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SYMINSTCM37 SYMINGTON H ROCKEFELLER 71 SYMINGTON 2 vm 52 43 ROCKEFELLER l an ROCKEFELLER SYMINGTON sv 55$ 3oss: W feos (AP)— The peas- WASHINGTON COMPARATIVE STRENGTH — The above map shows the combined view of Republican and Democratic county chairmen in various regions of the country on the likely outcome of a race today between Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Sen Stuart Symington A small proportion of chairmen who did not express a choice on the outcome are ex- cluded from the percentages GALLUP POLL Kennedy Tougher Election Foe For Rockefeller Than Symington Gorg Gallup PRINCETON NJ— Gov cf the country— the East Central states of Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan In that region Symington has a few more votes than Rockefeller as the winning candidate g Gov Rockefeller’s is ranked most highly by ability chairmen from the Middle-Atlanti- c states the South and the Pacific REGIONAL VOTE Coast states conIn the Rockefeller-Symingtc- n The accompanying map givas a n test the New York governor is seen breakdown of the senas stronger than the Missouri combined views of the county chairator in all but one major region men of both parties cent cf GOP chairmen think Kennedy would beat Rockefeller 17 per cent think Symington would defeat the New York Governor Democratic county chairmen on the other hand believe Rockefeller would be a more dangerous candi date against either of the two Senators than Nixon would Nelson Rockefeller would have less trouble defeating Sen Stuart Symington in an election today that he would in winning over Sen John Kennedy in the opinion cf the nation’s county chairmen This appraisal cf the No 2 Reg potential Is publican’s of more views seen in the combined across chairmen than 3400 county the country— local leaders cf both the Republican and Democratic party who direct election strategy at the “grass roots’ level Both the New York governor and Vice President Nixon in the combined view cf these practical politicians are believed as cf today to be stronger than either Sens Symington or Kennedy Whereas Rockefeller is seen as stronger against Symington than he Is against Kennedy Mr Nixon is appraised as stronger against Ken-- ! nedy than he is against Symington at the present time (Nixon and Rockefeller as reported earlier are the top two choices cf their party's county chairmen to head the GOP ticket text year Kennedy and Symington are In the same position with Democratic county chairman) A total cf 3425 chairmen from both parties cast their votes In the Gallup Poll’s secret mall ballot— or over half the total number in each party When each party’s county leaders art given equal representation here Is how the Rockefeller Symington race is sired up today: ROCKEFELLER OR vote-gettin- SYMINGTON? 3423 County Chairmen cf BOTH Parties vote-gettin- region-by-regio- ant in much of Eastern Europe is hanging onto the horse— not only as his work animal— but as a symbol of freedom In doing this the farmer is plowing deep furrow's in brows of Communist officials— especially in Yugoslavia and Poland and to a lesser extent in neighboring Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania All of these countries espouse policies designed to socialize farming— to place it under direct government control and operate it factolike the state and colry-style lective farms of Russia Some of these countries have made more progress than others in socializing the land Least success has been achieved in Yugoslavia and Poland Both of these countries have pulled back from efforts to force socialization because of stubborn resistance by their peasants The importance of the horse in Yugoslavia and Poland stood out in bold relief to officials and newsmen who accompanied Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson on his recent tour of Europe Everywhere they traveled in these countries they met the horse Horse-draw- n wagons carts and other vehicles crowded roads Horses served as the motive power on the great bulk of the privately owned land Even in Warsaw it appeared that most of the drayage was bevehicles ing done with horse-draw- n The governments of these Communist countries have been trying to sell peasants on the idea of combining their small tracts— usually averaging 25 acres or less— into larger farms so they might use rLr) pi j J for any meal! RATH'S BLACKHAWK CELLO just a coluntil lection of letters An PACK i Is alphabet 'V you put together the right j combination of letters to V 1 make words Take five of those letters for Instance "I you can use them to spell NIXON OR KENNEDY? 64 36 A-- D" "W-A-N-- T And it's just as easy to use a Want Ad as it is to spell NIXON OR SYMINGTON? 62 Nixon I 1 33 Symington The fact that the vice president Is given a stronger rating against both Kennedy and Symington is due almost completely to the rear unanimous confidence his own party’s county chairmen have In him: only 4 per cent cf GOP chairmen think the Democrats would defeat him By way cf comparison 25 per It! 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