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Danger' Flags Flying High in Democratic Party's Dixie Stronghold
Capitol Memo
Oregon May Have
Answer To Keeping
Farmers on Farm
Br DOUGLAS GRIPP
Salem -(UPD - Oregon may
havt the answer to keeping
them "down on the ,farm
But it's not the kids, iff the
(armen themselves.
The proposal, called the
farm use tax deferral, was
approved last week end by
Legislative Interim Tax Com
mittee and will be recoom-
mended to the 1961 legisla
ture.
The aim is to keep farm
lands in urban and suburban
areas for farm use.
Many a farmer running a
dairy on the edge of a grow
ing city finds his property
aurrounded by new, subdlv-tions.
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sor are required to assume
that dairy lands adjacent to
subdivisions ' also could be
subdivided, and bring the
same price as bordering lots
going into housing. So, the
farmer finds his land on the
tax rolls at the same higher
rate.
Several states have tried to
solve this problem. California
allows special zoning and tax
es to be paid at a lower farm
use rate rather than on a sub
division basis.
But this allows speculators
to buy farm lands, nut them
to farm use for a few years
and when the nrnnprtv
around him has built up sell
the land as subdivision prop
erty. .',!,..
The aDDroach of the tax
committee, coupled with ac
tion bv the Legislative In.
terim Committee on Agricul
ture, is novel. :
A bill proposed by the a
rlculture group provides for
zoning for farm use. But the
tax committee recommends
that before the lands can be
taken, out of farm zoning,
the owner has to pay seven
years back , taxes at the high
er subdivision rate.
This is designed to discour
age the speculators.
'The committee feels that
a farmer should have the op
portunity; to continue as a
farmer, despite urban growth,
without being taxed to a point
that he is forced to sell," the
tax report says. "However, it
does, not want to give a sub
sidy to persons, hot sincerely
intending to continue their
farm operations."
The proposal is not expect
ed to meet with favor with
all farmers. Some are the
speculators at which the bill
la aimed. ' -
Family Fighting
Increases Hopes
Of Republicans
By AL KEUTTNER
Atlanta - IUPD- Gov. Ernest
Vandiver of Georgia attend
ed church services in Hot
Springs, Ark., during the re
cent Southern Governors con
ference and heard a sermon
delivered on anti-Catholicism.
. Farris Bryant, Democratic
nominee for governor of Flor
ida, attended a news confer
ence and told reporters he
could not "intelligently, mo
rally or physically" campaign
actively for the national Dem
ocratic ticket. '
' Gov. Ross' Barnett of Mis
sissippi attended a White Cit
izens council rally and told
a segregationist audience the
South should get behind inde
pendent electors in the Nov.
8 presidential election in a
show of repudiating the lib
eral platforms of both parties.
All this means that danger
flags are flying for the regu
lar Democratic party in Dixie
in the final weeks of the pres
idential campaign.
Third Parties Limited
Although organized third
party sympathies are very lim
ited in this year s campaign,
family fighting within Demo
cratic ranks in the South has
caused a surge of hopes in the
Republican organization.
West Virginia Gov. Cecil
Under wood, a Republican,
says the GOP has a chance
to take most of the states In
Dixie and will do "at least
as well" as four years ago.
In 1056 President Eisenhow
er captured 106 electoral votes
in the 16-state area of south
em and border states covered
by the Southern Governors
conference. They were Dela
ware, Florida, Kentucky, Lou
isiana, Maryland, Oklahoma,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
and West Virginia.
The Democratic ticket,
headed by Adlai Stevenson,
won 61 electoral votes in Ala
bama, Arkansas-, Georgia, Mis
sissippi, .North Carolina,, and
South Carolina.
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cians are unwilling to bet
their all on which way the
South will go, but here are
some of the issues that are
concerning the voters:
Religious - Dixie .is still
predominantly Protestant, and
Sen. John Kennedy's Roman
Catholic faith will have some
bearing on voter preference.
But there is about as much
of a campaign on to neutralize
this issue as there is to pro
mote it.
Racial - Only the similarity
of both party platforms on
civil rights is preventing a
more pronounced upheaval in
conservative southern ranks.
International - Southerners
are openly concerned as per
haps never before in the na
tion's foreign affairs. Almost
to a man, southern governors
have named America's deal
ings with Russia and world
communism during the next
four years the most important
issue of the I960 presidential
race. They put it far ahead of
the civil rights dispute.
Alcoholics Cure Selves by Having 'Sick Parties'
New Haven, Conn. -(Science
S e r v i c e)- Alcoholics
known as the, "bucket bri
gade" are getting together for
daily drinking parties that
end when everyone is ' thor
oughly sick. The. parties last
less than an hour and the
main cocktail is plain water.
Drs. Ernest C. Miller and B.
Anthony Dvorak and third
year medical student Don W.
Turner, all of the Tulane Uni
versity School of Medicine,
New Orleans, La., explained
that the experimental parties
are designed to teach the al
coholics that any alcoholic
beverage will make" them
vomit. Drugs that enhance
emesis (vomiting) when alco
hol is consumed are used to
help the patients along.
Bucket and Towel
When the party begins,
each patient enters the room
with a bucket and a towel. He
is given a water glass and a
jigger glass. On a spotlighted
table is an array of vodka,
Scotch,' bourbon, gin, rye,
rum, wines, 95 per cent ethyl
alcohol a liquer and beer.
After drinking two glasses
of water, each patient gets an
injection of a drug mixture
containing emetine and is
then asked to pour a drink for
himself. At frequent intervals
each man sniffs at his glass,
and only when gagging be
gins, or when it seems likely
that the individual is about to
vomit, is he asked to drink
the liquor. Between bouts of
emesis, the patients are en
couraged to drink- large
amounts of water and as many
Deer Park, N.Y.-Bert Alick
son went fishing and ended
up with $100 and an alligator.
The alligator, three-foot
long, had been stolen a month
earlier from a home. Alickson
was given $100 reward for
finding it.
different beverages as possi
ble are included in the pour-sniff-drink
routine.
Power of Suggestion
The group was not released
until "all doubt- is dispelled
from the mind of each partici
pant that he cannot tolerate
any of the alcoholic bever
ages on the table." This usu
ally took 30 to 45 minutes a
day for two weeks.
' The power of suggestion
that the smell, taste or even
the sight of alcohol produced
nausea and vomiting - was
very strong among members
of the group. In many cases,
the researchers reported in
the Quarterly Journal of
Studies on Alcohol, it was ad
vantageous to include a
"ringer" or previously con
ditioned member in the group.
' The project has been in op
eration eight months, and to
date, five of the 20 patients
treated have' remained ab
stinent, three have had brief tiente have returned to their
lapse" ot from one to three old habUsJhe other ten hav.
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