Poll Sees Tight Goldwater-Kennedy Contest
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Kennedy. The pttctil Bate in
such a conlesl. according to
Time's calculation?, would be
Texas, with 15 electoral votes.
In Texas, the magazine said,
the President "could easily beat
any other GOP candidate but
against Barry Goldwater. he can
only be rated even.
"Thus, if Texas went Demo
cratic, Kennedy would have 280
electoral votes, 10 more than the
270 needed (or a majority. If
Texas went for Goldwatcr, Barry
would have 266, with an excel
lent chance for picking up the
necessary additional four from
among the Kennedy-hating un
pledged electors of Alabama and
Mississippi."
In anotlier poll, provided by
GoJdalcr supporters and p u b-
;Udied Monday by Newsweek
I magazine, it was alleged that the
Aruonan l.ad 500 of the 60S votes
needed for the GOP nomination.
Another 82 votes, according to
Newsweek, arc leaning toward
Goldwater. Gov. Nelson A. Hock-
efcller of New York, the other
prime contender for the GOP
nomination, was credited with a
maximum of 146 definite votes.,
A total of 19 states were listed
as committed to other GOP can
didates or undecided. Newsweek
also said that former Ken. Wil
liam Knowland lias promised
Goldwatcr he will have all 86
California votes.
According to Newsweek, Gold
water advisers feel their man
will get a majority of the Penn
sylvania and Michigan votes,
new committed to Govs. William
Seranton and George Romnoy as
favorite sons.
This, according to the maga
zine, would bring Goldwater past
tlie 655 votes needed to capture
the GOP presidential nomination
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HEKALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Tuesday, October 1, 1963
Ethiopian Leader Visits U.S.
WASHINGTON UPI - Ethi
opian Emperor llaile bclassie,
who was a world figure when
John F. Kennedy was a school
boy, arrives today for talks with
the American President.
Kennedy prepared a red carpet
welcome fur his guest, longtime
ruler of an ancient empire who
is assuming a leadership role in
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llie new Africa. The ceremonies
included full military honors, a
parade and a state dinner.
The emperor was scheduled 10
arrive at noon, bin, oy train
from Philadelphia where he spent
the night after flying to the
United States aboard the Presi
dent's personal plane for an
eight-day state visit.
Schedules Warm Reception
Kennedy has met with more
than 20 of the new leaders of
Africa, and will meet with more
later this month.
But no reception was warmer
than that arranged for the 73-year-old
"Conquering Lion of Ju-
dan who for 47 years has ruled
a once-isolated 3,000-year-old em
pire which now has Its own jet
airliners bought with a U.S.
loan.
About the time Kennedy was
born, Selassie assumed leader
ship as regent, and later as em
peror of a dynastic line that leg
end says originated from the
meeting -of King Solomon and the
Queen of Sheba.
On Friday Selassie will address
the United Nations as one of the
staunches! advocates of collective
security and commander-in-chief
of one of Africa's most powerful
military forces one that gels
half of all U.S. military aid to
the continent.
Military On Agenda
Military affairs will be dis
cussed during the three-day
Washington phase of Selassie's
visit.
Ethiopia would like more mod
ern U.S. equipment for itself, and
less U.S. military help for its
Somali neighbors. The United
States would like to see Ethiopi
an soldiers remain with the U.N.
force' in the Congo, and to see
that nothing jeopardizes the vital
U.S. Army-Navy communications
relay facilities in Northern Lthi-
:opia
But despite these and other bi
lateral issues, and the desire by
both Kennedy and Selassie to re
view global issues, the basic pur
pose of the White House invita
tion was to allow them to get ac
quainted and to honor a monarch
held in high, esteem by U.S. officials.
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tures above the 100-degree mark
in most of southern California for
five straight davs aDDarentlv had
ended today.
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land from the coast dropped
temperatures 14 degrees in Los
Angeles yesterday down to a
"cool" 83 from Sunday's 102
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during the live days was a 109
on Thursday.
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Dominican Frees Political Prisoners
SANTO DOMIXeQUg-'fhe
civilian junta government early
today ordered the 'release of
about 700. political prisoners ar
rested since ex-President Juan
Bosch was ousted by the armed
forces Wednesday.
An official spokesman said
about 50 known Communists will
be exiled. It appeared that the
other prisoners would be released
unconditionally.
The junta also ordered police
to make no further raids or ar
rests for the time being, but in
dicated that new orders on this
point might be issued later in the
day. .
The three-man junta installed
Thursday by Armed Forces Sec
retary Victor E. Vinas Roman
auaeared to be courting opposi
tion groups which had vowed they
would never support the govern
ment If it "trampled on human
rights."
"We will deport (exile) only
those individuals having an inter
national character as Commu
nists," the spokesman said. "Up
to now, we have decided to ex
port (sic) only 50, all known Com
munists.
'Most of the nation's Commu
nists, however, have not been ar
rested." Interior Secretary Angel Severo
Cabral and Foreign Minister Don
ald Reid were said to be par
ticularly interested in guarantee
ing the rights of citizens under
the new regime.
Like all the other members of
the 13-man cabinet installed by
the junta Friday, Severo and
Reid were persecuted while as
sassinated ex-President Rafael L.
Trujillo was in power.
Publication of the order freeing
the political prisoners was the
latest step toward the relaxation
of strict curbs imposed imme
diately after Wednesday's coup
d'etat.
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Notes from the Foreign News;
Cables:
No Boat-llorking:
The British Labor party is con
fident it already has won the
next election and now doesn't
want -to rock the boat, 'there
fore, its annual conference this
week at Scarborough is expected
to be devoid of fireworks unless
party mavericks decide to press
tor clear-cut -statements on con
troversial nuclear and nationali
zation issues. Strong elements
within the party would like to de
clare Britain neutral and to abol
ish altogether Britain's nuclear
weapons. These same elements
would push nationalization of In
dustry much further than the
present leadership wishes to go.
British Klcctions:
Political prognosticate in
Britain now do not expect Brit
ish elections until next June.
They must be held no later than
Octubcr and June is about the
latest date to allow for cam
paigning and such intangibles as
i dip in employment or the na
tional economy both of which
would work against Prime Min-
ister Harold Macmillan's Con
servatives. By June the economy
could lie expected to pick up
again after any winter recession.
l,ove Match:
Alter the recent meeting be
tween Soviet Premier Khrush
chev and Yugoslav President
Tito, West German diplomatic
observers expect increasing con
tacts between Yugoslavia and
Warsaw Pact nations. They think
a lirst step may be a visit of
a Yugoslav military mission to
Moscow. Poland already has in
vited Tito to visit Warsaw. Best
bet for the next visit seems to
be Hungary.
Ecumenical:
Despite steps taken by Pope
Paul to liberalize the Roman
Curia, governing central body of
tho Roman Catholic Church,
sources close to the Vatican say
conservatives within the church
cannot Jc written off. The con
servatives still make up more
than one third of the church hier
archy and are in a position to
block approval on specific sub
jects as llicy come up (or a vote.
Thus they are in n strong posi
tion to lone down what they don't
like in the Way of liberalization
and to force compromises. Pope
Paul is moving to decentralize
tht authority of the curia, wlich
now is made up mostly of Ital
ians, and delegate greater au
thority to bishops in their own
territories.
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