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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21, 195R
Danville Said
'Nice City'
DANVILLE. 111. (UP) Feuding
Mayor Girt N. Hickn today ad
mitted Air Force charges that
there are bawdy houses in Dan
vine, but Insisted his city Is
"nice shape."
He ran head-on Into opposition
from a group ot ministers Vkhu
think differently.
The mayor said "you know
well as I do" that there is prosti.
tution in Danville, but that didn't
mean the Air Force should get
high and mighty about It.
He aaid about 300 people have
telephoned to congratulate him for
"telling off" Brig. Gen. A. M. Min
ion, commander of the nearby
Chamfte Air Force Base.
Mmton charted thai eight of hi:
men contacted venereal diseases
at Danville bawdy houses in rcb
ruarv alone. He demanded tha:
"something must be done" and
found ready allies in the Danville
Ministerial Assn.
The Rev. Gerald Sias said the
mayor "obviously has been talk
ing with a different crowd than
we have." Danville church goer
will get an earlul about the city
vice next Sunday, he said.
"It's Palm Sunday and we'
deal with the theme that good peo
pie in the community aga'n have
reason to be as sad as jesus was
sad when he went to Jerusalem,
8ias said.
Salk Vaccine
Reported Okay
ANN ARBOR, Mich. I.fl The
man who evaluated the 8nlk polio
vaccine says a year 01 widespread
use has proved the vaccine to be
safe, potent and effective.
Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. said reo
ords for the period show the in-
, cidence of paralytic polio is 2 to
10 times greater among persons
who did not receive the vaccine
developed by Dr. Jonas Sulk in
delivering the Oudakunst Mem
orial Lecture at the University or
Michigan yesterday. The vaccine
was evaluated originally at the
university.
Most of the selbacks which fol
lowed release of the vaccine for
public use last April 12 have been
eliminated, he said. '
Difficulties, he said, stemmed
from variations in the potency of
individual lots of vaccine and
were caused by use of merthlo
late as a preservative for the vac
cine. "It Is Interesting' to note," he
aald, "that no laboratory-confirmed
paralytic cases (of polio)
occurred after vaccination with a
vaccine which was more than 10
to 15 per cent potent."
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Case Asks GOP To Reject Electors! College Plan
Br JOHN OIADWICK
WASHINGTON Lfi-Son Clifford
P. Case R-NJ) appealed io his
COP colleagues today to reject a
proposed constitutional amend
ment that would revise the sys
tem of electing presidents and
vice presidents.
Although 30 Republican senators
are listed as sponsors of the pro
posed nmcndnient. Case contended
its "adverse ellect on the Repub
lican party for the indefinite fu
ture cannot be questioned."
He a 'so maintained in a mem
orandum sent to his fellow Re
publican senators that the proposal
would cause what he termed
"great and permanent injury to
our society and our form of gov-
CONTESTED DIVORCE
LOS ANGELES 11 Actress
Jayne Mansiield faces a contested
divorce. Her estranged husband
Paul Mansfield. Dallas public re
lations agent, filed an answer yes
terday to her suit and asked for
custody of their 5-year-old daugh
ter Jayne Marie. He denied her
accusations of cruelty and claimed
she was unfit as a mother.
ernrrent and to the American two-
pa-ty system."
Senate debate on the legislation
rot under way yesterday. Almost
immediately there were shatpiy
conflicting interpretations of its
possible effect. Party lines were
mixed on the question.
The proposal would do away
with the present "w inner-take-all"
system under which a state's
entire elect al vote goes to the
popular votes, no matter how slim
his margin.
, The proposed amendment, as i
originally approved by the Senate'
Judiciary Committee, would divide
each state's electoral votes for
president in proportion to the pop
ular votes received by the candi
date. Aubttitute amendment, worked
out bv Senators Daniel tD-Tex.
Mundt (R-SDt and Thurmond D-
SCi, would let each state decide
whether to cast its electoral vote
in that manner, or to choose pres
idential electors as they now se
lect their senators, and represen
tatives in Congress.
Put forward as a compromise,
the substitute now lists as spon-
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sors M senators 30 Republicans
and 34 Democrats. Daniel said ne
thought it had "a good chance"
oi winning Senate approval.
To become eiiective. a constitu
tional amendment must get ap
proval oi two thirds of those vot
ing in the Senate and the House,
and be ratiiied by three fourths
of the states.
The principal arsument of spon
sors is that the proposed constitu
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a more accurate reflection of the
popular will in presidential elections.
Senators Douglas (D-Illi and
Kennedy (D-Mass), opposing the
plan, contended the effect would
be to increase further what they
called the present overropresema
tion of rural areas In government.
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