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Nixon's Popular Ballot Passes 34 Million Mark WASHINGTON (AP) - Largely I The total vote of 68,599,073 Is through a big pickup in absentee! by far the largest on record. It ballots from the state of Wash- surpassed the previous high in inglon, Vice President Richard M. 1956 by 6,570,014. Nixon's total popular vole for Nixon picked up 53.569 votes in president passed the 34-million the counting of absentee ballots mark today. land some previously unreported Sen. John F. Kennedy's nation- precincts in Washington compared 1 plurality was cut to 152.832, the with his unofficial total. Kennedy They'll Do It Every Time - Bv jimmy Ratio i j t lowest since postelection counting began. With official returns complete (or 36 slates and only 160 pre cincts missing in the unofficial tabulations for the remaining 14 itates. the popular vote now Stands: Kennedy 34,168.319 Nixon 34.015.487 Other 415.267. 'nainnl An 01 A in lkA Lima aa.,1,1 aiuu tv,ji in 111c same iuuih. The official Washington result gave Nixon 629,086 to Kennedy's 599.160. The state was one of 27 carried by Nixon with an electoral vote of 223. Kennedy had popular margins in 22 states with an elec'; toral count of 300. Mississippi gave its eight electoral voles to an unpledged slate of electors. The 415.267 ballots so far count ed for neither Kennedy nor Nixon were divided 299.019 for minor parties and 116.248 for Missis sippi s unpledged elector slate. The National States Rights par ty led the minor parties with 214,- 549 votes. These included Ala bama 4,367, Tennessee 11,304, and Delaware 354. Dledeed to Gov. Orval E. Faubus of Arkansas;DS&lfi':' PlflN and Arkansas 28.952. and Louisi-I I Ml W I I VI 1 1 ana 169,572, unpledged. Second in the minority party id. The plane was a trail blazer In familiarize pilots with the route. The pilot said the airlift He polled 40,432 in nine states, will start shortly with twin-! engined Ilyushin 14 transport planes. The tirst plane was a.weeK De- Red Airlift Reported Into Laos VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - The first flight of the Soviet airlift to Laos landed in Vientiane Sat urday with 16 extra pilots and a- tw.wj?:r w r. v-ff jWsT Wm H BI66EST PATRONS THEREOF j?$iimK''3 So WHERE DO PORKY AND SKrfg JQ-t5' VI a r i'fwY FATSO PARK THE CARCASS? -J'fcX TAlCt)mlsi PmA4&&ii 8 tnfN VOU GUESSED IT- RI6MT :!((L'ViVTVcll-.k I V224 SMACK IM FRONT OF rr'ftfTaJSeJC--?p I 'j SERVICE SECTIOM yjj jj JFK Lists Church Raps Fidel Charge Teen-Ager Returns To Face Family Tragedy DL'I I llrnl. V V I A tit A l,.,.. K,.l I.;..U U- L..J I :.if A1nJ.. n i ,Mn but which he had bourn! money given him by his BKLLMOKE. N. Y. (AIM - A .have teen-aged boy who ran away from with a lamily tragedy ne Had caused momer, by accident came bail: Saturday. juin s sjsll.r j,,li:in,la. n was John Maiorana, 17, who hndvalching a TV program. The two dashed out ol his home and driven! were heard laughing and joking way after fatally shooting his ; together. sister, made contact late in the n,on ,crc uas (hundcrous day with his parents through a blast. Somehow the gun. which priest. 'shouldn't have been loaded at Police, who took the call at the :sucn a (imp, was boy's home here, rushed to a pi i-1 "My God, oh my God!" vale home in North Bellmure and screamed the bov. Monday, December S, 1960 PAGE f found the distraught youth with the unidentified Catholic priest. Police said John confirmed in his own words their own theory of the shooting: that it accident. A moment later his mother saw him rush from the house in panic, still clutching the shotgun. He was shoeless nnd without a jacket in was aivthe outdoor chill. I The bov flung the gun into John was taken to a police sld-!1rubhcry near the house, jumped lion for further questioning, but jint0 the family automobile and his parents and a huge crowd ofj,aeed away into the early eve neighbors who clustered around in ning darkness, this Nassau County. Long Island; (he TV room, the horrified community were sure he would be mother found her daughter dead. home soon. struck in the face by the gun's As police reconstructed it, thcjdjscharee. tragedy happened this way: Scores of police and detectives John returned from a fnullcssifanned out over a wide expanse rabbit and squirrel hunt Saturday. !0f Long Island but could find no At his mother's insistence he look off his muddy hoots in the kitchen. In his stocking feet he went into the family television room anil started to clean his shotgun a trace of the boy or the car. His broadcast a HAVANA (AP) Roman Cath-,that an investigation of the books olic Church officials rejected Sat-of nationalized sugar companies DAL'TflV Itlll. Cnn l..l,n Fit-, J .' It:..:... T.V-l-liJ: 1 I LI -L-..I.- l ...I I- navigators aboard but no Soviet! Second in the minority party- , . "" " l;',:Z h1 V. "TJTSPin his father didn't want him to;Slad. Don't list was ine rromumon tf- u f -i . , . ticket headed by Dr. R. L. Deck-!oath of fllllce on an 0 iamilyCuba got bribes to preach coun- exploiting workers. er, Kansas City Baptist minister. Bigger Echo Coming Up WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (AP) Echo I, the 100-foot-diameter; fcind scheduled More than 2,000 other flights, Irctching far into the future, will be needed to airlift the 5,000 tons ef petroleum products the Rus sians have promised as a "good-' will gift" to the divided Laotian1 covernmcnt. Later flights are ex pected to bring milk, flour and may yield to cugar to relieve acute shortages erably larger, in areas under this governments; William J. O'Sullivan control. Saturday's plane flew in from neighboring North Viet Nam's capital, Hanoi, a two - hour flight uncle saidtcrrevolutionary sermons. bible, the senator's Saturday nigni. In a strongly worded open letter Thomas A. Fitzgerald of Dor-o the ime minisler signed by KAf1CKirhPC Chester, present owner of the bi-(Manu(!l Cardina Arteaga and IIUU J IIIWIIW J ble. said Mrs. Rose Fitzgerald ,others o( tne njcrarchy, ihe X I Kennedy, his sister and the scna- church re,)Caled its nreoccunation HAaiflilC I 31 A tor's mother, had told him that with the spi.ead o communjsm in Cuba. The letter was made public a id the bible hadday ahead of scheduled because of a it'jioi 1 quicMy anueicutu alt er it began to circulate that her son wanted to use the book in next month's inaugural cere monies. Fitzgerald sa been the property of his father, tho Into .Inhn V I Hnnpv Pity) balloon satellite - largest object! FUzgcrald omt mayor of Bos.l ever pictueu unit ui uu-iit-M vcui Daughter Tops Famous Father IN PORTLAND, OREGON - IT'S THE IMPERIAL HOTEL Right downtown - just a few steps away from everything you came to town for SHOPPING BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT FREE 24 HOUR PARKING DURING YOUR ENTIRE STAY lEeOMMENDEO IT I in loeoiNC ioi 1 nam I V io You my park your cr you Mil, er w will pw& it tor you at Davi Piveoa Hots PaAtag rocoltJ on short block wort at tho Imperial, on Tth t Stark, 1 IK PALM BEACH. Fla. (AP) - President-elect Jolin F. Kennedy anguished parents desiK-rate plea. "John, please come home." begged Ihe father, a telephone companv supervisor. "We under- blame voursclf. We need you more than ever now. We love you and want you home." ON BROADWAY AT STARK CAPITAL 8-7221 look something of a back seat to something consiH- Jr., de signer of Echo I, told nevvsmen Saturday his research develop ment department is developing a stronger lightweight material that An American made flatbed i would make possible a consider- tractor, part of the multimillion-jably larger inflatable sphere. II dollar U.S. aid program in Laos, stood by to unload. American made planes lined the runway and American-built cars filled the parking lot. The promise of Soviet aid fol lowed complaints from Laotian of ficials that America was dragging its feet on deliveries of military and economic aid. The United Slates maintains its aid program has been delayed and obstructed! because of the civil war that has splintered this Southeast Asian kingdom since August. Arrival of the Soviet plane caused hardly a stir here. A would use the same principle of inflation after reaching orbital al titude employed in Echo I. O'Sullivan is head ol the space vehicle group at the Langley, Va research center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. He told NASA r 0 c k e t-launching center that Echo is still almost spherical in shape and has remained use ful for the bouncing of radio sig nals much longer than anticipated when it was launched last Aug. 12. The satellite, expected to ' re- RALEIGH, N.C. years ago Luther H. Hodges re tired from a high post in the business world. Saturday he w,-s named secretary of commerce in President-elect John F. Ken nedy's cabinet. The manner in which Hodges, retirement is of his character. The archbishop, 77, back safclyHodges is a soft-spoken, dynamic Enrique Perez Santiago had been Archbishop c- r wn. ne 3diu ne uiu iiui niiuw mc . .. . , , . 7 . , . , , j ,1 , jailed at Camaguey en route home ate Ul UK uuur uui uuiiu uiah . , . , , r ... . i. i. ' the births of his grandparents are,?3 n'8" uom a cnurcn co"-i2. has spent his re,nrHed in it. ,l,e"ce njVtU,d' an indication Fitzgerald said bin lis, engage ments, marriages and deaths of the Fitzgerald and Kennedy fam ilies have been regularly noted. The latest entry shows the birth of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr., the president-elect's first son, Nov. 25. The bible is the Douay version. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOSE Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Chi renorter taurine this ! ?.1s!.Ji.v- "J" "ZZZ ' M" to Castro Sunday and dis tal his official residence, said by telephone he was- not molested during the return trip to his arch diocese in eastern Cuba. man who thrives on activity After retirement Hodges en tercd politics in his home slate of North Carolina. He was elected The letter was drafted at the lieutenant governor, then spent A his small daughter on the flight ;S (APi Ten!fram Washington Friday. 2 Three-year-old Caroline stole H the limelight from her famous 8 father as they came down the S amp from his private two-engine M plane, named for her. if The pretty youngster was wear-!' ing a pink coat and bonnet ovcr(S a pink and white dress. She car- S ricd a nosegay of pink roses which she obviously treasured. In Washington she boarded the'B plane wilh her nurse, Maudejil Shaw, about a half hour ahead of her father who took time In Mm Havana meeting of nine bishops earlier last week. The prelates were summoned after Castro had assailed the clergy last Sunday as "henchmen in cassocks," IPS i3 HOTPOINT SPECIAL Reg. $349.95 Deluu 12 cu. ft. UPRIGHT HOTPOINT FREEZER $11 (51(5)00 initio Uimnim visit his wife and newborn son at the hospital. "Where's daddy, Where's dad dy? Caroline inquired. She was assured he would be 8 'KHMUIIW protocol officer from the Laotian main in orbit about a year, has Foreign Ministry and fewer than gradually lost some of its svm dozen Laotian military officialsjmetrical shape and ability to re- eompnsed the welcoming com mittee. Neutralist Premier Prince Sou-j vanna Phouma, who originally ap pealed to the Soviet Union for as- tween the altitudes of 770 fistance, remained in his palace.il, 197 miles. and 0irl, weighing S lbs., 21- OM. BOYS DRESSLER Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Jesst F. Dressltr Nov. 30 in Klamath Valley Hospital a boy. weighing t lbs. ItU SUMMARY - Boys: S44 Girls: 531 six years as the state s chicl executive, the longest tenure the state's history. "I felt it was my duty to offer my services to my state and Unninrt li,,,-.,.cl o(a I'Ataiinnc in M.. ..i.. ' k rin -..ill Cuba to a critical point. Ihad lived a good life. 1 wanted K-,Kcn.ncr V'estmn M TU r i. rinlii-nr (.-,. -f it I U ..nvivo vnivii.il.. mc uiau naa iai uviiiii mc iu UIVC &U1IIC Ul It UcILI. His is a rags to riches story. Born on a tenant farm, Hodges I $ REFRIGERATORS 9 340 to 45 OFF At Low As $138.00 fleet light and radio signals. Seen in many parts of the 'orld;"t;Xlr,j;r,"prl)l,"i6lt5 no;r,, Court Records . KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT John D. Reclor, no PUC permit, SIS. Eugent L. Gidney. no PUC permit, SI5. Charles S. Douglass, combination over load. SIM. Roy W. Thiellen, combination overload, S30. Bryan Kent Plackhurst. hunting migra al nidht ac nn nf thp hriphtt iS30. .... c. l i I Gera d D. Dedmon, forgery ol endorse-; u -stars in the skv. Echo ranees be- .,..... nave tribute it later to the public. But it w.as issued early as reports of rose to the lop ranks in the lex- Archbishop Perez Serantcs' de tention raced through Catholic circles here. ... The bishops called Castro's ac cusation of briberty "unjustly harmful" to the prestige of the church. "We do not know one single case where chaplains at sugar hill com munities acted as agents of ex ploitation of the workers and, on the tile industry. He stepped down in 1950 as vice president of Marshall Field & Co. Shortly afterward he was ap pointed chief of the industry divi sion of the Economic Cooperation Administration and was stationed in Frankfurt, Germany. Hodges ran for lieutenant gov ernor in 1952 and won. He stepped into the governorship in Novem- . along shortly. When he did show js 1 . . .. i.- i..-. r: ..... . : it 5 if 5wwwiiiwwwwwit Attn. Iho nl.nn nirUmn Sa "no niiuuiuv, ar ... 1 1 . Caroline retired to the rear corn- a Ne.wr quoiuy nw- partment for a two-hour nap whilod P"" aeurereo, initoi her father read newspapers, hadlit lor tested, demon- alight lunch and then worked on 5 moiea. une ir. ier mail and documents with an aide, H onl porti. Kenneth O'Donnell. 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