The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1967 — Page 3

Wednesday, September 6, 1967

The Dally Banner, Greencastfe, Indiana

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Gov. Kirk to be speaker 7th Congressional District poll results are given

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Flor- ] who has proven so capably that

Ida Gov.' Claude Kirk will ad- | the Republican party is on the Results of an opinion survey dress a Marion County Repub- rise again in the South,” Bulen distributed in all 13 counties of Mean fund-raising dinner here said. i the Seventh Congressional Dis-

, to the present policy in Viet- ] j nam, the President's proposed I tax increase, trade with Com-

fct. 30.

L. Keith Bulen, county GOP chairman, said Tuesday night

that proceeds of the $100 per the state s first Republican chief couple dinner will be used to de- j executive in 94 years,

fray the party’s expenses in the ... WASHINGTON UPI—Week ' N«v. 7 Indianapolis municipal Bulen, who sai e exp-c s a en( j j 00f j shoppers will find a election. huge crowd for the dinner, said ; g 00( j selection of meat and

it udll be a boost to the chances

e are fortunate to have an of Republican nominee Richard able speaker and outstanding Lugar to unseat Democratic .-.Republican as Governor Kirk Mayor John J. Barton.

Kirk, 41. is the youngest governor in Florida’s history and

trict reflected strong opposition | munist nations, and foreign aid.

More than 10,000 persons re- tailed explanations of why they sponded to the questionnaire ' feel as they do about the major sent into every home in the issues facing our nation, district. Hundreds included de-; Of those answering the poll,

86 percent said they oppose the

Shooninq Guide Network strike is averted

dents of the district. Most said they simply cannot understand how we can fight the Communists in Vietnam and at the same time “build bridges” be-

tween East and West.

The poll reflected some marked difefrences of opinion about the Selective Service System. A

poverty program majority, 55%, said they favor and additional aid to ^e draft as it now is, but 61%

President’s 10 percent tax ini crease. Many urged reductions ■ in spending for foreign aid 1(89%), space exploration

j (53%), ! (69%),

MIAMI BEACH UPI — A out recommendation” a final of-

threatened strike by a broad- : ier by ABC.

poultry along with a colorful; cas t technician’s union against

array of fresh fruit and vegeta-1 the National Broadcasting Co. I The Columbia Broadcasting

fcles from late summer harvests, i (NBC) and the American waTnoi only 26% ot those answering There was strong opposition to

cities (56%).

The poll also reflected that

The Administration's proposal to restrict firearms ownership is favored by 51% of those responding, and 63% are opposed to rent subsidies for lowincome families. Many (78%) favor ending price supports and crop controls.

go a step further and support universal military training.

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Vegetable bins will generally offer plenty of cabbage, com,

Broadcasting Co. (ABC) w averted Tuesday night. The National Association

involved In the negotiations. , support Administration policy a P ro Po sa l to abolish the draft

in Vietnam; 71% called for in- an< * re ^ T on ’ v °l un t eer s (73%

cucumbers, lettuce, green pep- The National Association of T he new contracts will be crease( i military action in Viet- gainst) and selection of men pers, potatoes and tomatoes, j Broadcast Employes and Tech- ; presented to NABET’s 3.000 in- nam in an effort to bring the by lottery (71% against). Fruit choices include good sup-; nicians (NABET) said it reach- volved members for ratification j fighting to a conclusion. On the - There was strong support plies of cantaloupes and grapes, ed an “agreement in principle” or rejection. The union has been question of bombing North v iet . (82%) for federal aid to educa-

Meat counters in many lo- with NBC and accepted

cales will feature pork, chops j especially; while broiler - fryer i chickens and turkeys are tops in

the poultry department. Some BRADFORD, England UPI — areas will give steak a feature j obn Hardy, who had spent 11

Outsize bed

‘with- on strike alert since its conj tracts with NBC and ABC ex-

| pired Thursday night.

billing.

In shopping for fish, be on the lookout for good supplies of frozen fish fillets and steaks.

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nam, 78% said they favor such

action.

Many coupled the request for a more determined effort in Vietnam with a call for a “win or get out” policy. Nearly 40 percent called for withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Vietnam,

tion and (90%) for continued federal assistance in the construction and maintenance of highways.

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AYAMONTE, Spain UPI —

People in this southeastern vil- worked lage were hunting today for the measures

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for himself and his wife, GRANVILLE, Mich. UPI

Barbara, found out T”esday Mike Fuller> 18) threw a bottle but mos t said the y favor "'Sh-

into the St. Lawrence Seaway drawal only if the U ' S ' is not , . ... . . willing to press for a military last summer with a note inside » j

' victory

saying, “If yoa are a boy, throw;

it back.” ' Tb- 6 Administration’s plea for

1 increased trade with the Com-

He has received a letter from munist nations is opposed by

that it is too big to go through

the bedroom door.

“We’ve been sleeping on a mattress on the floor while John

on the bed which 6’7” by 10’,” Mrs.

hen that lays the golden egg. : Hardy said. “When we found Benais. France, saying the bot- 82% of those responding. This An egg laid by a bird in Maria °ut that it was too big to get tie and note were found. He issue ranked third only to VietRosal Palma’s flock contained | into the bedroom, I couldn’t | plans to write an answer—air- { nam and the tax increase in the 1

a coin worth 80 cents.

j help laughing.”

1 mail—to Helen Martin, 18. j number of comments from resi- j

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