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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Michigan Incumbent Making Use of Top Democrats in Campaign Efforts
Detroit - IUPI) - President
Kennedy and top Democratic
leaders are going ail out to
reelect Michigan Gov. John
B. Swainson and short-circuit
the budding political career
of former auto maker George
Romney.
Romney terms it "a feder
ally organized rescue mis
sion." Swainson calls it "nor
mal campaigning practice."
But no matter which side
is doing the talking, it is ob
vious the white House is con-
cerned about Swainson's
chances in his bid to extend
to 16 years Democratic con
trol of the Michigan slate
house. A virtual "Who's Who"
of national party figures, led
by the President himself, has
given Swainson a hand.
Kennedy made a whirlwind
tour of Michigan Saturday.
Wilderness Bill
Seen Abandoned
For This Year
Washington - IUPII - Demo
cratic leaders passed the word
Tuesday that they have aban
doned hope of enacting in this
cession any version of Presi
dent Kennedy's plan to estab
lish a national system of
wilderness lands.
The legislation passed the
Senate but foundered in the
House Interior Committee as
a result of opposition from
lumbering, mining and other
local interests. There is utile
doubt that it would pass if it
reached the House floor.
Maneuver Urged
Backers during the past few
days have privately urged
Democratic leaders to resort
to an unusual parliamentary
maneuver in the Senate in an
attempt to clear the way for
House action.
They proposed that the
Senate be asked to pass the
legislation a second time by
tacking it on to the last money
bill of the year. This would re
quire a two-thirds vote of ap
proval by the Senate. It also
would require clearance by
the House Rules Committee.
Democratic leaders consid
ered this strategy but rejected
11. They decided that chances
for carrying the maneuver to
a successful finish were du
bious in a Congress that al
ready is angry over being
held in Washington so long.
Rank and file legislators
generally are anxious to clear
up all remaining "must" bus
iness and adjourn quickly.
Few have stomach for any
battles that can be avoided.
Future Chances Good
One of the factors In the
decision of the Democratic
leadership is the conviction
that the prospects are good for
enactment of the legislation in
a form satisfactory to Ken
nedy by the next Congress.
Backers intend to push for
action as soon as the new
Congress convenes in January.
This year the House Interior
Committee, after dragging its
feet for months, finally scut
tled the legislation by giving
the Mouse a take-it-or-leavc-it
choice of a sharply revised
version which the administra
tion opposed and which In
terior Secretary Stewart h.
TJdall termed an "anliwilder
ness bill."
Ben Bella To Back
African Nationals
United Nations, N Y. -'ITU
Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben
Bella has pledged uncondi
tional support to African n.i
tiimalists in Iheir .struggles in
Angola, Rhodesia, South Af
rica and Southwest Africa.
He made no mention of the
Hlualion between the United
States and Cuba, which he Is
scheduled to visit after talks
with President Kennedy in
Washington next week. But
lie did support the sealing o
Communist China in the
United Nations.
The Algerian leader, whose
country became the Hllllh UN
member Monday, told the
General Assembly his govern
ment stood with the Aral)
League countries against Isra
el on the problem of more
than a million Arab refugees
of the 10-18 Palestine War.
Wafer Planning
Responsibility Told
Grants Pass -'IN'- The pri
mary responsibility for plan
ning of water needs and sup
plies is at the local level, l li
crt B. Duncan, Democratic
nominee for Congress in tlK
fourth district, said Monday
night.
He told a candidates' meet
ing here that one of the func
tions of the U. S. commission
on intergovernmental rela
tions is to strengthen local
government to meet these re- ,
(possibilities. Duncan is I
member of the commission. I
The Mcdford attorney and j
legislator said work of the ;
Oregon water resources boarj
and the Klamath river com- J
pact are examples of what can
be done locally.
He will return again. Vice , cr General Edward Day; Com-, Kennedy, Washington uov.
President Lyndon Johnson is I merce Secretary Luther Hod- Albert D. Hoscllinl, Labor
due in a few days A number ! ges and Peace Corps Director) Secretary Willard Wirlz, and
of Democratic Cabinet of-! Sargent Shrivcr. Other big i Aninony Lcieorczzc. secretary
ficers, officials, governors and namc Democrats will be pour
senators either have or arc: jn lnto ,he staie as election
going to stump the state "! day draws closer. Among
Swainson's behalf. i ,IOfC jnvited or who have ac-
Make Recent Visits I cepted invitations are former
Recent visitors to Michigan I President Truman, Sens. Hu
include Agriculture Secretary - bcrt Humphrey and Estes
Orville L. Freeman; Postmast-1 Kefauver, Atty. Gen. Robert
of health, education and wel
fare. Michigan Sem. Patrick
McNamara and Philip Hart
also plan to campaign for
Swainson.
Much To Gain
Romney has been unable to
counter the horde of glamor
ous names plugging bwain
son's candidacy. Two of the
brightest GOP stars, New
York Gov. Nelson Rocke
feller and former Vice Presi
dent Richard Nixon, have
their own campaigning to do.
And Romney has made no
attempt to bring former
President Eisenhower to
Michigan.
A win for Romney would
put him solidly in the 1964
presidential picture. Although
he disclaims any interest in
the White House, Romney
would be a highly regarded
GOP darkhorse if he could
sweep to victory in a pop
ulous industrial state like
Michigan. The Michigan gub
ernatorial term Is two years
and Romney would be free in
1064 to seek a higher office.
The latest public opinion
polls put Swainson and Rom
ney ncck-and-neck. Swainson
is strongest in the industrial
areas, particularly Wayne
(Detroit) county, where the
state AFL-CIO is actively
campaigning on his behalf.
Romney's strength comes
from out-state, although he
was expected to make a bet
ter showing in industrial areas
than previous Republican can
didates.
Veteran vs. Novice
Swainson, 37, has had wide
political experience as gov
ernor, lieutenant governor
and state senator. A war vet
eran who lost both legs in a
World War II land mine ex
plosion, he became the Demo
cratic standard-bearer in llriO
when popular G. Mennen Wil
liams voluntarily bowed out
after an unprecedented" six
terms as governor.
Rmnrv. 55. has had no
political experience other
than as a delegate 10 mien
ipan's recent constitutional
convention. His greatest suc
cesses came in the business
: world and particularly at
American Motors Corp. where
he fathered the compact car
and saved the firm from fi
nancial ruin.
Swainson was born in Can
ada and Romney in Mexico.
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