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Show DESERET NEWS AND TEIEGRAM, 2A Wednesday, June 17, 1964 ilnsido Report Barry: Alter Image r r Accept Defeat By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK ' Unless Sen. Barry Goldwater can 'change his image In the politically critical suburbs, he faces disaster as the Re- publican presidential nominee. "This is the only conclusion to be drawn from the shocking results of an unscientific poll of voters at & spanking neW d Republican shopping center in La Grange, HI., a suburb just west of Chicago. As of Tuesday; only one of every two Republican voters of 1960 we interviewed definitely would v vote for Goldwater against President Johnson. - . T Defection Not Possible It must be quickly added that a Republican defection of such proportions is not really possible. As electiop-da- y nears, party loyalties tend to harden. A good many of these poten-tidefectors will then decide, albeit reluctantly, toback Gold-J- l water. But even if the defection is cut to one in four or one in live, & disaster looms. It is the burgeoning suburbs, not the declining areas, that compose the bedrock of Republican strength, j rural defection in suburbia, and states such as Illinois, Mich-igaAny California are surrendered to the Democrats. and Ohio, Here is what we found in the La Grange shopping centers Out of 55 registered voters who were interviewed, 'only 13 v v (all registered Democrats) vofed for President Kennedy in 11 will vote for President Johnson this time with v 1960. Of ' no ands,these, if, or buts. One is undecided, md the 13th' (an elec-- ? trician) is for Goldwater (Johnsons just a he says). None of this is very startling, . ConWASHINGTON (UP told was gress Wednesday that adoption agencies are fighting thr so-call- ed "gray market iq babies to protect their earnings. N.Y., Did r attorney the Senate juvenile g- .- delta-subco- quency mitjee that the agencies have been trying to cut his throat because he deals in private rock-jibbe- r ' , adoptions. According to Blair, the agencies coined the term gray market to scare the ordinary person into thinking that he is deal- . al ing with a criminaL Describing his operation, Blair said his clients paid his $850 fee and the mothers medical expenses in order to adopt a baby. - Stop drooling on her ribbon! one-fami- ly ar weeks quarter a r 1 1 o n G. Blair, a Buffalo, Ch - ' Agencies Hypocritical, Baby Dealer Charges - By Anderson And Leemfng MARMADUKE nance Committee. He urged the told Congress that this was about committee to reject a bill which three and a half times as much the cost of a would limit meat imports to the 1959-6- 5 ftae-yedwelling for commanders of average. v Prison The General Account- most U.S. military bases. House Republicans, Taxe ing Office (GAO) scored the Bureau of Prisons for building the rlalmlng they were striking a His clients and women expect- warden of Leavenworth, Kan., blow for womanhood, asked ing unwanted illegitimate chil- Federal Prison a $100,000 home. Congress to repeal $530 million dren were usually recommencj-e- d Comptroller Joseph Campbell in excise taxes. to him by doctors, lawyers,' or previous clients, he said. Other developments: MAIL The House postal opin 8 A full erations subcommittee got a postmans view of the post ofUNIVERSITY OF UTAH fice. President Jerome J. Keating, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, portrayed the postal service as a bungling comedy of errors. In testimony before the committee, Keating said the system began collapsing 14 years ago when service reductions were put into effect to save money. Beef Sen. Cart T. Curtis, June .22 through August 14 accused Agriculture Sec. Orville L. Freeman of juggling Registration June 20 figures to justify his contention Orson Spencer Hall that beef imports are down. Freeman denied the charge in testimony before the Senate Fi 'SUMMER x SCHOOL n, loud-mou- th n, $4.3 Billion 66 OkayedFor Reclamation .APB R?S DAT with a gift from Zales! Look At Nixon Voters' WASHINGTON (UPI) The take a look at the 42 hfixoiT votera' (most of them House, by an overwhelming vote 'registered Republicans but including a few independents). Irr:jfif 360 to 11, passed and sent to a Johnson-Goldwatrace, only 22 aresure they would back the Senate Tuesday a $4.3 bilGoldwatere-som- e some reluctantly. Another lion appropriations hill enthusiaticaUy, Johnsoh. The remaining seven would finance river and harbor would for Mr. vote 43 say they are undecided, mainly .because of reservations about Gold-- development, reclamation projactivi-tie- s d ects and the water. . of the Atonfic Energy ComWhat da Goldwaters problem? It doesnt seem to be a I g i, matter of President Johnsons popularity. If the mission. Last year debate on the same President looks ten feet tall on the banks of the Potomac, he works bill prompted cries in suburbs. to stature reduced mortal the is public Chicago f The fact is that these potential Republican defectors are of indignation from many conf not gressmen who protested charges nearly so much as they are And since La Grange, HL, is scarcely a bastion of the ADA, that the traditional pork barI most of their objections do not stem from Goldwaters con- - rel was. serving as a tool for servatism. The reason lies elsewhere. political payoffs. . ' Tuesday, there were some deTypical Unhappy Commentary fense! of public works, but beTypical is this unhappy commentary from a'reaTestats cause there havent been many ? appraiser: Im a Republican, but I just cant take Goldwater. attacks of late they were not 1 , Goldwaters irresponsible. He doesnt think things through as direct or numerous, carefully. Even well known House econI I think Goldwater is too quick on the trigger, a Repub- - omizers spoke in behalf of the ' lican telephone repairman told us. measure. Jhe problem that would face Goldwater as nominee seems ( I have never apologized for v clear. To win back the hearts of these suburban Republican supporting this bill, which apd defectors he must convince them that he is a calm, the American peopropriates ! attack smack in who nuclear the will not leader provoke a for America and dollars ples ' middle of their snug split-levneighborhoods. but no else one America, said ' Newspaper Syndicate) (Copyright 1964, Publishers one Rep. Ben Jensen, s of that group. tThe total figure of $4.3 billion was some $36 million less than asked byxthe administration. Xt-'N- ow that 99 over-ridin- level-heade- el a, S- Moss, Bennett Balloting Opposite On Rights Bill i By GORDON ELIOT WHITE Ntw WifhinitM Bum A check of WASHINGTON Mhe 62 Senate roll call votes Ssince the c 1 o t u r e move last Wednesday, showed that Sen. and Wallace F. Bennett, Sen. Frank E. Moss, Canceled each others votes almost half the time, in the mara-itho- n process of considering amendments to the civil rights IbilL 1 Only four changes had been Approved by formal votes by Hate Tuesday afternoon. Fifty-heigattempts, by Southerners ' And Republican conservatives, had been beaten back by margins, with difference fot between 10 and 40 votes. & Senators Bennett and Moss Inad agreed on 31 votes and differed on 30 including the vote where which they split, Moss in favor and Bennett op- ' - posed, last week had voted Moss thus far Sen. consistently With the liberal, pro-civrights majority,against acceptance of any changes in h, ht y Ariz., leader Of GOP conservatives, voted with Sen. Bennett and Sen. Moss on 12 roll calls. Sen. Goldwater and Sen. Bennett were on the same side on 20 votes, about half of them in faVbr of changes to water-dow- n the bill and half against Southern-sp- amendments. onsored Sen. Goldwater and Sen. Bennett thus far have differed on two votes on the bill. The Senate is expected to complete action on the bill by the end of the week, and send it back to the House where a conference is expected to reconcile differences between the House and Senate versions. 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