Show It - The Salt Lake Tribane Sunday October 14 1956 12 A ion mgn icdl § Times Tours Kentucky South Half Seen Key To California Trend gave Stevenson 69 per cent and Kefayver 31 per cent in the county In the primary election Stevenson polled 672 per cent and Kefauver 328 per cent THEVOTERS were asked to for preferring give Eisenhower and Stevenson At the top of the list of reasons for supporting Elsenhower were: he has done a good Job he is honest and sincere he ended the Korean War and he By Gould Lincoln Washington Star Analyst LQS ANGELES Oct 13-So- uthern California and its huge population In Los Angeles County can and probably will settle - the presidential - race in this ' state between President Dwight D Elsenhower and Adlal Stevenson Indeed this section of the state as a rule casts 60 per cent plus of California’s total vote And it is to southern Thli la tha 14th of root re porta on the by four New York five re port era on a continuing tour oi mora than a acore of auttca (Editor Note! aoripa of a rasa f campatan Tlmra teama of HE HAS PRAISED highly the ' “New York Times Writer qualifications of a Republican John Sherman Cooper (Participating recently resigned ambassador Wayne Phillips Joseph A to India and former senator Loftus Donald Janson and and condemned the candidacy Leonard Buder) of an arch Chandler foe former FRANKFORT KY Oct 13— Gov Lawrence WetherbyThey are seeking the four years reKentucky’ unpredictable Gov maining of the Senate term A B Chandler is out to cut the originally given the late Alben W Barkley former vice presiDemocratic ticket and give dent That seat now is held by appointment by Robert HumphDwight D El i reys the Democratic senhower av chairman who showed up at state he did notJi Lexington with Gov Chandler to greet President Eisenhower Kt carry in 1952 on a recent campaign trip Barring sometl Gov Chandler has described change in the" next four weeks F"? President Eisenhower' as a reporters: more experienced For Stevthe top reason for voting for him was he is a Democrat and as Democrat? they will vote Is enson President him Other reasons: he will do more to help the working people they are concerned about to win Eisenhower’s health and they Paul Ziffren of Beverly Hills do not like Nixon Democratic national committee-Here In southern California 'malt' put It this way:1 "If we Nixon's bailiwick there is difsame kind ference Democrats make-thof opinion about the vice of progress during the next and whether he hurts president we have made three weeks that EisenhowecilckeL (ULhelpatha "’"In the weeks for “ - v IN TIIE friend” has said he has met Jn - MAIN however the is to the effect that testimony Working Effectively he has improved his status with Two things particularly enthe voters during the present courage Mr Ziffren First the — Democratic organization is real- campaign and that If he hurts the ticket it is to a small Backers of Adlal E Stevenson lean over wire fence welcoming ly working effectively he said degree The uproar very over the the Democrats' standard-bearewho spoke In Chicago Second the final registration vice president his supporters infigures for the coming electioa sist was started by Democrats "During the last two years who do not like Nixon and was since the 1954 campaign the given a certain impetus by ReDemocratic organization in Cali' Gov Knight’s attacks fomia has been steadily build publican on him Gov Knight whatever Ing up" he commented" “And he thought of Nixon at one time 1 make this prediction no mat is now for him out ter what happens on Nov 6 vigorously campaigning with the top alojig the Democratic Party will take of the (Editor's note: Thti Is a new to the nation on TV to sell his busy to put It over that - over in California in 1958 from roundup of the type of weekly don’t even know what the and Republican camproposals Democratic I THE NIXON people say that governor on down the line deilgned to help the voter The health program calls for other people are saying” t "The new registration figures Knight never said anything as paign! keep the campaign newa In balIncreased federal aid to medical la ance a cool and It objective now complete show that the derogatory about Nixon as forIn his major speech at Pittsof the political newa of research and medical educatloa 'Democrats not only have held mer President’ Truman said at roundup the week to help cut through the in addition to federal assistance burgh Tuesday however the the Conout alft Democratic National their former 3 to 2 advantage campaign oratory and to voluntary health Insurance President knew what the opposiover the Republicans but they vention about Stevenson nor as the really significant fact) tion was saying He threw their plans -harsh said Sea Kefauver as have Increased that advantage gy jjon oberdorfer charges back at them with deStevenson commented: This means that we have done about Stevenson during the CaliNews Writer tailed replies on small business Daily Chicago better than the Republicans In fornia primary campaign - "THE cost of living education labor that PRINCIPLE — 13 WASHINGTON Oct Of Deminterest to both great putting new voters on the rolls" ocrats 'and Republicans is the The campaign weather was should guide us in developing and defense policy Factors Beyond Control this (health insurance) program After debating Issues Ike got race for the Senate with State Mr Ziffren admitted that the Sea Richard Richards as the threatening but uncertain across is that those who can pay his biggest ovation when he outcome of the election will their own way should those whipped off his glasses then Democratic candidate against the nation this week —— upon some factors beyond Senator Thomas H Kuchel ReBoth parties took time out who - can pay - a major part should the control" of the Democrats publican those that wonder partartd T just what kind of early in the week to rethink who canpaypay little " One of these is the kind of cam' and even' toTothe most observers or children think nothing (the leaders political their campaigns with these re- should pay what they can and the American Democrats) palgn that President Elsenhower on both sides of the fence it is people are And be assisted with the rest" and the Republicans put on in a "horse race" with either can- sults: I wonder what kind of man they — President Dwight D EisCalifornia — perhaps on whether didate Kefauver turned increasing at- think I am” chance of victory having enhower began debating tention to —"market - basket” President comes here to The l gives with the Democrats AT PITTSBURGH Tuesday Issues campaign himself Other such Kuchel Mlrrorfews-pol45 per cent Richards —Vice President Richard M - factors include the President’s Last week he received a secret and at his press conference in 4S "undecided” Nixon devised a price tag for poll made in Oklahoma health unfavorable economic 12 per cent and showing Washington Thursday Ike said per cent Democratic promises woman voters to be the largest the conflict between big governchanges in this country and - —Adlal Stevenson and Estes A poll taken five weeks ago ment and economical govern World events group is the main issue between ment Republican State Chairman showed Kuchel with 40 per cent Kefauver turned afresh to the A few days later Kefauver Alphonzo E Bell of Los Angeles Richards 38 per cent and "unde- question of the President’s swung his fire to "the rising tide the two parties Said Mr Eisenhower: expressed quiet confidence that cided" 22 per cent In the poll physical abilities of Inflation which women feel Eisenhower will carry the state Kuchel has held on to a 2 per — Kefauver wooing women more than quickly anybody” —because as he said the voters cent lead That margin how- voters discussed "market bas"President Eisenhower may like and have confidence in the ever is too close for comfort ket” issues have made things easy for GenThere was evidence that all eral President He admitted that Re- and the Republicans are workMotors and US Steel but publican campaign has been ing hard to hold on to this four candidates were probing he has made things fhighty hard to Senate for issues the sagslow getting under way but seat recharge for the WASHINGTON Oct J3 (tf) American — family " Ke— — “expressed confidence it will be Kuchel was appointed to the ging campaign fauver —Sen charged' Thomas E Martin Senate Gov 3t4 the election With Earl Warren to now a end only successful by pressed now chief Justice in December weeks away tension Is expectwas Republicans accused by DemoComparative Figures 1952 to fill a vacancy caused by ed to mount President Eisenhower un- cratic National Chairman Paul rapidly in the next Here is what the final regis- the election of Nlxoa vice few days veiled a rebuttal Butler --Saturday of using his tration figures show for the presidency Two to the what the two parties of Democratiachargeathis congressional mailing privileges ago years state and for Los Angeles Coun- Kuchel was elected to fill out didHere’s this week: weekT to distribute ’"GOP propaganda”' ty as compared with the regis- the balance of the Nixon term In debating specific charges to "millions of farmers” Democrats tration in 1952 the last presidenButler estimated this “abuse lie won with s lead of The Democrats this week at- at Pittsburgh the President retial election The total state over former Democratic tacked the problems of health luctantly departed from his of the franking privilege” as he registration today Is 3575635 both in the White House and hopes of avoiding a political described It cost the governDemocrats and 2646249 Repub-llcan- Congressman Yorty table tennis match with the ment $100000 ' Four years ago the Dem- Yorty lost to Richards In the among the nation’s citizens Martin was reported out of Adlal Stevenson and Estes opposition ocrats numbered 3312668 and race for the Democratic senatown but office aides said they new Kefauver on Tothe Republicans 2355713 emphasis put torial nomination last June "If I have a cause and be- were trying to reach him for day’s is an high for reg Forty years old a good speaker the President’s physical abililieve In It enough I get so comment — lstratlon in the state and vigorous campaigner Rich- ties When In Los Angeles County to- ards is considered the DemoSea Kefauver was day’s registration is 1486727 crats best bet in the coming asked about his troublesome Report-Tribu- ne Democrats and 1108479 Repub- elections for top office In the cold as he campaigned this licans Four years ago it was primary Kuchel cross-filefor week he jibed: i 1362104 Democrat? and 1033' both the Republican and Demo"With my cold I’ve never 222 Republicans cratic nominations In the DemThe gain in the state for the ocratic column Kuchel received been in better health Democrats was a slight increase 400000 votes Richards filed T think the cold like major In the 3 to 2 margin of Dcmo- - only for the Democratic nomi- surgery Improves our genera farm youths who will be votBy Samuel Lubell country long enough to accratic strength over Republican nation Republican leaders say physical condition” Nofor the time this first ing quire citizenship both the RepubliAlthough The Democratic strength in- that they expect most of the This was a barbed reference vember The bulk of the DPs I have creased over 1952 by 262967 Democrats who voted for Kuchel to President Eisenhower’s ileitis cans and the Democrats have the ' Democratic talked with are and the Republican by 190536 in June to vote for him again in operation ami medical reports advertised themselves as "the Similarly going Republi party of the fuThe Democrats put 516356 bn the general election If they do describing it solidarity of the Negroes can can A Ukranian in v Minneapolis ture” seen be in 10 one to the neither Kuchel the rolls since the June regis edge should win Many DemStevenson followed up the Stevenson holds among colored felt “a military man is needed tration for the primary election ocrats consider Richards too next day in Oregoa About the can be said to have gained a first voters How younger Ne- in this troubled world” In Chileftist Kuchel’s campaign has President’ and the Republicans 369803 Increased activity a young Lithuanian boasthold on not caught fire— but he clinching groes feel about the two par- cago may win he said: ed a Tm Any way you look at it the young the nation’s ties was summed up fairly well if Eisenhower Democrats The Democrats have increased —particularly Republican voters f Los one studoes well here REPUBLICAN man youngest "TOE by Angeles college their party registration situaenough dent "We’ve had quite a few aren’t agers have decided that while Thus far in the tion for me” the mind campaign a political discussions around the they don’t But by far the biggest differI Their difficulty however is house” he told me "Being rich president they can’t stand a youths to whom I have talked! to get them to vote as they are men the Republicans want ’to ence between the first voters Candidate” who are for Eisenhower and k L A corollary to discussion of and who will be Hundreds of ‘thouregistered keep the Negro in his place Mr Eisenhower’s health is re- casting their Samuel Lubell The Democrats try to give the those for Stevenson will be sand? of registered Democrats found in their economic backhave repeatedly voted for ReBURLINGTON VT Oct 13 newed discussion of the vice first presidential ballots in No- poor people a break” Most Stevenson ground It Is in the suburbs and publican candidates in recent (UP)— Warren R Austin president who would assume in favor of President Dwight D come from in of afvor President D the There could 4f President is permanent regyears Pwjght former ambassador to office precincts that Mr ’6r work Iif factories' themEisenhower This is a far slimistration in California and thou- the United Nations fares best showing a to not complete his term appeared The Eisenhower selves s sands have not cared or both- be resting comfortably basic difference (be- mer’ edge than in 1952— when "One edge among the Saturday are drawn most voters the first I heavily interviewed first voters ered to change their party reg- decile tween the parties) said Stevenparalyzing stroke from clerks and salesmen or istration OffliaU at Mary Fletcher son "is that our vice presiden- broke five to three for the A fair part of this support re- frorh families where the head A poll just published President flects the feeling voiced by one by the Hospital bde Mid Autln ha tial candidate doesn’t have to Mirror-Newis most striking about young housewife in Detroit ofrthe household is either in What new over leaf when he turn of Los Angeles evlli-nrany a rf pulmonary these younger voters though is "My husband was about to gp business or holds a white collar shows Eisenhower In the lead Inflamm! hut was being goes before the people" over Stevenson in Los Angeles treated of dtl- - how closely their preferences to Korea When President Eisen- salaried post The health ordinary itjy" The f County' LTsenhovver is given Taken In the whole in fact (‘4 prpuhliesn zen was the topic of two major parallel those of their parents hower ended the war” she said of the social and economic and 512 per rent Stevenson 384 this week efforts Stevenson net conclusion one comes senator f the suffered This year’s ranks of first cent and 104 per cent anwemt a class they come from to Is that there really is no t fr home voters are swelled also being On Monday he released his "undecided” A poll taken bvjemly lit4- Such thing as a “young vote” Aa eiiv buHetjn In farm areas reflecting the by the refugees who fled from for better health in program the same agency at the time repeiied I i hi condition which Is distinctive in itself had turn Rethe Eueastern angry against' of the Stevenson Kefauver race gioun "ervftnwUi more seri- the "New America” aeries Adlal Stevenson Is rope at the end of World War publicans Despite the personal appeal In the presidential primary ous" t On Thursday night he wei)t winning two of every three 11 and who have been In this that Mr Eisenhower is supposed Wanted: More Burnhig Campaign Issues - - I “ e He the fold Mr Lawrence : slrtftr- campaign SWfnsnn only jnce trends it appears the Kentucky He publicly passed up an opgovernor has a good chance of portunity to meet him again wreaking the vengeance he saying he would be In Chicago seeks against Democrats he has to keep a speaking date of his feuded with here and on the own on Oct 19 when the Demonational scene cratic candidate comes to LexA team of New York Times ington and Louisville to camThe governor was in reporters surveying public paign opinion in every section found Chicago on other business when President Eisenhower's personal the Democrats formally opened popularity at a continuing high their state campaign drive level in a state he lost four The governor also has feuded years ago by only 700 votes of with the other Democratic senanearly 1 million cast Few torial nominee Earle C Clemvoters were found who said ents now the assistant majority they were switching their votes leader but he sees less chance "(The Democrats) stand for from the President to Adlal E of beating him Stevenson the Democratic nombigger government costs and inee SEN CLEMENTS’ opponent — spending beyond revenue Is Thruston B Morton ia reis This the first presidential therefore loose handling of the cently resigned assistant secredollar— there inflation — and election In which tary of state and former three-terhave been to vote in eligible centralized federal inevitably House member from the Kentucky power Louisville district Morton never This new factor may help has run a state wide race before "We (the Republicans) stand and must be considered the for: Economy in government — the Republican cause stabilized living costs —and the Times reporters found more underdog Interviews with voters by citizen’s greater freedom from Eisenhower than Stevenson sup' federal intervention in his work porters among new voters they Times reporters across the state interviewed The biggest major- showed strong bipartisan sup- " and life ity of young voters are regis- port for Clements and Cooper Thursday night Vice Presitered as Democrats because this Gov Chandler has chosen a dent Nixon hammered home remains a course he expects to give aid state the President's view as local elections Sre con- and comfprt to the Republican cause while avoiding an outNixon contended that Demo- cerned A third party is on the Ken- right party bolt that might hurt cratic promises already made his own chances nationally in’ would cost $320 a family in new tucky ballot This too is con- the future to take away taxes If the promises were ever sidered likely Democratic votes In areas 'of Now- - 58 years old ""Happy” ' fulfilled the state that have been most already is talking about making “This kind of wild spending disturbed over integration of the Democratic national convenwould mean increases Negro and white students In tion of 1960 take his presidential spree in taxes runaway inflation gov- the public schools This is a ambitions more seriously than ernment controls or all three” states rights ticket with Sen did the convention this year He Nixon declared Harry Flood Byrd Virginia got only 36 14 of the 1372 on The most important switch- Democrat the presidential nom- the single ballot required to over In the campaign to date inee and Sen Jenner Indiana nominate Mr Stevenson He came as a surprise Thursday Republican the vice presiden- told a crowd in Ludlow Ky Rep Adam Clayton Powell tial nominee Their names went shortly after the convention that if Stevenson did not win in Harlem’s Democratic Negro on the ballot by petition he would renew his November political leader walked out of The two senators were for the presidency the White House wearing an powerless to campaign use of prevent "the day after election to Ike button —j their names-make those people take us more "I can’t find a place to hang Gov Chandler has promised seriously in 1960” my hat in the camp of the to vote the straight Democratic Chandler has of course present Democratic cand- ' ticket himself but he signifi- been a most controversial figidate’ aald PowelL cantly has ppt urged the 18000 ure wherever he has landed state- - employes or any of his he would or- party 'workers either ’governor from- 1935 to ganize "disillusioned Democrats for or contribute to the 1939 he sought in 1938 to take for Elsenhower" in major girban Democratic cause the Senate seat then held by areas where Negro voters are He has at the same time Senator Barkley President numerous demonstrated In a variety of Roosevelt came into Kentucky His position that Stevenson is ways that he hopes and expects to campaign against him In a “snubbing the - whole Negro Kentucky’s 10 electoral votes primary contest A year later group and other liberals” on will be cast for Gen Eisen- he was appointed to the Senate civil rights brought unexpected hower this time and that the artd then elected to a full terra cheer to GOP campaigners Republicans will pick up at in 194a back Reviewing the Week’s Work ' "long-tim- iX Gov Chandler Li r I state that would bring i e ‘ TpweTT Iastflve"' carry this state for Stevenson” Met one of the two Democratic Senate seats being contested here this year By W H Lawrence 1 - thelr-reason- s Cali- fornia that the- - Republicans have looked for victory Ike Holds Lead Judging from all available tests of sentiment in this area How available Elsenhower has the lead He must maintain It certainly until Nov 6 if he Is Democrat Chandler Tips Scales for Ike - d -- he point-by-poi- - - Demo Chairman -- r point-by-poi- T’ 5 s -- ail-tim- e Grass Roots nsofar one-part- -- Accuses Solon 302-76- m -- — -- - - -- Exclusive d America’s Party of the Future?’ Title Is Still Open - 4 -- card-carryin- part-tim- e Ex-Ambassa- part-tim- Seen Improved e Lat first-voter- s non-Negr- a worker-familie- -- Elsen-howe- r -- three-to-tw- s first-voter- o e ( ! ( Soviet-controlle- d I A s to have how the nation's youth reflects the identical forces and trends which are shaping the voting of the rest of the nation One reason for this of course is the simple fact that many young voters take little interest in politics and usually follow the voting pattern that prevails in the family Asked why they favor one party over the other younger voters are likely to shrug off the query by replying "No one ever asked me that question before” or "I guess I was raised that way" " But how the first voters divide also testifies to the strength of tha realignment of party loyalties on economlo grounds that is taking place in this election In this realignment! which reflects in the mainwhether one’s sympathies are with business or labor the Republicans do seem to be gaining something of an advantage "The Republicans are for business and Pm all for it" declared one railway clerk in Detroit “Years ago no one ever believed a fellow could own a fairly heavy cruiser Now divides lots of my friends have them I like the way things are going" Again in Los Angeles a student whose father was a purchasing agent ex- plained "I used to think the Democrats were the party of labor but they are not that any more I'm for Eisenhower because he’s kept the country to- gether” OCCASIONALLY one runs into someone like a factory worker from Tennessee who declared "My father’s a because he doesn’t want to admit he’s a working man If he knew what was good for his pocketbook he’d vote — Democratic too" But more generally the first voters who differ from their’ r emparents are ployes who have turned Republican even though their fathers who are workers "are straight Democrats" All In all of the young who went for Elsenhower in 1952 nine out of 10 are sticking with him Manyof these younger voters have prospered during the past four years and they credit their gains to the Party white-colla- first-vote- f i i $ 1 t i rs i t t ! i i t |