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Belmont Official Slated 6 THE NASHVILLE TtNNESSEAN, Wednesday Morning, Nov. 9, 19601 A Return Trip Voters Favor I Palace-Bound Kefauver Ms To Address Prep Group Carl J. Chaney, director of student enlistment for Belmont College, will confer Thursday with students of Du Pont High School 4-Year Trustee Landslide win on opportunities for college educa Tennessee voters approved a tion. prys Win 2-1 In Marshall Hopes for Legalized Liquor Sale I In County Buried Under 3141-1643 Chaney, well known school administrator in Tennessee and Ken state constitutional amendment yesterday boosting the terms of county trustees from two to four years, effective Sept. 1, 1962.

Rep. B. Carroll Reece Also Given Heavy Push to Re-election By PAT ANDERSON Sen. Estes Kefauver won an xi. I With 2,051 of the states precincts reporting the vote was: tucky, will represent Belmont at career day, beginning at 1 p.m.' He will discuss types of colleges, costs, availability of scholarships, For Against 1CK.433.

In TlavMann COuntV. with all 106 overwhelming victory over his Re precincts reporting, the vote was: publican opponent for the U.S. By RUDY ABRAMSON imitte raised funds and publicized Senate, Bradley Frazier, in yes entrance requirements ana otner aspects of college life. Want Ads turn things into cash. Staff Correspondent fits activities, the wets carried on terday's general election.

For 27,633. Against 84 Chinese Children LEWISBURG, Tenn. Marshall their campaign with little notice. County voted dry yesterday by an James Sanders, a former Ten-almost 2-1 margin. nessee highway patrolman, said Forces favoring legal sale of most of the supporters of legalized 17 Seek Homes in U.S.

liquor In the county failed to carryjiiquor were for it because boot- HONG KONG CP) Officials re lcggers in the county cater to teen-agers as well as adults. But the Rev. Grant Jones, pas port Si Chinese children, mostly; refugees from Red China, left this; British colony in the third quar- ter of 1960 to find new homes tor of the First Baptist Church a single box as the drys piled up 3,141 votes to the wets' 1,643. Technically, beer can be sold legally in the county now, but it has been almost two decades since the County Quarterly Court's beer committee has issued a license for its sale. here, said: "I think their logic is faulty.

To I "Si f7i II tillfnllMllWll-l in the United States. A legalize liquor does not cut off the supply for teen-agers. It would only assure the bootleggers of a THE FIGHT against legalized liquor sales was headed by the Meet the World Again With 2,089 of the state's 2,688 precincts reporting Kefauver had amassed this lead: Kefauver 397,024 Frazier, 162,203 In Davidson County, with 80 of 106 precincU reporting, Kefauver led by: Kefauver 23,915 Frazier 3,854 "I'm grateful to the people of Tennessee for this vote," Kefauver said last night. "I shall continue to work hard for the people, for TVA and for the Cumberland Valley Rep. Carroll Reece also was certain of re-election.

With 256 of the 1st Congressional District's 330 precincts in, Reese led his Democratic op-potent, Arthur Bright of Kings-port by thia margin: Reese 69,216 Bright 22,744 This was the only contested congressional race in the state. KEFAUVER, riding the tide of his overwhelming victory over Judge Andrew Taylor in the August Democratic primary, pulled United Dry Committee, which carried its argument to voters market Simmons said last night: I "There were many good people on both sides of the issue. We have so much trouble and so many highway accidents caused by through newspaper ads and radio programs. i I with S0N0T0NE "We are very gratified that it came out as it did," said Lindsey drinking, I think it behooves all of ifs to work to keep liquor out of our county every way we can." Simmons, former mayor of Lewis-burg, and treasurer of the United Dry Committee. Sen.

Estes Kefauver Margin piles up "I think this will help us some interest in fighting the Judge John Mitchell of Cookeville bootleggers harder than we have and Sen. Tom Stewart. i in the past" I Cities Vote For IVA Power MITCHELL HAD the backine of The referendum was called AP Wirephoto TEHRAN Iran's Queen Farah holds her infant son, Crown Prince Reza, as sne leaves the hospital where the heir to the throne of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi was born last Monday. after a petition bearing some 700 names was submitted to the Coun Shelby County political boss E. Crump and Kefauver's victory, along with that of Gov.

Gordon ty Election Commission. Browning, is credited with DreaK- WHILE THE United Dry Com- to substantial leads in all of Tennessee's nine congressional dis mg down the Crump macnine in By NAT CALDWELL Tennessee. Before his election to the Sen Kasavubu Ask: Two Kentucky cities Paducah with a three to one landslide and tricts. In August, Kefauver defeated Taylor in seven of the nine dis ate Kefauver served in the House Glasgow by a scant 78 votes of Representatives eight years from Tennessee's 3rd Congressional tricts in the primary, losing only voted for TVA power in special (Continued From Page One) elections vesterdav the 7th and 8th Districts. The Paducah vote was 8,864 to The world of sound can be yours once more.

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ALpins 4-0527 TVA lo Examine Generator Bids CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. UP)- Frazier, a Camden attorney, ago. 2,807, won the right to oppose Kefauver THE PLOT was foiled, he told a The Glasgow vote was 1,890 to District. Business Women Slate Meeting by defeating Hansel Profitt of Se- 1.812.

vierville in the Republican primary Both towns were voting to ac quire their local Kentucky Util election in August. IT WAS Kefauver's third trouna ing of Republican opposition. Tennessee Valley Authority opens; ties Corporation distribution svs The fall district meeting of the i bids here Tuesday for one, and terns and bring TVA power to news conference, when his troops disarmed opponents trying to take over the parliament building in a pre-dawn coup. Mobutu said Cleophas Kamita-tu, pro-Lumumba president of the Leopoldville provincial government, was the United Nations' instrument in the alleged plot. proDamy two, or tne largest tneir eimens.

In 1954 Kefauver captured all of the congressional districts while steam-electric power generators John Olsehlaeger, president of ever designed. Paducah Citizens for TVA, the The units are organization that directed the defeating the Republican nominee, Thomas P. Wall of Nashville, Mobutu, would be the No. 2 man' In the delegation. Bomboko accompanied Kasavubu to New York from Leopoldville.

Kasavubu pledged that he will work for the unity of the Congo "and call a halt to the present chaos" In the Congo. HE WAS applauded loudly before and after his speech. But the Soviet bloc and Asiatic-African delegates supporting Lumumba did not Join in. The victors' gallery was filled to capacity. Following Kasavubu, Toure declared, "His speech was drafted in Paris end Brussels.

We know who was behind this trip and that the aim was not honorable. This hoodwinks no one." Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin assailed Kasavu expected to be part of a projectedhighly successful campaign for by a more than 2-1 margin. team plant in East Tennessee or votes in the city at the mouth of Upper Middle West District of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held Sunday at the Brentwood Country Club in Brentwood. With a membership of 450 in the seven clubs of the district, a large attendance Is expected.

The crowd will be guests of the Franklin club. Registration will begin at noon, with a luncheon to be served at 1 p.m. A business session and program will follow the luncheon. He said an army adjutant and a noncommissioned officer who were members of Kamitatu's Bambala Tribe brought a squad of Infantry In 1948 Kefauver lost only one congressional district, the 1st, to the Tennessee River, said his Republican opponent B. Car "1 believe that never before have Paducahans been united In such Southeast Kentucky, A TVA spokesman said each of the generators will require a boiler as high as a 22-story building and burn 225 million tons roll Reece, while sweeping to an and arms to the parliament build numbers behind a single ing early yesterday, claiming to have orders from Mobutu to take easy victory.

In the 1948 Democratic primary, BUT OLSCHLAEGER empha- of coal per year. Bids on the over the Guard. Kefauver defeated two opponents, kyscraper-helght boilers will beisizp(1 "or'y 'hen we begin en joying those low TVA rates will opened Dec. 5 we fully appreriate this victory." Seven concerns. Including three bu, the United States, Belgium and Secretary General Dag Ham- Mayor Leonard Beard of Sheffield, president of Citizens for TVA, congratulated local chapters of his organization, which led the fights In both cities.

He said "the rent of the Valley will welcome these Kentucky cities to the TVA families." British firms and a Swiss firm, have been Invited to submit bids to TVA's purchasing department here. TVA paid $8.5 million for a steam generator for the Widows Creek steam plant and more than $12 million marskjoid in a wide-ranging speech that wound up the afternoon session. Zorin said Kasavubu was belne used by colonialists, and that Power company executives of for the boiler to operate It Lumumba was the only legally elected representative of the Con uj Paducah and Glasgow could not golese people. latest contracts are Westinghou.e, be Inst night for corn-General Electric and Allis-Chalm- "TV" Vrlvhl Power electlon rs In this country, the British acIeaT-- In Leopoldville. Mobutu said the U.N.

command sought to trick firms of Associated Electric In- Mayor William H. Grissom of rival Congolese army units into fighting as an excuse to disarm his forces and reconvene the nro- Glasgow said, "We now will begin the long hard fight to condemn dustries C. A. Parson Company and English Elec the properties of tha Kentucky Utilities Corporation so we can Lumumba Congolese Parliament which he suspended two months tric and Trading Co. and the Swiss firm of Brown-Boveri.

Under the so-called buv-Amerl- bring our citizens the benefits of TVA power. can act. TVA will add a 6 per cent premium to the foreign com Cecil Wilson, counsel for the panies' bids, and 12 per cent if Glasgow Electric riant Board. tne low American bidder ts In a'snid: "We know that we have Just surplus labor area. won the first round In a long bull dog fisht.

Our next step likely will be to prepare and file the condemnation suit against the com Re-elected Terry pany local distribution proper From 3rd District ties. ADDIS BR ITT, Glasgow manager for KU, could not be reached last night for comment. But Burns Carroll, president of uiasgow Citizens for TVA. said "Our group Is holding a victory celebration now. and we hope ONEIDA.

Tenn. JV) George Terry, Scott County Republican, was re-elected state senator from the third senatorial district yesterday. Unofficial returns from 145 of the district's 149 precincts gave Terry 12.321 votes to 6 fifi6 for his Democratic opponent, Wade Inw-aon. The third district embrs'ces Campbell, Claiborne, Grainper. Hancock, Morgan, Scott and Union Counties.

that TVA power at last has start ed to move our way. Both Paducah and Glasgow were included In the TVA self financing bill In the list of cities exempted from the limitations on expansion of TVA's power service area. SEAGRAM'S IMPORTED xM (. W' if. 1 i -v A lM it JA A I i i i' i ill hi 7 I.

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But In areas where the religious issue was the hottest, It Rreatly benefitted the Nixon ticket. Davidson County and all Middle Tennenee remained Democratic, with a decreased majority. But the anticipated record-breaking vote did not materializeexcept In Davidson County in a big way. REPUBLICAN EAST Tennessee lolled up a tremendous margin, as generally expected. But West Tennessee, traditionally Democratic, either stayed at home, voted for the hopeless Faubus ticket, or voted for Nixon to an unprecedented degree.

Shelby County, one-tlnie Democratic stronghold, saw still further collapse of the old Democratic organization and leadership there and went decisively Republican for the second straight election. Kefauver, Gore Hold Own Both Senators E.ites Kefauver and Albert Gore probably held their margin of favor with the Kennedy-Johnson ticket, despite los of the state. Kefauver campaigned In some 25 states on behalf of the ticket, and left his Imprint In vote reflections In some of those states where his strength was greatest. Gore also campaigned widely but spent much time In Washington as a member of the Kennedy strategy committee working behind the scenes. Gov.

Buford Ellington unquestionably suffered a loss in his political prestige, along with others, but hit personal prestige with Kennedy undoubtedly remains high. The state's Democratic preside suffered materially, to the point where It cannot be expend to receive too many favors thBt can be passed out from Washlnnton. No Southern Revolt Certainly there was no great Southern revolt as so long predicted by the Republicans. There was no 8olld South either. Tennessee departed agnln from solidarity with the Deep South states, which remained Democratic.

The Republicans failed to split off North and South Carolina as they had so confidently expected. Florida and Virginia were generally conceded to Nixon, and Tennessee and Kentucky joined them. known by the company it keeps yf ome Aeeitete otanm ccwtd keea I 1 1 1 1 I We wouldn't go far to say that your life is an open book when you're seen in the company of a new Cadillac car. But we will admit that at least a few of the pages have been turned. For a Cadillac indicates with unmistakable clarity and eloquence the virtues that lead a man to the "car of Beautiful, distinctive and substantial it reflect his personal achievements and reveals what he has made of his Years.

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