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Show s Senate Showdown ADVERTISING, BAN-CIGARETT- aign Funds 'Nixm.Lmks - By ROWLAND EVANS and KOSEBT NOVAK The Achilles heel of Richard 1L Nixons quiet for another track at the House is the total lackpfvi-ibl- e financial supportT' At a priyate'chnner here last Monday"' night, some of the Republican Partys most skilled sadly analyzed the party's desperate financial It fund-raise- rs condition. . Their conclusion: Raising the required $12 to $15 million Tor another Nixon presidential ticket would be as easy as panning gold in a. swimming pool. ' ' For Nixon the problem Is two-folFirst, as a retread, he could not provide the essen- TSTspark of interest that attracts campaign contributions; the other and second,-unlik- e Rockefeller is the nominee. As for Rockefeller, he could finance the entire partys campaign from his O , But not Nixon. ' A further embarrassment for Nixon is his lack of any home base. California moneysimpby4-Roscouldnt be found when Nixon-ma- n Robert Finch of Los An- Republican presidential prospects, Nixon bailor pocket-boo-k of hispwnTo dip int(x Presgnt-'a- t toegloom-fille- d dnday evening dinner were Hall, Eisenhower-er- a 4 chairman-- the Republican of geles (national manager of the campaign! tried to raise a few thousand for use in OreNational-CommittF red gon. New York is hardly a betee, treasurer of th na- ter bet for the transplanted Scribner, tional committee, Webster Californian, as the following Todd, New Jersey party chairstory indicates. man, Robert Snodgrass, During the meteoric Nixon committeeman from rise from congressman to presidential nominee, one of his Georgia, and other " financial angels" was Rimer Republican brassT''. . They concluded: .A respect- Bobst, chairman of the board t, the pharable campaign kitty can be or built from scratch only if Sen. maceutical house. Bobst unBarry Goldwater, Gov. Wik. derwrote Nixons campaigns," liam Scranton, or Gov, Nelspn including the 1950 race, to a I960 al top-draw-er Wamer-Lafribkr- . Anderson And teeming The Harris Survey -- 43-4- v WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1 The possibility that there was a final report of the Warren Comwas expected to conclude that the late President John F. Kennedy was assassinated by one person acting as an individual The. reporT already is being drafted although toe commission still has some witnesses to hear before wtoding up its Investiga" tion. The commission already has amassed a mountain of evidence which virtually eliminates any mission' ' acy-involved.7 Wkf Throw Money Away conspir- . Paying High Profits? fti&iM Among the final witnesses to be heard by the commission is Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, who was riding to the car when her husband was shot to death in downtown Dallas last Nov. 22. A commission spokesman said he was convinced toe report would explode the various theories circulating., especially to Europe, that Mr. Kennedy was the victim of a conspiracy of either the political left or Tight Hove hearing problem,? Came er phsnertet ut help you mm AND SAV1 and be fitted with the be it hearing aid, by SAMUEL S. TAYLOR friend), the (the only hearing aid dealey to fortify at the U.S. SENATE (KEFAUVER) "invertigatioirf hearing qid price,. Rely on w. TAYLOR l 23JS.-Mal.- El H6S5 T lift, 1 guess HE didnt care for the veal umr German Youths Flee Under Fire scallopml either! It Costs You Less hen You Buy at APIX! counzst ssxnct E. 4. Best HALF f SOLES .Shoe Men's ! Repairing: Ladies' BoysL don is Sat I Broadway Broadway i' Shoo Repair ski. 0 !t Tlxe - Two East BERLIN (UPI) German youths escaped unhurt to West Berlin under Communist-fire shortly before dawn Sunday. The" refugees, 19 and 21 years old,' wriggled their way through BONUS SPECIAL r One can Kiwi pelUh with each half note eb. three barbed wire barricades and a cross an open death strip to West Berlin. Patrolling Communist border guards fired seven shots at them, but missed. . - 1 FC1IGI0ADC2E 56-l- 49 ftrocdwffy 194 South Stoto Sugar Hooso Shopping Contor Cottonwood Moll . h 1 freezer chest has extra fast ice cube freezing with J, . 'f trays. ' . , ' ' chill for fresh drawer meats. sliding b. two EPCJUGERA'irOCJ 5-l- b. j ' 0aps i i Roomy storage door has space for eggs, even Mwsic D Vi " cartons. Every shelf . Is V " BUY NOW! U NOW D o B- ftr-ORGA- N O 1966 1964 - FnilGODAICYE C3AMGE 30" Infmfte PRIGIEJADCIG WASHIER T- hea- Radiant heat D - " 12 LB. Everett Pianos, Conn Organs Cable-nelso- n, Massachusetts senator, suffered a spontaneous miscarriage and Other Georgetown M me Audit' gureau at Circulation, - 1S7. - Tho Dooarot Han . 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Editorial Ottlies, 33 Richard, St Advartlsino ana Circulation M3 S. Main ft v E stabilities June M. list. Published each evanlne Entorod at fix Salt tako ' Citv Poit otfica a eecend olasa tnattar accordlna to Ad at Conorou, , 3. Auto, lint Floor Models, Demonstrators & Returned Rental Pianos J A Puhtzer Prize Nempaper Member , AAutOe. bleaching FAMOUS BRAND NAMES y, I ic washing "GIANT WASHINGTON . (UPI)-M- rs. Edward M. Kennedy, wife of the 5 2 speeds, 3 cycles for WifelnHospifal i O I full width, full depths Recessed top hews ' Deseret gallon Be$tValue Ever Sen.Kenneely's at , 18-cu- be Overnight defrost setting right on the dial. Lm Axertt Time Monday HU VALUE! 0 University Medical Center. Her physician. Dr. William J. Cusack, said that who was four months pregnant, had toe miscarriage at 3 a.m. , Dr. Cusack reported that Mrs. - Kennedy. whose busband is a brother of the late President, was in Satisfactory condition. In $75.00 to $150.00 multi-fabr- early ... TRANSPORTATION , 1W4, V Probe Discounts Conspiracy JFK .YOUR BEST - Cwyrtetrt --r: H gov-- same voters arfr asked to mark a secret ballot as they will do in the voting booth Tuesday Rockefeller gains six per cent, Goldwater nothing. Thus Rockefeller soars ahead, 49 to 40 per cenL The remaining uncommitted ll per cent could put Rockefeller over 55 per cent, in the final total Jl The key factsP behind .this strangest of all 1964 primaries: The dynamiefyorep in this election is not Rockefeller but Goldwater. Voters in the end are deciding whether to vote for or against the Arizona senator. His support fs solid and unyielding, but is only a minority of these California Republicans. Concern labout support for Goldwater from extreme right wing sources bas risen front 39 to 48 per cent in. two weeks. Voters reject Goldwater on Abe issues, both domestic and International, by 60 to 40 per cent The vote for Rockefeller remains to the end soft and even mushy. Only 19 per cent now name him as their real first choice forThe nomination, fully 59 per cent of these GOP voters want some candidate nominated other than either Rockefeller or Goldwater. F e w Republicans here expect that if Rockefeller wins this primary be will go on ' to capture the nomination. AI- TB the i uther This issue Has to Ie faced . against the civil rights bill. announcemade the Mansfield up to one way or toe other, ment' afteV conferring with Sen-at- e Mansfield told reportersr It" GOP Leader Everett M. transcendsother things. , Pirksen, EL It came.as the SenDate began its 13th week and 67th measure. HEARING on the of debate day Under Senate rules, toe filing PRICES & PROFITS , of the gag petition on Saturday one hour vote a would bring EXORBITANT? after toe Senate meets on toe second business day following. U.S. SENATE Report Me. 2216. Sunday .does not count That "PRICES OP MEARINO AIDS," would mean a Tuesday showexpoiet high profit margin, . . , high price NO goide to i down. hearing aid Reality er lervice, w .. . f said Monday thdf'Bendte lead- "transcends problems such as er plan to file a cloture peti-tfo- n Brookfyfis weekend to uTy ay Saturday that would bring a train violence and other crimishowdown vote June 9, to choke nal incidents hi the New York I filibuster City area. off the So 5-- - and """leadwith 17per cent undecided. Yet when these rt Botet Strongly advised Nixon to move to New York and "make some money for a while and stay out of politics. He firmly believed Nikon would do Just that Accordingly, when Bobst was asked to contribute to toe Oregon kitty being raised by Nixons friends- - several weeks ago, he was astonished. His friend Nixon, he said, was out of politics and he wasnt going to lift a finger to get Nixon back in. ffl 1M4 buMhhert NwtpaprSvntflcat AFB. Fifyxernortoierges with oqiy a slight per cent t Warner-Lambe- becauseit costs the country far more than frtohtributes. t 'L DemMansfield told newmen earlier WASHINGTON (UPI) Mansfield the Mike peed for civil rights action ocratic Leader Dr. Jutian L. Simon, assistant professor of advertising, said In an article to the 'Illinois Business Review that the loss to human life due to cigarette smoking costs the nation much more than cigarette advertising produces tit terms-- ef Jobs to toe tobacco industry, tax revenues and medla'income. ' Simon said statistics showed that each dollar that goes into the pocket of a tobacco farmer a worker in a cigarette factory, shortens human life by. 104 hours. Every cigarette smoked shortens the smokers life by 5 to 9 minutes, he : said. Simon estimated that the elimlnatton of the $220 million spent annually on cigarette advertising would decrease cigarette consumption by 8 per cent -Simon said a ban on advertising of cigarettes would be .. superior to a ban on cigarette production, which could Rave harsh repercussions, as with the prohibition of alcohol in toe 1 . . twenties. ' underway here returning some 10,000 troops to their home bases from Operation Desert Strike. More than 10.000 troops will have flown out of here before the airlift is over-- It began jdaywith- - fiightaofClBSsbound for Ft Campbell, Ky., and Mac-D1- As' the California Republican primary reaches its climax Monday, Gov. Nelson" Rockefeller finds himself pushed into a lead which could give him' 55 per cent of the vote or, if the turn-ou- t is more. even large, ' When voters are asked to state their preference openly between : Bobsts was - NELLIS4 AIR FORCE BASE, huge airlift Is By LOJJIS HARRIS Rockefeller Goldwater, A DtHHfmM New York total that reached $100,000 or more. . After Nixon' lost the Calk iip race in in 1962, Bobst helped him get established in toe. Wall Street firm (renamed Nixon, Mjidgej GuffiHe, and Alexander). A principal client of the firm - i CHAMPAIGN, ILL (UP!) A Uni versity of Illinois' economist said Monday that Cigarette advertising should be banned NEV- - (UPD- -A InCoaitVole - ILLINOIS UrECONOMIST SAYS Mock War Ends With Huge Airlift - Vide Edge E . iii Vote Looms Cloture ' ' GB5S) gM 0 O |
