Dunkirk Evening Observer, Nov 2, 1968, p. 5 (2024)

Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - November 2, 1968, Dunkirk-Fredonia, New YorkThe motions we therone counties again being watched and they Are pointing to a Nixon Victory it editors note five counties in the United out of a total of have voted with the Winner in every presidential election this cent How Are they leaning this year Here is a team report from up newsmen in each by Louis Cassels americas five weather vane counties Are pointing toward a Nixon but they Arent too definite about the wind seems to have shifted toward Hubert Humphrey and the outcome could be the so called weather vane counties have voted with the Winner in every presidential election in this scattered widely across the they Are Coos and Stafford new Hampshire Palo Alto Iowa Laramie and Crook Here Are on thespot reports from up correspondents on How the election seems to be going m each of these counties Coos new Hampshire looks fairly Safe for Richard a Straw poll conducted by the Manchester Union Leader showed Nixon with a 21 Lead Over Humphrey in the final week of the state democratic chairman William Craig claims that Humphrey is making a Strong late surge and its getting closer and closer All the Strafford new Hampshire Nixon right now would carry but it would be mighty darn says Wayne an astute political reporter who covers the county for Fosters daily Democrat in a sidewalk poll conducted wednesday in Straf Fords principal showed Nixon and Humphrey running neck and Palo Alto Iowa most political observers rate Nixon slightly but add that it looks like a close Bremers offers com plete Hospital and sick room equipment for Sale or for 24hour service dial 6722172 Day or night Bremer pharmacy Wesley Mcentarfer prescription specialist phone 6722172 0 main Fredonia Brocton pharmacy formerly Rossl ters phone 7929711 36 main Brocton gamed ground in Schieck insists that its going the past 10 picking up to be Schieck contends support from some supporters Humphrey will carry the county of Eugene Mccarthy we get out a Large who previously had boycotted the a Straw poll conducted this week by the Emmetsburg Democrat report Ter gave Nixon per Humphrey per George Wallace per cent of the vote in the Republican county chairman John Doran admits slippage in Nixon the pres every election a mock balloting is held at the High school in the county Over the returns from the student voting have proved an excellent barometer of How the county adults will Crook Oregon Ron editor of the county weekly the Central sees Nixon winning pretty no he thinks Humphrey has lately made some inroads on Nixon but it would be a real upset if Humphrey identical race now looks pretty with Humphrey picking up in the last couple of says Nixon still has a Small but not like it was Laramie Wyoming Republican chairman de Morrison claims Nixon will carry the county but democratic chairman Larry this Prineville High cast 238 votes for 147 for 34 for George towards Law stems from cops a Cap official says by Isabelle Mccaig Hall Washington up the presidents commission on violence was told today the Negros experience in the United states has been one of indifferent and accepted brutalization and Robert general counsel of the National association for the advancement of coloured testified on the causes for negative attitudes toward which he said Are creating critical problems of Law enforcement in american particularly among police As oppressors perhaps what influences the Negros negativism most is his View of the Carter the Black Community regards the police As its from the Naa cps Carter the most recurrent and persistent complaint that crosses my desk is concerned with some aspect of police abuse or the present cry for Law and order is not understood to mean a cry for enforcement of the guarantee of Equality for but a Call for Black suppression and he Carter gave his resignation last week in a staff dispute with the a act Board of but will remain on the Job until Carter contended that the Negros Overall experience has been one of such indifferent and accepted brutal brutalization and inhumanity that Only now is the country As a whole beginning to glimpse the dimensions of the Black mans heritage in this statement backed his View of the police was backed up in prepared state ment by Norman Law professor and director of the Arthur Garfield Hayes civil liberties new York University school of Law Paul american civil liberties and Ronald Dworkin of the Yale Law Chevigny said the police do the dirty work of preventing outcasts and Dissen ters from disturbing the lives of the rest of Dworkin said there is no sociological basis for the proposition that unless All Laws Are enforced society will break or even that there will be a general lessening in respect for what evidence we rain or Shine the big difference in insurance protects you better f Why because the big difference in Home and business insurance is the continuing personal attention you get from an inde pendent insurance Hes always there when you need Days a we Are an Independent insurance our Job is to give you All the benefits of the big Heppel Robinson phone 3664488 415 Washington Warren Jer Joan James Burkland Park free la our lot on Lynx behind Dunkirk Post office have goes the other he the decision to enforce the Law under the circ*mstances that prevailed in Chicago last summer tended to decrease rather than increase general respect for the processes of Dworkin referred to police handling of Antiwar demonstrations aimed at disrupting the democratic National Conven a commission task Force is studying the hard Days ahead despite bomb Muskie foresees new York up Edmund Muskie sees difficult negotiations ahead to end the Vietnam War in spite of president Johnsons halt in the bombing of North the democratic vice presidential candidate thursday night told about democrats at the state party dinner Here that there will be hard and difficult Points to negotiate including the composition of the South vietnamese transition free kind of govern ment to be decided by such elections and the safeguards for that the Maine senator today scheduled rallies in grand and Granite at thursday nights plate which was to raise Money for the financially troubled new York state democratic Muskie said the puzzling question raised by the bombing halt was whether Hanoi or the National liberation front Are really committed to a negotiated settlement of the War in their but he added that he believed president Johnson must have had sufficient evidence of the enemy Good intent and he agreed with the president for taking the my november w a m Lucxy 1 t v Fry it m state a dormitory if politics makes strange bedfellows whats going on in Silver Creek sunday events the first presbyterian Church and the first methodist Church will hold sunday school classes for All at the first methodist Church will hold adult classes at the Midi United youth Fellowship will meet in the first methodist Church at this group is for youths in grades 9 and the Rosary altar society of our lady of mount Carmel Church will attend the 9 monday events the vestry of Albans Church will meet in the under Croft at 8 Rosary altar society of our lady of mount Carmel Church will meet in the Church auditorium at 8 the Dazey mazes 4h club will hold a business meeting in the Home of miss Suzanne see 122 main at 7 knitting classes will be held from 79 at the municipal the Silver Creek kiwanis club will meet in the Colony House restaurant at 6 the stockade group of the Wesleyan methodist Church will meet at 7 at the Christian service b r i Gade battalion of the Wesleyan meth Odist Church will meet in the Church at 7 Pioneer girl explorers of the Wesleyan methodist Church will meet in the Home of Betty East main at 7 the senior citizens will meet in the first presbyterian Church Hall at members Are reminded to bring a sack the Village Board will hold a Public hearing in the municipal building Board room at 8 concerning the sewer ordinance and at to Amend local Law of Silver chapter order of Eastern will hold Initia Tion at 8 in the masonic Lodge Hanover memorial Post american will meet in the Samuel Cimino Post vow clubroom at 8 the Church Council of Zion lutheran Church will meet at the Church at 8 the Board of deacons of the first presbyterian Church will meet in the pastors office at 8 the fortnightly club will meet in the Home of Frank Lyn 61 at 8 and Alvin Haagland will conduct the the Silver Creek key club will meet at in the Hanover town Hall court barbs by Phil Pastoret before you say that cats Are consider have you figured a Way to get three squares a Day and a place to sleep just by purr ing our Secretary can Type the Quick Brown but she has so few chances to use the phrase in by John Gilmore up if politics make strange Bedel new York state is a in the past As an sex new million Suny at Buffalo College started up governor Rockefeller shovelled the first Patch of Earth for a new million Campus of the state University of new York at Buffalo the governor predicted that the Campus in suburban Amherst would bring a 36 per cent increase in household income to the area and some new about Edu cation and Industrial leaders were on hand for groundbreaking ceremonies at the new Cam pus a University spokesman said work would get underway at the site within two Here at said Rock we have the Best of both Rich tradition of excellence and the diversity brought to the state University system by a venerable private the University of and the drive and financial strength of the worlds fastest growing state pictures of the demo cratic presidential candidates and the Republican nominee for Senate have appeared in the same political advertise the and asks voters to vote Row d and is paid for by the Liberal which is running Jacob together with Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie of the democratic the javits candidacy As a Republican Liberal int the Only eleven other candidates for congressional and state legislative Are wearing the seemingly clashing re and there Are six Democrat javits was offered the Liberal party for the most As a face saving the liberals were out polled by the conservatives in the 1966 gubernatorial they figured that if javits won by nearly one million votes in his last he was just the Man to restore their image As the states third there Are Many other reasons for forming Odd the savvy Albany county democratic organization for that voters often accidentally stray one line away from the True path on the Vot ing its candidate for Jacob her entered the conservative primary and won the right to be listed on Row c right under the democrats Row didst sound right it would seem that the logical candidate to run against a re publican Liberal would be Democrat at least when confronted with sey Mour that is what Queens politicians thought they could the combination Evi Dently didst sound right to the and conserva Tive Thomas Adams lost the democratic in Erie republicans noted that liberals had become disenchanted with Richard Mccarthy Over his pro John son Vietnam War they figured their Daniel would have a better Chance if he ran As a re pub Lica Liberal and that what he although it took two Prim Aries to do a second Runoff was required after confused election officials let anybody vote in the Liberal june 18 primary who Felt like enrolled liberals or nobody else left sometimes a major party backs a minor party candidate because theres nobody else to James former Core head and Liberal party candidate for Congress in the heavily democratic Bedford Stuyvesant area of got the gop nod mostly be cause nobody else cared for expedient or changing political philosophy can suddenly transform lib eral into a conservative or the other Way this is the Case with two Niagara Frontier Lloyd Long ran As Republican Liberal in and is now billed As Republican conservative in Gregory Pope of Lockport bounced even he was Democrat conservative in 1966 and is a Democrat 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