November 2, 1960 (10 pages)

gas ath SUS vse apa ¢ Cian Ra tay Gentes eh PRONE is recat igs ec aioe SE RF St : 5 © Wednesday, November 2, 1960 1 * hady etna REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ae wena ys stm ci tw. (Fa a nominee for Joint Senator, thus: — : em eS aovERNOR, HUGH J. GLENN. . ; oo 1 A _ 2, LamurzNanr Govennor, LEVI CHASR. aoe LEONARD ‘S. CALKINS. Republican . _X place a ae a 8. sEcRETARY or sTaTE, W. J. TINNIN. sinneittaniinn ame i$ 2 Z fis 4. sTATE CONTROLLER, W. B. C. BROWN. . : . Remember that he has been the miners’ staunch 5. stare TREasuRER, A. G, ESCANDON. ; . friend from first to last. tions, 6. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JO HAMILTON, . rine, a com 7. SURVEYOR GENERAL, WILLIAM MINIS. HEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSORIPE PRINT ; . > S a ) che See oe eens ey OU es, Ege a eae Oe atin nny aoe _ 9. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIO INsTRUOTION, H. OC. GESFORD. a pee ate 68 nye . oa 10, CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME couRT, R. F. MORRISON. ' i$ RiGttt . 1. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, CAMPBELL P. ‘BE RRY. bright 11, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME count, E. W. McKINSTRY. _ ENGL 2. ELECTOR OF RRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BERNARD D. MURPHY. U.S 12. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, J. D. THORNTON, . : mnaien: a Ne ee cea tnt iit AsHOMAS P. STONEY. . ; 3. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, S<DERIC ‘~RINGE e As18, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, TH‘ Fe 7 minee . Graver ns his 14. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME couRT, J. R. SHARPSTEIN. Republican No 4. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, A. CAM Penh. d Co15. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, H.M.ROSS. 4 eee 5. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. CHARLES A. JENKINS. as 16. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, S. B. MoKE#. he anit 6. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, P. J. MURPHY. ote 18 ise oasis Or wie mdgrept 0. BANDAI 7 ESSMAN 7. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, N. BOWDEN. lls on 1B. MEARE AER OP MEARNS, SMS YS AME ls & Coe CONGR 8. ELECTOR, OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BYRON WATERS. sl i vernersigie a gu aaa Tv pIisTRIOT ). REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT, T. L. THOMPSON. 20. AGAINST CHINESE IMMJGRATION. [, s FIRS . . Aan 21. SUPERIOR Jupaz, THOMAS B. REARDAN. = alah 1908. -9. STATE SENATOR, } ME = 22. STATE SENATOR, NEVADA county, P, H. PAYNTER. 8 Tuesday: Novembe il. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, B SCHLESINGE 23, STATE SENATOR, NEVADA AND S{EBRA 00'S, MICHAEL GARVER. . Print, Nevada CHY Election © — 12 CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, (UNEXPIR’D eel: NILES SEARLS. 24. ASSEMBLYMAN, GEO. W. GIFFEN. ro, 13. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, (UNEXP’D TERM), J. F, SULLIVAN 5S: SERS SEO ee rae 14 suerirr, JOHN HAYES. 26, ASSEMBLYMAN, 8. L. BLACKWELL. ae P AST P LITIC A Hi 15 CLERK 27. suenivr, W. H. MONTGOMERY. . : : ot a ie seu writ Gea et: ~~ 98 counry oLmRk, JAMES D. WHITE. om 5 gee : Lope aera enc WEEE, 5, 29. ocounTy TREASURER, J. N. PAYNE. a: : ID-BI {. S eehd PE DISTRICT ATTORNEY, . URVEYOR, L. D. DAVIS. NER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, A. J. HOWE. son, QEO. H. ABBE. cy : so OF THE PEACE, F . ANDERSON, YW, JS. Robinson 2. pbsrice o or THE PEACE, sili ¢ CONSTABLE, F. TREBILLCOX. Republican 24. CONSTABLE, ~ * esau Ho. 270L RO For. . Assemblyman Gwelfth District 30. necorpER, M. McDONOUGH. . 31. asszsson, DANIEL COLLINS. 82. DIGTRIOL ATTORNEY, .cscreesessscpcccsssccscosscoscosesensavectsses sssegevesins 33. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, FRANK POWER. te 34. couNTY sURVEYoR, N. C. MILLER. 35. PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR, CHAS. W: KITTS, 36, cononzR, B. JOHNSON. 37. SUPERVISOR, 3p pistRict, A. J. ROSS. _ 38. sUPERVISOR, 5TH District; JOHN HUSSEY. 39. JUSTICE OF THE PEAOE, ... Besecies sed aves: /aagescbiedes os vane ven paved” 40. JUSTICE OF THE PEAOE, « Wdece sees edrb os cacewsiseccencepederaodeseuracssenecse 41, CONSTABLE, .0y.00e0sseege seerseeeersecnesees Bcc crnavtcbo. cstenccee (Continued from page 8) 26. ROAD OVERSEER, 42, CONSTABLE .ccscccescccccoes sisée eases sbseianeeeqebepecucece ceeebaevootsecas meas Sop DAILY MORNING UNION UPTON Bros. PRINT GRASS VALLEY "BILL" HARVEY SAYS: — LET'S INVEST IN OUR YOUTH Idle hands are hands that get into trouble. Our youth today are finding themselves without enough opportu* nities for summer employment in the mountain counties. This should be of major concern to all of us. I advocate the establishment of a conservation program to prevent the destruction of our forests, to increase wildlife, and to expand sportsman's facilities . Our youth would be voluntarily employed on a weekly basis in this. program which would be set up and administered by our mountain counties. Recreational and other off-job aspects of the program would be under the direction of our teachers who provide the best guidance and training available. For a forest conservation program to provide our youth with wholesome summer employment, elect WILLIARD L, "BILL" HARVEY to the State, Assembly, 6th District, on NOVEMBER 8. VOTE "NO" ON PROPOSITIONS 1 AND 15 WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE We Are Now Serving ( MICHELOB\. ¢ , a ~~ . (BUD WEISER’S FINEST) ‘REGULAR “For Discriminating Beer Drinkers”’ ees _ DEMOCRATIC TICKET. . —ON TAP EXCLUSIVELY— a a , For President, . . 30¢ GHOSE CLEVELAND OF NEW YORK. ‘ ees 7 Bor Wice President, ; ALLEN G. THURMAN OF OHIO. re Kennedy Fails as Leader in Congress Test Unable to Deliver Campaign Promises The. Democrats convened the bobtailed session of Congress as a propaganda missile to blast their Presidential campaign into orbit—but it blew up on the launching pad. When the smoke cleared, two big facts could be seen clearly by the American people and no Kennedy maneuvers could For . subsequently cover them up: 1. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT. AnD VICE PRESIDENT, CAMPBELL P. BERRY. Pa ton a A] = . HY. > 2. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BERNARD D. MURP lacked q ie at leadership. ChosEsIDENT, FREDERICK BERINGER. en as a candidate to lead 180 million 3. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PR \ yer of i litical 4. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, A. CAMINETTI. KINS views, Kennedy piserag ocr rally 5. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, CHARLES in a ; and lead his 68 fellow Senate DemP. J. MURP ocrats. G. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, . 7. ELECTOR Of PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, N. BOWDEN. ; Prt ped snag oo se 8. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BYRON WATERS. jority on the floors and in all com7 (UNexPineD TERM), NILES SEARLS mittees, could not get together to 9. CHIRF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT ( o it eubstance and 10. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE BUPREME COURT (UNEXP’ p tERy), J. F, SULLIVAN. sitaressetane es — : a oe un REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS SECOND pistrict, MARION _BIGGS. tonal. meaaiabes ta the Senate. : N H. AUSTIN. By any measurement whatsoever, the 12. STATE SENATOR, eink ican saiaglies bob-tailed session was a devastating de13. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, FOURTEENTH feat for the Democratic Party and the 14. SHERIF;, GLUORGE W. DUNSTER. . Democratic nominees. And the defeat L. MORGAN. ipa’ was administered by the Democrats them15. “couxTy CLERK, J AMES L here . selves—on one critical roll call, Kennedy 16. TReasvREn, B. N. SHOEU was deserted by 19 fellow Senate Demo: 17. ‘pisrrict atrorxgy, THOS 8. FORD. ma nearly a third of the Democrats ) “aah ‘BRADY. : présent. aoe anne, A. B. BBA Kennedy's Lanie Retort te PUBLIC apmintsrnator, ED. SAMPSON. Kennedy wailed after that stinging deHonest Folks, There’s A Rabbit Here Somewhere” { SURVEYOR, a feat that action would have to await a Portland Sunday Telegram ; corover, GEORGE T. TRACY. _“Congress that will act.” : : BAUGH. : Cee ae mn FRANK POWER. . CONTINUE EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP — ELECT JUs ) JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, L. C. GARTHE. : . N i X re) N. pee L D E . CONSTABLE, RICHARD DILLON. . : F Oo G _ constaBLe, W. G. CARR. ‘ ee . an HARVEYsAssembly «**++ BRUNKER*Senafe «+s» NAGEL*Congress . REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE . Me ai ae ‘

gas ath SUS vse apa ¢ Cian Ra tay Gentes eh PRONE is recat igs ec aioe SE RF St : 5 © Wednesday, November 2, 1960 1 * hady etna REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ae wena ys stm ci tw. (Fa a nominee for Joint Senator, thus: — : em eS aovERNOR, HUGH J. GLENN. . ; oo 1 A _ 2, LamurzNanr Govennor, LEVI CHASR. aoe LEONARD ‘S. CALKINS.. Republican . _X place a ae a 8. sEcRETARY or sTaTE, W. J. TINNIN. sinneittaniinn ame i$ 2 Z fis 4. sTATE CONTROLLER, W. B. C. BROWN. . : . Remember that he has been the miners’ staunch 5. stare TREasuRER, A. G, ESCANDON. ; . friend from first to last. tions, 6. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JO HAMILTON, . rine, a com 7. SURVEYOR GENERAL, WILLIAM MINIS. HEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSORIPE PRINT ; . > S a ) che See oe eens ey OU es, Ege a eae Oe atin nny aoe _ 9. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIO INsTRUOTION, H. OC. GESFORD. a pee ate 68 nye . oa 10, CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME couRT, R. F. MORRISON. ' i$ RiGttt . 1. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, CAMPBELL P. ‘BE RRY. bright 11, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME count, E. W. McKINSTRY. _ ENGL 2. ELECTOR OF RRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BERNARD D. MURPHY. U.S 12. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, J. D. THORNTON, . : mnaien: a Ne ee cea tnt iit AsHOMAS P. STONEY. . ; 3. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, S<DERIC ‘~RINGE e As18, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, TH‘ Fe 7 minee . Graver ns his 14. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME couRT, J. R. SHARPSTEIN. Republican No 4. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, A. CAM Penh. d Co15. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, H.M.ROSS. 4 eee 5. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. CHARLES A. JENKINS. as 16. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME CouRT, S. B. MoKE#. he anit 6. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, P. J. MURPHY. ote 18 ise oasis Or wie mdgrept 0. BANDAI 7 ESSMAN 7. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, N. BOWDEN. lls on 1B. MEARE AER OP MEARNS, SMS YS AME ls & Coe CONGR 8. ELECTOR, OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BYRON WATERS. sl i vernersigie a gu aaa Tv pIisTRIOT ). REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT, T. L. THOMPSON. 20. AGAINST CHINESE IMMJGRATION. [, s FIRS . . Aan 21. SUPERIOR Jupaz, THOMAS B. REARDAN. = alah 1908. -9. STATE SENATOR, } ME = 22. STATE SENATOR, NEVADA county, P, H. PAYNTER. 8 Tuesday: Novembe il. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, B SCHLESINGE 23, STATE SENATOR, NEVADA AND S{EBRA 00'S, MICHAEL GARVER. . Print, Nevada CHY Election © — 12 CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, (UNEXPIR’D eel: NILES SEARLS. 24. ASSEMBLYMAN, GEO. W. GIFFEN. ro, 13. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, (UNEXP’D TERM), J. F, SULLIVAN 5S: SERS SEO ee rae 14 suerirr, JOHN HAYES. 26, ASSEMBLYMAN, 8. L. BLACKWELL. ae P AST P LITIC A Hi 15 CLERK 27. suenivr, W. H. MONTGOMERY. . : : ot a ie seu writ Gea et: ~~ 98 counry oLmRk, JAMES D. WHITE. om 5 gee : Lope aera enc WEEE, 5, 29. ocounTy TREASURER, J. N. PAYNE. a: : ID-BI {. S eehd PE DISTRICT ATTORNEY, . URVEYOR, L. D. DAVIS. NER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, A. J. HOWE. son, QEO. H. ABBE. cy : so OF THE PEACE, F . ANDERSON, YW, JS. Robinson 2. pbsrice o or THE PEACE, sili ¢ CONSTABLE, F. TREBILLCOX. Republican 24. CONSTABLE, ~ * esau Ho. 270L RO For.. . Assemblyman Gwelfth District 30. necorpER, M. McDONOUGH. . 31. asszsson, DANIEL COLLINS. 82. DIGTRIOL ATTORNEY, .cscreesessscpcccsssccscosscoscosesensavectsses sssegevesins 33. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, FRANK POWER. te 34. couNTY sURVEYoR, N. C. MILLER. 35. PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR, CHAS. W: KITTS, 36, cononzR, B. JOHNSON. 37. SUPERVISOR, 3p pistRict, A. J. ROSS. _ 38. sUPERVISOR, 5TH District; JOHN HUSSEY. 39. JUSTICE OF THE PEAOE, ..... Besecies sed aves: /aagescbiedes os vane ven paved” 40. JUSTICE OF THE PEAOE, « Wdece sees edrb os cacewsiseccencepederaodeseuracssenecse 41, CONSTABLE, ..0y.00e0sseege seerseeeersecnesees Bcc crnavtcbo. cstenccee (Continued from page 8) 26. ROAD OVERSEER, 42, CONSTABLE ..ccscccescccccoes sisée eases sbseianeeeqebepecucece ceeebaevootsecas meas Sop DAILY MORNING UNION UPTON Bros. PRINT GRASS VALLEY "BILL" HARVEY SAYS: — LET'S INVEST IN OUR YOUTH Idle hands are hands that get into trouble. Our youth today are finding themselves without enough opportu* nities for summer employment in the mountain counties. This should be of major concern to all of us. I advocate the establishment of a conservation program to prevent the destruction of our forests, to increase wildlife, and to expand sportsman's facilities . Our youth would be voluntarily employed on a weekly basis in this. program which would be set up and administered by our mountain counties. Recreational and other off-job aspects of the program would be under the direction of our teachers who provide the best guidance and training available. For a forest conservation program to provide our youth with wholesome summer employment, elect WILLIARD L, "BILL" HARVEY to the State, Assembly, 6th District, on NOVEMBER 8.

VOTE "NO" ON PROPOSITIONS 1 AND 15 WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE We Are Now Serving ( MICHELOB\. ¢ , a ~~ . (BUD WEISER’S FINEST) ‘REGULAR “For Discriminating Beer Drinkers”’ ees _ DEMOCRATIC TICKET. . —ON TAP EXCLUSIVELY— a a , For President, . . 30¢ GHOSE CLEVELAND OF NEW YORK. ‘ ees 7 Bor Wice President, ; ALLEN G. THURMAN OF OHIO. re Kennedy Fails as Leader in Congress Test Unable to Deliver Campaign Promises The. Democrats convened the bobtailed session of Congress as a propaganda missile to blast their Presidential campaign into orbit—but it blew up on the launching pad. When the smoke cleared, two big facts could be seen clearly by the American people and no Kennedy maneuvers could For . subsequently cover them up: 1. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT. AnD VICE PRESIDENT, CAMPBELL P. BERRY. Pa ton a A] = . HY. > 2. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BERNARD D. MURP lacked q ie at leadership. ChosEsIDENT, FREDERICK BERINGER. en as a candidate to lead 180 million 3. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PR \ yer of i litical 4. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, A. CAMINETTI. KINS views, Kennedy piserag ocr rally 5. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, CHARLES in a ; and lead his 68 fellow Senate DemP. J. MURP ocrats. G. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, . 7. ELECTOR Of PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, N. BOWDEN. ; Prt ped snag oo se 8. ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, BYRON WATERS. jority on the floors and in all com7 (UNexPineD TERM), NILES SEARLS mittees, could not get together to 9. CHIRF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT ( o it eubstance and 10. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE BUPREME COURT (UNEXP’ p tERy), J. F, SULLIVAN. sitaressetane es — : a oe un REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS SECOND pistrict, MARION _BIGGS. tonal. meaaiabes ta the Senate. : N H. AUSTIN. By any measurement whatsoever, the 12. STATE SENATOR, eink ican saiaglies bob-tailed session was a devastating de13. MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, FOURTEENTH feat for the Democratic Party and the 14. SHERIF;, GLUORGE W. DUNSTER. . Democratic nominees. And the defeat L. MORGAN. ipa’ was administered by the Democrats them15. “couxTy CLERK, J AMES L here . selves—on one critical roll call, Kennedy 16. TReasvREn, B. N. SHOEU was deserted by 19 fellow Senate Demo: 17. ‘pisrrict atrorxgy, THOS 8. FORD. ma nearly a third of the Democrats ) “aah ‘BRADY. : présent. aoe anne, A. B. BBA Kennedy's Lanie Retort te PUBLIC apmintsrnator, ED. SAMPSON. Kennedy wailed after that stinging deHonest Folks, There’s A Rabbit Here Somewhere” { SURVEYOR, a feat that action would have to await a Portland Sunday Telegram ; corover, GEORGE T. TRACY. _“Congress that will act.” : : BAUGH. : Cee ae mn FRANK POWER. . CONTINUE EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP — ELECT JUs ) JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, L. C. GARTHE. : . N i X re) N. pee L D E . CONSTABLE, RICHARD DILLON. . : F Oo G _ constaBLe, W. G. CARR. ‘ ee . an HARVEYsAssembly «**++ BRUNKER*Senafe «+s» NAGEL*Congress . REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE . Me ai ae ‘