Evening star., 1962-11-07

mont. !
The six States that switched
Republican have SO electoral
votes, while the six that
switched Democratic have only
SO.
The Democrats won three
new Senate seats by capturing
that many places where the
Republican incumbent was not
seeking reelection.
All told, eight seats changed
hands. six going to the Demo-
Gratis and two to the Repub-
licans.
The Winners
For the Democrats:
Former Welfare Secretary
Abraham A. Ribicoff defeated
Representative Horace Seely-
Brown. jr., for the seat of re-
firing Republican Senator Pres
colt Bush of Connecticut.
Representative Daniel Brew
ster defeated ex-Representativt
Edward Miller for the seat Of
retiring Republican Senator
John Marshall Butler of Mary.
land.
Attorney Thomas j. Nc.
Intyre defeated Representative
Perkins Bass for the seat tn,
late Republican Styles Bridge
of New Hampshire held so long
Gov. Gaylord Nelson of Wis
consin defeated veteran Senate
Alexander Wiley, ranking Re
publican on the Foreign Rela
tions Committee.
Former Food for Peace di
rector George McGovern de
feated interim Senator 10,
Bottum of South Dakota.
And Birch Bayh, jr., aggres.
sive young State legislator
ended the 18-year career oi
Senator Capehart Of Indiana
Republican VictOrs
The Republicans managed tt
defeat only two Democratic in
cumbents. In Colorado, Senator
John Carroll, a militant liberal
fell to conservative Representa-
tive Peter Dominick. And ir
Wyoming, interim Senator J. j
Hickey, stricken with a hear
attack last month, lost to ex.
Gov. Milward Simpson.
The Republicans began thu
Senate battle in good fashion
last night, with news that Sen
ator Thruston B. Morton o.
Kentucky had turned back {
strong challenge from 1t. Gov
Wilson Wyatt.
Soon after, the expected new
came through that they haC
held their two seats in Kansas
and reelected Senator Miltor
Young in North Dakota. Sen
ator Aiken of Vermont ant
Senator Jacob Javits of New
York scored handily and Sen
ator Norris Cotton of New
Hampshire escaped the intra'
party feuding that was defeat
ing other Republicans in tn,
State.
After an early scare, Repub'
lican Leader Everett McKinle!
Dirksen pulled out to a Leaf
over Representative Sidne!
Yates in Illinois. A few hour
later, his deputy, Californii
Senator Thomas Kuchel, begal
piling up his winning majority
In Utah, where Democrat
had mounted a major challenge
Senator Wallace Bennett turnet
back Representative Davit
King. Then. in neighborinI
Idaho, interim Senator Lei
Jordan pulled out a marrow
victory over Representative
Oracle Pfost, his opponent.
Democrats, meanwhile, wer
counting their blessings. TIL,
Southern wing - except TO
hard-pressed Senator Hill =
came through early: J. w. Full
bright of Arkansas, Georg,
Smathers of Florida. Herman
Talmadge of Georgia, Russell
Long of Louisiana, Olin John
ston of South Carolina ant
Sam Erwin of North Carolina.
Early Claim
Ted Kennedy put in an earl,
claim for the seat his brothe
Irelinquished two years ago II
Massachusetts,. The veteran
Carl Hayden. i'll in the hospital
was reelected in Arizona, a
was ailing Senator Franl
Lausche of Ohio.
| Senators Edward Long o
Missouri and Mike Monroney o
Oklahoma met their tests an,
then the Western States begal
/ to fall into place.
Alan Bible was re-electe,
in Idaho; Wayne Morse Il
Oregon: and Warren MagnusoI
in Washington and Fran
Church in Idaho. Representa-