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way they have swarmed over
the landscape.
And how about a cabinet
com mittee of Stevenson
(State). Bowles (Commerce),
Adam Clayton Powell (Health,
Education and Welfare, as a
reward for Harlem; Tru-
man, tribal patriarch; Reu-
ther Uabor) and so on?
Maybe, Mr.. Kennedy would
like to withdraw his view of
government by committee.
The American electorate
should think these matters
over.
Earl L. Shutz.
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AS Democratic candidates
seek to comfort us with Fed
eral aid and control in SO
many needy areas. the posi-
ton taken by Mr.. Nixon is q
courageous reminder that our
Nations proud title still reads
THE United States Of Amer
ica"-not THE United State
of America "
Nixon, despite all his years
in politics, still believes in
people and knows that Amer
leans above all want to earn
their own way and govern
their own lives.
History shows that no So
ciety has long succeeded aft
er ripping itself away from its
past. Let us project our herit-
age Of greatness into the fu-
ture. by electing Mr.. Richard
NJ. Nixon as President.
Anita III. Laughlin.
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In a last desperate attempt
to help in the rescue of Mr..
Nixon, David Lawrence pro-
duced figures and percentages
that prove that the majority
Of the Catholics who vote for
Mr.. Kennedy will do so be-
cause Of his faith, thus win
ming the election for him.
Mr.. Lawrence's suotleties are
too obvious to be effective.
Mr.. Lawrence should know
that Catholics in America are
outnumbered by more than
three to one. He also knows
that Rhode Island is the only
State in the Union with more
than a fifty per cent Catholic
population. (Four electoral
votes.) They will not win the
election for Mr.. Kennedy.
Rachel Laprade.
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! had q bad dream. After
Jack, there was Bobby, then
Tedoie, then Bobby's Oldest
boy. This dynasty was A.
nanced by Poppa Joe's $500
million and the labor unions.
Walter Reuther was Secretary
of the Treasury and Dave
Dubinsky was Secretary of
Commerce. Soon it made no
difference how the farmers
and small businessmen voted.
All the rest were organized
and did what they were told.
It could happen. Let's stop it
now-before the labor dy-
nasty starts.
Mary T. Mitchell.
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Kennedy says OUR prestige
has fallen. OF course it has.
How could any nation have
any respect or prestige that
would consider a person like
Kennedy for President?
His latest insult in chal-
lenging Els en- h hower and
Nixon together to a debate
with him was born Of egotiSm
and conceit or a desperate
conviction that he is licked.
G. Wooding.
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I note from your paper
where a gallant band of Ken
nedy supporters, including
Peter Lawford. a brother-in-
law; Frank Sinatra, Janet
Leigh and Tony Curtis were
making campaign appear
ancesdn Newark, N. j.
The ever-so-witty Mr.. Cur
tbs gave forth with a public
comment on Mrs. Nixon that
should live in infamy. In per-
petrating a pun on the ex-
preston stand pat" he said:
II can't stand Pat. either, "
sending the whole Sinatra
pack into gales of merriment.
This gifted crew - maybe
with the help of special writ
ers - should be able to work
up a routine to throw mud
on the Nixon daughters, as
well.
Jack Beall.
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This is one small voice COM
ing from someone who is not
a citizen Of this wonderful
country yet. But hopes to be
next year,