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Midwest Outlook Bright For Johnson

Outlook ’64—The Midwest By DAVID SMOTHERS , United Press International CHICAGO (UPD — White backlash could provide the surprise element in the Middle West this election 'year. But don’t bet on it. Six weeks from election day, .President Johnson appears to "be ahead or even in ail but one of the midlands states. He is profiting by defections from the Republican ranks and. in some cases, from Republican candidates who can’t seem to warm up to Barry Goldwater. But in almost every state there is a common imponderable: How many voters, Democrats as well as Republicans, will vote for Goldwater because they think the Negro struggle for civil rights has gone too tar and Goldwater will cOol it off? If their numbers are large, these ''backlash” voters could hurt the Democrat badly in some of their old stamping grounds — Southside Chicago, labor-minded Detroit, Indiana’s steel cities and the Polish wards of Milwaukee. They could also mean a big difference in the returns from Missouri's Bootheel and in the blue grass country of Kentucky. New Shirt Shift! Printed Pattern 1 ' u 9343 SIZES 10-18 ■ Sporty shirt' shift glides down your figure without a stop for waist seams. Quick-sew, it has newsy details — raglan sleeves, big pockets. Printed Pattern 9343: Misses’ Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16, 18. Si;e 16 requires 3th yards 39-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern — add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailin ’ and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Decatur Daily Democrat Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address with Zone, Size and Stvle Number. FREE PATTERN DIRECT TO YOUR DOOR—choose it from 300 design ideas in new Fall-Winier Catalog, School, casual, career, dressy styles —all sizes! Send Stic.

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LBJ Outlook Bright Still, the over all outlook is bright for Johnson in the Middle West. He appears well ahead in Michigan. Missouri and Kentucky seem to be leaning his way while Illinois and Wisconsin rate as tossups. Goldwater holds the edge in Indiana, but things could change by Nov. 3. President Kennedy carried only three of these states in 1960 and one of them, Illinois, was a squeaker. Michigan and Missouri were the others. On the basis of his early showing, Johnson appears to be running stronger in the Midwest than his predecessor. One factor which could help him is a seeming unwillingness by some GOP candidates on the state level to wave the Goldwater banner with wholehearted enthusiasm. Michigan Gov. George Romney is the standout example. Running in a state where the Negro and labor vo*es are both heavy, Romney has said of Goldwater and his running mate, Rep. William E. Miller, ”1 accept them, but I don't endorse them.” In Illinois, GOP gubernatorial candidate Charles 11. Percy insists he is a staunch Goldwater man while the Democrats insist he isn't. Wilbur Renk and Warren Knowles, the Republican candidates for senator and governor in Wisconsin, talk little about Goldwater. The same is true of Indiana’s Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristinc, who is running for governor. WalTace Got Votes On Goldwater’s side, an Alabaman had the Democrats in both Wisconsin and Indiana worried. Gov. George C. Wallace went into the Democratic presidential primaries of both states last spring and came out boasting-, he had twice “shaken the eye teeth of the liberals.” True or not, he had proven that substantial numbers of Democrats would' vote against favorite son "standins” for President Johnson, largely on the civil rights issue. Wallace managed to take Lake County, the Indiana steelmaking center which went for Kennedy by 54,(MM) votes in 1960. In Wisconsin, he racked up 30 per cent of the vote, taking much of it from traditionally Democratic wards in Milwaukee. After the first three weeks of all-out campaigning, this is how the Midwest election, picture shaped up: ILLINOIS: One of the hottest political battlegrounds in the nation, with experts unwilling to call the turn. Going for the Democrats is the last of the old fashioned big city machine's, expertly directed by a political master, Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. But Goldwater has a devoted following among most Republican leaders—a following which has sometimes. earned Illinois 'he title of “Goldwater country.” Percy is fighting a hard campaign against incumbent Gov. Otto Kerner and this race, too, rates as a tossup. Percy is appealing to independent voters and he could run ahead of Goldwater, particularly in the Chicago suburbs where the Illinois race mav be decided. MICHIGAN: Johnson and Romney both appear to be comfortably ahead, but a Johnson landslide—3oo.ooo votes or more — could bury Romney, too. Otherwise, there appeared to be little chance for congressman! at-Carge Neil S aebler, Romney’s opponent, to get into

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the governor’s mansion at Lansing. Democratic Sen. Philip A. Hart also looked in good shape as he sought a second term. He hasn't had a chance to campaign much, though, and Mrs. Elly Peterson, former assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee and an adept politician, is making the most of it in her bid to unseat him. Democrats had feared “backlash" would be a big factor in the Michigan election, but the state got through the summer without any major racial tensions. A possible yardstick was a Democratic primary contest this summer between a congressman who had voted for the civil rights act and one who hadn’t. The civil rights man won. INDIANA* This state hasn't voted Democratic in a presidential election since it rejected Al Landon in 1936, but the Hoosiers could change. Appearances are that Goldwater will take the state, but not by the 225,000 vo’es which Richard M. Nixon piled up over Kennedy in 1960. Democratic Gov. Matthew E. Welsh can’t succeed himself and his signing of a state sales tax bill last year may hurt the Democrat who wants to follow him, Lafayet’e lawyer Roger D. Branigan. In the Indian Senate bat 11 e. Democratic Sen. Vance Hartke is campaigning up and down the state and his energy may prove the difference in his contest with state Sen. D. Russell Bontrager. WISCONSIN: Nobody but the official party spokesmen are

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