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9 40 Slalc Legislature's Makeup State vote for senator 3 Stunning Democratic gains confront Sargent Kenstdy, 136 8.618 39 711 1101 4.007 1.490 1.308 23,067 1876 i in ij1 -y it -y i rr rrT'-r" f'-t-! -j r), iswwwiuw mwiiinniwiiiiii im iiiiujimihiiihhi hiihm I tf iyjp y. L.4 A AND STILL CHAMPION Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Ethel Kennedy, left, his son Teddie and wife Joan, signals victory over Josiah Spalding at his Boston cam- (UPI) paign headquarters last night. With the senator are did not see re-election, John F.

Aylmer (R-Barnstable), a selectman, won out over Harvey G. Clau-son (D-Falmouth). Sen. George D. Hammond (R-Westfield) de-feated Robert F.

Ryan (D), a member of the famous Ryan brothers of Springfield, one of whom was mayor and the other a state senator. The First Middlesex District seat was won by Joseph B. Tully (D-Dra-cut) over George. P. Macheras (R-Lowell).

Tully defeated Democratic incumbent John E. Harrington of Lowell In the primary. In the 3rd Middlesex District, Sen. Denis L. Mc- Kenna (D-Somerville), Senate chairman of the Committee on Counties, won over Charles H.

Hoxie (R-Somerville) and Rev. S. Lester Ralph, mayor of that city, who ran as an Independent and then tried to withdraw from the contest, but the deadline for such action had passed. Sen. James F.

DeNor-mandle (R-Lincoln) in the 5th Middlesex District won over Stephen F. Coyle, 25, (D-Waltham), a member of the so-called "youth" movement. In the 6th Middlesex District, Philibert L. Pellegrini (D-Arlington), senate chairman of Legislative Committee on Insurance, won reelection over Ronald A. Nigro (R-Arlington).

In the Norfolk and Bristol District, Sen. John Quin-lan (R-Norwood), who worked for two years to be Sargent's running mate as lientenant governor, but was rejected by the chief executive, won reelection to a 4th term by a 3 to 2 margin over Terence Malony (D-No. Attleboro). In the 1st Worcester District, Sen. Daniel J.

Foley (D-Worcester) defeated Paul Rafferty (R-Worcester) and Sen. Philip A. Quinn (D-Spencer) won over David J. Panaia (R-East Longmeadow) in the Worcester. Hampden, Hampshire District.

In the 3d Essex District, incumbent William L. Sal-tonstall (R-Manchester), son of former US Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, defeated John A. Brett (D-Danvers). Veteran Democratic incumbent William X.

Wall of Lawrence, in the 5th Essex, was returned for another term by defeating Atty. Helen M. Comeau (R-Andover). In the controversial 8th Middlesex Seriate race, Rep. Irving Fishman (D-Newton) defeated Mayor Monte G.

Basbas, Newton Republican. Sen. Ronald C. MacKen-zie of Burlington was reelected over Philip N. Bre-desen (D-Lexington), in the solidly Republican 7th Middlesex District.

By Robert B. Hanron Globe Staff The two-year runing feud between Gov. Sargent and the Massachusetts Legislature apparently is destined to continue for another four years. While Sargent was elected by a solid majority, Democrats in both the House and Senate appeared to have piled up a larger majority than ever. The present Senate composition of 27 Democrats and 13 Republicans has apparently jumped to 30 Democrats and only 10 Republicans.

It creates the most lopsided margin held by either party in the upper chamber since the turn of the century. House reports were slower In coming In, but here, also, it appears certain that the Democrats will retain their present margin of 1 to lover the GOP membership and possibly might ipick up a couple of additional seats. Democratic control of both branches was assured even before the election. With 238 of the 240 House seats occupied at the end of the 1970 session, the Democrats held 170 and the Republicans only 68. The Republicans, who had hoped to pick up enough seats to prevent the Senate from having the ywo-third majority to override a gubernatorial veto, instead suffered the loss of three posts.

They expected to lose the Third Suffolk seat held by Sen. Oliver F. Ames (R-Boston). This area was re-districted and split up among adjoining Democratic districts thus making the election of a Republican impossible. Biggest surprise was the defeat of William I.

Randall of Framingham, former assistant Republican leader, to Edward L. Burke (D-Framingham), 27, former teacher and member of the Peace Third GOP Senate seat lost was that held by William D. Weeks of Cohasset, who did not seek reelection, but ran for Congress in the 12th District and was defeated by GOP incumbent Hastings Weeks' post in the District was won by Allan R. McKinnon (D- Weymouth), a supporter of the Shea bill to test the constitutionality of the Vietnam War. McKinnon defeated Rep.

Charles W. Mann (R-Hanson), who voted against the Shea proposal. In other contested Senate districts, incumbent Charles V. Hogan (D-Lynn), dean of the upper chamber by virtue of office tenure, defeated Timothy Bassett, 22, Lynn Independent. In the heavily Republican Cape and Plymouth District where Sen.

Allan F. Jones (R-Barnstable) State Representatives elected Leverett 197 Lexington 8,873 Leyden 64 Lincoln 1,243 Littleton 1103 Ludlow 1,930 Lunenburg 1,278 Longmeadow 3,838 LYNN 10.199 Lynnficld 2823 MALDEN 4.939 Manchester 1476 Marblehead, 6.730 Marlon 844 MARLBOROUGH 3111 Marshfleld 2.139 Mashpee 230 MatUpolsett 1.038 Maynard 1.104 Medfield 1,770 MEDFORD 6.969 MELROSE 6.194 Mendon 488 Merrlmac 753 Methuen 4987 Middleboro 2.153 Middleton 837 Mlddlefield 70 Milford 1,732 Mlllbury 1,274 MIllls 925 Mlllville 162 Milton 5185 Monroe 34 Monson 961 Montague 1241 Monterey 112 Montgomery 118 Mt. Washington 23 Nahant 771 Nantucket 771 Natick 4,642 New Ashford 31 NEW BEDFORD 8813 New 118 New Marlborough 188 New Salem 138 Newburport 2.378 NEWTON 13,882 Norfolk 658 NORTH AD 'MS 1,852 North Andover 2,773 No. Brookfleld 558 Noarth Reading 1,811 Northbridge 1.380 Northampton 5,902 Northborough 1523 Northfield 863 Norton 1062 Norwell 1,642 Norwood 3,639 Oak Bluffs 261 Oakham 161 Orange 1.089 Otis 118 Oxford 854 Palmer 1.368 Paxton 756 PEABODY 5.375 Pelham 200 Pepperell 747 Peru 65 Petersham 240 Phlllipaton 18 Pittsfleld 6,660 Plainfield 69 Plalnville 784 Plymouth 2,417 Plympton 227 Princeton 405 Provincetown 324 QUINCY 9892 a Kandolph 2,902 Raynham 1134 Reading 4.644 Rehoboth 947 REVERE 3820 Richmond 285 Rochester 357 Rockland 1806 Rockport 1.704 Rowe 115 Rowley 679 Royalston 108 Russell 230 Rutland 517 8 SALEM 3.700 Salisbury 703 Sandlsfield 72 eilJi Tbwb tpauldint, A Ablnftnn 1.939 Acton Acuihnet ea A1mi 124fl Agawam aao Alford 73 Amtibury 1.460 Amherst 3.019 Andover 8,043 Arlington (384 Athburnham 620 Alhby 37j Alhfield 321 Ashland 12B9 Athol 1,701 Attlebnro 4,260 Auburn Avon 635 Ayer 836 BarntUblt 4,520 Barrt 847 Becket 119 Bedford 2189 Belchertown 598 Belmont 6.957 Berkley 262 Berlin 416 Berntrdston 385 BEVERLY 6492 Billerlca 3,063 Blackstone 464 Blandford 256 Bolton 441 BOSTON 40,901 Bourn 1396 Boxborb 353 Boxford 1,167 Boyliton 567 Braintree 5.958 Brewster 650 Bridgewater 1,830 Brookfleld 333 Brookline 8.668 Buckland 457 Burlington 2,771 Carlisle 797 Carver 357 Charlmont 244 Charlton 552 Chatham 1,637 CHELSEA 2.044 Cheshire 375 Chester 142 Chelmsford 6,050 CHICOPEE 8,106 Chtlmark 90 Clarksburgh 258 Clinton 1626 Concord 3245 Conway 230 Colrain 278 Cummington 153 Dalton 1.270 Danvera 3,650 Dartmouth 2.888 Ddham 4311 Deerfield 727 Dighton 652 Douglas S41 Dover 1535 Dudley 770 Dunstable 234 Duxbury 2,037 E. Bridgewater 1,426 East Brookfleld 270 East Hampden 3,274 E.

Longmeadow 2.462 Eastham 632 Egramont 291 Erving 233 EVERETT 3,747 Essex 674 Falrhaven 2,108 FALL RIVER 6,232 Falmouth 2917 FITCHBURG 4,048 Florida US Foxboro 2081 Framingham 8,319 Franklift 1.837 a GARDNER 1,963 Gayhead 1 Gill GLOUCESTER 4,471 Goshen Gosnold 31 Grafton 1.339 Granby 772 Granville 266 Great Barrington 912 Greenfield 3.193 Groton 773 Hadley 08 Halifax 595 Hampden Hancock 7' Hanover I-783 Hanson L013 Hardwick 2R8 Harvard 3 Harwich I743 HAVERHILL 8.507 2,285 1.868 2434 3478 3901 38 2,180 2,128 3,894 14,341 723 358 144 1661 1.943 6,004 3,335 1,132 1,039 3,666 867 120 1948 598 6.915 20 312 156 8095 8,823 1728 99 304 116,599 1583 170 402 475 8,419 300 2,090 310. 12.V43 301 4.984 288 386 110 735 658 8,400 602 163 5,734 13,584 58 365 3,532 2640 188 183 67 1,187 4,861 4,814 6807 868 892 764 500 1,788 188 1,077 1,491 386 2,015 688 305 104 280 9.785 371 4.453 29.560 3356 11,162 109 2141 13,109 3,563 5,276 S9, 218 5,915 82 11 2484 861 E2 1,246 3,081 1002 934 525 533 89 1,689 1,155 537 412 1007 II, 339 34 242 2,338 4,410 179 1881 10,947 1085 1.133 224 3501 230 1906 1174 33 93 382 21 19,591 1.059 90 13.250 709 4,135 434 6977 2.559 293 790 2,228 1.311 17.963 5,629 493 641 9048 1,798 670 63 6.004 3,101 1083 836 6806 45 1.124 2368 98 64 8 961 591 6.000 23 28,700 102 103 65 3.520 20,980 569 4.850 3,707 886 1,966 2,176 4,081 1453 318 1409 1.269 7,717 329 102 783 74 1,441 2,838 569 12.439 139 914 26 164 111 11,047 38 729 3,479 177 203 808 18,589 6,469 1248 3,824 970 12,716 162 239 3003 1,071 27 405 127 232 521 12.960 775 83 647 5727 62 2207 3,138 317 240 412 713 4089 85 5,103 22.434 3410 548 1,013 3633 956 2.346 27.194 603 398 3.924 549 1000 1.505 366 775 3,310 10.383 1.093 4214 320 25 372 2 177 924 3 J. A. Langone 3d, Boston, D. 4 tW.

A. Carey, Boston, D. 4 F. K. Dwyer, Boston, D.

5 M. E. Frye Boston, R. 6 F. Flaherty, Boston, D.

6 tR. L. Flynn. Boston, D. 7 F.

Holgate, Boston, D. 7 R. L. Boiling, Boston. D.

8 tJ. J. Craven Boston, D. 8 tA. J.

Lewis Boston, D. 9 tJ. F. Hart, Boston, D. 10 tl.

E. Scrlin, Boston, D. 10 tC. D. Kimbrel, Boston, D.

11 N. C. O'Brien, Boston, D. 12 nj. J.

Flnnegan, Boston, D. 12 tp. Murphy, Boston, D. 12 tJ. B.

Walsh, Boston, D. 13 D. W. Carney, Boston, D. 13 M.

P. Feeney, Boston, D. 13 J. M. Kearney, Boston, D.

14 F. X. Coppinger, Boston, D. 14 C. R.

Doyle, Boston, D. 15 M. J. Daly, Boston, D. 15 J.

F. Melia, Boston, D. 15 N. S. Weinberg, Boston, D.

16 tR. F. Donovan, Chelsea, D. 17 J. DelGrosso, Revere, D.

17 'W. J. Reinstein, Revere, D. 18 'R. E.

Sirianni, Winthrop, D. WORCESTER 1 H. T. Colo, Athol, D. 2 tR.

D. Wetmore, Barre, D. 3 E. D. Harrington Hol den, R.

4 tF. W. Schlosstein Warren, D. 5 tp. J.

Corriveau, Sturbridge, R. 6 J. P. Ivascyn. Webster, D.

8 MT. E. Creighton, Uxbridge. D. 8 F.

L. Kenney. Uxbridge, D. 9 tN, Roscnfeld, Milford. R.

9 tL. P. Bertomazzi, Milford, D. 10 A. P.

Grosso, Shrewsbury, R. 12 tA. Plcucci, Leominster, D. 13 'tG. P.

Lombard. Fitchburg, D. 14 tG. Bourque, Fitchburg, D. 15 tR.

M. LaFontaine. Gardner, D. 16 D. J.

Lionett. Worcester, R. 17 tR. J. Bohigian.

Worcester, D. 17 tA. J. Collaro, Worcester. D.

18 C. J. BufTone, Worcester. D. 19 T.

F. Farrell, Worcester. D. 21 J. D.

Early, Worcester. D. 21 'tC. F. Engdahl, Worcester.

D. 22 P. L. Masnik, Worcester. R.

23 R. C. Reynolds, Northboro, R. Reelected Unopposed 35 G. W.

Shattuck, Pepperell, R. 36 tW. E. Balthazar, Hudson, D. 37 'J.

J. Navin, Marlboro, D. 38 tA. C. Gannett, Wayland, R.

39 R. A. Belmonte, Framingham, R. 39 J. L.

Golden Framingham, D. 40 L. R. Nickinello, Natick, D. 40 L.

R. Uickinello, Natick, D. NANTUCKET 1 'tA. L. Desrocher, Nantucket, R.

NORFOLK 1 "tA. H. Tobin, Quincy, D. 4 B. Ambler, Weymouth, R.

4 W. A. Connell Weymouth, D. 5 D. J.

Laing, Braintree, R. 5 W. J. Dignan, Braintree, D. 6 tM.

J. Manning, Milton, D. 6 tj. J. Semensi, Randolph, D.

7 J. J. Canton, D. 7 M. E.

Ronayne Canton, D. 8 C. M. McGowan, Oedham. D.

9 G. W. Cox Needham, R. 9 R. W.

Daly, Wellesley, R. 9 B. H. Zeiser, Wellesley, R. 10 'C.

W. Long. Westwood, R. 11 A. P.

Danovitch, Norwood, R. 11 D. C. Ahearn, Norwood. D.

12 tR. S. Harrington, Sharon, R. 13 m. A.

Linsky, Brookline, R. 13 J. S. Businger, Brookline, D. 13 J.

Rotenberg, Brookline, D. 14J, F. St. Cyr, Millis, R. 14 'G.

L. Woods Franklin, R. PLYMOUTH 1 G. C. Young, Scituate, R.

3 J. R. Buckley, Abington, D. 5 A. Almedia.

Plymouth, D. A. MacKenzie Ware-ham. 7 D. L.

Flynn. Bridgewater. D. 9 J. F.

Creed. Marshfleld, D. 10 'tC. R. Ohlson, W.

Bridgewater, R. 10 'C. W. Long. Westwood, R.

11 'A. P. Danovitch, Norwood, R. 11 D. C.

Ahearn. Norwood, D. 11 S. Creedon Brockton, D. 11 P.

M. Murphy, Brockton, D. 11 A. P. Danovitch.

Norwood, R. 11 D. C. Ahearn, Norwood, D. 12 P.

G. Asiaf. Brockton, D. SUFFOLK 1 M. B.

Pitaro, Boston. D. 1 E. G. Serra.

Boston, D. 2tA. J. Scalli, Boston. D.

13 R. Chmura, Springfield, D. 13 'D. A. Vigneault, Springfield, D.

18 tV. R. Farnsworth Longmeadow, R. HAMPSHIRE 1 tL. J.

Morini, Northampton, R. 1 E. A. McColgan, Northamp ton, D. 2 R.

Nolen. Ware, D. 2 J. W. Oliver, Amherst, D.

MIDDLESEX 1 M. J. Lombardi, Cambridge, D. 1 "tJ. J.

Toomey, Cambridge, D. 2 T. H. D. Mahoney, Cambridge.

3 C. F. Flaherty, Cambridge. D. 3 T.

W. Hickey, Cambridge. D. 4 M. E.

Howe, Somerville, D. 4 V. J. Piro, Somerville, D. 4 M.

E. Fantasia, Somerville, D. 5 tE. M. Campobasso, Arlington, D.

5 tW. A. Pickett, Somerville, D. 6 tE. J.

Dever Arlington, D. 7 J. F. Cusack, Arlington, D. 8 E.

F. Galotti, Belmont. D. 9 P. C.

Menton, Watertown. D. 10 R. E. Landry.

Waltham. D. 9 P. Sciatani, Watertown, D. 11 tD.

J. Manning, Waltham, D. 12 P. F. Malloy, Newton, D.

12 P. H. Guzzi, Newton. D. 13 T.

D. Mann. Newton, R. 13 D. J.

Mofenson, Newton, D. 14 tp. J. Cavanaugh, Medford, D. 14 tj.

J. McGlynn, Medford, D. 14 tG. L. Sacco Medford, D.

15tw. F. Hogan, Everett, D. 15 G. Kaverian, Everett, D.

16 tW. R. Callahan. Maiden, D. 17 'J.

S. Conway. Maiden, D. 17 D. S.

Liederman, Maiden, D. 18 H. Chadwick, Winchester, R. 19W. G.

Robinson, Melrose, R. 20 B. Pottle, Wakefield, R. 21 'N. L.

Nordberg, Reading, R. 21 'D. C. Towse, Stoneham, R. 22 tD.

L. Joyce Woburn. D. 23 A. Vigneau.

Burlington, D. 24 L. P. Cole Lexington, R. 25 F.

F. Cain, Wilmington, D. 28 tE. M. Dickson, Weston.

R. 27 M. E. McLaughlin, Billerica, D. 23 tK.

C. Sullivan, Tewksbury, D. 29 M. Lambros. Dracut.

D. 30 tj. J. Desmond, Lowell, D. 30 tR.

F. Rourke, Lowell, D. 31 F. Kiernan, Lowell, D. "31p.

J. Sheehy, Lowell, D. 32 B. N. Freeman, Chelmsford, R.

33 C. G. Atkins, Acton, D. 34 F. R.

Perrault, Westford, D. BARNSTABLE 1 'J. J. Bowes, Barnstable, R. 2 tH.

C. Cahoon Harwich, R. 3 R. E. Kendall, Falmouth, D.

BERKSHIRE 1 tA. P. McBride, Adams, D. 1 F. J.

McTrango, N. Adams, D. 3 tW. I. Kitterman, Pittsfleld, D.

4 D. J. Duffin, Lenox, D. 5 T. C.

Wojtkowski, Pittsfleld, D. 6 S. Q. Curtiss, Sheffield, R. BRISTOL 1 D.

R. Gaudette, New Bedford, D. 1 J. L. LeBIanc, New Bed ford.

D. 2 E. P. Coury, New Bedford. D.

2 D. F. Hayes, New Bedford, D. 2 R. A.

Pina, New Bedford, D. 3 tR. S. Peck, Dartmouth, D. 4 W.

Q. MacLean Fairhaven, 5 tM. J. Kuss, Fall River, 5 tC. Viveiros, Fall River, D.

6 tJ. A. O'Brien Fall River, O- 7 M. J. Long.

Fall River, D. 8 VW. C. Driscoll, Fall River, D. 9 M.

Raposa Somerset, D. 10 A. S. Aguiar Swansea. D.

11 'tT. J. Aleixo Taunton, D. 12 C. L.

Flanneay, Taunton, R. 13 D. T. Bliss, N. Attleboro, R.

13 M. Volterra. Attleboro, I. DUKES COUNT 1 tG. Mayhew, Chillmark, R.

ESSEX 1 R. R. Silva. Gloucester, R. 2 tJ.

B. Moseley, Hamilton, R. 3 tF. W. Hatch Beverly, R.

4 T. Bussone, Beverly, R. 5 P. C. McCarthy, Pcabody, D.

5 J. E. Murphy Peabody, D. 6 J. C.

King. Danvers, D. 7 tR. E. Cahill, Salem, D.

7 tH. J. O'Donnell Salem, D. 8 J. H.

Rockett, Marblehead, R. 9 tP. N. Carney, Lynn, D. 9 tW.

J. Boverini, Lynn, D. 9 tJ. J. Carrigan.

Lynn, D. 10 tT. W. McGee, Lynn, D. 10 tA.

E. Smith, Lynn, D. 11 B. G. Bly Saugus, R.

12 'R. C. Buell. Boxford, R. 13 J.

P. Hurrell, N. Andover. D. 14 tG.

A. Guilmette, Lawrence. D. 14 E. J.

Grimley Lawrence, D. 15 M. J. Bullion. Methuen.

D. 18 tA. R. DiFruscia, Lawrence. D.

17 W. G. Arvanitis. Lawrence, R. 18 F.

Pevilacqusu Haverhill, D. 19W. H. Ryan, Haverhill, R. 20 J.

R. McCrarthy, Groveland, D. 21 G. E.Twomey, Newburyport, R. FRANKLIN 1 J.

L. Healy. CharlemonL R. 2 A. McGuane.

Greenfield. D. 3 T. G. Simons.

Montague, R. HAMPDEN 1 A. Lolas, Monson, D. 2 tS. T.

Chmura. Ludlow. D. 4 tM. T.

Kulig, Chicopee. D. 5 tj. J. Bowler, Springfield.

D. 5 A. J. McKenna, Springfield. D.

6 J. L. Grimaldi. Springfield. D.

6 A. M. So belli. Springfield. D.

7 t.V D. Sisitsky. Springfield. D. 8 J.

P. O'Brien. Springfield. D. 9 E.

W. Connelly, Agawam. 10 D. M. Bartiey.

Holyoke, D. 11 J. X. OXeary. Holyoke.

D. 12 R. J. McGinn. Westfield.

D. 14 J. F. Coffey. W.

Springfield. D. 13 J. A. Adams, Westfield, R.

Nixon's 'setback' headlined in England, Russia, Japan 80 Heath Tyringham 47 61 Upton 617 672 Uxbridge 893 2162 Wakefield 4288 5457 Wales 97 168 Walpole 2765 3461 WALTHAM 5.464 11.413 Ware 925 2417 Wareham 1.527 1,870 Warren 438 939 Warwick 118 51 Washington 54 57 Watertown 4,957 10,485 Webster 1328 3754 Wellesley 6.549 3.819 Wendell 69 63 Wenham 1033 414 West Boylston 1062 1306 West Bridgewater 1,292 925 West Brookfleld 485 442 West Hampton 185 97 West Newbury 632 358 West Springfield 4.064 4.880 W. Stockbridge 203 215 West Tisbury 144 125 Westboro 2182 1734 WESTFIELD 4496 8103 Westminister 774 875 Weston 3.129 1.453 Westport 1.265 2.244 Whately 242 235 Whitman 1.983 2.214 Wilbraham 2.595 1707 Wilhamsburg 463 383 Williamstown 1338 1232 Wilmington 2201 3551 Wlnchendon 675 1.347 Winchester 4498 3854 Windsor .91 84 WIMhrop 2.321 4.878 WOBURN 3745 8168 WORCESTER 19.454 42.752 WorthlngUM 187 9 Wrenlham .945 914 State senators elected BERKSHIRE 1A. F. Nucifero. Pittsfleld, D.

BRISTOL 2 M. L. Fonseca. Fall River, D. 3 o.

G. Mendonca, New Bed ford, D. CAPE AND PLYMOUTH 1 John F. Aylmer, Barnstable. R.

ESSEX 1 C. V. Hogan. Lynn. D.

3 W. L. Saltonstall. R- 5 W. X.

Wall. Lawrence, D. HAMPDEN-BEKKSHIRE 1 G. D. Hammond.

Westfield. R. MIDDLESEX 1 B. J. Tully.

Dracut D. 3 L. McKenna, Somerville, D. 5 'J. DeNormandie, Lincoln, R.

P. L. Pellegrini. Arlington, D. 7 R.

MacKenzie, Burlington, R. 8 1. Fishman, Newton. D. MIDDLESEX-NORFOLK 1 D.

H. Locke. Weliealey. R. MIDDLESEX-WOECESTII 1 L.

Burke. D. NORFOLK-BRISTOL 1 J. M. Quinlan.

Norwood. R. NORFOLK-PLYMOUTH 1 A. R. McKinnon.

Weymouth. D. WORCESTER 1 D. J. Foley.

Worcester. D. VOICE 8TER-HAMPDEN-HAMP5HIRI 1 P. A. Quinn, Spencer.

D. Sandwich 848 Saugus 3929 Savoy 58 Seekonk 1585 Sharon 1,928 Sheffield 484 Shelburn 531 Sherborn 900 Shirley 411 Shrewsbury 3055 Shutesbury 83 Somerset 2.124 SOMERVILLE 8,552 South Hadley 2,678 South Hampton 540 Southboro 1.033 Southbridge 1369 Southwlck 882 Spencer 1.073 SPRINGFIELD 15.490 Sterling 903 Stockbridge 429 Stoughton 2.388 Stow "3 Sudbury 2.410 Sunderland 325 Sutton 739 Swansea 1,595 TAUNTON 3728 TemPleton 637 Tewksbury 2254 Tisbury 498 Tolland 33 Toprfield 1.333 Townsend 860 Truro 10 Tyngsboro 544 Hinsdale 1" Holbrook I499 Holden 1-881 Holland 1M HoUiston 3107 HOLYOKE 5.018 Hopedale Hopkinton 797 268 1687 Hubbardston Hudson Huntington 259 "Nixon Held Back in Seesaw Poll," the London Evening Standard said in a banner headline over a full election report which covered the front page. "Nixon Setback as Poll Ends in Stalemate," the London Evening News proclaimed in its streamer headline. The British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) offered full radio coverage of the elections beginning at 7 a.m.

today. In Tokyo. Japanese foreign office sources noted a swing toward conservatisms and the Japanese news agency Ky-odo expressed a fear that the new Congress would be more inclined toward protectionist trade policies. Japan is a major exporter of goods to the United States. United Press International Two London newspapers said today President Nixon suffered a setback in the off-year elections.

The Moscow press said Republicans failed in a campaign to take control of Congress. Japan saw the voting as a swing toward conservatism in American politics. The elections were front page news around the world, and in London resident and visiting Americans placed a steady stream of telephone calls to the US Embassy and news agency offices in quest of the latest return from particular states. "A few British people called, too," a spokesman at the US embassy said. He reported a score of calls between 9 a.m.

and 11:30 a.m. Ipswich Kingston Lakevtll 763 Lancaster 708 Lanetbor 372 Lawley 44 LAWRENCE S534 661 84 Le Lenox.