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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964
BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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Of Brenham and more recently
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- Rights Stand Blamed
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litieal history. Spurred by civil
rights workers and the end of
the poll tax. Negro registration
topped 2 million in the South
for the first time.
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trust of the federal government Md their specific dislike and
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good deal as State Farm car in-
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of life insurance gives you a
choice of 26 policies with loads
of new featuros for up-to-date
protection at down-to-earth
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Brenham. Texaa, under Act of March 1, 1879.
CORPORATE OFICERS — yr. N Blanton. .Sr..
Chairman of the Board: Ben F Blanton. Presi-
Sent and Treesurer: Carolyn W. Blanton, Vice-
President and Secretary
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Republicans Continue
■ in traditionally Republican farm
. strongholds — taking the Da
---j kotas, lowa, Kansas, Nebraska
, New Hampshire and Vermont
Barry Deepens Permanent
Gulf in Ranks of Voters
A BY BRUCE BIOSSAT
. / Washington Correspondent .
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
with reality 'whereby the party
. could get up off the floor under
| new leadership committed to a
Aand m -contro of Congress for
program sufficiently in contrast
to the. Democratic Great So
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against the Arabs. Israel al-
ready'has' a reactor • and lim-
on Wednesday
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Red Chinese possession of the
bomb led India at ‘once to re-
l a similar course
And of more immediate im-
portance is the effect the bomb
in the hands of the Chinese will
have on future relations with
the Soviets. f
Does it drive the two togeth-
er or does it force the Soviet
Union to tur more and more
toward the West?
lent vote” to support hi
the.character, standing or reputa-
t in the columns of the
his meat ardent followers. . . ,
While his billboards have proclaimed “In your heart you
know he's right,” he really has been telling his friends in the
electorate that in his heart he knows they are right
In talking most directly and insistently to his dedicated
supporters, Goldwater has helped to insure that they will be
a highly potent force in the elections which lie beyond.
to a 52.8 per cent edge for GOP Bryan. Mrs Nina Ellermann,
Mrs Lenora Zieschang, Bill
THIS 44 FOOT MONUMENT FOR AS LOW AS
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Many other monuments and cradles reasonably
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BARRY GOLDWATER CLEARLY IB NOT INTERESTED
In fostering any sort at w. But his approach to American
afigirs is, by its ow nature, a noscompromise
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thare^aM be
will be argut
who share I-
to some mef
islands in the Philippines, ac-
1 cording to the Encyclopaedia
peace
With the spread of
weapons come dangerous
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DEPENDABLE
Johnson puts together a
combination of Republican
York still
Bv WILLIAM J EATON
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New York Weekly. Journal ’
In 1929, the British House of
Commons approved the resump-
' tion of diplomatic relations be-
tween Great Britain and Soviet
Russia
—In Vermont, Johnson ran
nearly 2 to 1 ahead of Goldwa-
ter. picking up the votes .of
A regional political outfit based. New
I of all places, in the Deep i x-
South . - Repub! in presidential nomina
any Lose ongressional Strength
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Breiham, Mrs. Rosa Wiese-
, he prujer ted into national lead-
" in the outeome of, th-
tional Nee ' that ■ ‘would be merous,
too much to expe । of hm to Jumes,
■ Democratic presidential con
. tender in the suburbs and re-
ceived near unanimous backing
from- the nation's Negroes
was no
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for her defense against China W.I.M"aoo..
Eventualypti 'must lead Ja- with thestatee hesith.depart-
is out.
WOTCM: Any awoneous renectien upon the.charac
fiC-uezsusuPsneti
Pvt Donald Eugene White,
United States Marine Corps,
son of Mr and Mrs I B. White
at St Paul's' Lutheran Church.
Saturday afternoon
Balance Upset'
Up to now the balance of Mr
ror held between the United
States and the Soviet Union,
each with en ability to destroy
the other, has provided the
world with its best reason for
Theevening-stars are Jupi-
ter and Saturn ' -- -
On this day an history.
In 1733, German born pub-
lisher John Zenger started pub-
Nix • roll. y< ur
p-j*- ’ i i iritn jjjtftjf
THE AMERCAN CREED
■ • !■■ . .. 11by Wuam Tyler Page _____; ;
I belleve in the United States of America as a government of the
paople. by the Reopie, for the people; whose just powers are derived from
• eomaet of th. woverned ; a demnocmy in a republic; a sovereign nation
% mnx sneers Iga stslas; a perfect union, one and inseparable, etablished
upon Choe prtchieg at treedom, equality. justice, and humanity for
which American patriots sacririced their uves and fortune.
I theretore believe it is my duty to my country to love it. to support
the constitution; to obey its laws, to respect ita flag. and to defend it
apatoot all eemtea.
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urbs jo rout Sen Barry Gold-
w ater.
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from Grand Old Party wond, up as
much of the' next generation
Republican'. •. are confronted
with two alternate /es— both dis-
■ tasteful. They can compromise
their differences quickly under
lekdership which can be ac
< epied both by party liberals
er ittoe the election bar e wide margin, it
gome that his outlook-and the nillions
thereby have been consigned forever after
____ _______1 political backwater. Yet almost certainly
this will not be no.
These mihnions, remembering their hero and their own
Democrats But it was the Re
publican parts—that was , left
efforts, of the efforts of As-
ians.” know-how to build a bomb but j
And small though the Chinese for the moment has decided j a larg
nuclear weapons, tained from the Soviet Jen ion T (
It proved that a nation need renewed promises of delivery of
be neither rich nor industrially the Soviet weapons- promised
_advanted to carry out is man- f '
emplifying and encouragil
cult to see how Johnson,---- . .2
respect from a qizable part of the voting populace.
ff you had Mt this week in Madison Square Garden er
Cleveland's Public Hall and heard the roars for Barry, you
would sense the deep gulf which separates these people from
miltions of others in the electorate.
’ gulf to so wide there to almost no real communication
____it. On both sides of it, English is spoken, but words
do not mean the same thing.
pape, Mrs Janice Hodde, Mrs
Irene Buck, Mrs Ruth Stewart,
Mrs Alvina Conklin, Mrs Vir-
many hard-core Republicans in i ginia Fischer, and Mrs. Gladys
Hueske.,
Guv Nelsoh A. Rockefeller of
us a
D l wilin 1856
L/The President’s , major set-
’ backs came in five deep South
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Democratic voters
The enormity, of the Republi-
can, calamity was better reflect.
ed by the Ids; of strength in
Congress than by the dekeat of
Goldwar which had been ex
pec ted ’
The rule'of reason would die
ate a Republican eompromise
a Most . . obss
him-quickly 8o doqs the coun
rbrer +tryurgu nuyneed : an , oppositon
„ -rem-TtyFfeacer ... thr Lynde s-hn-
, fimiw'" f Agricut sonHybert W Humphrey com
ure. Srew Leader Betty Yoa- bo riding too high now on a
kum aidtdex- _ Hand-lde- - ..
Enumerators in Washington ,
* county belong tom force of 23 000 *
prostrate in the
election return.
,< His own in
star: perform
ag un
I Anyway. I you dont like
■ has gone Democratic since the ‘
Grand Old Party was‘founded
the answer to the Republican
prayer, but not now Nobody
loves, a loser
George Romney is the GOP‛s‛
mister integrity. Romney won a
spectacuiai re-election us gov-
ernor of Michigan it would be
too much, however, for ' the
Goldwater conservaties. to ac.
Now You Know
By United Press International
The highest wave ever record-
pd by an instrument was an
estimated 67 feat from crest to
trough although the USS
Aw pc. encountered one In
the North Pacific in 1933 which
was estimated to be 112 feet
high, according to Science Di-
gnat
ciety as to give U. S voters a | his all put effort to put Harry
legitimate choice Goldwater in the White House
The GOP: needs new faces, Noredver. Nixiyn is the most
■ and—R' gm—one tn Tuesday's experienerd. Republican politicat
catastrophe This new Republi-campdigner Hi s been through
can face belongs to’ Robert four oL them
Taft Jr junior ssenator elec r‛
from Ohio: But 1 aft 5: a
Johnson., ful 46, He "e c to the n.i
XT XI .SV' pahvntconaider "her "
fore the Chinese can acquire position. -
the means of delivery, it rark Israel Tempted ,
the beginning of what could. Ultimately, Israel’'might be, By United Press International I
be a dangerous shift in what , tempted to manufacture nu There are approximately 7,083
has been called a balance of clear weapons as a deterrent j iclands in the PhiliDpines. ac
terror.
I at 3 p m, when Mrs. Chadwick,
j Mrs I anghorne of Chappell
Hill and Mrs Dixon 'Will enter
tain. . . ’
The locat turkey kittries arid
I dressing plants operated by H
new vide Germany with the over-
' whelmmg temptation to follow
5s Your credit cards in the
"• wrong hands could mean
C a “had deaf" for yow
0 financially. An tna Cas-
5s ualty Homeowners policy
Eg can now bo written to in-
a* clude new Credit Card
58 and Chock Forgery pro-
Es tection—and at a vary
F- modest extra premium
A Call us for details.
posing, factions .are not in a
! compromising mood.
check answers for accuracy.
and deliver the form to the Cen
sus Bureau
The enumerators will be
trained in a special four day
home study course designed to
per cent, prepare them for the farm cen-
• -In King County arvund Se- , sus, their crew leader said.
attle. Wash Johnsomn peHed to The following persons have L,-
, . । ■ 5 per rent of the vote < ompared been appointed Mrs. Blanche
loons were hermetically sealed ’ • - 1
front and rear, and although a , - . - ..
few "private bottle, may have presidential candidate Richard
been staked out." not a drunk- IM Nixon four years, ago v
en man was seen on the street
and not an arrest vas made
I doing the day
ited materials for the making j
of such a bomb And Israel
(knows that German technicians
are helping the Egyptians with
a rocket svstem which would be
aimed in her direction.
The bomb which already is in
states — South Carolina.-Georg-
ia, Alabam, Misiseipp+—and-
Louisiana — where Goldwater
' control It' could be so pro-
longed and angry as to keep
Dwwrw ip the: White H<m»;-
r - me Court
[e has confirmed his supporters in their belief that the when engaged in counting the
irnment, for most of the past 30 years, has been vote polled at that voting place,
_____y bent, outrageously spendthrift, soft toward its j two men supposed with their
fartonn enemies, meddlesome in the private affairs of mil-
lions of Americans, disdainful of everything but its qwn en-
......
■ •Ehmeserstemm8=is character but loi^al in that they
by Red Chinese’ Premier Chou involve neighbor^ ** ----
j gms.
underscore, through a long chain of ‘speeches At the colored school house
y atrorm in content, his followers’ general dis- in the suburbs of Chappell HiI, the rural areas of the state
..J. » _______ - —’ ____ 1 about 3:30 am., on Wednesday.
tstasteforaserong presideney and • srond-breakine U.S; whirezthe.oficrosrotplecatons unpPecedented in American po
farms slums and sub-
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But hav ine made in 1960 just
about ’all 'of the mistakes avail . . •
. able to a candidate; Nixon
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- ON TOUR WITH GOLDWATER (NEA
Win nr lane. Sen. Barry Goldwater is, in this now nearly
concluded 1864 campaign, engraving upon many voters
minds political ideas whose effects may be felt for years.
If anything, this imprint is being deepened in the last days.
What he has dene above all to to reinforce ad solidify the
views of government and American life which are held by
80 Years Ago , was corneet in forecasting, that tions on
o. * ine I TOnt I a Sn — hIS err toe -
AI. « ,0. tv ciy, defecting Republicans - would be metfed to fhg farmer by
Nov 1884 Dr, Chaplin be far more politically potent the Census Bureau, help the
the beloved pastor ot the Bap . i Marmer Complete any unans-
Churchin this city died sun- how"L trontasn wwered questions on the form,
day night 2d inst at 11 30 pm P,
, 5 , ■ ... sink Goldwater s chances of vir
Just Received. One car load , r
of cooking stoves, which we at "rv„, •. - , . w
. . Li , a I —Westchester County. N Y
feral bed-rock prices for cash
, 1 t*. „ Moe which never went Democratic 1
Fresh Bread ■ Every morning ' , .
' . . . . before. Rave its vote to John
at Getsceke ‛s bakery. 1 _ < . 10
__ . .. ... ... .. son by a margin of nearly 60
The election in this city yes * 5 ” 5
terday was one of the most
quiet and orderly that has in *
curre here for years The sa-
i Goldwater - Miller presidential
—eke+—Ami he luo.» been -kiviWH
Emm
arid conservatives Or they can
| sacrifice their status as a na
| tional party in a tong war of
t leadership success inn, The ep--
All is far from • well with the He refused to support the
I ist Narrows
rhe list narrows with dizzying
I speed It narrows, in fact, to
Gov William W Scranton of
Pennsylvania and .Richard M
, Nixon, now of New‘York Birth
supported the Goldwater -Miller
tieket Seranton s support was
once-over-hghtly which scarcely:
would make fur himenthusias-
tic friend, m ong the Goldwa-
ters Nixon made a Tot of char
l I Wehmeyer..and A A Hack .-this as a reaction to
Ter and Co, have started opera -strong advocacyof the 1461
1 tions for this season and are- • ■ ij righrs law ana Golewater
ngw in the market for turkeys. Senate vote agajnstyr 1 wa
ti i epice be ' njsper the first- time Georgia hav toff eiship —
= | poind. . - - —. - —the Deorrmie patty ' unit-—-H,EB dariafu a, _
—basasaisdcancarmxzcn— • MeSWieHecisd—-s-tE=Rreagzhsam-meLaxablcansm—-Em
4. 7 , ... . ... away suddenly ar her, home on
The Brenham High Cubs ■ Kerr steet at eight oclock
( toyed around die A&M Consoli- Tuesday evening
, dated team Friday n.ghj dur- L The, Ladies Aid Society of the - . .... , - -
' fing.the first halfrand then ^Fourth Street Methodist Church dashed a the retugs buried
worked on to a 21 to a win . . will meet, at three o’ctock his presidentiai hjd‛ under 55
--MrsuEmilisHahnKelm. Thursday afteroonatthe avalanche: of electoral bailors ,
Capt. KinchKnolle, formerly ‘ dent pf the Hoddevile com fand socialsession , ! There, was fitile any gien
- ' ' — j muniny’.died at the residenee Beginning ' ■ . . of" white - ... h resultin,
+of.her yon in-lawand, daughter -the religioG-4erLe--efbremhm-tommmMee-wore-F
■ ME.andMrsOscar Braunr wi joinhand a thi ‛G idding- esentment againet. Negropree.
Miss Natalie JeanMoensh. ..Memorial' Methodist church in. sure for ci 21 eair -
daughter of Mr and Mr Gus cqoperarive meeting which .is, Mithouph there were ns throughput, the nation employed
| Moench, became the bride of . confidenily expected to develpthat the president kost. smne ltemporarily by the I S Bureau
.into a great sweepingrevivalvotes in traditjonally Demo- 0 the Census for this year's ]■
^nf religion'ctfxicting for g'xxl all ,trati< norther rial 'areas, I consu5 o Agriculture By United Press International
the chuu hes of-the ' the ran str6i^eF~ttnin--dhe-daLe । art key workers Today is Thursday, Nov J.
—Mrs-Aueust Lindemann eh President John I Kenrrdy did in an azricultural. census It is I the 310th dayof 1964 with W,<o
tertained het bridge club in her in many such locations --the, enumerators responsibility/follow.
usuatgractousmanmerfuesttayI-----"Frontlash’ ---------——meateoewsarm-wihin-an,t
afternoon I The .outcome indicated, in
• f ----- fat that the Chief Executive
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enumeration dihrict assigned first quarter
determine if the operator of । Ihe morning stars are Jupi-
the farmhas answered aB ques tor, Mars and Venus
More Nations May
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2ce-MqrqAz,Rovlng correspondent . Miss June Fricke. Round Top,
Mra. y; y. gtoMR. Lyon*._________________________________
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