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The Tea North Carolina State College’s Student Newspaper Complete (UPI) Wire Service Oflices in 19" Building v.1. XLV, No. 25 4 State College Station, Raleigh, N. (2., Thursday, Nov. 10,1960 Eight Pages This Idiot Vii-3 Statistical Institute Kennedy Begins Preparation ls Recipient of Grant RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 11— train students at the graduate The Institute of Statistics at and post graduate levels, to par- As Republican Fight Starts North Carolina State College ticipate in research, and to hand hasreceivedagrant of $392,848 mathematical tools to biologists. WASHINGTON, UPI—Presi- men who will work with Cabi- packed finish which saw a rec- ried by President Eisenhower. dent-elect John F. Kennedy net members and other high gov- ord number of Americans line He also cited the religious is- from the National Institutes of The ultimate aim of the work Health to be used for developing moved swiftly Wednesday to ernment officials during the up at the polls. sue as a “very important" fac- made possible by the grant will provide for a Republican-to- transition period. The president- Latest UPI returns gave Ken- tor, declaring that"‘on balance, a new program in biomathe- be to bridge the gap between matics. Democrat transfer of the gov- elect expected to appoint his nedy 23 states with 337 electoral I think it was aga1nst us” He biology and mathematics. ernment on the heels of his representatives Thursday. votes—68 more than he needed. said the GOP picked up some The announcement of the When the gap has been elimi- photo-finish victory over Rich- As this government business He was leading in two more" extra Protestant votes in the grant was made today by Prof. nated, the biologists will be able ard M. Nixon. proceeded, signs of a Republican states—New Mexico and Alaska South but not enough to offset Jackson A. Rigney, head of the to be explicit in their descrip- Shortly after Nixon fully con- family fight cropped up in the —with a total of 7 electoral the Catholic vote in big indus- Institute of Statistics at State tions of complex reactions and ceded defeat in the cliff-hanging wake of the GOP’s election de- votes. In Mississippi, which has trial cities. College. processes, Professor Rigney presidential election, the .43- feat. Arrayed against each other 8 electoral votes, a group of un- Morton’s version was disputed Professor Rigney commented said. year-old winner began arrang- were conservative backers of pledged electors was declared by Democratic Chairman Henry . that the grant will become effec- The complexity is due to the ing for conferences with the Sen. Barry M. Goldwater and the winner. N. Jackson. He said the election , tive January 1, 1961, and that fact that biological organisms Eisenhower administration pre- supporters of ‘New York Gov. Nixon won 24 states with 186 was won by votes from all types the total amount will be distri- have the capacity to perform paratory to taking over the reins Nelson A. Rockefeller. electOral votes. —Protestants, Catholics, Jews buted to the Institute of Statis- essentially the same process of government Jan. 20. At the same time, the Demo- At that point, Kennedy had and Negroes—who were “in the tics during a period of five over a wide range of environ- President Eisenhower invited cratic and GOP national chair- 33,029,203 popular votes and right state at the right time,” years. ment. Kennedy by telegram to name men split over whether Ken- Nixon 32,725,435. The Demo- The partisan sparring was ac- Dr. John T. Caldwell, chan-°. Onedy's showing in the four TV cratls share was only 50.23 per companied by an intra-party cellor of State College, said, News Quotes debates or Republican losses in cent of the two-party total for GOP row over Rockefeller and “This grant will enable us to the big “Negro vote” are'as had a percentage margin of 0.46— his role in the party now. F break new ground at the high- the greatest effect on the elec- the smallest since Democrat Sen. Goldwater, already with ' est levels of education in the tion outcome. Grover Cleveland beat James G. an eye on 1964, said the goverl- field of statistics.” lap Navy Commander At Hyannis Port, Mass., Blaine by less than 0.3 per cent. nor had proved he was no leader The grant will be used to where he waited out the elec- Indicative of the closeness of when New York fell to the Dem." tion returns, Kennedy received the race in some states was the ocrats. The Arizona shator congratulatory telegrams from fact that fat one point Kennedy served notice he and his con. ll. C. Slole Is Hosl Lauds Kennedy Again Nixon and Eisenhower. He then led Nixon in Alaska by only 10 servatives expected to have a called on all Americans to close votes out of a total of 45,000 major voice in party affairs. .. TOKYO—Kohei Hanami, cap- through the 1960’s.” ranks in a supreme effort to votes. Wants Committee Established ' 7 For Two Day Meel tain of a Japanese Navy de- meet the “difficult and challeng- Offered No Excuses Sen. Kenneth B. Keaton, R- stroyer which rammed and sank LOS ANGELES—Vice-Presi- ing years” ahead. Nixon’s campaign manager, N. Y., fired back that Roch-W Navy Lt. John F. Kennedy’s dent Richard M. Nixon, in a Was Still Smiling Robert Finch, said the vice pres- feller “emerges as one of the ‘9’ On it And Textiles torpedo boat in World War II, telegram to Sen. John F. Ken. Nixon, still similing in defeat, ident might still capture the great leaders of the Republican.- A conference on electrical on Kennedy’s election as presi— nedy, conceding defeat in the wired Kennedy congratulations popular vote despite losing the party.” He said the governor’s“ .- equipment for the textile in- dent: presidential election: from Los Angeles before head- payoff electoral vote. He pinned “progressive” policies were the ' dustry will be held today “For the second time I take “I know that you have the ing back to Washington to assist his hopes on rural votes in scat- only kind that could win for Oi (Thursday) at North Carolina my hat off before that brave united support of all Americans in the changeover of the govern-- tered states and absentee bal- GOP. State College with representa- fellow.” as you lead this nation in the ment from Republican to Dem- lots. Keating proposed that the Be- A tives from the electrical engi- cause of peace and freedom dur- ocratic hands. Nixon’s aides offered no ex- publicans set up a GOP commit». neering field and the textile in- ing the next four years.” Kennedy’s victory made him cuses Mass. for their defeat. But GOP tee representing all shades of f dustry from throughout the HYANNIS PORT, the youngest man and the first National Chairman Thruston B. political belief to prevent, Southeastern states attending. President-elect John F. Kennedy, Catholic to be elected to the Morton said his victory statement: VATICAN CITY — A high Nixon took only 10 “bloodletting” within patty Topics of discussion during in White House. He walked off or 12 per cent of the Negro vote ranks. ~. “To all Americans I say that Vatican official, on the religious with the prize in a suspense- the two-day event will cover the next four years are going issue in the election of Roman as against the 26 per cent car- As throughout his campaign, technical areas and problems to be difficult and challenging Catholic John F. Kennedy as 0appealed to the people for help common to both groups. years for us all. The election president: in carrying out his foreign and , 5 Registration will begin at 10 domestic programs. And he told may have been a close one, but “What is really important is State Men’s Glee Club a.m. Thursday in the lobby of I think there is general agree- not so much the fact that the Nixon he knew they could main- of Riddick Engineering Labora- ment by all of our citizens that president of the United States is tain “their long standing cor- tories Building and will continue a supreme national effort will a Catholic but that a Catholic dial relations in the years until 1:30 p.m. when the first be needed in the years ahead could become the president of Announces Concert Plans ahead.” session of the conference is to move this country safely the United States.” In conceding defeat, Nixon scheduled. » RALEIGH, N. 0., Nov. 12—— Turner, publicity manager. Ac- assured Kennedy that “you have, Jointly sponsored by the Tex- ‘North Carolina State Colege’s companists and G. B. Purcell the united support of all Ameri- the Industry Subcommittee and Men’s Glee Club, 85-voices- and Ames Christopher. The con- cans as you lead this nation in the North Carolina Section of — Campus Crier — strong, is tuning up for a full ductor of the group is J. Perry the cause of peace and freedom n,...’‘.‘ the American Institute of Elec- The College Union Inter- Girls from several colleges program of concerts and tours. Watson, assistant director of during the,next four years.” trical Engineers and the Depart- national Committee is present- have been invited to participate The group, the largest men’s music at State College. «4.15;?faint-v'5‘,‘~L;»‘in:-_31‘1_trM.jon.,1_.‘‘1'."z.‘,_a-.es..‘A.a__. ment of Electrical Engineering ing a film program that should and it promises to be a really glee club in the state, will begin.