Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 11, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 September 1959 — Page 3

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THUES. SEPT. 24, 1959

HANDLEY EACKS NIXON; CAPEHART FOR ROCKEFELLER

By frank A. White GOP party leaders are busy beefing up the elephant that was so badly kicked about by the Democratic donkey in the November election. The GOP went $150,000 in the red in the 1958 campaign. Os this amount $90,000 has been repaid. The 1959 budget is $230,000. George W. Stark, treasurer, is out to get grass roots donations of $5 to SIOO. The Indiana Plan, to offset the Dollars for Democrats plan of the opposite party, will seek associate Republican memberships. BACKS NIXON Governor Harold W. Handley is an open backer of Vice President Richard Nixon for President. Senator Homer E. Capehart is campaigning for New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. One of the toughest problems of Indiana GOP is to preserve harmony within the party. The Gallop poll showed Nixon’s Russian tour increased his support. There was not a prominent Democrat at the airport to greet him when he returned. When Nixon resumed the reins of the U. S. Senate, all Republicans stood and cheered. Democrats, including Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson and Vance Hartke of Indiana 6at in stony silence. It is manifest that if the exchange of visits of Nikita Khrushchev and President Eisenhower backfires in the end, that Nixon must share the blame. Ike has told a guest that Nixon has gained experience that would make him a good President, but in 'the same breath the President spoke of the great vote-getting qualities of Rockefeller. NIXON OVER ROCKY Gov. Handley frankly told Rockefeller at the Governor’s conference in Puerto Rico that the time was not ripe for him to run for President. Handley told how many urged him to run for the Senate and he lost. Rockefeller said he would not run for vice president on a ticket headed by Nixon. He said he would depend on results of polls to determine whether to run. This seemed to be a wrong statement. An exhaustive poll of lowa voters showed Nixon leading Republicans in that state over Rockefeller by 74% to 22.2%. Nixon led Independent voters of lowa 60.8% to 28% over Rockefeller. A Jet magazine poll of 200 prominent Negro political leaders showed they favored Nixon 81.7% to 18.3%. Indiana GOP is building from severe November defeats. Then Democrats took 8 of 11 congressional posts, captured the House of the State legislature, control of 106 Indiana cities, and two thirds of the city halls and county court houses. State Central Committee has met and set the date of the coming State convention as June 24, 1960.

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It will follow the Democratic State convention by three days and will be held in t e Col seum of the Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis. The State convention will have 1,878 deleg. .es, a decline of 816 over the la? one. Fewer delegates rsult from le defeat the party in November. State Cha man Robert Matthews said that ti e committee had approved the ee schedule for candidates run ing from S3OO for alternate nat: inal convention delegates to $2, 00 for candidates for governor. INDIAN k CONFERENCES GOP wo nen will meet Sept. 14-17 in re ;ional conferences at French Lie :. Delegbtes will be there from Indiana, Illinois and Ohio Fede atidn of Republican women. Ti * national Federation board Will ieet at the same time. Speakers will include Senator Thruston B Morton, of Kentucky, National < ommitteeman, Rep. Charles A. lalleck, House minority leader, loverr.or Handley, and Lieut. Gov Crawford F. Parker, candidate f r governor. Republic; i Editorial Association will meet i. Indianapolis Sept. 19. Noon lui heon speaker will be Congressm t i E. Ross Adair, Fort Wayne. He now is on a tour of the Soviet 1 Won with a number of congressme l. Evening I ditorial meeting speaker will be Senator Morton, the National C< mmitteeman. VINEGAR TOOD FOR CLEANINf STEAM IRON If your s :am iron seems “tired” from a lo: % summer’s w r ork you can ref res it yourself at home. Elkin M. [inter of Purdue says hard w r ate scale inside a steam iron prever s maximum passage of steam and amagiss some dark fabrics, too. To clean the inside of the iron, fill the ir< n with distilled white vinegar. Then heat the iron and turn the switch to steam position. Iron over an absorbent towel, letting the \ inegar steam thru the iron about 15 minutes. Turn the iroh off and leave the vinegar sc ution iri overnight. Set the iron flat on a rack so the vinegar can rip through the small steam vei s. Then drain the remaining v aegar and rinse the interior sev ral times with distilled water. To lease . the formation of scale, Miss Minter suggests that you use distilled v ater only in your iron, regardless of \.:rnan,uffecturerers’ claims that tap water is satisfactory. In hard water areas, the scale forms rapidly when tap water is used, necessitating frequent cleaning vith vinegar. Supper guests Wednesday evening of tb Morris Pippengers were Mr. and Irs. William Henon and David rippenger, Elkhart, the Hugh He dersho; en route to Alaska, Jay Weltys and Maxine and Joyce.

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