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The Bulletin, Thursday, November 28, 1963
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Assassination has changed primary outlook
By Zan Stark
UPI Staff Writer
SALEM (UPI) -The assassi
nation of President John F.
Kennedy changes the character
of next spring's Oregon presi
dential primary.
The May 15 primary could he
the most significant pre-conven-tion
election in the nation.
Instead of just Republicans
battling for public endorsement,
the Democrats now probably
will be joining the contest also.
ENDURING
Fishermen stick to their tra
ditions, despite all the recent
innovations in lines, lures and
rods, it seems. Earliest known
English angling book ("Treat
yse of Fysshynge with an An
gle," printed 1496 in Westmin
ister, England) lists 12 fly pat
terns, of which 10 still are in
use.
In 1960, the late President
waged a vigorous campaign in
Oregon, and was rewarded with
the Democratic primary victory.
At that time the Republicans
had a ho-hum affair which was
easily won by Richard Nixon.
Until the black events of Fri
day in Dallas, the stage was set
for a reversal of the 1960 race.
The Democrats were expected
automatically to select Kennedy,
and the Republicans were faced
with a battle for leadership.
Now the situation is changed
although possibly not as much
as some would expect. President
Johnson won't "automatically"
get the nomination as Kennedy
would have. But it seems cer
tain he will get it.
Republicans may feel they
have a better chance to win the
White House now. This could be
wishful thinking, for President
Johnson is an amazingly adept
politician, a "professional" who
commands respect in every po
litical quarter.
There will be much political
maneuvering in Oregon in the
months ahead.
The Democrats will have to
fight harder to keep the lead
they have and the Republicans
will fight harder because their
chances of winning the White
House seem improved.
The result is that the Oregon
voter is going to be courted as
never before.
CHEETAH TRAINING
In training the cheetah for
hunting, natives of India hold
it by a leash and blindfolded
until the quarry is seen. Freed,
the cheetah makes a quick dash
for the animal and holds it
down until the hunters come.
ma, I'M THANKFUL I'M NOT THE TURKEY"
Agitation for
tighter stock
control feared
By Jesse Bogue
UPI Staff Writer
NEW YORK (UPI) -Trading
circles here have said that re
percussions of a recent com
modity trade margin squeeze,
which led ultimately to suspen
sion of a member firm from
the New York Stock Exchange
and a proposal for its customers'
rescue, might lead to agitation
for closer government control
over commodity trading.
Margin requirements for com
modity trading the down pay
ment which a dealer or specu
lator must make in trading on
futures are far below the cur
rent 70 per cent margin de-
GIVE A SNOW BREAK
Snow shoveling can be tough
Give both your husband and son
a break. Make their Christmas
gift a snow thrower. A self-pro
pelled model witn wintenzea
engine comes with 24, 30, and
36-inch augers, depending upon
the snow removal problem.
manded for trading in securities
on stock auction exchanges.
They may range from no mar
gin in some transactions to up
to 10 per cent.
In the case of Ira Haupt &
Co., a big board member firm
suspended by . the exchange
when its net capital fell below
big board requirements, it was
the difficulties encountered by
a major customer which led to
suspension and, ultimately, an
NYSE plan designed to protect
customers, for its liquidation.
Haupt and J. R. Williston &
Beane had Allied Crude Vege
table Oil & Refining Co., Bay-
onne, N.J., as a major dealer
in oils, as a customer.
Architects, design engineers,
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You see, when we counsel you
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your future is being made more
secure.
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Agency Mgr.
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insurance
needs
BOB JONES
Representative
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lias there been such a display of styles and models .... with rich
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It's your chance to examine the entire Magnavox line . . . actually
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