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Show - C' r' 1 Rights Split Opens at GOP Hearing Contlnncd From Page t -- 1 of the Scran- ton drive, complained he cant get the Goldwaterites .to - fight It has become; so bad,, he said, that think' 'we fcould almost write the Communist manifesto into the platform without a Vania, major-dom- o .I i. fight -- Wilkim, King, representative of the Congress of Racial Equality and others gave the platform, drafters plenty of r ;V suggestions.-- All agreed that the party must affirm its dedication to the new civil rights law and its belief in its constitutionality.-- ? ", - no room and certhat there-Itainly no future in our country for a political party built on racial exclusion or one captured and ' dominated by , elements which advocate such' policy., ' But another Negro Witness-Attor- ney Donald Warden of Oakland, representing the Assn. startled the platform committee when" he charged that the new law is a joke, that lasting help for Negroes will come from the development of racial pride., . THE TESTIMONY for strong dvil rights plank began ; early in the day when lead-of- f witness Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York said Republicans not only must pledge full support to the new law, but they also mu$t , promise to extend it s WILKINS SAID he ifos concerned that the Republican Party was In danger of becoming a party and cautioned 'lily-whi- te , IT WOULD be incpncelyable 'V v Continued 5 ' - i 4 From Page 1 a copy of the Independent American, which he called a radical extremist publication, which called him "an ardent with a record of softness on communism. The Pennsylvanian charged that the Goidwater campaign "is not representative of the Republican Party because it is . not representative of the hopes and aspirations of the American held up left-wing- er people. OPff cvritr The crowds wme generally enthusiastic for Scranton but were C only modest sixe. ; ' f , "The trouble with a summer romance is you never know 1 what hell look like wbea the taa fades. , , . t their v presidential nomination, got strong backing for his civil rights viewpoint from other witPlatnesses as the form. Committee began taking testimony' on the touchy civil rights plank as well as on the other key issues which will go into the quadrennial party policy - - In his speech Tuesday -- night, the said the only way by the crowd f about 1,000 at the governor Goidwater managers can Kankakee because the town has hold delegates in line been pictured to me as the centhe popular pressure is ter of Illinois Gold water cow- - against to create other kinds of pressure so that no one asks: ; ASKED about the WHATS THE use of nomiincident, he said, An egg nating Sen. Goidwater if even was thrown at me as we were the Republican voters dont want . f leaving. R hit my leg and landed him? . said one way is Scranton on the platform. through a vicious campaign There were Goidwater signs at that questions his patriotism. He every stop along the way, more perhaps at Kankakee than elsewhere, and some signs for PresiCST.1040 dent Johnson. - j bowed out of the race for the GOP presidential nomination got statement , 1CC4 Scranton: Barry Conducts Hate Drive --- ROCKEFELLER, 'who, v The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, July 8, at this moment in history for the Republican Party to retreat from- - the platforms of 1956 and I960, the governor told the Platform Committee of the Republi' can national Convention. Both platforms contained strong, specific dvil rights planks. - . We must move forward, he -v saia. v- - v- r By Lee Holley Ponytail r . NIGHT Til 35 . 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