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Show 3A DESERET NEWS, Friday, October 25, 1968 COUNTRY SAGE M,Y. Race Confused, 3 Seek Senate Seat - " AFL-CI- emo eratic backing, anitwar an De- mocrat who wont endorse his partys pres idential candidate and Conservaa Mr. Buckley O'Dwyer tive who supports the GOP trying to eliminate dependency on government and urges a full offensive in Vietnam. national ticket Jacob K. Javits, 64, the incumbent seeking a third term, rolled up large pluralities in 1956 and 1962, even carrying traditionally Democratic New York City. He has the endorsement of the Liberal which exists only in Party New York State and which is backing Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey for president. Paul ODwyer, 61, an antiwar Democrat from New York City, backed . Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy for the Democratic presidential nomination and has refused to endorse Humphrey. He won an upset victory in the primary over an organi7ation-backe- d Candidate and an upstate congressman who followed the administration line on Vietnam. j. James Buckley, 46, a political newcomer who ran the of hs younger Campaign .brother, William F. Buckley Jr., for the New York City mayoralty in 1965, is the candidate of the Conservative another party excluparty sive to New York State. ' Buckley has endorsed Richard M. Nixon, praised the Power movement for Black p an Irish-bor- ODwyer, labor lawyer who was defeated by Javits once before in a 1948 congressional race, was one ot the earliest supporters of McCarthy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Even n backed Javits, as opposes the war and has urged cessation of the bombing of North Vietnam and rec- ognition of the National Liberation Front. A strong supporter of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefellers unsuccessful bid for the GOP presinomination dential Javits has announced since that he will vote for Nixon and his ' T. mate, Spiro running Agnew. a businessman, Buckley, also has endorsed Nixon even though the GOP presidential candidate is supporting Javits. he won the chance t o oppose Javits, O'Dwyer said he would not support Humphrey if the vice president were nominated. He has stuck to that stand. But he also has consistently attacked Nixon and third-part- y candidate George C. before Wallace. ODwyer seeks an immediin Vietnam, ate cease-fir- e arranged by the United Nations, and it is on this issue that he broke with Humphrey. This antiwar stand, wuile costing him the help of many party regulars, has gained includhim other backers ing many former aides of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Arthur J. Goldberg, former U.S. ambassador to the ; - did the New York City Central Labor Council. Except for the primary, ODwyers only political victory was in 1963, when he was elected a city councilman. A recent GOP poll showed Javits with 4 per cent of the prospective vote, compared to 16 per cent each for ODwyer and Buckley. Twenty per cent were reported undecided. Javits, a Jew from the Lower East Side and a graduate of the New York University Jaw school, also strongly with some D Charged support of several labor organizations. Thi New York State The NEW YORK (AP) U.S. Senate race in New York this year involves a liberal R e p u b lican Publishers 04- & NEW YORK (UPI) Eighteen of the nations major book publishers have been charged with conspiracy to fix the prices of childrens books sold to public libraries and school systems throughout the state. The charge is contained in a suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. It asks treble damages from "What's left after the tenderthe publishers for all affected ness of youth has been jarred groups in the state. out of a child we call manAmong the publishers named as defendants in the case are hood." Harper and Row, Dodd Mead, E. P. Dutton, Gros-se- t and Dunlap, Little Brown, Macmillan, G. P. Putnam, Random House, The Viking Press and Charles Scribners Sons. ay Bobbs-Merril- MPMk O O Plan it l, NY-QU- - the military government decreed Thursday. The civil servants will still work just as many hours per week, however. The work day now will run from 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 3 to 6 pjn. The decree said the Saturday holiday would strengthen family tie., provide incentive for harder work Monday to Friday and help alleviate traffic jams on Saturday when peasants come in from the country. 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