George V. Allen, Director of
U.S. Information Agency, Quits
To Enter Private Business
WASHINGTON, GW—George V.
Allen, veteran of high diplomatic
posts and now director of the U.S.
Information Agency, is leaving
government service to become
president of the Tobacco Insti
tute.
Bowman Gray, chairman of the
executive committee of the Or
ganization of Tobacco Manufac
turers, announced the election of
Allen today and said he will take
over at the Institute’s Washington
headquarters Dec. 1.
Get a Horse—In Paris
PARIS, GW — The taxi drivers’
union, complaining of the traffic,
says a study shows horse-drawn
vehicles can get around Paris
faster than taxis during rush
hours.
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issues on the ballot, four gained
approval, one was turned down
and the sixth, the controversial
$23 million ferry system bond pro
posal, was teetering on the ' ;nce.
Its fate will probably be decided
by the absentee ballots. It had
a lead of only about 600 votes.
Tossed out was a proposal for a
$9 million bond issue to construct
state office buildings in Anchor
age and Fairbanks.
Ken Garrison, believed to be
a Democrat — he won’t have to
declare himself officially until the
legislature meets in January —
was the first of Tuesday’s two
write-in winners.
Garrison whipped incumbent
Democrat Robert S. McCombe of
Chicken, and Republican chal
lenger George E. King in the fight
for the 20th District’s lone seat
in the lower chamber.
In the 24th District, where Law
rence Paquette, a Democrat, was
the lone candidate on the ballot
for the House, Father Segundo
Llorente, a Roman Catholic priest
from St. Mary’s School, was given
180 votes to 45 for Paquette and
five for Axel Johnson, another
writein candidate, with all re
turns counted.
Father Llbrente, who has been
a missionary in the Kwiguk-Alak
anuk area on the Bering Sea coast
for some 15 years, is a naturalized
A.merican citizen who was born in
Spain.
Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting
last evening at the home of
Bertha White. After a business
meeting a most interesting talk
was given by Elsie May Smith
who recently returned from a
trip to London where she attended
the Soroptomist Convention. From
London she made a side tour of
Germany, Switzerland and France
and she showed many interesting
and beautiful slides of her trip.
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Russia and China
Split Over Reaction
To Demo President
LONDON, The giants of the
Communist world split today in
their reaction to the election of
John F. Kennedy. Moscow was
friendly, Peiping hostile.
While most of the free world
looked to the U.S. President-elect
for dynamic leadership, Soviet
Premier Khrushchev fired off a
congratulatory telegram to Ken
nedy declaring readiness for
“most friendly relations” and pro
posed negotiations on disarma
ment, Germany and other cold
war issues.
Red China’s official New China
News Agency, however, described
the President-elect as a member
of one of America’s richest fam
ilies and called him an advocate
of military spending and war pre
parations.
The comment made clear that,
the election has not altered Pei
ping’s hate-America policy.
The election of the first Ro
man Catholic president was re
ceived with satisfaction at the
Vatican.
Pope John XXIII, in a congrat
ulatory cable to Kennedy, prayed
that “Almighty God may assist
you” and expressed his good
wishes to “the beloved American
people.”
Most European newspapers
viewed the election in the light
of the cold war and looked to
Kennedy to put new life in the
Western alliance.
“The Big Sleep Ends” said a
headline in London’s conservative
Daily Mail.
Cuba’s government - controlled
press gave the expected second
ary—and acid—treatment to the
election. La Calle, referring to
Kennedy and Nixon, said one can
didate was “as much a bandit as
the other.”
The election results were re
ceived indifferently in much of
the Middle East.
A daughter was born at the
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nor
bert. Joe drives the delivery truck
for the U.S. Merc.
"KENNEDY BEER"
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, UP)—
The big Tuborg brewery, within a
matter of hours, sent hundreds of
thousands of bottles of “Kennedy
beer” to the Danish market. The
bottles were labeled: “John F.
Kennedy, 43, was elected U. S.
President on Nov. 8, 1960, for a
term of four years as from Jan.
20, 1960 ...”
Every bottle of Tuborg usually
carries a special label with a
small piece of information in the
historical, zoological or other
fields.
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