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“Small: margingives:
Democrats. lead

“WASHINGTON (CP)—John Kennedy | ‘today

crashed Richard Nixon to become the 35th President!
The 43-year-old Democrat-will}

of: the United States...
take office next January as ‘the youngest. elected

president i in history. He will be. .the first . -Roman.

Catholic i in that high office.:.:

the Democratic colunin.

Nixon concedes election

‘Conceded the | election of Sen.
Kennedy at. 9: 47 am, PST..

‘wishes I extended to. you on

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- lots; Nixon, 31 010, 340 for 49.6. per

5 + His victozy “Caps? a. 8 ring. of

2 After
in which Republican Nixon.
‘clung to hope: of.some’ last-min-
Jute: miracle, . ‘Kennedy. ‘clinched
the presidency: at'.9: 33 p.m: “PS
with the fall of “Minnesota : Into.

   
  

“Vice - - president Richard’ M.
‘Nixon, in Los. Arszeles,: formally

, Nixon sent: this, telegram to: his
Demosrett ‘rival?

“I-want to repeat through this
wire congratulations and best |,

‘television last | night. I. know
‘you will have the united. support

an all-time vote battle|’-

 

      
    
    
   
 
 
   

This.” “gave Kennedy, “Minneso-

tas. ‘11 electoral votes, ‘bringing’

his” ‘total to’ at least 272; ‘three |:
. required — min- ,

more; ‘than. the
imum of 269,

the nation. in. ‘the cause: of peace}
and freedom: in the next: four
years,” |.

Nixon,. the Republican nom-
inée,: had. virtually ‘conceded |
shortly » after ‘midnight (PST).
He said thien that if ‘“‘the present
trend continues, Sen. “Kennedy
‘will: be’: “the ‘hext president of the
‘United States.’

Republican Richard M. Nixon’ Ss.

electoral total at the time of his};

 

of ‘all’. Americans; “as you» lead

 

- The: popular vote: at that time
‘stood: Kennedy: 31. 498, 552 for
“80.4 per cent of the counted bal-

political. successes;: -for the Bo
toh Irishman, son of. a° mult
‘millionaire. -He‘fought the Jap-
anese during World “War ll Vas:
commander of a torpedo boat,

‘returned home and’ was elected
to congress, then: ousted Henry}

Cabot Lodge, this years Repub-
lican vice- presidential nominee,
to gain a senate seat.

i:It was Nixon’s first election
defeat during hig - 14 years in
political lfe—as a member” of
the house, senator .and.. vice-
president since 1953.

President Eisenhower sent his,

eqneratulations “for the victory
you have just won-at the polls.”
wey, winning the ‘presidency, |.
nnedy rockets to a position of
awesome responsibility—to lead-.
offhip of the strongést nation in
the free world at a ‘time of ten-

ce

~ Panel truck stolen.
a. 1952 ‘blue. patel’ truck was
reported stolen; HOMP said to-
day. ~

 

oho. truck, B.C. ‘Meence num- ‘

ber CE6-651, ‘owned. -by . Horace.
Hale of 550 Eleventh Avenue
Bast, was stolen:.sometime be-

“tween November’ O:ind 9 while

it was parked on the Fairview
Co- “op | road,, os

Youth jailed

PRINCE GEORGE . mA 20-
yonr-old youtl! swaa, jailed "for.
two months hore. today after she
pleaded guilty ‘td Iditoring “by
Wht and possesalon. of offensive
wonpons,

John . Victor . ‘Wulltott.. Was, fre
ised nftor. he .Wwas, ‘found: \n
woman's | ‘pedroom with bwo
knivos in his possossion,

“Grain hold up”,

VANCOUVER @)-—Grain Nand=
Ieha mt five major torminnls ‘here
Wini.on strike ontly today. when
fader). medintors: “fnifod Inv in. Intat
diteh nbipmpt bo yore nu walks
oul, !

{tho abillo ‘will! tho” ayp' ‘almost:
nli.: wost ‘coast grin shipments
yione afi cat months for

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: linge number of projects sub-

concession: was: ATT.

Published at Canada’ s Mest Strategic Pacifi ic Port — - And Key to tthe Great Northwest
. | PRINCE. RUPERT, B.C,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,

 

JOHN F, KENNEDY |_|
, 85th | president — :

They: are construction of. the
Digby Island ferry slips for the
airport. service: the senior citi-
zens home; and the development

 

wind up with a. > wide electoral
vote margin.
But the popular vote showed

a nationwide division of senti-|

ment. that: swung: ‘by a" fraction
of. one percent. | OE

 

 

‘The: ‘senator's
“moving ahead”:

the: Kisenhower ; administration.
He’ will’ ‘have with ‘him. a con-
gress. where his own party has
substantial -‘majoritics ‘in both].
the Senate and House. The Sen-|
‘ate division will be 64 Democrats
and 36 Republicans. The Repub-
licans picked up two seats in
‘the election—in ‘Delaware and
Wyoming. a

In the House, the Democrats
will have 245 seats to 152 Repub-
licans.. nt

 

Works plan. more.

than last year

“This ‘year's Municipal Winter
Works Incentive Program pro-
mises\ to ‘be: the niost: suecessful
yet, the Hon. Michael « Starr,
‘Minister. of. Labour, said. today.

By the'end of the first day of
this, year's’ program ~~ Monday,
October 17—more ‘than 950 mu-
nicipal works projects had been
received in Ottiwa and had been
approved for ‘federal ;contribu-
tion, © «

By the first day of last year's
program’ 605 projects had been
Approved, ra

Mr, Starr’ sald that. there was
every reason to bolleve that this
encouraging response from Can-
adian muntelpalitics would con-
tinue, and that the amount of
work- provided this.year would be
considerably greater than An
provious yoars.

‘the

mitted .so/ far to the fret that
tho - government had broadened
the program and had advanced

This , yoar) tho. program startdd
Ostobor 18, and rung, for six and
onorhalt. months—proviots proe
gronaatartod Decomber -1
year the program was: ‘broadened
ito. Ineluda; now: classes, of pro-
jocts, For ‘the ‘frat tne it Ine
oludog. tho construction, major
reconstruction, ninjor altoration
or renovation _ of municipal

'puildings, excluding’ schools. and |.

hospitals, upto aimaiximum fede
oral, Incentive paymont of $50,-
000 on onch now atrycturo, Tho
program, ia also . extended. to
cover .auol: projects’ ns atroot,
Ughting,. ratio. aignala, Snuni-
olpal parking lots, water and,
kowngo tron Front Planta, pump:
ing tntions: and: Wwator towors.

 

   

campaign theme],
was ‘thathe' can “get America n
as he said’ ‘it: has |:
not been’ doing. in: the, years of}

the starting date by six weeks, |:

. THA)

tion and camping site. :

A resolution by the commit-
tee will be forwarded to the
“provincial central winter work

 

 

 

 

~ Committee ie pra
~ for winter works Dinas

‘Three’ major projects may. form the backbon of. the. Prince Rupert’ winter | 9
works program when. plans ‘and” grants’ are’ finalized: in the: near. - future,’ follow-
" ing’a meeting of the committee. last night. ” or ebay

ment of Diana Lake as recrea-|'

1 The local committee will: also;
4tmake an approach’ to the. min—

    

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“LYNDON | “JOHNSON
. vice-presient: elect:

  

program —

 

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peared this ‘morning to be:

 

 

“RICHARD Me NIXON
pleages support’.

 

 

  
   
  

committee in’ Vitoria’: reques

 

‘ing the rebate of the five’ vit

cent provincial sales tax on alle
building. materials. during : the
winter works’ ‘program period. *

  
     
  
 

 
  

      
 

 
 

 
 
 
  
   
 
 

  

SCHOOL BOARD BRIEFS

The regular meeting, of the
school trustees was in receipt of
a letter from R,. L. Gardiner,
northern representative of the
United Fishermen and Allied
Workers’ Union, which asked for
training facilities : for a hasket-
ball team as those were insuf-.
ficient ‘at’ the. Clvlc Centre for
their purposes, 3s

A lettor from: F. “A. “punford;
vice-principal of Booth: Memorial).
Junior High school also. asked’
facilities for a boxing class,

Tho board deajded that, when
the information, Js avaliable,
similar applications will be pass-

ed to Mr, Vandenbrink and the
facilities will” be. organized
through the Centro until such
timo as a recrentiqn commission
Ih BOL UP. ag
” 7

Two -Loachors’ yosignations wore
necoptea vy Wu board. ‘They

ford and Mra.:Pauline Smith,|
‘both of King Edward clemontiry
school, Tho formar. will, not be
fetidctive until Gaster,/1001; and
the Jattor will’ pe: “offoativo in
Decomber, f Oe heehee
dey | + aren

A ‘contract. “ton, 4200) has’ boon}:
awarded to, Stinh ch ' Plumbing
and: ‘Heating: Lid., for work on}
tho ae wyatom a the. en
achool, foes of
a #

Board vannteain; id, Scott
yoported : to tho, boar ‘that City
Works Suporintendont C, J. Gus-
tafson had Inspooted tho pump
In the basomont of »the Prince
Ruport senior’ high: achool and
considorad §!¢: Inadequate — to
handle tho. flooding problom
thore.. Mr. Scott ‘said. that Mr,

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4 Quatafson would: make tho noa-
. . i pee . i J ,

wore. from Mra, Marion Oraw-7"

 

 

  
 
 

wo

Use of ‘school Tone
asked by Civic Centre

| District 52. School Board. last night decided to

.jask Civie Centre manager J acob Vandenbrink for in-
formation showing the need for additional gymna-
| sium space ‘by the Civic Centre. os

 

ossatry arr -tangemonts and inform
chim, :

The ‘board was notified that
tho sum, of. $5,000 was approved
by. the Depattment of Education

for the drainage and other work}:
on Hays. Creek near the senior]

high’ school,
: a pe ” th fe

oN tenchor committee, through

school superintendent J. M,
Phillipson,. « has — recommended
that’ the: ‘publication of Prince

Rupert Senior: High school an-.
nual “THe Aurora” bo Hmited to

$000 as. an:‘absolute Hmit; that
total expenditure not exceed
$2,000; and that as many teach-
ors. as podslble’ take part in the
sponsoring, of the annual.

, - »,

My, Philtiipson ‘roported ‘that
totnt onrollment’for this month
amounted (o'2,507,.

, 4 wood

Mr, Phillipson algo, ‘poported|
that. ‘paront’: conforences will be
hold .at King. Edward: - school |,
from November 16: (0.18, Report|’
oars will be issued Novombor 14,|:

 

moe SA ahe

“Both sides: ‘stand fast}:
n salaries: argument, |
nee GnoRGH : @) mm Ali

. ‘achool . boards ‘rontfirmation of |:
| tte: hold=theellne “policy

on
tonchers’ silarios. has drawn a
aimilar response from: a’spakos- | '.
nian for. Prince George tenchors,

Bob Moas, Prince Goorgo. and |:
District . Tonchors »  Associntion |
public ‘volations! “oflcor, said,|
“Wo'ro- not too''surprised: 'to find
this attitude: is bolng maintaln-|:
od, Similarly, ‘wo haye not mov-|,
od. from ‘our. ¥ Rone! of; view."

3} widening _ ‘between ° ‘city’. centre|
and, McClymont ‘park; and that]
5 ‘further work on ‘Highway: ‘29 be-.
“tween Port~ “Edward. “and: the
| bridge should: be-done ‘under the}.

   
   
  

| “workers.*

»_{ icipalities to" Anclude cemeteries,

provincial: ‘committee: for ‘high-)
way’ ‘construction. relocation: and.
maintenance - “Work: ‘on: Highway |:
16°: involving: city » -centre ‘access,

= night, ‘RCMP, reported today.

  
 

ister - ‘of highways - “through “the

 

Deer stolen|
from tree”

which: ‘had: “been shot by two -city
hunteérs:'yesterday’ ‘at Shawatian
lake; ‘WAS: ‘stolen from a tree last

Police said the. deer, co- -owned
| by. ‘Almer,Van Meer of. 113 Ninth
Avenue West and: William Roth,
well of : 110: Ninth “Avenue : West,
was’ ‘hanging™ about 15 feet off
the: ground | from a tree in Mr.

oe ‘Van... “Meer’s : backyard. -drying |:
ah Outs ar .
: » Mr. ‘Rothwell said: the- deer was

stolen sometime -between 8 and |

-pmi and: “I hope the guy who
stole :it chokes ‘to death: when
he eats it”.

Swim ‘dass ©
discussed

 

 

. Bond |i issue’ , ahead

| precincts. wt '

‘orize the’ state, to. Assue. up: to.

Purposes..
A 110- ‘pound: ‘dressed- out: deer

at ‘Anchorage » and: ‘Fairbanks.: ‘x :

‘of the lot, on ,the

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PROVINCIAL, LIBRARY
VICTORIA Be ¢ Ce

    
       
    
 
 

  

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by. 3-1 margin ok

“JUNEAU, Alaska’. (AP)—Five of the: six® “bond
issues ‘Or Alaska’s general election ballot this year. ap-

 

gainin g. voter approval!:~

This is on the’ basis of returns
from 110 of the states. 300. voting

. The six proposals. would auth:

‘of: -general
Humber: of.

$39.5 million: ‘worth’.
obligation: bonds. for

 

 

      

- The, ane: “proposal ‘that’: igeems’

 

voters ‘would. authorize’ $9, ;000,=.
000 to build: state. office: ‘bulldings

Was . trailing5,880. to. 6,793.

 

sues, and ‘the most. controversial
other“ hand.
was winning ‘the. voters: approy
arly th

 

 

between Prince jerry heel B,
Haines, Alaska, and ‘another’
|| operate. from “Kodiak: Bh 1d 0:

opposed by. many. ‘of. he
‘| dates for .the- Tstate- eeiseine
The vote:on this: proposition.
stood’ this. ‘morning at.10,070 -in
favor and. 3480. opposed.

   

 

A meeting will ‘be ar-

 

‘cation: by the. Union of B.C, Mun-

garbage - dumps. - - and: ‘gravel
‘dumps‘in the winter works: pro-
gran. - io PT pb

‘A’ resolution’ ‘is also to: ‘pe: pre-
pared to. be. -forwarded; tothe
federal: government °: requesting’
the construction; of -loading-and-
parking. facilities for. the. fishing
industry. in| this,” area, | ‘at : the
present New Floats’ and’ at: Fair-
view. ot

‘The ‘shor tare | ‘of ‘electrical
power in this area provoked’ the
suggestion that an: approach be
made to the provincial author-
ities to have a power grid fed. by
Alean. power.

The question of a. “dogfish
.{bounty was deferred. and @ fur-
ther. study will. bo. made by: the
survey committee,. It, was. sug~
gested: that American. ‘¢oopera~
tion: with Canada ‘to’ eliminate
this problém to fishermen, might}
be practicable, — )

The committee = “also “agreed
that, all organizations, churches
and schools be utgéd ‘to under-
take ‘their maintenance: work
under: the winter works program,

Th an endeavor to increase ine.
‘dustry: in.the city portions of. the
Gormloy report: on, forest: poten
tinls ‘will -be : forwarded. to: the
ONR industrial development de-
partment... Letters will. also be
sont, to. the. Chamber of Com-
merce and the city's industria!
developmont committee,’

1s" 3 .

\ A campaign. to’ ‘curb
{> this. practise will be. broadened’ .
of. as. it. progresses: a

-| "He committee :: “ also’. ‘decided |
‘that: it. would: ‘Support. an. -appli-

   

ranged ~ between ., school

 

 

    

public school, board. at the

Civic: Gentre.:

The ‘board. yas against. any ar-
rangement -which would “involve
the board in the expenditure of
public- funds: on outside organ-
izations, but it was suggested by
schools superintendent J. oM.
Phillipson that a preferred rate’
might be. arranged, :

Mrs. A, LL. Bell. stated that it
was, not. a: -question — of numbers |.
involved, but:a: matter of prin- |:
ciple and. that the Act did not
permit such'.an expenditure.

The present swimming: classes
will be chded next ‘week and
certificates of proficiency will be
presented to successful students.

With this in mind the mect-
ing between’ Mr. Scott and. Mr.
Blain will be held @8 SOON. AS pos-
\sible so" that. ‘separate — school
children. may ‘poasibly be includ- |:
ed in the next. classes. -

A letter: explaining the. re-
quirements of tho Act .will bel:
‘sent: tothe Annunciation Home|:
and Schools Association,

 

-Pringe Rupert has:
now: gone 664. days
without. a fatal traffic
accident. |

 

 

 

 

‘LONDON’ i Moxcow : “radio

Announced today. Digs yt
oe ‘ ‘

".boans. and_othor:. food. from

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oloctod. .Govornor. Lils Munoz:

 

 

World: News. “Briels

HAVANA’ (Routord)--Promlor Fido. Castro. ‘alaimed Tuosday -
ave that -Canadinn. ships, wore bringlhg! utd: Cubn. ‘potatoos, :

SAN JUAN. ne-Puerto. ‘Rico's priatinday
Ts voters rojocted tho inatructions of) tidlr: blahops and re-

 

told: its, home ‘acrvice | Matenors |

today. tho. Blsonhower-Nixon administration suffered.a “crush- ,

‘Shg political defeat” In the'U.8, prealdontial oloction. An carly |
: «morning: ‘Solvot. nowacast quoted the Now York:Herald Tribune .:
as saylyg ‘Sonntor: son Konnedy had boon :alected | prosident. |

: Sean

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“mnlthon has found, there was “no. danger..of:;collision” whon’ .
Queen Elizabeth's. plane, was: allogedly bussed by; West. German...
‘Jot flghtors over. the Gormian-Dutch. border Ovtober: 36, ib wis

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‘amoffloinl . roturna today, Munoz Marin, himaélf-n. Catholel, ».
‘onpturved 480,917. votes to: $25,787 for-hia: three. opponents, Ho.
"won Na? fourth: form: ‘Na hond: of ‘this. United, Btatos common a
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paired driving, was ed with to

counsel: ne Bruce rouge a plead:
ed not. guilty, to. the” ‘charge’ ‘this

| Applewhaite.. ’
RCMP. Const.:; Py. We Padowskl

had struck’ his (Padowskl’s) ‘car
‘while it was parked. in the. 400:
block of’. Second: -Avenue © .West|
about 1: 50 pm. “last Saturday...

 

Car ‘crashes house ©

car driven‘ by .Mrs.. Catherine ‘Eby
out, of. control

over an embankment ‘and, came

First Avenug. West,: & : passenger.
bumped head. .

headed for. rejection. by: Alaska’s: 4,

“The largest. of ‘the: bond cis-|'¢

rate. continue 20 police court. als. P
-| children: in: the. swimming|™ ue
| classes~ organized . bythe),

to rest. against!:the: wall’ of her :
house. 4. ty

Mrs. Aagot. Iwaraon :: ‘of: “s094 tor
in the vehicle,. was "treated: ‘tor, 9,| 16

 
 
 
   
 
    
  
  
 
  
  

  
 
 
 
  
    
      
  
          
    
    
 
  
  
 
     
   
      
 
 
 
 
    
   
 
  
   

 

 

 

  
   
 

    

   
  
   
 

  
 
 
 

 

morning . before Magistrate ‘E.: “T. bbil: ty.

testified this morning. that. the]: ct
charge was laid after: ‘Forsythe

wom de

‘Damage: was’ ‘extensive. when a a is

of, 435‘ Fourth, Avénue- East. went), th
‘While pulling sald.
away, from thes four,’ “plunged B

the BC. “Liquor! HAGE,
ling. equal. liquor peivi-
q;.Ontario.. indian ‘fol-

Peta ne

 

2 Police, Ore, dns
vestigating. . iF aa

 

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after.

VANCOUVER (One. ‘of two

in ye Incuntainous: area north,
‘The plano ‘a: Cesena’ :180, pilots |
ed by. J.B Johnson. of: Vedtse |

  

 

dQ: abe

this morning. Johnson: sal
he had:-been: forced’ to land: at
an. jsolated ‘Jake: Tuesday: ‘and

Again ‘because ‘of: the: weathor,:::
oA second plans, : nv Hello-Cours

‘Johngon's’: ‘plane Had. bean, tak-

Sehrighar, '90,. of atowort,’ “andy

milasing’ since Inat Wedreadnay.:.
Wreckage of.the Pipe Cub was |

found. avt.& pam. yesterday: on ‘a
 munist Ching and. Japan, ‘Ho. apparently a id: bt slnvorate on. 4 Dame yertorday
ne Canpdian angle. vged way

‘the crash, ‘scone. today: but, J
‘lwids ‘not known iAmmodintely |
whothor; &chriobor aurvived.c9

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Two passengers: wore anid to|
tbe, ‘aboard «the: Hinton - planet

 
 

 

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‘Search plane imissing: :
wreckage: spotted:

hoof,. Innded “at Stewart. tee ye
d that

had not. boon..ablo.to. ‘get out

‘tor ‘piloted By J. Hinton) of Bde |
monton ‘was’ ‘atti: Misaing: today: | \,

Ing. part in, a ‘aenroly. for a “Bipar |, "
Oub alroratt piloted jby mead |

mountainside 15. miles: north vot] «.
| Stewart, A: holleoptor': Janded: He

which: ‘was ¢ on: vu 180emtlo: ight) «
oanke: topi:

   

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planes reported missing Tiiévdlay
of Stewart turned up safely tb

 

 

 

“ golirtebee's: plane | naam beoin
missing’ Nines. 1 ‘p,ra,, lagts Wod-
ngeday- “when, he. -abatted:ott. 0,
‘take::a “payload ‘of gardiino....0

Unuk’ River’ 407 miles. noxthwest

  
  

Was’ onan ‘naccesslblo, ‘Ie
a snow-covered mountalnale

  

   

 

 
 
 

 
 

- oloudy with
wie days A: few: showers
Ran ‘again’ ‘tomorrowt Ne

“mucht -onange in: tempel
~ ture. Winds’ -southenstrly aces
" ha, Wingy south YAO tow 7
morrow.’ ‘Low: nia ae dé ae NS