Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 05, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto IIKRAiD AXn NEWS. Klamath Falfc Ore Tiirsrlay. April 5. 10 PARR FTVF- x5! Big Primary Election Opens Up In Wisconsin Don 3 and the uebclos den of Misoonin Primary at a Clam-t jam beaten." he said. "I'm out."Convcntion. Cub Scout Pack 8 sjioniored by. By THE ASSOCIATED I'ltESS Kennedy is considered the lead- Humphrey and Kennedy are Peace Memorial Presbyterian Contests at stake 311 delegate votes at Orinm-rntir National Con- inc candidate for the Democratic battling for :)0 Democratic dele Church won the attendance count vrntiun. iiresuiential nomination and the gate votes. They are allocated on during a regular monthly meet-. Thirty delegate votes at liepuhlican National Convention. lavorne to win the election in Wis-jtlic basis of '.'5 horn the 111 con iiig recently. ' One additional vote at Democratic convention will be split brtween cousin. Igressional districts, plus (ie at- During the program webelos ' national committee members from Wisconsin. j Ilis oppononi. Sen Hubert Hum- iurRe tli'lcgate votes badges were awarded to Garv Candidates Delegate slates pledged to Sen. John F. Kennedy 'D-'pjy 0j Minnesota, savs he won't "' ''" "'I'11' " victory il Rose, Jerry Maxwell, Tracy L.y.,Massi and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minni are on Democratic jt ' ,)lp ,..u,e ,.C(.ai-dVss of to-j1 win six ol ,lu' 10 listricts ons and Dennis I tlev; bobcat pins jbi,llllt- dav's outcome. and majority ol Ihe popular to Rickv Bailev. Tommy Smith Richard M. Nhon is on Republican ballot. Voter receive both hal- ' , , . Nj ivolc." Kennedy said Anything and Paul Gould: the wolf silver.10"" lan vole ril,",r """' identifying their party aftilialion. j . ' ' ' . above that is just gravy." arrow to Barry Card and the one-1 Vti- hours - .Mils in cities open a, 7 a.m. close a. 8 pan. l;. Humphrey while less specific, year attendance pin lo Gordon Sib-; "-J "' I'""- . , . , ,,2,, , Wisam.s.n. Nevertheless, he wuuld '"" he ,,,' , I Probable vole - Approximately one million. i'''s slm'" wi" lw rompfirod to lhe presentations were made ...,,, ,. ,., " that of the Democratic candidates Itolal aril a majority of the dele- literature brought in this element.;"""! volc 'r a Democratic candi-w h c t h e r Republic Catholics gales Kennedy is a Roman Catholic. I Humphrey is a Protestant. lowiird the end ot their cam- paigns, the religious issue came cra!iing into the jucture. A news paper advertisement, urging Prot estants to vole lor Humphrey, ami I .the apicaranco ol anti-Catholic ,.,,,, .,j . j h,uhl"ilIP- al,n VKe versa. mere wasjwoulfl marK uemocraus dbiuw "w" l""v " J .I......UI,. ....l..(: ... r l-- told audiences thev vehemently """"" a, .uj.u. ..,v. .dcjilored it. About 30 per cent of the volers in Wisconsin are Cath olics. The state's election law per mits Republicans to cross over PLEASANT Home-Like Surroundings At MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY i:. MAIN IKIII Sii. lilh FINANCIAL (peace d WJuxd JjJJJUUf (JjUuAcutcs John H. Houston SERVICE SINCE 1931 by Floyd Buck, cuhmaster, and Eligible voters 2,300.0110. I Voting districts 3,435 precincts, 10 congressional districts. land the votes cast (or GOP as- George Utley, the new webelos, A c.llldila(, ,.' ctun ,ne 1Miorilv. of ,ie notnilar vote in the l'ls previous Wisconsin pi i iea"er- , election but still lose the delegate contest because delegates are marics. Webelos cub., presented the flag. ,. lTted by congressional districts and sparsely pniil.itrd areas car-! A great deal will become clear Cubmastcr Buck read the "Cub,rv as much weieht In delegate strength as heavilv settled regions. .alter the noils close at 8 urn. Weather Partly cloudy with temperatures between il and .'ill Scout Prayer." The assembly sang 'God Bless America" and the "Cub Scout Song." Den 4 was MILWAUKEE (AP) The na- leader. 'lion's first big presidential pri- The four dens explained displays. mary election opened today in they made illustrating the theme 'Wisconsin, putting the hopes of "The Great Lakes." three main contenders lo the acid Cubs learned that the annual ,es, ,e ballot box. Seoul exposition will be conducted! The )0's opened at 7 a m and May 7 at the county fairgrounds. lola hallut w;ls c.eclcd lo J'rcston Card will he ticket chair man. They also contributed to Ihe scout memorial to be erected soon in Washington. D C. The webelos den also closed the meeting. Plane Hunt Is Dropped PROVIDENCE, R.I. AP'-Scn. William Proxmirc D-Vis, due in Providence for a speaking date I.Monday night, traveled a lot but only succeeded in getting back lo . I ki- u; SAN' FRANCISCO ITI i""""""'1 Search for two missing privatcl " roll call in the Senate nelaveri airplanes believed down some-Jiim so he missed an afternoon where in Northern California hasiplane from Washington, been abandoned. But a wide ) Proxmire got aboard a plane spread hunl for a third craft con- due in Providence at 8 p. m., nut Solon Loses To Airplane is the only GOP candidate. (Nixon already has the 30 dele exceed the record of one million- gates to the Republican National plus cast in 11132. : fair. The weatherman predicted skies and a warm day. Election interest was al a fever pitch, stirred in large part by the apoaranco of a religious issue and the hard-fought campaigns of two Democratic candidates. I One of them. Sen. John Kcn- nedy of Massachusetts, said his zero hour is at hand today. "If l' . C NIKS tot If li South tik linues. Civil Air Patrol planes continued searching (or a Piper Commanche that was delayed an hour by fog in New York. The senator stayed aboard, only which vanished March 27 while to be carried to Boston because enroulc from Santa Ana lo Marys-1 fog had closed dow n the Provi- villc. donee field. Aboard the plane were Joe Mc- Finally admitting defeat. Prox- Haic, liaverton, ra., ana ncn,mire noumcn a uain uack iO Guthrie. Oroville. Washington Abandoned were searches for a! Cesna 172, which disappeared March 23 on flight from Moedcslo to San Carlos; and a Stinson Voyager, which vanished March 2.5 while traveling from San Jose to Redding. , The Modesto San Carlos plane carried Frank Rivera, San Car los; Mrs. Don Hyde. Hilda Mimo, NO PLACE FOR FOOD LONDON' (I'PD A gang of safecrackers missed more than SiO.OOO and lunch in an East Lop don post office Sunday. Police said the gang had to flee with the iob unfinished when sur- Belmont, and prised by a watchman. Next to Palo Alto. Census Taker Back On Job GAINESVILLE, Tex. (AP) -Tom Hickman is doing what he did 50 years ago taking the census. 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