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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1963)
,.. MEDFOBD MAjJ'l RiBUSlE. MEDFORD, OREGON H'KDNKKIMY, OCTOBER 2, 1963 g J Stop-GoSdvvater Republicans Said To Have Uo First Glass Candidate By LYLE C. WILSON' L'L'tf,i?ifl-i0;spondent If stop-Goldwater Republicans are panicky it could be because they have no candidate of their own a first class candidate, that is. The basic political rule is that you can't stop somebody ith nobody. former Presiifc-nt Dwight D. Eisenhower's week end announ-, Goldwater and his backers, cement that he was unclear on i Ike's doubls abollt Goldwa. .. , c 1 ter were predictable. In the the views of Sen. Barry Gold-; claajc dejni(jon o( po,itica, water may not have been a stop-j temperament, Ike would be Goldwater maneuver. But it ; classed as one of the so(t-boil-wasn't a friendly pat on the ed: Goldwater as a 'jrd-boiled back either. Political realists ' politico. now will count Ike anVjng the I Goldwater waS among the Jop-Goldwater forces. The po- first to otject a couple of years litical realists of course, include I ago when an all-Republican con- ference assembled at the Eisen New York. Rockefeller cannot quite bring himself to say that he would do campaign battle (or Goldwater if tfri senator were the Republican nomie. But Rocky did concede the oth er day that as between Gold water and President Kennedy, he would prefer the senator. That is a typical soft-boiled at titude and probably pretty (air ly reptescnts the way Ike (eels. Of course Rocky has a 'stop Goldwater candidate himself. Ike is concealing his choice. The trouble with Hocky's candidacy is that he has been having a run o( bad political luck. His New York Stale Liquor voters are beginning to hoot i Stop - Goldwater moves bog about that. down." Rocky's divorce and reman i- j That seems to be if, substantial age to a comparatively younibi ly accurate statement. Part of divorcee tripped his easy loi- Goldwater strength is that he toward the Rceublican jresiden- is a realist. In a UPI interview 1al nomination. Goldwater is last June he explained hy hi front rumler now by a good mar- would need conservative sciith, gin. The July Gallup Poll re- ern support to be elected. H ported Goldwater rating higher, said an; Republican, including with the voters than any other , Roclefeller must exiipct to lose conservative in recent years. 'New Vcti. Massjchusfttj, Barney Kilgore's carefully ed-; .Wchigun, Penn.iylvMit mi ited Wall Street Journal led off possibly Ctliforni. a page one political column last "We're simply iwtf u week like this: "Goldwater run stroma," he skl, 'In tht bis cape me vote overwhelming ly Democratic. That means w?'re going to have to run very strong ir the SoCs!" and elsewhere. hower farm in Pennsylvania spawned a National Republican Citizens Committee. Golchoiter bellowed a protest that the move was diisive, that it would hamper fund raising by diverting party funds every which way. Those mere his bas ic complaints. Ike Likely T t'anjMt;: Goldwater can find comfort in the fact thai lie prubibly weulti cani:s fcr him if he were nominatacl. In that event. Ike wcukI be in the position of aiw.:v:i' aoft-boilod Republican, Gov. Nelxi A. Rockefc.er of Authority has been mak(6)g scandal news. The governor's lWJ campaign promise never to raise taxes it he were elected (or a second term is proving to be impossible of fulfillment. The Title on Fishing Measure Challenged ; S.1,IM UTl) The attorney general's ballot title (or an initi ative measure to ban commer cial fishing (or steelhead salmon on the Columbia river has been To report Improper iiW. tolivetry ( the ViaA TtIIium Ja Msdlord, fivMc 72-6141; Ash. 1 i ft it?, wet land ea.)! at 41S HrldM or uhof 42-3$!iS: Yrctoa, jImhs Vlc'04-y 2-2- teeifsif-e 6:43 p.m. 4ily wi4 J a.m. Sioariuy. it eeijul-atr IMivwy arflive Akoviltf aif .vou sa14 please 'A lenged in arguments before the locks up IHtH's nomination, bar. Oregon Supreme Court. ring setbacks in the primaries (iikI Jews ( re.o Ui - fe'f em o Jills I -PEItRI THEY (iREW AM) GREW Laurence Paolilli Jr., 12, is shown with some of the bumper crop of pumpkins that grew at his home in Moosup, Conn. Larry casually threw some pumpkin seeds into the family vegetable garden last spring. A huge crop o( 97 pumpkins grew and grew and grew. The one below is 22 inches high and weighs 74 pounds. Many of the pump kins have been distributed among neighborhood children in preparation for Halloween. (UPI) Hood River Man Killed in Accident Vancouver, Wash. (UPI) Orville Zumwalt, 63, Hood River, Ore., was injured fatally Tues day night when his car went over an embankment on a road near Highway 830. Zumwalt died o( injuries in a local hospital early today. Kennedy Appears Near Decision on Surplus Wheat Sale United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) -Presi-dent Kennedy, with support (rom i ' i mm.. DON'T Oi' 11 vniiR va ' I Wmw BACK Q ' Remember fif'f only YOU can prevent forest fires! i i TI LA 1 4 Yu1 !liTjT-,,ii olv Remember- ! ovQU can prevent ; n forest fires! ) o" O Medford Mail Tribune 09 ft J OKKSI FROM; 21 NiW MODELS NOW AT WESTERN AUTO INSTANT PICTURE & SCrJHD-N0 WAITING FOR WARM-UPS congresional leaders, appeared near a decision today to permit sale o( U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union. Senate Democratic Whip Hu bert Y. Humphrey (Minn.) pre dicted the presidential decision would come within the next two days. He said he favored the deal through private grain chan nels. Agriculture Secretary Orville L. freeman said in Harrisburg, Pa., Tuesday that the United States had not been approached by Russia about a possible i wheat sale. However, he said this country would be willing to listen to a Soviet proposition. Although no direct Soviet over tures has been made to the U.S. government, a Russian trade mission has discussed the possi ble purchase of U.S. wheat in Ottawa with private American grain dealers. Would Support Sale Democr a t i c congressional leaders told Kennedy Tuesday j they would support sales of wheat to Russia and other So-1 viet bloc nations but not to Red China. Humphrey, one of those who conferred with Kennedy, said he urged the use of private grain trade channels to carry out the transaction instead o( government-to-government dealings. He told reporters there would be "inevitable political static" it the sales were allowed but i that the "best way to handle it j is through the private grain I trade." Humphrey said he felt a gov-ernment-to-gtivernmenl deal would be "a mistake politically undesirable and economically undesirable." The initial proposed sale would involve about 115 million bush els, at a sale price of about $2W) million, he said. Gave No Indication Kennedy gave the Democratic leaders no indication of what he would do, Humphrey said. How ever the Minnesota Democrat added, "it is my guess that the President will act to change the export regulations to permit some type, of sale." Sentiment in Congress ap peared to be building up in (avor o( the transaction, but some members were strongly op posed. Senate Republican Leader Ev erett M. Dirksco said he had not made up his mind on the wheat sale. 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