Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - November 3, 1960, Yuma, Arizona Nixon Udall Ahead in Arizona By JONES OSBORN The prestige issue Some polls WERE taken by the U.S Information Agency about American prestige abroad They were designed to measure public opinion about the relative power ol the Russia The results finally leaked out Polls taken shortly the of the Summit meeting last May -showed: IX GREAT BRITAIN U.S ahead Russia ahead No difference IX ahead Russia ahead No difference Yuma Students Favor Kennedy Marine Is Killed in Yuma Valley Accident That was last May In mid-June a survey in ten countries showed that IN ALL EXCEPT ONE a majority thought that Russia was ahead of tiie U.S military would be farther ahead by 1970 A later poll showed according to Times magazine that lagging U.S space programs had caused a rise in neutralism and h i s belief nurtured by propaganda and fear of reprisals has led to a rowing concern about harboring U.S military has s This doesn't mean we aren't still popular or held in high esteem It does mean that in the minds of too many of our allies we aren't top dog any longer And we are slipping further be- hind Whether Kennedy is elected or Nixon we must change that ing image of America Explorer Satellite Is Orbited CAPE CANAVERAL The United States hurled a sci dream satellite into orbi for its 12th space 1960 early today The complicated Ex VHI satellite is designed to investigate the mysteries of an unpredictable atomic roof known as the of ions that make long-range ra dio and television tions either possible or ble on earth Its findings in a orbit may lead to improvements in radio equipment for earth sta tions Scientists also hoped i would find a window through the ionosphere for tions into space free of ence Launched Smoothly The launching of the satellite shaped like a child top went like clockwork Tlv brainy little instrument aloft right on schedule atop a foot Juno n rocket at EST and three minutes later th Army tracking station at Ft Monmouth picked up its shining signal Two hours later the Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration NASA announced Washington that the satellite on of the most complex space tried this year was orbit Its task is a delight for scien but a bewildering for the average television viewer wh may wonder why his TV picture is one day and fuzzy th next Scientists explained that the ionosphere is made up of atom of atmosphere stripped of thei electron coats by ultra-violet rays from the sun These ion masse form an electronic net Continued on Page 4 Col The today sharply criticized of gian to take over In the Congo and normal political life caa ee re- stored therf if trie Is under control and 10 c 75 til INEL THE WEATHER Highest yesterday Highest THI yesterday TUT Temperature at 11 Relative humidity at 11 high tills date Average this date FORECAST tu Friday Considerable cloudiness day Kriday A day colder High today is low 60 YUMA 261 34 PAGES PER COPY lOc YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 PHONE SU ARIZONA 261 Passenger Injured In Wreck An accident shortly after mid- night last night claimed the life of a stationed at Pvt Edward W Zimmerman 21 of Chicago was killed s when he was thrown from his ar while the car was turning a complete air loop The accident happened at near the intersection of s Street and Avenue I A passenger in the automobile J C Becker 17 also from was injured when he was clear on the shoulder To Becker taken to Hospital where he is reported in satisfactory condition this Deputy Sheriff 0 G the accident happened Zimmerman lost control of lis tar while traveling west on County 19th Street The car veered 108 feet across roadway and along the left shoulder then turned back on o the road surface and traveled 66 feet down the left lane the mark on the pavement where the car began to skid From the beginning of the skid marks car went another 201 to where it came to rest off the road on the south side Three Loops During the 201 feet of skid marks the car made three air oops and came to rest upright on its wheels Zimmerman apparently w a s thrown out of the car during one of the times the car lopped in the air and his body skidded another 50 feel along the pavement 10 where it came to rest died instantly The body was transported to 0 C Johnson Mortuary Zimmerman was born Nov 1 1939 and was assigned to the curity section on the base The Sheriff's department is still investigating the accident to learn its cause Deadline for Absentee Voting Friday 5 p.m Deadline for absentee and dis- voting in the Nov 8th tion is 5 p.m Friday it was an- at the office of County Recorder Vernon Wright Absentee ballots will be up to the 7 p.m Tuesday election deadline but they must contain an affidavit showing they were voted before 5 p.m Friday Ariz Poll Gives Lead To Nixon By M R WEST Director Arizona Public Opinion Poll In a final trial contest before election Arizona voters give Vice President Richard Nixon a significant lead over Senator John Kennedy Nixon received 60 per cent of the decided votes to 40 per cent for Kennedy Only seven per cent of the people had not yet de- how they would vote This shows a definite increase for the vice president since the last poll in September when it was Nixon 55 per cent Kennedy 45 per cent Reporters for the Arizona lic Opinion Poll asked a carefully drawn representative sample of voters in all parts of Arizona this If you were voting today would you vote for the Democratic et of or the Re- publican ticket of KENNEDY vs Nov Sept Nixon Wife Kennedy -40 45 As has been the case in these polls taken this year Vice dent Nixon received near mous support from within his ts In this poll Senator Kennedy is backed by a slightly smaller majority of his party than in the last vs KENNEDY Nov Nixon Kennedy Kennedy Nixon 1 Democrats 41 Sept 4 33 In Maricopa County Richard Nixon maintains his definite lead over John Kennedy In this pol he leads 60 per cent to 40 per cent among the decided voters Within the county six per cent of the people say they are still un- decided In Pima County Nixon carries approximately the same lead This indicates a swing toward Nixon since the last poll when they were virtually tied in Pima County Governor Paul Fannin is ing a significant lead over cratic Candidate Lee Ackerman This trial run shows Fannin is supported by 65 per cent of the decided voters while Ackerman is supported by 35 per cent This shows a definite change from tember when Fannin polled per Continued on Page 4 Col 3 BYE BYE Goldsboro Miss Yuma including some of her friends who added Sandy's nickname County stands on the steps of the plane as she headed for Goldbrick to their good luck sign Competition for Miss Phoneix this morning and the Miss Arizona contest at the Arizona starts next Monday Sandy was also made an State Fair A number of Yumans gathered to see her off orary deputy sheriff by Sheriff Pete Newman Sun Staff Photo Democrats Cheer Kennedy on Visit to Arizona Capitol By B J MCFARLAND United Press International PHOENIX A rip-roaring throng of Democrats gave Sen John F Kennedy a sing welcome to conservative zona today He responded by telling them hj was going to clear the way next Tuesday for Arizona's native son Sen Barry Goldwater to head the Republican ticket b by ing Vice President Nixon this The Democratic presidential was welcomed in the wee hours of the morning by a vocal and vigorous audience numbering over at the airport More than party workers jammed into the Thunderbird Room of the Westward Ho Hotel to hear him make a pep talk Five thousand to more ered for a street rally to hear him score the Republican tration and thousands more lined his motorcade route through town Phoenix en route to the port It was one of the wildest tions for a political figure other than the President that Phoenix has ever staged Goldwater was his favorite target came to and lampooning This administration carried on a policy which almost gutted our hopes for developing the natural resources of our western Kennedy told the crowd What have the Republicans er done for the What have the Republicans ever done for zona compared to the progress of the Democratic party which has allowed Arizona to he asked He told the breakfast crowd and the crowd outside I understand that senator Goldwater wired ernor Rockefeller that Arizona is GOP goodly number of Republicans turned out for breakfast at the Stardust this morning to start a big day for Sen Barry Goldwater Seated in front from left are Superior Court Judge James D Cameron Mac Matheson candidate for U.S Representative Sen Goldwater Bob Robles chairman of the local Republican tral Committee Frank Corporation Commission candidate and Aubrey er candidate for representative District 3 Sen Goldwater will speak at a public ering tonight at 8 p.m in Post auditorium Sun Staff Photo Finch Jury Hung for Conviction LOS ANGELES UPD The jury considering the fate of Carole and Dr R Bernard Finch is hung at in favor of con- both of them a high court official said today The information came from high placed official who declined to he identified The trial judge indicated he might poll the jury of 11 women and 1 man sometime today n the bag Arizona is in the bag ike the New York Yankees had it the bag No election is in the bag until the votes are counted About mid way through his speech a commercial airliner roared overhead and Kennedy paused then said Dick the people are all down then he ad libbed as the plane moved out of Barry come back don't run away stay here and fight The partisan crowd roared with laughter but there was one man waving a Nixon banner the only one sighted at the Kennedy speech When Kennedy's private gined plane Carolin touched the ground at the airport throng let out a loud roar That mob was twice as big as the turnout for Arizona political hero Sen Barry on his return from the Republican al convention in Chicago where he was the only a ken the nomination of Vice President Nixon The crowd this morning was nearly four to five times bigger than the one that erected Nixon nearly three weeks ago Nixon an early morning arrival loo ing at in a light rt Kennedy had no rain but light shining scattered clouds Physics and Chemistry Prizes Go to Americans STOCKHOLM Sweden Thc Nobel Prize for physics and chemistry were awarded today to two American atomic scientists in California Professors Donald A Glaser and Willard F Libby a wavy-haired bachelor who is a talented musician and athlete won the physics prize for his invention of the bubble sort of window to the atom He is years old and rently is at University of California at Berkeley Libby 51 a member of he U.S Atomic Energy sion was the chemistry winner He devised the atomic time clock method of dating organic mal- ter through radioactivity that has enabled scientists lo tell the age of such things as the Dead Sea Scrolls Libby also developed tritium a radioactive hydrogen as a tracer for meteorological and geo- physical processes Despite wartime on the atomic bomb and later service on the he is not known to have seen an atomic explosion First American Winners The two men were the firs Americans to win Nobel prizes this year Earlier cine and went to an Australian an Englishman and a Frenchman Glaser reached at Berkeley said he was delighted and stir prised although he had not been notified officially He had been named one of 10 outstanding young men of the U.S Junior Chamber of Commerce and developed his ble despite skepticism of many other scientists The discovery now in wide use enabled scientists to mass duce photographs showing what happens during the process of atom smashing Italian Police Break Up Castro March ROME broke up Italian leftists who tried to march on the U.S Embassy today to show their support of the regime of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro Approximately 30 demonstrators marched up the wide Via the Via Veneto and the U.S Embassy carrying posters A police riot squad rushed to the scene and broke up the march after a scuffle in which two icemen suffered bruises Police arrested two of the and detained another for questioning The two arrested were identified as Gabriele Ro- berli 20 a student and anni Perfetti 18 an unemployed High School Poll Favors Fannin Udall Yuma's two high schools went the polls yesterday and split their vole between top cans and Democrats In I he mock election students at Yuma and Kofa High Schools favored Democratic Senator John for President Then they favored the can incumbent Paul J Fannin for governor For U.S representative second congressional district the students gave a wide margin to the cratic incumbent Stewart L Udall For of Yuma County Superior Court they favored James Duke Cameron the lican incumbent This selection however did not involve ly crossing the parry line since judicial offices are listed at the top of the ballot and do not ry party identification In the contests for three tions on the Yuma County Board of Supervisors the Democrats took a clean sweep James Fuquay in District 1 Shipp in District 2 and Robert Nissen in 3 were favored by ial margins Fuquay and Nissen won their Democratic nominations in the primary by defeating incumbents Shipp is the Democratic incumbent AH students and teachers at the two schools were eligible to vote Sample ballots identical with the official ballot to be used Nov 8th were furnished by The Yuma Daily Sun mock election at the high school has accurately forecast the way the general tion will go in Yuma Counly rule seems to be that the usually vote about like their ents vote Consequently much in- to these mock tions by candidates and voters as well as the students and STATE SUPREME COURT TERM 3 Yuma Kofa Jesse A Udall 746 Glenn Ginn STATE SUPREME COURT TERM 4 Renz L Jennings R 0 Murray Porter Charles Stidham 199 179 253 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT YUMA James Duke Cameron John A PRESIDENT Kennedy Stewart Udall Mac Matheson Paul Fannin Lee Ackerman 541 -133 635 539 U.S REPRESENTATIVE HIST 3 GOVERNOR 653 507 390 104 93 99 106 154 i 257 235 323 413 141 334 268 Wade Church Robert Pickrell Jewel Jordan Mrs Norman Hurley J W Kelly John H ATTORNEY GENERAL 785 374 STATE AUDITOR 655 479 STATE TREASURER 709 SLTT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION W W Skipper Dick 773 L W Hacker 367 COMMISSION George F Senner Jr 674 Franklin Naylor 411 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 3 Clara Botzum 302 Aubrey Barker 235 SUPERVISOR DIST 1 Don 176 James Fuquay D 407 SUPERVISOR DIST 2 Shipp 491 Clarence E Jones 252 SUPERVISOR DIST 1 Robert K D 473 J Stanley North R 204 SHERIFF Lee 843 James V Banks R 279 COUNTY TREASURER Coila Smith Dl 674 Verna Munk R 459 COUNTY RECORDER C Wright D 542 Kathleen Brown R 592 394 205 273 359 -US 167 232 Total 320 297 i 278 359 431 798 415 579 952 752 LOGS 614 531 676 131 351 247 410 1.025 695 789 930
