Show f tfWMWi t" CA The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday December 1 1SG! ‘Senator Slaps At Policies Of De Gaulle lljublic Opinion Survey r Solid Stood By Kennedy Poll-Majori- ty The high point In public ap- popularity had been halted aild y proval for Mr Kennedy came that Mr Kennedy was regaining K m the aftermath of the Cuban his former strength “invasion” attempt when the In an October snrvey the PRINCETON NJ Nov 3- 0- American people rallied around was asked to state what The history of the late President public their new President ‘John F Kennedy will be written they considered to be Mr Ken not only on the HIS LOWEST POINT In popnedy’s greatest achievement basis of what he ularity was recorded only two in office said and did but months ago but even then a sizThe results Indicate that two in terms of the able majority of 57 per cent gave aromatic occasions will remain public’s response mifids of many Americans to the man and Mr Kennedy a vote of confi- in the dence the greatest moments as among his performance Subsequent surveys up to the in the history of the young late in office time of his assassination showed President and the country the that the downward trend in his These were times when Mr By Dr George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion During three nearly years of his term one In office Issues stood solidly behind Mr ‘Kennedy— the majority of the - American public Through the medium of the scientific sampling survey it has been possible tojrace the pub-- t lie’s reaction to the events in the career of the late chief px- By Associated Press ecutive — from his dramatic WASHINGTON Nov 30 -- A ‘mergence from the 1956 eonven-tioas a national political fig- - federal judge has signed a preure up to the time of his un- - liminary injunction against an order by Secretary of the Intetimely death s THE EXTENT OF Mr Ken- rior Stewart L Udall suspending M Littell as general nedy’s popularity can be judged Norman in a comparison of his rating counsel for the Navajo Indians with that of his predecessor— DISTRICT Judge Joseph C former President Dwight D McGarraghy granted the tempoEisenhower also a tremendously rary injunction Wednesday prepopular chief executive venting Udall from enforcing his After his first three years In order office Mr Eisenhower had an The ruling came after arguaverage rating of 68 per cent ments by attorneys representMr Kennedy’s average pop- - ing the cabinet officer and J nlarity score over his 31 THE JUDGE noting that the z months in office was cent 1 contract cancellation Dec 'group Injunction Judge Snarls Udall’s Order Suspending Tribe Counsel n f date set by Udall was almost at hand handed down his decision immediately after arguments Thousands Visit Kennedy Grave WASHINGTON Nov 30 (UPI) —Despite icy winds thousands more visitors crowded into Arlington National Cemetery Saturday to visit the flower decked grave F of the late President John Kennedy MANY TOURISTS were among those who arrived before the cemetery gates opened at 8 am EST 'f I i O' wifr A 4 MBUqit imt fc J WASHINGTON W Fulbright Nov Satur- 2 Anglo-Saxon- By Elton C Fay Associated Press Writer SECRETARY of Defense Rob- ert S McNamara made a point WASHINGTON Nov of emphasizing this explanation Johnson is expected to to counter reports that Gilpatric nominate Cyrus R Vance to was resigning because of the the No 2 Defense Department aring controversy over the post Within a few weeks ward of the TFX fighter plane ' VANCE NOW secretary of the contract ”ln which Gilpatric Army jand before that general counsel for the Defense Depart- played a major role Since the assassination of ment is slated to become deputy John F Kennedy President the latin of defense secretary ter part of January Submission rtimors have arisen that Me of his name to the Senate for Namara himself might quit the confirmation probably will come government These rumors have been predicated in part on the much sooner day praised French President Charles de Gaulle as a forceful and great leader but criticized him for policies which Fulbright said contribute to narrow Monday June 11 1963 FULBRIGHT chairman of the when Mr Kennedy delivered his Senate Foreign Relations Comnational plea to end racial mittee made his observations In a radio interview carried by the “IN WINNING the election in Voice of America 1960 Mr Kennedy brought down Fulbright expressed hope that a barrier which up tq then had his criticism of De Gaulle would barred any Rorhan Catholic from be taken “in proper context” reaching the White House He added: - And his subsequent perform“I CERTAINLY recognize him ance in office further served as a great man a great figure to reduce senti“And lie has rendered great ment in the country service to France Surveys taken one and two “MY CRITICISM was certainyears after Mr Kennedy's elecnot of a personal nature but tion found that many persons ly his policy as it was first anat who had parlier expressed disnounced in his famous press conapproval of a Catholic as presi- ference of last January and is I dent had now changed their thought a rather unnecessary minds way of expressing his opposition Mr Kennedy one year before to what came to be called the the election looked to be an Atlantic partnership and comalmost certain winner in 1964 munity and a rather I thought HE HELD A wide lead in sur- contemptuous reference to the s as t h o u g h they veys up to the time of his assassination over every Republican were a species beneath notice “And then subsequently I think candidate who was seriously mentioned as a GOP possibility that in all candor he has been a The public unknowingly deliv- very disruptive influence upon ered a final eulogy to Mr Ken- the progress toward a m u c h nedy when in a survey com- closer association of the Atlantic pleted just prior to his assassi- countries and by association I nation they used these words to do not mean a federation into a describe their leader: intelligent government but to the adoption dedicated likable cultured at- of similar policies particularly in tractive dynamic friendly and the military and economic field confident and political field” 4 v - 30-- Sen (D-Ar- yri - 4 Army Secretary in Line For No 2 Defense Job wmymwtv By Associated Press Kennedy displayed the boldness and decisiveness for which many Americans held their chief executive in high esteem: T Tuesday Oct 22 1962 when MrN Kennedy confronted Premier Nikita S Khrushchev over the missile buildup In Cuba rr r w m £ ife 3 — Associated Prei Wlrephoto Due to Cyras R Vance hike over in Gilpatric post’ UAL to Meet fact that McNamara tyas the figure in deciding the TFX contract award which has been the subject “of sharp scrutiny by a Senate subcommittee The vacancy in the deputy secretaryship was forecast officially as early as last summer and has no connection with the advent of the new White House - administration primary of ‘ 1 i p i — But associates of McNamara ’’ The Pentagon announced months ago that Roswell L Gilpatric had notified his superiors that he intended to seem supremely confident that McNamara will remain in his job If this is the case it may be expected that McNamara will continue with a now policy: "He prefers to have Pentagon vacancies filled alby appointment of officials the in depa ready Pentagon officials said Gilpatric had taken the deputy’s job with the intention of remaining only about two years and that his resignation then was By Aiaoclated Press WASHINGTON Nov expected to become effective in October negotiations will start here Tuesday in an effort to avert a strike of ground crewmen against United Air Lines a weelj HEAR TV before Christmas With Union rtmental r-ther family hard of hearing only: FRANK HEISLER ordinator for the airline co- FREE!! 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