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State Elections
House Members
Lose Primaries
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Eight state house members and;
one congressman were defeated;
in Tuesday's primary elections,l
but all 20 state senators seeking!
new terms successfully passed;
primary tests.
Seven of the incumbent assem
blymen sent to involuntary retire
ment were Republicans.
There were many prominent
names in the group, but none of
them were in the leadership rank&
of the house. " 1
THE VOTERS CHOSE candi-3
dates for 25 of the 50 senate seats,
and all 210 house seats Tuesday.
Veteran Rep. Carroll D. Kearns,
R-Pa., - went down to defeat as
six other incumbent Pennsylvania
members of . the U.S. Congress ]
facing opposition won handily.
Complete unofficial returns
from the 24th Congressional Dis
trict showed Dr. James 13. Weaver
of Erie assured of an upset vic
tory over the colorful Kearn,s,
.ranking Republican on the House
Education and Labor Committee.
THE TOTAL COUNT for the
district's three counties of Erie.
Crawford and Mercer gave Weaver
22,272 'against 20,991 for Kearns.
- An estimatekmaximum of 315
Republican ballots from absentee
voters and servicemen still were
to come in but could not over
come Weaver's 1.281-vote lead.
In the state primaries. half of
the 20 senators seeking new terms
had opposition, Ninety-eight of the
30 Killed by OAS
ALGIERS (AP)—Secret Army
Organization terrorists v a rte d
their slaughter yesterday by lob
bing about 10 mortar shells into
the ancient Casbah. where Arabs
and Berbers live packed in tiny
concrete and stucco cubicles. Five
Moslems were killed and 15
wounded.
Tice day's full toll of guns and
exploding mortar shells was at
least 30 dead.
Among the victims were two
Europeans. - A woman was shot
seven times in the head while
tending her book store. A Roman
Catholic priest was shut dead
from ambush while .opening his
garage door.
Police officials laid both killings
as well as the deaths of 28 Mos
lems at the door of the .secret
army.
Wen Europeans stormed into a
suburban police station, neutral
ized policemen on duty and raked
the cells with gun fire. A Moslem
was killed and
_six were critically
wounded.
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191 assemblymen seeking renomi-
nation had contests. But De Gaulle qu!;ckly filled the
REPUBLICAN INCUMBENTS breach with new appointees and
defeated Tuesday were Joseph R.' left on schedule for a four-day
Holiday and Harold G. Miller of;tour - of central France. •
Blair County; Francis A. Worley,! The five who resigned are mem-
Adams; Dr. Thomas W. King Jr - :,:b ers of the Catholic Popular Re- ,
Butler; Albert E. Strausser ,i publican - party. They quit' be-
Columbia; Dr. John E. Whittakerjcause De Gaulle continued' td op-
LYtoming, and Louis A. Puisley, pose their idea of a poiitically in-
Union. tegrated Europe ;
The Democratic: incumbent who
was beaten was Barnet G. Sakul-' More immediately pressing fac
sky, Westmoreland. tors—Algerian bloodshed and a
Holliday and Pursley werelthe,series of strikes in Fiance—did,
Republican chairmen of their figure in the Cabinet walkout.s
Counties. The departure of the five re-c
Carpenter Prepares
For Orbital Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP); the prayerful attitude of
—Astronaut Malcolm Scott Car-icrowd.",
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penter, his pretty blonde wife She has witnessed many miss' e 1
Rene nearby, intensified prepara-'launchings from the beaches while
tions yesterday for his scheduled;visiting here when Carpenter's'
round-the-world orbit ride Satur- I work brought him to Cape C.anav-I
day. eral.
As the launching drew near, It was nit known yet whether
Project Mercury officials kept an) the fdiir Carpenter children would
anxious eye on a weather problemlalso be there.
in the Atlantic Ocean east of CARPENTER. 37, a Navy lieu
:Bermuda.--in an area where Car- tenant commander, climbed into
penter's Aurora 7 spacecraft would a procedures trainer yesterday to
land if it - did not achieve a properlmake" once again a simulated
;orbit and had to be commanded flight. He then attended a , mis
down aftqr separation from the sion review meeting at whichcon
lAtlas booster rocket. . - dition of capsule, M.las,. worldwide
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run-tracking network.and other ele
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SWELLS WERE reported ments were assessed. 5'
;fling 11 feet high in this area. But menu
were reported in "go" con
it was `expected
,the seas would All
calm by Saturday.
Rene Carpenter, fulfilling a wish
expressed. many times. will be in
the town of Cocoa Beach, five
;miles from Cape Canaveral, when
'the Atlas blasts her husband sky
lward - toward an intended three
torbits of the earth.
1 She will be the first' f the astro
-Inauts' wives to be in the cape
lrea to watch her husband fired
nto space.
MRS. CARPENTER is staying
at a private home in Cocoa Beach.
and Carpenter' reportedly has
visited her during the week when
his training permitted.
Recently, stating her desire to
be nearby when Carpenter is
launched. :Rene __said: "There's
; nothing at all like it--to stand on
'the beach•and see it go up—and
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5 Mini Oars Quit Pe -Gaulle
PARIS Five Cabinet min
isters suddenly resigned yester
day, creating the first rift in
President Charles de Gaulle's re
cently revamped government.
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moved one of the meager politi
cal underpinnings of the Gaullist
Cabinet, leaving it more than ever
a pam of non-party technicians.
. AFTER HOURS of consulta
tions, the recently installed Pre
mier Georges Pompidou an
nounced a -reshuffled team with
Pompidou himself taking over the
additional duties of the minis -•
of regional planning.
-
A expected, the newcomers
are mostly non-party technicians.
Georges Gorse moved up trim an
'undersecretary post to take over
the ministry in charge of coopera
tion with the new states of
GILBERT GRANDVAL, recent
ly
,secretary of state for foreign
trade, took over as minister, of
labor.
Raymond Marcellin. a conser
vative deputy and 'the onlyonew
corner to Cabinet rank in this
administration ; Was named Minis
ter of health. .• -
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PITTSBURGH (iP) Thre
supermarket owners were ac
quitted in court yesterday o
charges of violating a na' , stat
law that limits Sunday food sal-
A ruling handed down 1:4 Judg(
Benjamin Lencher of Allegheny
County Court cleared Henty Ver
scharen, owner of supermarket
in Pittsburgh's South Hills sub
urbs; Martin. Haines, owner of
Pleasant Hills supermarket; anc
Victor Pasula, operator of Pay
day Supermarket in rorwarc:
Township:
Local 590 of the Food FmPloyeeF.
Union filed' the charges. !against
the store owners. They were ac
cused of violating a law that bans
Sunday grocery sales bYi stores
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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962
Roger Dusseaulx, a 'Gaullist
deputy, became minister of pub
lic works.
THE BREAKING POINT in the
revolt came at a conference Mon
day when De Gaulle lashed out
at those who seek a supranational
Europe of integrated states.
"There is not and cannot pos
sibly be -any other Europe than
the Europe of states, aside natur
ally from dreams, fictions and
parades," he declared.
-From his front-row seat at the
conference. Popular Republican
leader Pierre Pflimlin, -the man
who was last premier of the
Fourth Republic - and gave in to
De Gaulle's return, listened white
faced with anger.
. He stormed out of the news con
ference saying: "It's even worse
than I-feared. This may Mean our
departure." •
Within hours it did.
ners Acquitted
mploying 10 or more persons.
Judge Lencher said all three
tore owners operated within the
aw because all came under at
east o: of -the law's exemptions.
He ruled that lunch counters
A Verscharen's came undere the
ncemption for places "where food
s prepared on the premises for
luman consumption."
Pasula, the jurist, said, em
)loyed only nine persons and also
has a lunch counter. _
Haines was exempt, the judge
-ruled, because of a provision that
"this section shall .not apply to
any retail establishment where
fresh meats, produce and groceries
are offered or sold by the propri
etor."
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