THURSDAY. MAY ~ 1960 !Soviets Announce I Holland Honors World War fl Heroes xon Shows Lead THE HAGUE (W) The Nt th- Knights Hall in The erlands yesterday honored the Queen Juliana pi ( sentcd a !Government Upset '17,500 Dutchmen killed in World ment list of then names to • • LONDON (1P) Radio Moscow War 11. In the 700-year-old,ment insfbiana Primary last night announced a wide spread Soviet government shake up It di opped Frol Kozlov as a AS, Ind. vfl Leaders of both, parties first deputy premier and re- moved Alexei I. Kirichenko from rday in returns from Indiana's presidential the Soviet Communist party pre ;howed Vice President Richard M. Nixon sichum. ihn F. Kennedy (D.-Mass.), while Democrats Another change released Eka terma Fuitseva, top woman in the total vote than Republicans. Communist hierarchy, from her duties as a Central Committee! !secretary because, said Moscow,! Congress Receives of her appointment as minister ! I ;of culture of the Soviet Union. Medical Proposal Also dropped from the party! Presidium was Nikolai Belyaev, WASHINGTON (1P) The Er- who most recently has been run- ; iiing the city Communist organ-; senhower administration sent the ization of Stavropol. ;Democratic-controlled Congress a proposal yesterday for a $1.200,- 000,000 annual federal-state med_ New Bishop Named ical program for the aged. GREENSBURG, Pa. 1/1') The I First reaction ranged from cool Most Rev. William G. Connare to hostile among Democrats, was consecrated yesterday as The administration plan would bishop of the Greensburg Roman be free for public welfare recipe- Catholic Diocese lents, but cost otneis eligible $24 Nearly 800 churchmen—includ a year per person Single persons ing 21 archbishops and bishops with not more than $2,500 annual and three abbots—participated in income, couples with not more the solemn ceremony at Blessed than $3,800 would be eligible. 'Sacrament Cathedral Ni In INDIANAPO 1, found cheer yestil primary, which outpolling Sen. J( piled up a bigger Nixon's plurality was more than 50., complete returns, 190 in 4284 of 4299 Republican total, 11( pi ecincts short in 1 cratic Lake Count 3 tallying mixup. The presidential candidates was 433. crats to 418,039 for Kennedy had tw nents who were than expected, app mg votes of Dem vor other candidate dential nomination over Kennedy 100 on nearly 10,291 to 350,- precincts. The wever, was 34 eavily Demo because of a Ivote .for all 957 for Demo- Republicans. • minor oppo meh stronger i ently reflect rats who fa for the presi , Nixon's lone oppc than half the votec of Kennedy's chal 'nent drew less of the Ns eaker ngers. The Democratic tally showed 43.285 for political unknown John H. Latham, retired Rock ville, Ind., pipeline worker, and 40,482 for Lar Daly, Chicago furniture jobber who campaigns in an Uncle Sam costume. Nixon's opposition, Indianapolis, Negro lawyer Frank R. Beckwith,' came up with 17,748. _ The results gave the Democrat , ,, 509 per cent of the presidential votes cast, while Nixon got 53.3, per cent of the ballots cast for him and Kennedy. In other contests the state's eight Democrats and three Re publican congressman all won re nomination, including Rep. Ran dall S. Harmon (D-Ind) in the 10th District. Harmon, who won fame by drawing government rent for using his front porch as his home town office in Muncie, benefited from eight Democratic opponents I%ho divided his opposition. Herter Changes Planes Due to Engine Trouble ISTANBUL, Turkey (JP) Sec retary of State Christian A. Her ter left Istanbul for Athens last night aboard a US. Air Force transport put into emergency service when his Boeing 707 jet developed engine trouble. Flying with Herter was Greek Foreign Minister Evanghelos Av croft Both attended the NATO council meeting in Istanbul which concluded yesterday. 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