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Show is 7 L1968 fcfe .0 7A Campaign '68 inois Could Be A Democrats Nightmare O D.WID SMOTHERS and the city's Democratic L'PI Senior Editor machine purr feel the same Chicago iupd- -h was in; wav. 1952 that a Democratic Vote For Wallace govcr. nor of Illinois ruminated in One such maverick is Thoma3 Springfield, "I'm too old to cry Enright, a union painter who and it hurts too much to laugh." lives in Daley's neighborhood He was Adlal E, Stevenson near the stockyards. He has and he had just lost the made two decisions: To vote for presidency to a Dwight D. Wallace next month and then Eisenhower landslide that car- emigrate to Australia. ried Illinois along with it. "Two years ago I would have Stevenson had a way with whipped one of my kids if they words and his rueful farewell to! had said 'nigger'," Enright his presidential hopes that year says. "Now I'm saying it has been remembered as a myself. It's the law and order model of how to lose with class. thing that gets me to have This year, all indications are laws they don't have to obey that the Illinois Democratic and we do." powers who followed Stevenson Many miles downslale, deep may do well to learn some in that part of Illinois known as lessons from the old, departed inEgypt, Valgene Gould says master of graceful defeat. much the same thing. Gould, a Sweep Midwest contractor, used to be a "90 to Illinois is where, Richard M. 95 per cent Democrat." Now he Nixon has figured, a 5 per cent has opened a Wallace headquar edge in the balloting on his ters in his home town of Energy behalf Nov. 5 will mean a sweep because he feels "the federal of the Midwest over Hubert H. government is the taking Humphrey. There are few signs country over." to indicate, at this point, that The few polls presently Nixon will not get his 5 per available in Illinois reflect the cent. same kind of talk. The At the very least, that would steelworkers Chicago mean 26 electoral votes for the poll, conducted by the Chicago man who may have lost the showed 44.16 per White House In the Illinois cent of white union members voting eight years ago. Illinois questioned in three plants for Democrats would be lucky if Wallace. Humphrey was a their troubles stopped there. distant second at 27.92 per cent. Instead, they are struggling But when the Negro vote was with a n'ghtmare. No authorita added United Steel Workers tive statewide polls have yet officials estimated 30 per cent been published on how the vote of their Chicago area memberIs going in Illinois. But random ship is black Humphrey got ii. samplings have been taken and, front of Wallace, 45.755 per cent to Democratic eyts, they are to 31.22. Democratic gloom deepened appalling. scattered from Downstate farmers polled over polls have put Nixon first, Humphrey lownstate. Down in Egypt, the third, and George Wallace In Mount Carmel Register Republi-ca- n took a local sampling and between. At steel mill gates In Chicago, Humphrey slipped In found Nixon galloping off with first, but only because Negro 68.1 per cent of the straws, millhands came down solidly for Wallace picking up 24.4, and the Democrats. A plurality of Humphrey with a very minor white steel workers checked league 7.5. A Marion Daily Republican preferred Wallace. in the The abides fear among poll of 10 towns Democratic precinct captains In Williamson County coal country Chicago that many more white had the same allignment, unionists the men who usually although the percentages ran make Mayor Richard .T, Daley closer, By .r1 JIJV wiiBWJf .Jim? is",' wis -- .t ' . 211 L! ii r WITH PURCHASE OF j SHAMPOO or HAND LOTION Not necessary to bring coupon to store bssmsi s, FARM-FRES- H V WITH PURCHASE OF 10-- 1 J B. 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But chief Pittenger, an American Episco among all the decisions is the palian now teaching at En decision made by the 'pure WITH PURCHASE OF gland's Cambridge University. unbounded love' which is god." World Shows Pattern His personal testament of faith, In the Christian Century Maga"The world DOES show a and as scientists zine, is a refreshing change pattern; from the strident iconoclasm of increasingly affirm the pattern much contemporary theological is one of ceaselessly renewed ever more and integrated writing. "Today there are some who occasions for the expressions of that 'God is dead,'" good." say observes. "'Veil, Pittlnger Pittenger believes the hand of dead because God also can be discerned in some are 'gods' to store Not necessary to bring coupon e direction of they never existed in the first the human history. place. "Take the notion of a despotic "There is an 'increasing running through historuler, a sort of oriental sultan purr-ose-' who determines everything in ry," he said. However balky the world and leaves his men and nations may be. creatures no freedom. I see no something seems to be "forcing reason to think that such a 'god' us to live together in justice and -MSSMMMSSIHSaiWHBBSjMSWW'I'V is anything other than a charity, in every L "ger commu-nitie- s, so that we may share the projection of man's desire to take over good things available to us." have somebody finds further control of his life and preserve 8-I- N. in God of the him from the need to make evidence decisions." overriding Importance of love responsible Moral Dictator Dead as "the Integrative force in human life." "Or take the idea of 'ruthlesi moral dictator who There is much wisdom In the utter obedience to popular song lyric, "You're demand laws set up without regard to nobody till somebody loves what thJ subject Is like.. .that you." he says. Not nosessary to bring coupon to store sadistic dieky exists, so far as Ii "The awareness of being I can see, only in the frustrations loved not just by our fellow of jaundiced moralists." men but also by something deep r The God in whom Piltcngerjin the cosmos Itself is a Is "the active and persisting believe and Indestructible loving God about whom the; element in human life,.." Bible speaki" Christian Witness God Is no despotic "That Finally, Pittenger says, 'Gl C. ruler, no ruthless moralist, no Is known through Jesus Chnt u 'v x i supporter of human prejudice, and through all who live in his 5 WITH PURCHASE OF J He U the living, dynamic spirit." personal love who Is ever at In the life o'Chrbt and in lh work to establish In the world lives of devoted Christians, "we more love and goodness, henre experience the moving power (more justice and righteous. 'and the inexhaustible rsourees . ness." of a love which is indeed human Is there for the but is alxo more than human, What evide-of this existence "cosmic precise! v because it Is inexhau Itible." lover?" i Pittenger find testimony to1 "I am not prflpoinjj that CM Ood in the kind of world we live ii denmnsirable, li'.i a mathe (in. rf Atieal t wcise " Pittensef ' "There Is chance, then Is concludes. "Cud ran be known risk, there is error, there Is only through the recalcitrance. 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