Illinois GOP Threatens To Withhold State's 27 Electoral Voles
Stocks Continue Decline;
Blue Chip Changes Slight
Now York - IUPU - Stocks
continued sliding off today.
Price changes among the
blue chips were mostly frac
tional while Uic greater losses
were registered by the special
ty issues and stocks outside
the Dow-Jones industrial av
erage. Jersey Standard ticked off
another 'A point to a new low
in the oils where Cities Serv
ice lost Most electronics
lost around a point or more
while Polaroid was nearly a
5 point loser.
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dustrials 597.22, off 5.18;
20 railroads 129.34. off 0.03;
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Angry Housewives
Turn on Bystanders
New Orleans - (UPII - White
"blockade runners" smuggled
six while children Into an
integrated school today and
it made the blockading house
wives so angry they turned on
bystanders.
A white minister and a
nieler reader's wife outfoxed
"the cheerleaders," a group
of sometimes violent women
trying to prevent white stu
dents from attending William
Nixon Endorsed
As GOP Leader
: Washington -WPII- President
Eisenhower has given Vice
President Richard M. Nixon
Ms endorsement as the leader
of the Republican party for
the next four years, the White
House said today.
Eisenhower tapped the de
feated GOP presidential nom
inee as titular head of the
party Wednesday night. He
made his statement in a toast
following a While House din
ner. 1
The President toasted mem
bers of his cabinet and friends
of the administration who
were among the 90 guests at
the white-tie dinner.
He ' said Nixon would be
recognized as head of the
party for the next four years
and would have his support
and the support of all those
at the dinner.
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Negro girl
The women are Ignoring
Wednesday s court ruling af
firming integration.
When they learned they had
been frustrated, the women
became so enraged that they
turned their wrath on a white
member of a Negro organiza
tion, an elderly man and
three women representing
open school groups, and five
reporters, setting them all to
flight.
While they were pursuing
the bystanders, two more
white children were slipped
into the school, bringing the
total attendance to seven - the
highest attendance in the
school 1 the last six days of
integration.
NO TRAVLL PLANS
Washington - HOT -The
White House says President
Eisenhower has no plans to
travel abroad before he leaves
office next Jan. 20.
ARTIST DIES
New York -IUPU- F. Graham
Cootes, 81, an artist known
for his portraits of President
Woodrow Wilson, died Wed
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Van Doren Enters
Plea of Innocent
New York - IUP1) - Big-money
quiz winner Charles Van Dor
en today pleaded innocent to
a second -degree perjury
charge that he lied in saying
he never got help from the
quiz show's producers.
Van Doren made the Inno
cent plea despite the fact he
has admitted before a con
gressional inquiry that he lied
when he told a New York
County grand jury his appear
ances on the defunct show
Twenty-One" were not "fix
ed."
The former Columbia Uni
versity's professor's attorney,
Carl J. Rublno, told Chief
Magistrate John M. Murtagh
his client was "forced" to
plead Innocent pending the'
outcome of efforts by other
winners on fixed shows to
have the perjury charges
against them invalidated.
FREIGHT MANAGER DIES
Oceanslde, N.Y. -IUPI1- Ed
mund E. O'Connor, 61, gen
eral freight manager for the
Cunard Shipping Line, died
Wednesday.
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MAY WITHHOLD VOTES Illinois Gov. William O. Strat
ton is shown above as he told a press conference that
Illinois could possibly withhold its 27 electoral votes from
President-elect Kennedy if solid evidence of Chicago vote
fraud was shown to the State
Khrushchev Extends
Friendship
London - (UPII - Soviet Pre
mier Nikita Khrushchev has
put out his first diplomatic
"let's be friends" feelers to
the United States since the
Farm Prosperity
Program Outlined
Portland-IUPIl - A program
for farm prosperity In the
1060s was outlined before the
Oregon Wheat Growers'
league annual meeting today
by Robert G. Lewis, agricul
tural coordinator for the state
of Wisconsin.
Lewis said prosperity in the
coming decade depends "up
on realistic and effective new
federal farm proprams, but
strong . commodity organiza
tions that carry out intensive
efforts to market their mem
ber's products will have a
more important role to play
than every before."
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tively learned today.
The Soviet leader, United
Press International was in
formed, began his friendly
overtures for a better under
standing with the new United
States administration a few
days ago in contacts with
Western envoys In Moscow.
It was understood Khrush
chev said he did not expect
any speedy developments and
realized the process of patch
ing up American-Russian re
lations was bound to take
time
It was regarded highly
significant that Khrushchev
would put out "peace feelers"
at a time when the Kremlin
is at the height of its ideo-
logical conflict with Red
China.
The development Indicated
Khrushchev was determined
to push his co-existence policy
with the West despite Pel
ping's pressure.
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Governor Sees
Evidence of
Election Fraud
Chicago -(UPD-Illinois Repub
licans headed into the recount
battle today armed with a
threat to withhold the state's
27 electoral votes until after
the Electoral College meets.
William G. Stratton, outgo
ing Republican governor, is
sued the ammunition Wednes
day in his first news confer
ence since Governor - elect
Otto Kerner rode a Demo
cratic landslide into the state
house Nov. 8.
Stratton heads the GOP-
dominated Illinois Electoral
Board and thus controls a
normally-routine certification
of the statewide vote canvass.
But precedent indicates the
board could refuse to certify
the canvass and Stratton
threatened it would do so if
it received "tangible evidence
of voting shenanigans Demo
crats are accused of.
The Electoral College meets
in each state Dec. 19. Presi
dent-elect John F. Kennedy
needs 269 votes and is thought
to have 300, including 27
based on still-unofficial results
in Illinois where he holds an
8,656-vote edge.
Stratton said Wednesday in
Springfield that the board
"won't necessarily" certify the
canvass by Dec. 19, but "it
will be done if there isn't
enough evidence to justify
holding it up.
"There is considerable evi
dence of fraud. Whether it is
widespread enough to warrant
action by the board remains
to be seen," he .said.
Republicans' attempts to
capture the state for Vice
President Richard M. Nixon
centered here. They took the
form of a grand jury vote
probe called by defeated GOP
State s Attorney Benjamin S
Adamowski and a GOP-financ
ed "discovery" recount of
paper ballots cast for Ada
mowski and Democratic suc
cessor Daniel Ward.
Hitler-Typo Propaganda
Chicago Mayor Richard J.
Daley accused Republicans of
an empty bluff and a "con
spiracy to repeat a Hitler-type
propaganda where there is no
evidence."
He said the State Electoral
Board would not withhold re
sults, and "If they do, they
are in violation of the law. It
will be a pretty dangerous
thing if the state canvassers
say . to elected candidates,
you re not elected ."
Canvass Ordered
In Hunt for Clues
Portland - (UPI) - Sheriff
Francis Lambert today offer
ed a house-to-house canvass
of the Forest Park area today
in the hunt for clues to the
apparent abduction of coed
Beverly Ann Allan, 19, and
the slaying of her boy friend.
Lambert said it was hoped
his deputies might get infor
mation from residents In the
sparsely-populated area which
would be of help in the in
vestigation. Four two - man
teams began making the can
vass this morning.
Meanwhile, Miss Allan's
parents offered a $1,000 re
ward to anyone supplying in
formation helpful in locating
their daughter, dead or alive.
Typhoon Batters
Atoll in Pacific
Tokvo-fflPD-A late-seasnn tv-
phoon, packing winds of up
to 160 miles per hour, roared
across tiny Ulithl Atoll in the
Western Pacific late Wednes
day and flattened everything
but a concrete U.S. Coast
Guard station, according to
reports received here today.
inere were no immediate
reports of casualties. The
Coast Guard Loran Naviga
tional Aid Station has a nor
mal complement of one offi
cer and 15 men. Reports said
there were about 450 natives
living near the facility.
The reports reaching here
said typhoon Ophelia wrecked
every building on the atoll
except for the Coast Guard
installation.
Government Bans
Flavoring Agent
Washington ItTO The gov
ernment today banned the use
of safrole or oil of sassafras,
a flavoring agent that had
been used in root beer and
other beverages.
The Food and Drug Admin
istration announced that a
special committee of scientists
has found that safrole pro
duced cancer in laboratory
rats and dogs.
The beverage industry dis
continued use of the flavoring
agent on a voluntary basis
about a year ago when FDA
tests disclosed evidence that
it was toxic in laboratory
animals.
Morse Supports Straub in Battle
Portland-UIPD-The office of
Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.)
said today the senator had
written Robert Straub sup
porting him in the battle over
the Oregon Senate presidency.
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called upon Straub to resign :
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Morse said "The 2 to 1
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