The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 263, Ed. 1 Friday, June 24, 1966 Page: 4 of 12
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Barry Goldwater vastly enlarged
Johnson’s majorities.
He clearly is not the type to say:
"You’ve given me too much.” From
his mammoth, lopsided victory grew
his self-conscious attention to the no-
tion of consensus.
Usually an upspoken but very real
fact of life, consensus suddenly became
a tangible, visible thing, to be culti-
vated and guarded like a formal gar-
buck to real debate.” ine amortunsie msuiuuonanzmg oi work with, what msde them se-
^Political scientists do not look upon’ P1* consensus idea has to be laid most- lect a small plot of ground a
• unntherine blanket ly at Lyndon Johnson’s door, though whisper distance from us?
SSg hw debateTTO many if «*■» *« P!f/«d ^ part why dkb* they elect to go to .
S?PInof them it is a time-honored He has »emed t0 act as Kthe national Niagara 1% the Everglades,
"°J,HiimJchSam bv which majority consensus were his private preserve, the Gzstes.or to the outskirts
to tK3£ not t0 ** distrubed by any trampling of Akron; ^
"kei iinT*nmr!^rtinn nf citizens ° of the flower beds. It couldn’t be because they
whel ming proportion of citizens. Against this backdrop, attacks on knew we were here, and wanted
Scl tolars have long argued that, -consensus” are more than a little un- to te ctoae to us on their ya-
most of the tithe, majority role does derstandable in theory. But the fact
not rr wan that men elected by 51 per js that in mid-1966 the battle is against LfL® r^n^kLw! ^re we ^
cent o f the people tell the other 49 per a rickety windmill. Johnson’s support ”*"*J**1* *?
cent ivhat todo, Any Mfajtj* has plummeted. Debate Is-ancT has £uS£r°Ur mUkm“ and
K®ve"1 fir bi?nnd long teen—quite uninhibited, w« haven* met the intruders
tries tc enlarge hissupporl: far beyond That the assault goes forward sug- yet, but I am sure we are not ..
thatv on cpjclal, controversial iwues. gests the same spirit of personal re- going to like them. I know, for
Every tkHRi of appeal to the general venge against the President that mo- sure I am not going to like tte
public a nd to special groups is tried. tlvates so many of his critics. To ex- man-1 •“v* enough of him
To th.e extent the appeals work, and hibit such relish in this instance aeems * I®0* th«t_bf> «2 J
they of! en do, the nation avoids the patently foolish. profleimt in tte wood*, and
constant tearing of its political fabric, Whatever Johnson may have done to SSt ’iSS slLv^i*^^
a process which could keep a vigorous make consensus appear his personal to men wh^ aren’t They’*
petiple In petpetual mental civil war. invention it is still seen by the pollti- St CaiWhad so ™ny 1
When the late John F. Kennedy en- cal specialists as a vital mechanism In mies, I am sure,
tered the* White House in 1961 after a majority-rule government. I got mad Juat watching him
his (taper-thin victory, he knew he had To talk of brushing it aside as a put up a tent it didn’t fail
, no consensus. In his nearly three years dampener on democracy is in fact to down on him one*. He'drove
of trying, he achieved some measure consider destroying machinery which the stakes in the right place tte
of it, but there was still grave resist- holds the nation together at its critical ttnttiipe, and when te got it
anee to m ajor programs he fostered. straining points. ' «P ttuWMn t ««*, *" »
Ironically, his death drew the couri- No presidential policy is sacrosanct, ^“d11*® _
try toother as he 'Mad not been able nor automatically deserving of consen- a iii^e swear
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nuch of a consensus any more.
But the idea 1a being attacked by some
his critics as if it were still very
± a fact.
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ridiculed it from the beginning,
ting it as some sort of scourge-that
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Every bridge book makes a
point of saying that a goot
five card suit is rebiddable.
Most of them fail to go one '
step further and point out
that “rebiddable” does not
mean that you' must rebid it,
but merely that you may
when advisable. Do not rebid >
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partner bids any number of
no-trump there is usually no
reason at all to rebid
card suit. If your
suit will run as a trump, it
will probably run at no-trump.
You have no singleton. Hence
you have no glaring weakness
that the enemy will attack.
• Today’s South had never
learned these principles.
Hence, he rebid three clubs
to show that he held a five
card club suit. North might
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scandalous” situation in which trump but North'had
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Normally, a national electioa is suf* reyenge not only upon him but upon much as one cross word from
flciently contested to reduce such sup-* the nation Itself—and the system Of the time they pulled in until niflcance: on the Democratic Note: Ah avowed Communist,
. port. But in 1964 the voters flight from government which sustains it they were settled. Iidet rascal leftists opposed to Dorothy Healey, polled 86,147
- ..This Is unnatural, and bodes u s. policy in Viet Nam ran votes in a losing bid for the .
ill lor our relation*. Mary and strongly throughout the state. office of Los Angeles County As-
I are in a camper, and that The peaceniks pose a real sessor. Running on a get -out-
ellminates tents, and campfires, problem to Democratic Gov. of - Viet Nam platform, Mrs.
but we had several spirited ex- pat Brown, who rates as a de- Healey received widespread sup-
changes Just parking It I didn’t cided underdog in hi? campaign port from peace and civil rights
like the way our neighbor built for a third term. By currying forces. Working in her cam -
a fire, either. He did it all by their favor, Brown will further paign were members' of the hired as a $9,506 personnel
in ««« k,» m.u.1. himself. He didn't send anybody alienate the conservative a n d Young Democrats, the Students supervisor at Camp Kilmer, N.J.
‘f* out to flrewood. gathered moderate Democrats who gave for a Democratic Society, and This represents a pay hike of
^ I™ ^140 and he got It going u* Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty the Congress of Racial Equality. 216 per cent, -f
reefs around Smith Potot Much W“!!0Ut ,ny H* uJmost 1'000'000 vote* in ^ to Alameda County (Oakiand- A security chief at Camp At-
of this loss is lh the vicinity of c0?!ted iUPp*r' . .. gubernatorial primary. Berkeley) an identified Commun- tebury, tod., was signed up for
the Vlng’t Un Islands Bird Sane- Maty noticed that, and said Peace candidates lost in three ist, Robert Treuhaft, received 28 $12,000 a year. This amounts
reefs now being destroyed by tuary of the National Audubon ?bout u *a“ Northern California congression- per cent of the vote for district to a 140 per cent raise over
Z ™ sheh dSm It Society* his wife was probably sick, or al dlstricu - Robert Scheer in Forney. Treuhaft. husband of the $5,004 he had been earning.
»^toTmorem«wy to build w............. just getting over an iUneis, and Oakland . Berkeley. Edward author Jessica Mitford, was lab- A $5,000 physical education in-
<mTa«e crfr^fTntte SUe livTov.E?^ m ^ ** to *> ** coMng to Kcat,n* ta San Mateo eled a Communist in 1953 and stroctor was given a 70 per cent
“7 *•*"*%'• *tr?nath' PhlUP Drath in the sprawl- 1957 by three witnesses in sworn raise to $8,500 at Camp Rod-
issssziASJS nci7Serhur^atleast
ovster reef in ian»f *° another part of the 45 per cent at the vote. Amendment when questioned by Quie will introduce an amend-
Tn^itwTbm* Shm mare ■ CW* •s’L*’ woodf AB three have announced they House probers.
Coonally. Qrr. Odom and Mwir- SSS’i SCJSijZ,]SL5
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^ loss In area is ***** ^ 8vera8ed about $4,000 polite enough, but distant. Give
tom. Greatest loss in area is ^ acre ^ ^ Texaj
get at most about $500 from
the destruction of each acre of
natural shell reef. These figu
demonstrate the utter folly
Connally’s oyster reef policy.
Conn ally'* hand-picked Parks
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studied the botes of five Job
Corps centers and cites the fol-
lowing all - too typical cases:
A "group life supervisor” at
Fort Custer, Kalamazoo, Mich.,
was given a 98 per cent raise,
from $4,800 to $9,515 when te
Joined file Anti - Poverty team.
A man making $3,050 was
in his own hand, played ace
and another heart and
finessed dummy’s jack. The
finesse lost and he was down
one trick.
North would have had a
lead pipe cinch at three no-
■ trump. As a matter of inter-, *
est he probably would have
wound up with 11 tricks be-
cause East might well have
opened a heart away from his
queen-ten. This would give
North three hearts, two
diamonds and
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covered with mud, and many of mains now only about 900 acres
them located in areas where tak- of this complex of reefs,
big of oysters is prohibited be-
cause of pollution hazard.
It is completely unreasonable
to expect the Park* and Wild-
life Department to replace to
more than a token extent the
Editor, The Sun
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below the map of “artificial"
shell reef locations published
som« days ago. The Sun Is in
error both in exi’ent and in
quality of the
In extent, rather than "from
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spades, two
four clubs.
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Q—You, South, are dealer
and hold:
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ment to the Anti - Poverty bill A—Your hand 1s too weak to
that would limit salary lncreas- open no-trump. Open one club.
, , „ . , „ _ THREE HUNDRED Baltimore es of Job Corps personnel to 20 TODAY’S QUESTION
in Viet Nam. A similar position families will shortly begin re- per cent above their previous v “ 8 , *8 U .
was taken by William Bennett. ceiving federal rent subsidies. pay, unless otherwise authorized You bj“ °“e dub- YoJfr P8"*
that man an inch, and tell te an ultra - liberal Democrat who similar programs are scheduled by War on Poverty Director R. ”e* rfsponds. one /iamond'
telling me what’* wrong with received 411,759 votes in an un- to get Underway in cities from Sargent Shrlver. wnat “° you d0 now-
the way I have my camp laid successful race for the party’s New York to San Francisco. The The Minnesota congressman Answer Tomorrow
out and suggesting I do the nomination for state attorney Baltimore project is typical. initially proposed the amend-
« cooking to give my wife a real general. _ The families will receive $30 inside the House Education ""““**** .™?e
, . ■ . ■ JALkS!l.MX each to . pay overdue electric and Labor Committee, but Dem- !*»” Oswald Jacoby rtmre.
The man’s a busybody, I can ed to President Johnson’s Viet bm ^ *25 for moving ex- ocratg took their cue from Chair-
tefi that Nam policy actoally won noml- ’ taio expenslveKquar. man Adam Clayton Powell (D.-
nation for Congress. Reps. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _jven N.Y.) and defeated it on a
George Brown of Los Angeles rent supplements averaging $54 straight party - line vote,
and Don Edwards of SanJose a ^ ^ ^ enable them
won renomi nation against Demo- averaee maithlv rent
HE SAID unto them: But whom crate who supported U.S. policy. J an average monthly rent
say ye that I am? Peter answer- Four other peace candidates Thev' will also receive al-
■tear* ct<M
tion in the Democratic primary. norms] welfare allowances so
they can purchase new furniture
and utensils. And they will be
$5 a month for transpor-
to and from social func-
tions. ■"
Twenty bureaucrats win be
hired to oversee the Baltimore
program. They include an as-
sistant welfare director at $21,-
000 - a - year, a community re-
lations chief at $9,320, a public
information officer, a "super-
visor of volunteer services,” and
a personnel officer, each at $8,-
650 a year.
REP.
it would greatly surprise local
fishermen to find more than a
total of 250 acres In all of the
‘‘artificial” reefs combined.
In quality, these reel's are ex-
perimental for the mast part,
very definitely no greet asset to
our oyster industry in compart-
son with our natural Hvt< oyster ■■■ Hi I ■ ■
reefs. The “artffictal" reefs are about 340 acres out rf Todds,
thin, mute of their area already Dump, off San Leon. There re-
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has three big dredges on tte .
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get your copy, simply semi ;
and Bolivar Peninsula. This is
file largest, most productive,
and most famous live oyster
reef remaining in tte U.S. It is
a sad and shameful state of af-
fairs when those entrusted with
of great oyster
reefs preside over tbelr destruc-
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name, address with sip code
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P.O. Box 8*8„ Baytown, 77688
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DAYTON (Sp) - The Dayton
Future Farmers of America
Chapter has completed plans for **- »*P‘- A Radio City 8U-
$ three-day rodeo scheduled to ten, Now York, N.Y., 10018.
P run July L 2. and 4, Dayton
agriculture instructior Milton
Qiachere announced.
The FFA-spohsored rodeo will
be held at the FFA arena north
of town on Highway 321-
Ad mission will te $1 for
adults and 50 cents for children
under 11
Rodeo announcer will be Don-
ald Johnson. Mutt Neuman will
be the rodeo clown.
' Quie (R.-Mtan.) Activities will start at 8 p.m.
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By Walter C. Parkes
No matter how far and ex-
otically you travel, your most
interesting experience will be
people.
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on packaged
especially the heal
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Although poliomyelitis vac- ounce. More important than
Mr. Fred Hartman, Publisher cine can be given at any time the temperature of the cereal
Baytown Sun of the year, it is rarely given is. how appealing it is to your
1301 Memorial Drivs in the summer and autumn child. Remember, too, that
Baytown, Tex. v <the polio season) because, if wheat and oats are richer in
Dear Fred: the child should fail to devel- vitamins and minerals than
My wifa and I wish to thank
you for fit* two free passes to
the Astro Game. We were able
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comes down with the dis- The pancakes are more
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blame the vaccine. they are more filling but also
especially important because of that egg you
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tween the ages of 2 months milk is as nutritious as fresh
and. flyears get this protec- milk but, since it is more ex-
. The oral combined vac- pensive, its chief advantage
cine against all three of the ts that in the dry state it
prevalent poliomyelitis needs no refrigeration and
strains has been proved to be can be used in plates where
safe. It will give the child fresh milk is not
immunity within
after it is taken. Ha child had
his initial polio vaccine dur-
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is not Isn’t there anything we can
do for this condition?
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