The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 October 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1964 Page 3

Wants Ike In South Viet Nam WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Barry M. Gold rater pledges, if elected, to ask former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to go to South V ; et Nam on a “critical mission" aimed at solving the crisis there. The Republican presidential nominee made the promise in a statement Monday night, on the eve of resuming his campaign travels after a weekend of rest in Washington. He visits a three-county suburban area near Philadelphia today for his first campaign foray into Pennsylvania. Returning to Washington this afternoon, Goldwater was scheduled to speak at the 1964 conference of United Press International editors and publishers. In his statement Monday night, Goldwater said that if he becomes president he will ask Eisenhower “to head up a group of qualified experts to

port back to me >n the situa-| tion in Southeast Asia.” He said he hoped Eisenhower j would be assisted by such “men of ability and experience” as former Rep. Walter H. Judd, R-Minn.; retired Gen. Mark W. Clark, now president of the Citadel Military College of Charleston, S. C. and former United Nations commander in Korea, and Adm. Arleigh A. Bur' former cheif of naval operations. Goldwater's press secretary, Paul Wagner, said in response to a query that the nominee had not yet specifically discussed the idea with Eisenhower, although they had talked of the Viet Nam situation generally. Wagner said the idea took shape at a campaign strategy meeting in Goldwater’s apartment Sunday. Goldwater said: “I am convineed that only through a careful study by the best qualified experts this country has to offer can w^e reach the kind of hard conclusions that are needed to meet the situation in South Viet Nam.

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Johnson Will Speak In Dixie WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson tests the political i climate in the south today before heading West to visit 10 states on the longest trip of his campaign. Johnson planned a bit of whistle-stopping in Alexandria, Va., and an evening speech at Raleigh, N. C., to bolster the vote-seeking efforts of his wife aboard her “Lady Bird Special” train enroute through Dixie. The President arranged to ride with the First Lady from Washington's Union Station across the Potomac to nearby Alexandria on the first leg of her four-day tour. They both were scheduled to address a breakfast - time Democratic rally in the city known as George Washington’s hometown. After this sendoff. the President faced a busy day at the White House on foreign and domestic matters. He left some time, however, to visit with “Scientists for Johnson" and have lunch with "Businessmen for Johnson.” He flies to Raleigh tonight to rejoin Mrs. Johnson after her first day of whistle stop appearances on his behalf. John-

son is scheduled to speak in the Reynolds Coliseum on the Ra-

speech prepared for a trainside rally at Alexandria, Va.,

leigh campus of the University first stop on her four-day, 1,682

mile whistlestop tour of eight southern states. Mrs Johnson, standing on the rear platform of the train with President Johnson by her

side, said:

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ot North Carolina. Afterward the First Lady and the President intend to follow separate paths in politicking across the country this

week.'

Johnson plans to return to.

Washington late this evening.! . e aw to ^ SSU1 ° ec | ua He leaves Wednesday morning, nghts P assed ^ Congress last on a six-day tour through the July with three-fourths of the Midwest, the South and Fa r Re P ublicans j° inin £ two-thirds West. Mrs. Johnson’s train is of th« Democrats has been rebound for New Orleans Friday ceived hy the South for the after stops in Carolina, Geor- mos t P ar t in a w'ay that is a gia, Florida, Alabama and Mis- £ rea t credit to local leadersissippi. s hip—the mayors and minis-

The President Wednesday ad- ters, white merchants and Ne-

ded Peoria and Springfield, 111., S™ leaders, to all the Mr and and Nashville, Tenn., to a cajn- Mrs. John Citizens who live in

paign journey which will take our communities,

him into states wiiere Demo- “This convinces me of somecratic victories are still doubt- thing I have aways believed

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Lady Bird Says She Loves South

I that there is, in the Southland,

more love than hate.

“I think we all understand that the hard duty of assuring equal and constitutional rights to all Americans falls not only on the President of the

ABOARD THE LAD\ BIRD united States, but upon all who SPECIAL UPI Lady Bird j ove j an( j j am sure vve vv jj) Johnson expressed her love for rise to that duty •• the South today and said she The Texas . born First L;id y was certain it would rise “to spoke of the .. strain in the the hard duty” of assuring South from nat , onal life .. and equal and constitutional rights]^ she shared th€ -.concern

to all Americans.

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“I share the irritation when unthinking people make snide jokes about “cornpone” and “red necks” as if the history and tradition of our region could be dismissed with ridi-

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“For the good of the country” she said, “we must search for the ties that bind us

together but not settle for the tensions that tend to divide us. “We are a nation of laws, not men, and our greatness is our ability to adjust to the national consensus.”

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