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Show They called on him at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Toone Mrs. Myrtle Gamble and Mrs. and sons, Robert and Lance, Maud Wells drove to Pocatel- and Miss Hammer of Idaho ln Tiipsdav Guv Carver had Sunday undergone a major operation iFalls of Mrs. the home Wanda now is where he recuperating! Hess and PocateDo. in in the hospital family. Tnasnreton Briefs "J1 " - """"""" 1 ii- -c 1 UIlLlCcLllV ODCeMUllU '"- m uum-.u-j- di:.: - Nov. ' There were worried politicians in both parties, but mostly among Democrats, as first ranged the estimates There were few surprises in from 20 to 30 percent, the results of the 1968 general Then, in the last week of election in Idaho; certainly the campaign, it became apand also many none at the top of the ticket parent .... . to me, i; J ii me souu wax nai politicians, If there is a surprise it is in lace suoDort would come on the tremendous vote that ly from the right wing and went to Democratic Sen. persons with overwhelming sentiments, Frank Church over his Re in found the labor areas I evvote a publican opponent, Idaho that the blue of North en greater than that given not, Kicnara m. mxon in a con- collar unionists would more Wallace all. after give servative GOP state. votes Khan Humphrey. The demise of Rep. George V. Hansen was a foregone It became apparent conclusion weeks ago, and he that most of those perdid nothing throughout the sons who had been saycampaign to dispel his ultiing they "thought" they mate overwhelming defeat at would or "might" vote the hands of Dmocrauc Sen, for Wallace were only Frank Church. sounding what became a weak protest against the Con versdy, Church's establishment of both parcampaign was a classic ties. one. Professionals among the Republican leaderThus, what appeared to be one real imponderable of the ship viewed it as almost flawless. campaign how badly would Wallace hurt the major party Across the Gem state, from candidates actually was to one end to another, the stateno bearing on the rehave ment I heard most from sults. among Republicans was, "No The most significant factor one is mad at Frank Church." the campaign was Church's in of the Obviously, the proof statement was in the elec strength among Republicans and independents. The sention. ator, however, was well Richard M. Nixon's great aware long ago that, as a victory in Idaho was expect- Democrat, and especially one ed simply because he was not whom the opposed at the presidential class as a liberal, he cannot campaign level. But even win in Idaho without votes had there been a campaign from the Republicans' effort by Hubert H. Humph- and among independents. would Nixon in the state, rey have won, but perhaps by a Church told Democratsmaller margin. ic audiences over and over in recent years that ; Four weeks before the elecif he were to be retained tion it was apparent that to the Senate he must apA. was McClure James Rep. peal to the GOP and the going to win big in his reIndependents. Therefore, election bid for First District perhaps it Is more corCongress over Compton I. rect to say the signifiWhite. cance lies in his success Orval Hansen took a in this endeavor. lead for Second District Hansen sought to make polcongressman and never of this success, but he conitics gave it up. He, too, only showed up his total par ducted a "good" camtisanship and an paign and his Democratic vative partisanship at that. V. opponent, to a off Hansen's effort to demean Manning, got his opponent, in much the stumbling start. same way that Ralph Hard And so, the Nixon, Church, to demean Sen. ing McClure and Orval Hansen Len sought B. Jordan, fell on deaf victories were in the air long ears. before the polls opened. Future candidates ought to For a period from about draw a lesson from these two six weeks to two weeks be fore the election, the politi campaigns. Several responsible Repub-cians liked to discuss and es- ' timate the size of the vote lclj""I to say toy hoped would go to American Hansen the defeat, plus foe Phone Independent party candidate .relative for showing poor Wallace ,, fW ueorge TP w didates, would result in eliminating right wingers from the GOP party process. The control of the Republi can State Assembly at Coeur d'Alene in June by the right wing was obvious. V7EEK AND NEXT WEEK AR" . . . ABOARD CARRIER I NVENTORY CLEARANCE By JOIIX CORLETT Idaho Statesman Political Editor F x Holiday Special anti-Neg- ro HOTPOINT FREEZER Inventory Must Be Reduced By November 36th GARDEN HOSE 38" Fi. Deluxe FREEZERS CHEST Only , uKra-conser- Darrell $(pg95 U. & PRESTON - I FURNITURE - ZENITH 852-08- 24 - - 58" 50 V4" Ft. Lengths Let's Go To A Movie AFEA SHOWS PLAYING ' Fireman Edward A. Capell, TIIURS., FRI., SAT. NOV. 14, 15, 16 THE SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST' Starring Don Knotts ii TIIURS., FRI., SAT. NOVEMBER 21, 22, 23 PRESTON THUD .. Fill.. SAT. 10 - NOVEMBER 14. 15. 16 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! including rT i inn Dbw I n riIUnCi Spencer TRACY , Stanley Kramer n Spencer Tracy, Sidney Polticr, Katharine Hepburn Grace Theatre production Sidney Katharine TIIURS., FRI., SAT. POITIER HEPBURN NOV. 14 - 15 - 16 gKC33 Who's .1UHNK.UUM- 'Around The - World In SHOWS START AT 7 AND 9:10 P.M. ADMISSION: IDAHO GRACE. is coiuvniA pictures pmcnti "GUESS WHO'S DINNER'' WTTTC 89 Adults 00c; Students 75c ; Children 40c Days' Starring David Niven Each Night 7:30 One Show M0N.. VJES.. WED. -- - NOVEMBER 18. 19. 20 'Guns For WO 8IKf".3S li'S 2a SMA&2 MON. and WED. NOV. 18 and 20 San If PANAVISION COLOR BY DELUXE Sastian' Community Thrnire Lewlxlnn, is serving aboard the antisubmarine warfare aircraft carrier, USS Yorktown. The World War II veteran "Fighting Lady," participat ing in two weeks of refresher training off the southern California coast, is simulating battle conditions in order to test the effectiveness of dam-- , age control procedures. Yorktown has returned from a six month Southeast Asian deployment for which all crewm embers received a Seventh Fleet Letter of Ci "For mer tation reading: itorious service and sustained superior performance while serving in support of opera tion Formation Star in the Sea of Japan and combat op erations against North Vietnam from 31 January to 16 June 1968." PLASTIC LAWN SPRINKLERS MY THANKS TO ALL WHO VOTED FOR ME. I'lah FORWARD TO SERVING YOU. DOUGLAS WEBB Pd. PoL Adb. by Douglas Webb Interior, Exterior, Stains, Varnishes Everything, and Yon Can Save Now $1.00 $5.79 VALUE WASTE DASKETS - - ROUND PLASTIC CEILING TILE SMOKED BUT UNDAMAGED WHILE IT LASTS 79c REG. $1.49 Sq. 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Capell of Grace, USN, ' OVERSTOCKED SALE ON QUALITY 58" Rubber; , j OFF 15 NO DAMAGE es 20 Cubic THE CITIZEN 14, 1968 99c - Now Only $99.95 Aluminum nrorav sink 21 x 32 $75 DOUBLE & Glass - Reg. $135.12 im $29.95 STAINLESS STEEL 7 |