Show -- GA like Salt lake Tribune Thursday Noiember COP Establishment SO 4 11 Ity Hank Ketcham i Dennis the llenace So ions Pass -- 0 s - Posta(re Paradoxical Position Marks Roinney Bid (boo 'or $ 4 Ifs of tbor book coodonsect sortalliotion "14 ItoPubocon Ettobiisbmsnr— rho Prem and Soho of tb GOP" by Ste Ption Hess ood DaYd 'oder putoohed by Horoor 1967 bow Copyright Editor's Nolo): Stephen and David S Hess By When Gov Broder George Romney his of Michigan announced candidacy for the RepublMan nomination Nopresidential veinber 18 he was in a paradoxical position Ills record at a candidate and officeholder was the kind that normally makes the kingmakers do problems! More than being Atnerlean Romney vot es 527047 d' But the secon- who go to Republican conventions that the Mormon preacher was also a power-housand politician e vote-gettin- ' ' 4 'I A'' ' l' A: ' WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate passed bilk Wednesday night giving federal civil lan employes and members of the armed forces pay raises that will cost about 3y1 billion dollars a year and increasing postal rates by 916 million dollas a year Both measures follow substantially the same lines as legislation already passed by the House Differences will have to be worked out by Senate-Housconference com- ': ' ' mittees First the Senate passed to 2 a bill that will give postal workers a 6 per cent wage and other federal civilian employee a pay raise Of 4YA per cent retroactive to Oct Postal employes will get another 5 per cent increase next July I and other civilian employes at least 3 per cent A third round of pay increases would take effect July I 1969 (D-Ga- ferees to bill intact 1 ' ' hyper-America- 1 !'i " : ' -- - ' - i ' ''' - - '! : ' ' i" : open-housin- g Saints experience (where the church organization — wards and stakes — grows by addition and divl- a - 1 ' r li 4:'1Critl il 1 K - cir7r1E71 PORIC 10111S mrsdiate Setting Focus In order to bring Romney Into' focus It is necessary to examine the LDS Church It is almost certainly the literal truth to say that Rom - I? 50 TURKEYS which was narconstitution rowly adopted put through a complete administrative C over- - 25c Grade None Its olto it qiciill t D vA(' -- -- — ---- - -- It'-- - e7 to ) ( fN! 11 All Clothinz RECORDS 33vt PPM thl HCAN 1 thoughtfulness in paying your carrier each POP C AL MUNN i- ol to FRUIT T HONGS r Men's-o- Ladies' 39c KLEENEX qt li r t ' ) lbs DOLLS 1 Ea rt to a' to Dolls Talking for Expires Doe For largo Box Pie Crust Big n 95( al 1 Ai rr I At Any Time' Don't live In fear of false teeth loosening wobbling or dropping just at the wrong time For mote security and more comfort just sprinkle owl little FASTEETH on your plates FASTEETH holds false teeth firmer Makes eating easier No pasty gooey taste Helps check "denture breath" Dentures that fit are essential to health 81P your dentist regularly Oet FASTEETH M all drug counters I r Ea sil no 17U Saving POTTED MEAT - Mackrell 11(1 I Ut CAN SCANS $1 00 I CHICKEN ' All Saes and Shapes i o For - $1 -- II 11 ” l I 41 1 oulaif ''' '' 1 t i t 4 h 4 ' x 1 J) t V t( f 't 't ' t ' i k0"'' -- I' ' 1 '''t'' ' t e I r a r r' - -- 1 4 111 71t4alate -- 7 Shoppo SOUTH 7TH EAST I SONS COMPANY 2200 OPEN 11'"wm°S0i601I16001mi 7 AM-- 6 PM PHONE 4164E01 I 1"1 i ' '‘ ii 1 1) ( I ' SMALL DEVEINED ' 11 Reg courav BROTH OR BEEF BROTH 21:tr:-2:2 " ft CANS 1 ROQUEFORT BLUE - SIMILAC OLIVES AU t - 03b - t'i ' GREEN GODDESS r ITALIAN n: r Intl Large Divider Pock - 1 22 Os Bottle 4 F1C 7j OFF z) SEGO KIPPER CONNS BOX ptou Reg 2 0 i e sir : I ill ! 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OM political-economi- --- L WASIIINGTON — Irouse ap-proval of a bill to extend the life of the long inactive Subversive Activities Control Board was assailed by Rep eral authority to clover any intrastate meat Quest ion Pro 'sign House Republican foes of the Smith motion questioned open-housin- g 23-flo- or his with aion) experience Alcoa then a monopoly (where he was pabsed over because he for - lackedpromotion seniority) and with Ameneal Mo tors (his scheme would break VP General Motors and Ford) While Romney has been peddling these ideas for a decade he is still without any Important disciples Political Romneyism began os I sort of populist distrust of political parties combined with a romanticized view of the citizen - politician Before becoming governor In 1962 he had been a businessman for 14 years Before that for 19 years he had been a congressional assistant and Washington lobbyist trade association executive all jobs in which it MIS his duty to know the operations of government's wheels within wheels and to know where to squirt the oil But somehow Romney had come through the experience deeply distrustful of political parties both Democratic and Republi illI Tribune Washington Bureau telling House conaccept the Senate lines at least equal to the present federal program for "interstate" meat that does If the slates failed to act federal impectors could move in The bill passed Oct 31 by the House offers federal 'aid too but ithout extending fed- ' r IPIO H-14r- Lloyd Criticizes Bill as Waste '' to develope programs inspecting interstate" meat that doesn't cross state e ''::''' r --1 on the Senate bill for - ' 14- another Senate provisk)a letting governors invite federal inspectors to take over supervision of intrastate meat before two years have elapsed Chairman W R (13ob)':1 ) of the Poage linae("):' Agrk'ulture Committee feree made a strong attack years z - - ' ''' f::: i4 May Mean Delay Conference dickering may delay final Congressional action on the measure which carries a high priority on President Johnson's legislative agenda Whether key elements of the Senate measure are in se-- ‘ riot's jeopardy was unclear The Senate bill would offer the states federal aid and give them two — possibly three — '' J : Jlow-pSenat- '' ' of t Washington Post Service — WAMINGTON Tbe House refused Wednesday to buy the Senate's tougher version of the meat inspection bill without a ch a nee to haggle By a surprise 207 to 166 vote House members insisted their envoys to a conference have a free hand to seek changes in the wholesome - meat measure the Senate passed Tuesday They did so by rejecting the motion of Rep Neal Smith : ' fait ):4 714 71 il713 i House Refuses to Approve Meat Bill Without Debate - 4 4 ' 41 - 117- 4'--- - - -- : - L:v' "! e "DENNIS I FOUND A s i:- ak L 6 1 : -- i7j- - 85 - r -- - I's 14 ' 83-- - -- Qi ri 1t-ilr- :!' s ( '4 - 4 1 11 --(---' e '' ' " ---- ''' ' 10) v 4 "'--- ' t 0 -4 :kt li f ' 1 1 old - ' ' (f s- - ::7 tN '4 '' - " !: 3'r 4 I A r'-'- Economic Romneyism probis an amalgam of his Church of Jesus Christ of Your "If my church 11 tIP II k:V1 - LI-:- CLZ:) ) s 11 I ir""'---3ilt- - 1 contest - Replies R011iney ti! iI - 1 Romney entered the k- lic doubt about his ability in this area If Romney were nominated he might also face questions about the relationship Of Negroes to the ‘Nlorinon Church which now refuses them admittance to its priestimod During a 1961 visit to Utah Itotnney met with Salt Lake City Ministerial Assn in a Catholic mission hall barely two miles from the Mormon Temple where no Negro may enter Romney was asked why he did not repudiate the tenet of his church that bars Negroes from the priesthood 4C ' 1 ably I I Nomination' Pay Boosts I : ' -- - nomi- On a broader level he also needs to prove that the competence he has displayed as a business executive and as governor would extend to the management of foreign policy campaign speeches on Vietnam his own backers concede far from ending the skepticism have deepened pub t: Behind Your promptness in paying him is appreciated A his party's presidential nee in 1964 - a ggregations of enormous power" In both business and unions His solution Is to (1) break tip any company that controls 25 to 35 per cent (using different yardsticks) of a basic Industry and (2) limit labor unions to not more than 10000 members and prohibit industrywide collective bargaining Church Influence I merely tt-- uses a limited inventory of rather simple economic and political principles collected in the course of his career The basis of his economic thought is the belief that the ration is endangered by the - deep-seute- d 'citizen participation' to government there is in fact the story of a shrewd hardheaded reasonable pragmatic politician who very much wants to win and has demonstrated how Republicans can do it In a major industHal state" The problem confronting the Romney boosters in 19C7 was how to persuade the people ' lagging far behind Richard M Nixon —a man who has not won an election in his own right since 1950 The reason for his underdog status is Romney's problems with words — typified by the furor over his remark that he had been "brainwashed" by American officials In Vietnam in 1565 Rarely have the words and deeds Of a public man run on buh separate tracks Examining the words first one finds that the candidate 1 Shuns Barry The skepticism was particutWea use larly Romney found it necessary — for his own surVival some say or for reasons of princi pie be maintains — to refuse to support Barry Goldwater i- no presidential ' lax: prevented me from working to eliminate social injustice and racial discrimination" Romney replied measuring his words carefully as he fought to remain calm "':' 1 'W"n °I ' t 7 11'' Dinner Speech ''o titt:' :st C "I would not belong to it — r'''''''''''''""y t i: omit pl 4 t ' Addressing a 19i'8 Lincolnt r '' ''‘t ' '''''''t ‘ 4 l' ' j but that is not the case You Day dinner in Boston he name me 011P other man in - et :'" ' r:t" '1 Bikes Postal Rates 1 the Republican Party who has said: I believe that the Dec2 1'":ty I t 4 e ' t: ze—r !!! " ''':-laration of Independence and I did (in the as as The bill also increased postfar :z gone 4 ! :IiisaraJ'! ' '' : a i the Constitution are divinely : C cause of civil rights)" al tales In January of 1968 '1 : :r 4 41' 4 P written ' inspired documents The cost of mailing a letter tt ' '' 44: With the exception of Nel11 17 i I ' ' will go up from 5 cents to 6 r''' '''''l ' by men especially raised up s ' I 0 son Rockefeller it would be 0 Pr° let :'' ''' ': cents and the price of airmail by their creator for that pur! i hard to do Even after Rocke17 C ! c't 4i: - ' r k : i will be 10 cents inpose I believe that God has ! I was stamps feller 4 ' : ''' Romney up gave ::::: 'I1 V 'aA 4i made and presented to us a stead of 8 cents '' the to still i k '1)' i strengthen t 1: trying t i ' nation for a purpose — to ''N' 4 '0 1 civil rights section of the 1964 Passage of this bill was folmy': -- ' ie i ''is bring freedom to all the pen-plowed and he by approval of platform Republican 1 ii'': '' of the world" t t4 I1 ! 1': has always insisted that it measure that would increase 1 t This is purest Mormon of armed the compensation 1 '' - ' ' ' was the "Southern rural 1 4 ':!' 1 ' : ' 3"2"e" ' 14V ' 4 Tr' il A (Doctrine and I i white" character of the Gold412 per services '4CIF teaching personnel by 7 ':' ' 't!' l'''''''r": i i t 14W r Covenants 101:7180) but ex''' '' it cent also retroactive to Oct ' that made ' '' water campaign t 'A 7 l: ! otic fare for the average Ref 1 I Impossible for him to support publican contributor who has to Richard B Russell Sen ticket his ::::party's come to expect nothing more r1 ' ' ''i ' ' '' ) of the Indeed even before he enchairman I t 4 ! 0 exalted with his roast beef 1 tered political life Romney's Armed Services Committee s than an attack on the Demobasic pay of the milsaid record on civil rights was excrats and their evil works ' would be in- ' iorces War World itary ' i emplary During 190-4 A Thus a paradox In Romney creased by five and he worked with Victor ReuII t t :t ' ' turns out to be a paradox In t t ther to combat segregated t - — per cent but that taking Into Mormonism Itself These peoaccount subsistence and quarin Detroit A While AANN ' e housing 4 ters allowances the compenple whose beliefs and prack- '600444 of American Motors l' president i '' tices are so idiosyncratic and sation would be only 414 per '!' ' was his the ' only company ' - arms who I cent greater actually took ' ' i' '"v '' in Michigan ' ''11 major employer I against the United Stetes govThe bill also provides that to support publicly and lobby n ernment are also as In the future members of the for a fair employment pracas a rodeo or coun4 armed forces will automati' tices act on the state level : !16wil li it 4 r' ! ' f ' ty fair It is what one scholar ' ' :? The new Michigan Constitucally receive pay raises equal ' f i : 4 : calls a "curious combination to those provided for civilian : tion for which was 1 Romney ? tr-:of typicality and peculiarity" 4 1 e of the government fur$ employes goes responsible ' largely ii ‘ 4 :01 ii :':-:-t'' zi t' - t t4pf ther than any other similar Highly DisciplinNI Cost: V22 Million :' J ' 1 1 '!: document to essire full civil 7'" '''N ''-- i had because 1 they The over-al- l Partly cost of the milit tf- - J '' '''' ' 3 ' 411 ': io rights Under his administrabeen a highly disciplined and raise bill affecting tary pay :':'"'t civil tion a state as ' 1 governor s2i i' r persecuted minority the Mor- I three million enlisted personr 4 rights commission has been nel and about 400000 officers 1 mons brought a history of co" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V I '" real ' 4 ): power given ts action to Utah was placed at 822 million dooperative —1 k' 1 where Romney spent most of With King A' Marches ' t llars ' on an annual basis 1 '"ti his boyhood The tradition The three-stagIle has marched with Marpay raise was further developed there '' '1 - ::' ' ' "r'' 4 tin Luther King through the for postal workers and the I by the need for communal exclusive Grosse Pointe subgovernment's civilian employ-C- s t: ' water control ' was estimated at of He is urb Detroit 1 attemptThus they added to the ex$2700000000 when fully effeclaw ing to get an isting !nine of the Western tive in Michigan and he is on repioneer as an attractive if :: 0 The postal bill would enable cord in of support somewhat contradictory 11'44:' j''': to demand they '' householders '' federal ' ' tl"-t fellow: part rugged individL i' i Acriiowaultk daOk iii:eitbellglita014Mo4le ihowvh '44i0ih legislation be taken off the mailing list of ualist part communitarian —Associated Press Wirepttote That the Negro in Michigan companies that send them seltsufficient yet quick to has responded favorably to unsolicited advertisements or Indeed in Town Tree Top meet common problems with material they consider erotic Romney is written in polls Someefforts cooperative CONN--Worhen secure HAVEN Before final passage the and voting statistics: 1962 his NEV Christmas times the two strains did not Senate 18 first he received Columof tree tower approved an amendfront of campaign atop Knights quite mesh In the Mormons ment that would allow Presicent of the Negro vote a social Idealism seemed to bus headquarters building It's official "topping per 1964 his percentage rose to dent Johnson Vice President c be warring with off" of the city's tallest structure Construc25 34 1966 cent At Hubert II Humphrey and conservatism Durtowers will continue home at least per tion of the five 335-foHouse Speaker John McCor- performance ing the depression of the 1930s track to purchase at their the the towers with steel beams of with has outweighed church doclacing for example their leaders own expense additional life trine could mot up s most elaborate insurance through a federal In Michigan the only place public welfare program aline program offering group rates where Romney has been testbeing at the same time puned the people have responded Nonprofit Organization gently hostile to the New to his message Would they Deal Another amendment cut WASHINGTON (AP) — The after Rep: It R Gross and their fellow Americans back increases the Senate Perhaps it is this Westerncited the example of conclude that there is wisdom Mornion ambivalence that House gave permission Post Office and Civil Service in Lyndon Johnson that neiin a which the members Committee had recommended makes Romney's vies so Wednesday for members of trip motorcars In rates for second class mail hard to pigeonhole Nelson: two 'House committees to picked up funds twice a day ther Mormonism has Michigan given sent by nonprofit organizaby Eating from country to nor Rockefeller calls him a "pro'abroad a added but travel it George Romney? tions country gressive" while Barry ColdThat is Romney's — and the prohibition: against collecting The members turned back Congressional travelers are water says he "makes as conmore than one day's expenses limited by law to expense Republicans' — quandary several amendments includservative a speech as I'll ever money of $50 a day in the curDistributed by the Los Angeles Times ing one that would have rolled make In my life" Both are per day and Washington Post seryic ban double The back Increases recommended rency of the country they are against right And Romney when in third class mail daily expenses was voted visiting Friday: Nixon asked to label himself enig"I'm trying matically replies - ---- - -- - — --to be as conservative as the ir 'II United States Constitution as il ) rN rl rv---'7) 602 progressive as Theodore RooAfrA r'1) sevelt and as liberal as WEST am ' tA A r" 1 41i14 1 iiJ Lincoln" i NORTH 'Ll LI Don't Interfere -TE LE MP tIL) OPEN 9 AM-1PM 7 DAYS A WEEK Such vague formulotions have not interfered with Rom? moist' Spocial — 10 to 14 Mo LC BAG COUPON ney's performance as goverFLOUR AVERAGE nor any more than they did i KARO SYR UP oit lb with his success as the super0 salesman of the compact car PINT BOTTLE FLRiOnAtIR when he rescued American CHOPS Motors by introducing the POR)c Rambler As governor RomCen ter Cuts 1137 CPC CONTAC STEAKS lb ney has taken major risks and 1 SHELF greatNt gubernatorial majority In Michigan history topped only by the election of 1928 Robert P Griffin won by 294146 votes to beconie the state's first elected Republican senator In 14 years party regained the State Senate and earnNI a tie In the Muse Five marginal congressional seats were captured by the GOP Far Mormon that the good citizen who had once scorned all political parties was really a Republican at heart Shannon New York Times t4iitoriol writer has Silinmed up the Romney administration in Ilarperls magazine "In place of the myth of the fiscal miracle man bringing Ihe magic of doctrine Is patriotically American reflecting a kind of romantic nationalism pecular to the 19th Century As a devout 1ormon Romney firmly believes both church and country have a manifest destiny nip-up- s hod been reelected to I third term the previous N 0 vem ber as the pacesetter of a sweep that also netted the Republicans a senator and five new representatives Tbe victory Romney rightly said was sensational" The governor's margin was haul of the executive departments and battled repeatedly for an income tax filially lilliain V achieved in Mt ney would not be a presidenNI contender were it not for his religious faith nothing else seems likely to have armed hint with the burning sense Of mksion that has carried him this far In the battle What is this church that produced him? What is there in it that evokes the peculiar sort of energetic evangelism the righteousness and that underlie Romney's unique political appeal and at the sante time cause so many of his political Elat ll'Itte768 )) i 1 AV - |