen appeared to have won, with absentee ballots yet to be counted. Hillsboro - iUPI Washing ton County voters returned Democratic District Attorney Francis Ltnklatcr to office. They also reelected County Commissioner Clayton Nybcrg I
