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Evening star., 1960-06-24

102O6 TENBRooR DRIvE-3-bed-
nm, brick split-level. lexis pan.
sleo family rm.; vacant: half
psmt' beautiful enclosed yard
trees: z blkS. to Boys Club: backs
& 10 10 Siigo creek Park. FHA ap-
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Record
(confinued from Back Page)
nkrhNEDYsS MARxIST RECORD"


Catholics and Proestants have been taken in by care
fully devised plan by which Senator John r KENNEDY nos
been portrayed the voters earnest sincere Sample
Of an American Catholic of presidential fmbre opposed
only by anti-csfhoic bigofs
The Kennedy clan has relied on the advice OF IoP Po
tiea experts the results OF surveys and Pos eo
Quoted 70 determine te reaction of various segmenfs OF
he popvaee TO Kennedys Catholic background his wea"n'
political image. etc.
Long before Kennedy entered a primary ne knew
that his brand Of Catholicism was going be tremendous
asset politically He HAS USED HIS RELIGION As
CLOAK TO MASK HIS REAL BELIEFS TO DIVERT vO.'
ERs ATTENTION AWAY FROM HIS POLITICAL RECORD.
TO PORTRAY HIMSELF AS AN UNDERDoc FIGHTING
sNTRENcHED BicoTRY
What will happen TO this country and TO America" '
Catholics and other Christians II Kennedy becomes
dent?
tl The Ksnnedys will become the new soys' ''"''''
svppIsnfins shs dsesyed Roosevelt clan. -,
III The Felix Frsrkfvrfsr-Davd N'ss'ns'0'o go"
plot TO destroy Amsrics-intissd over forty years
Will come into full frvition.
tceniinvsd Nsxf Column IoP'
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
(confinued From Back Page)
1.-THE KREMlIN'S REAL THREAT IS
IT'S OWN MlSJUDCMENT"

The most disturbing thing about the peal Of threats
been changing TO the four winds is The deerora
tion Of Judgment they reveal ." SIMPLY DO NOT UNDER
STAND WHAT YOUR PURPOSE IS TODAY" PRIME MIN
IsTER MACMILLAN WROTE TO Mr.. KHRUSHcHEv.
Does Moscow he in fact asking understand any longer
fhe purpose Of the West?
Since the collapse of the summit in May. the Soviet
Union has broken up the disarmament conference in Gen.
eva fabricated major crisis American aircraft
II ILLEGALLY shot down. threatened to attack the United
States in our quarrel with Cuba, and to infer
vene in the Congo though approved the dispatch
Of a United Nations force to restore order there.
MUCH OF MR. KHRusHCHEVS ASTONISHING BE-
HAvoR IN THE LAST TWO MONTHS HAS BEEN AS
cRlsED TO INTERNAL OPPOSITION. THE U-2 INCIDENT
SUPPOSEDLY GAVE THE "LEFTisTs" IN THE kRsM-
I'm. SUPPORTED BY PEIPNc. THE CHANCE TO TOR
pEpo THE KHRUshcHEv co-ExISTEkcE POLICY AND
ALL THAT WENT WITH IT. Obviously, there Is something
In this theory But he rest Of the world cannot afford to
make IFS plans The basis Of this kind Of speculation
Whatever is happening of stage is still fhe Soviet gov
ernmsnf speaking and acting.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Polaris
Continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page
"POLARIS LEAPS FROM A SUBMARINE"
The nations defense program got mighty boost yes
ierday WHEN A POLARlS MISSILE BROKE THROUGH
THs SURFACE OF THE WATER OFF CAPE cANAvERAL.
IcNITED AND STREAKED 100 MILES TO ITS TARGET
AREA A FEW HOURS LATER A SECOND MISSILE WAS
FIRED WITH EQUAL SUCCESS.
These the first actual Iaunchngs of Polars
from svbmsrne-a feat which critics argued would
never be achieved THE MISSILE IS NOT YET FULLY
oPERATIoNAL, BUT THERE SEEMS LITTLE DOUBT
NOW THAT IT WILL SOON BE tPRESENT PLANS CALL
FOR 1T TO BECOME oPERATIONAL BY OCT. H.
Two nvcIear powered Poaris-earyng submarines with
more soon follow. would then take up their duties
rapdIv rowing forward bases Of offensive power
THESE SHIPS CAN CRUISE THE WORLDS OCEANS SUBJ
MERGED THE SOvETS NEVER AWARE OF THEIR LO-
CATIONS, EACH WITH SIXTEEN MISSILES EACH OF
WHICH COULD DESTROY A clTY-FRoM BENEATH
THE SEA.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
(hrysIer

(Confinved from Back Page)
nations with rod of iron Up. of her Miscellaneous
Writings; Revelation 1881
BE ye perfect. your Father which is in heaven
Iomnipresent. a-spaee-eneompassng u is perfect"
Blvnders and disasters arise from the sloppy thinking
Of Hebrews Catholics, Protesans and other prisoners OF
the devil - the nonchrist Scientists = o, this will get
by Or That's good enough
incidentally, he writer graduated from the 9Th grade
with fhe motto: Aim al perfection As of his nearly
68 years. segment eternity vndeates he praefibty Of
perfection as per Christs first and second appearance
Kind regards TO your viee-Presideni. Mr. Row.
Best wishes. At your service.
Inspir rsiionsy yours, according to Christ
Andrew Frvehsvf Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Aim
Enes Enclosed copies Of letters 10 Frvehsuf Trailer
Co. lols-s9 l-7i-60; United Foundation lo2459 Con-
cord Nursing Home, ll-l2-59.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1860
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

~ The ADA (Ansviesns for Democratic Aesion) New
Deal axis will take ths national political pssrorase
re'ns and sstsbsh speiIs system rsekns with evil
~ The Anli-Dsfsmaiion Lsapvs-Ansriesn Jewish
Committee Amsriesn Jewish congrsss orgsnzasionsI bloc
$50 beloved by Kennedy-wIM be given blanche by
Kennedy that they proceed without the slightest
hndsnes In their plan TO Jvdszs Aeres and 10 sbaveh
fhs youth Of Nation down their own level Of de-
ssnsrsey Kennedy will be able stop them; he is in
too deep with them now
tS All Congressional State and local investigations
OF subvesve activities will be stopped dead in their tracks
and any attempts TO limit activities in the future
utterly prescribed.
t6) America will be forced to accept unlimited immi-
grafton Of he criminal, subversive Of he world into
This country.
~ Segregation will be ruihIessy suppressed in the
deep South.
N The United States will lose its rational sovereqnsv
and will become in fact merely member state Of world
state eerfered in the U.N.
lcoDs DETROIT TRIBUNE SUPPORTS THE UNITED
NATIONS JUST AS DOES THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MONITOR, THE WORLDS BEST INTERNATIONAL
DAiLYl
~ individual liberty will b, erodsd TO the vanishing
point and the enavemenf of the citizen of America under
the domination of world marxisf-J Jewish ruling eaba will
become a virtual certainty.
This plan Of Destruction is the blue print Of nfamy
which has guided the conpirators behind Kennedy
which has movated every he has made in his quest
for in America Kennedy has chosen
front.
Here is proof that such plan exists
tl) FROM THE FIRST MOMENT THAT JOSEPH r.
KENNEDY, THE SENATOR'S FATHER, FIRST APPEARED
ON THE POLITICAL HORIZON OF AMERICA PRIOR TO
WORLD WAR !. WHEN HE STARTED cLAWiNc HIS WAY
UP THE LADDER OF SUCCESS OUT OF THE JUNGLE
OF BOSTON WARD POLITICS AND sALOON-KEEPINc
SO DEAR TO THE KENNEDYS BEFORE 1914, HE HAS
SHOWN THAT HE WAS DRIVEN BY A MADMANS AM
BIToN TO ACHIEVE THE VERY PINNACLE OF POWER
NO NATTER WHAT THE COST TO HIMSELF AND HIS
FAMILY.
At The age Of rs he manipulated himself into the presi
deney Of small East Boston bank his father had helped
found He married the daughter Of the Mayor Of Boston,
good political match He attended Harvard where he
could rub elbows with the wealthy nteIgentsa he enved
bitterly.
Ito be Continued in Next Weeks ssue
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Bambooziement

tConfinued from Back Page)
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS VERY GOOD"
(Cen. l3U = THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH - THE REAL - NEVER NEEDING A
HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
"PUBLIC BAMBOOZLEMENT BY THE
JUDCE-PICKERS"
II is knowledge that the selection of judges
in New York City "mbedded in politics. ihe Citizens
Union complains.
THAT THE SYSTEM EXISTS IS. HOWEVER, NO
REASON FOR COMPLAcENCYs IT OUGHT TO BE Ex.
POSED AND DENOUNCED AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY.
And this say is fhe Job Of that part Of the bar and
bench which not with svbserviency the poti
cal order the leaders best qualified say who
ought to be Judge and why
MORE FIGHT OUT OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS
WOULD HELP, AND, WHO KNOWS IT, GENERAL PUB
Lie MIGHT EVEN JOIN THE BATTLE.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
"STATE OF THE CONVENTION:
RELIGIOUS ISSUE RAISED" :

~o'seos"s @os <<U9eeS py Erwin " Sdnndm eoror or
the CS. Monitor (ll-l6, D. ~.
There are some people who object to what they call
bringing fhe religious issue into the campaign" II is
thought to be not quite good taste TO raise the subject
Yet Senator John Kennedy Of Massachusetts chose TO
make religion and fhe problem Of church and the
first SUBSTANTIVE MATTER to discuss in his acceptance
Speech As his treatment Of the subject plainly indicates
IL is an issue Of public concern.
What the ovsIe-haired young nominee said as i'm
porfant what he chose omit from his prepared text
THE IMPLICATION OF WHAT He SAID WAS THAT PRES
sUREs MIGHT BE BE BROUGHT ON HIM BECAUSE OF
AND ON BEHALF OF HIS RELIGION. This is remark
able enough The promised to resist such
HE SAID HE WOULD REJECT ANY KIND OF RELIGIOUS
PRESSURE OR OBLIGATION THAT MIGHT DIRECTLY
OR INDIRECTLY INTERFERE WITH MY CONDUCT OF
THE PRESIDENCY IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST" The
sentence can be read momenfoUs admission. What
such pressvres that would not interfere with Con-
duct Of the presidency?
BUT WHAT THE SENATOR toR HIS SPEECH WRIT
ERs WROTE AND he THEN OMITTED IS EVEN MORE
REMARKABLE. THE DISTRIBUTED TEXT READ: TT IS
NOT RELEVANT. ! WANT TO STRESS, WHAT SOME
OTHER POLITICAL OR RELIGIOUS LEADER MAY HAVE
SAID ON THIS SUBJECT. IT IS NOT RELEVANT WHAT
ABUSES MAY HAVE EXISTED IN OTHER COUNTRIES
OR IN OTHER. TIMES 1T IS NOT RELEVANT WHAT
PREsSURES n ANY, MIGHT cONcEIvABLY BE
BROUGHT 70 BEAR ON Me-" EXCEPT FOR THE FIRST
FOUR WORDS, THIS PASSAGE WAS OMITTED.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
II Die =

u lie
(consinved from Back Page,
IN NY. GODS. ONE AND ONLY sArAN-FREE
SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
THE SLOPPY THINKERS: HEBREWS.
CATHOLICS. PR0TEsTANTs. ET Al.
The N0N-c CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
TIE ALCOHOL TOBACCO, AND DRUGSTORE
MEDICINE USERS. SATAN GIVING HIS DUPEs
SUcAR-coATED HELL m LIEU or THE Ex-
elusive REALITY OF sUPERsATURATED INcoR-
RUPTiBLE. UNAVAILABLE, OMNlPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS tchriss Jesus)
GODS OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - IS SIM
LESS, DEATHLESS. MATTERLESs, FLEsHLESs,
ADAMEvELEss = NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING
SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE; Externally, CON-
PLETELY PoPULATNc NY, GODS, ONE REAL
UNIVERSE - Externally HARMONIOUSLY COW
ERNED AND NY OFFSPRING. THEREFORE, YOUR
TRUE BEING. REFLECTS THE DIVINE DOMINION
OF THE UNIVERSE!
MEDIOcRITY IN THE SADDLE.
MOST NAVY cHAPLAINs ARE TOO
SATAN BOUND! - RABBIs. R.c. PRIESTS
PROTESTANT CHAPLANS, AND -WERE WE TO
JUDGE BY APPEARANCES WE'D JUDGE HOPELESS -
THE SUPERIOR CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST WAR
WORKERS, MINISTERS, cHAPLAiNs, THE ONLY
MEMBERS OF THE CHAPLAIN CORPS WHO
CLEARLY DISCERN THE MENACINC HAND OF THE
DEVIL - TO FORECAST DISASTERS!
AND. IN DUE TIME - ONE WITH GODS A MA
IORITY' WILL WELD THE THUNDERoUs.
MIGHTY POWER OF WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL.
AND DUPLICATE - METAPHYSIcALLY
JESUS DRIVING OUT THE MONEY CHANGERS
FROM THE TEMPLE!
THE NON-CHRlST SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAITY, LEAD
ERS. MASSES. ARE oo-YEAR, PLUS RIP VAN
Wrinkles - MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs! -
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT
HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
"'SHIP AHEAD CRY TOO LATE
II DIE ON 2 DESTRCYERS"
LONG BEACH, Calf, July 20.-tAP)-Patriek Medei-
bow lookout aboard the freshly refed U.s. destroyer
CoIIett peered anxous into fog thick cotton candy
His ship seemed be gliding bIndy through cloud.
Suddenly Mederios screamed into his microphone
"Ship dead ahead J"
AN INSTANT LATER THE NEWLY PAINTED BOW
OF THE coLLETT SMASHED INTO THE US. DESTROY.
Err AMMEN. A KAMIKAzE- SCARED VETERAN ON ITS
WAY TO THE BONEYARD.
And then the l9yearoId Mederios Of Honolulu. heard
the sounds Of disaster seafranc shouts the
changing Of bells screams the hiss Of and the
rip and tear Of steel.
MEDERIOs ESCAPED WITH BRUISED THIGH,
BUT II OTHER NAVY MEN DIED IN THE COLLISION
YESTERDAY. AT LEAST 20 OTHERS WERE HURT AND
SIX WERE HOSPITALIZED
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

'eeofirvsd Prom Back pse.,
ID. ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.


MARTIN LUTHER PROVED THAr,-
ALSO CHRIST JESUS 20 YEARS, PLUS .per,,e..
FokevsMoke = IN NY ONE, sArAN.eRrs
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS = THe cuc,er
sc!sN!!sI IMPERATIVE. PURE, BASIC
EDUCATION CULTURE POLITICS, REcREAr,on
ENTERTAINMENT. SPIRITUAL. HEAvrM'v .-
sPEcTlNo JESUS AND nv BASIC, SUBLIME rp,,Tu
OF bEAlTH HEALING. HEAVEN HEpE No,.n
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINc"I uohn xSs'
THIS RETURN MAKING EVIDENT "cHR,sr w,ru
YOU ALwAY" WILL REMOVE THE BARNAcl &c ruAr
!ns uev.L nAs FASTENED UPON THE BEAur.
Full LIFE AND NAME or THE VIRGIN MoTHEp or
JESUS - SATAN PRAcTIcNc MS on D Tp,rxrex
IF YOU CAN'T LICK EN-. JOIN EN-. AND Ir poe
slBLE. TAKE OVER!
THE cRvclFxoN DID NOT DESTROY IEsIe
But. RATHER. THE INCOMPATIBLE REsuRREcr,oM
s0weD IhE SEED OF sATANs REDUCTION TO
NATIVE NOTHiNcNEsS" x-No. or zEpost
AND MARY's SUCCESSOR. THE REV. MARY
BAKER EDDY. MY INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHErEss
RsvslAToR, SERVED JESUS IN MY PURPOSE -
TO FOUND MY ONE, SATAN-FREE SANE cHlIpcu
THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST! WE
ARE FREE OF SAUL OF TARsUs ADAM-EvE PASTORS
OF THE FLESH. INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERsl
NY CHRIST. SCIENTIST. CHURCH. HEALER or
THE NATIONS, REvELAToR OF THE REAL, NEVER
NEEDING HEALING HAS MY ONLY lNFALL,RlE
PASTOR BIBLE +! - THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK 4! - "scENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE Sc-R-I-P-T-U-R-E-S"! - DICTATED
EXCLUSIVELY BY nae. YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER
GOD. .ALL-HARMoNIoUs" - AND is THE ONLY IN
FALLIBLE GUARDIAN LIBERAToR. REveLAToR
OF MY CHOSEN BIBLE land ALL OTHER BIBLEs) -
KING JAMES PROTESTANT, OUR SENIOR, BASIC
PASTOR - PERFORMING MAcNIFIcENTLY IN
THEIR PROPHETIC ROLES OF a NEW HEAVEN
AND A NEW EARTH REV. 2ll) - THE REAL
chRlSTLkE, SPIRITUAL, NEVER NEEDING
HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
See WOMAN" Revelation 12:l,5
We present excerpts from
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
Coop Expands Proposal
TO Harness Yak River

LIBBY, Mont.-(CNS)-A feder-
alton of 10 Washington power co-ops
is proposing to quadruple it's develop
ment of the Yak River north of here.
The federation, Lewis Clark G & T
Cooperative of Walla Walla. Wash,
has filed it's proposal with Federal
Power Commission. Instead of one
DAM as the coop previously planned,
it's directors now want to build four.
Last summer FPC gave the coop
priority oyer any other developer to
build Long Meadows Dam, $50 feet
high, and 25,0OO-kilowatt power
plant. Now the coop is proposing
Yak Falls Dam, 1O5 feet high, with
1900 kilowatts; Six Mile Dam. 200
feet high, with $4,000 kilowatts; and
One Mile Dam, 325 feet high, with
10000 kilowatts.
The whole development would gen.
crate 100000 kilowatts, compared
with Is, 900 as originally planned.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
The Readers Forum

Democrats have the fever to run foa
state or national office. This lis good
and may the best man win. / feel very
fortunate to belong to a party that has
SO many a BILE and capable people highly
qualified to run for public office. Very
fortunately our party is composed of
liberal, middle of-the-road and con-
SENTATIVE Democrats dedicated to the
principle of giving the common man a
Better way of life, instead of handing
all, the ben efits to the rich and large
corporations. No single group i'm our
party is a majority but unified we are
not only majority in Montana but in
the nation as well. sfs
Those of US who not only support
our party with our time but also with
the necessary finances have a right
to expect and demand that our candi-
dates in the primary conduct a proper
and high class campaign. The cam
paign of our two principal candidates
for governor four years ago became
SO bitter that we lost the general cleo
ton. Who was to blame does not mat
ter but we should profit from our mis-
takes. SO fellow candidates if you want
to take after any one give the Republi-
can opposition the works. They de-
serve it. Sincerely yours-GEORGE r.
JOHNSTON, Cut Bank.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
Alaska The Last Frontier

often keep them out. My guardian
angel was on the job or we might
still be in Alaska.
| loved. Alaska and it's people, part
ly because it is a great country and
very hospitable people and mostly be-
cause / ann like Will Rogers who once
said, 81 never met man I couldn't
love-. In addition, never saw a
land l didn't love.
Alaska is the last refuge for the
rugged individualist. 1t is a place of
escape from the heartbreaking COM
pulsions of a changing civilization
our individuaIst education and en-
vironment has left us totally untitled
to understand. Here in this last wild
frontier, the edge is taken from the
cutting competition between neighbor
and neighbor and the dignity of the
individual as sef-reliant and CO.
operative friend restores the troubled
soul. The need of belonging can be
met in this frontier land for the mo-
ment. But Alaska, too, is changing.
AS an escape from the reality of cap
ital collectivism this last frontier is
strictly limited in scope and especially
time. Great economic changes have
been made and very sour note has
already entered the picture. / was
frankly told that the backbone of
Alaskan economy was the defense
program and its prodigal spending by
government. The lumber business, the
fur business and the fishery business,
which constituted so much of the
natural resources. of Alaska, have be-
come step-children to the war spend
ing. The glorious and terrible days
of the gold rush are gone too.
The last escape hatch from am
America that has been collectivized
by capital to point where ever few
err people own more of the productive
plant and more and more people are
driven to desperation by an insane
social organization neither the own
ing few or. disinherited many under
stand; this then. is, Alaska!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
Auditors Irish Aroused
machine Boys He'll Bent
For Perdition !" aa

Editor, The Peoples Voice, a
/ would be ungrateful, lacking in in
telligence, entirely bereft of human
feelings, If 1 did not write you nice
people and thank you for the nice write
UP in the Peoples Voice, January 18th,
by your Industrious Capitol Reporter,
MIR. Frank Small, at the Budget ApaIy-
sis subcommittee meeting Sunday after
noon. &
facetiously call Frank, Drew Pear
son.
For better or worse, the machine
boys are in the saddle. They are hell
bent for perdition and operation of
State Government, as we know it, will
soon be a thing of the past. All we can
do is ask the Legislature to look, listen,
and legislate before we are devoured
by this monster in steel. They cannot
claim economy of operation which can
be easily refuted. The IBM has ma
chimes to sell and it knows how to sell
them.
Sincerely,
JOHN j. HOLMES, State
Auditor e. Elk Officio
Commissioner of Insur
s.i4 ance.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22

L haven't the slightest idea where
| you got the information that caused
you to write this most inaccurate
story Gretchen, as far as I am con-
cerned, there isn't one word of truth
in your article. s.s
| have had no connection with Sem
ator Wheeler for over two years.
Each time Congressman Anderson
ran for office, made a contribution
to his campaign, as | have to Senator
Murray's campaigns. I have not a
thing to do with you1spolitics in Mon
tana. So far as naming individuals is
concerned, if GTA directors have
done anything along this line, it's all
news to me. do not even know who
Jack Toole is; never heard his name
before. | know of no recent victory
in Saint Paul at our annual meeting
over liberal forces. | haven't the
slightest idea of what you are talking
about. .4,,r, VI
| have always been friendly to you
and your husband and your paper,
and | am shocked at what I read If
you do not want to correct your state
ments at once, then l invite you to
be at our meeting in Great Falls. at
the banquet on the evening of March
Is, where l will make the principal
address. In that address, I will pay
my kind respects to you. as I have
always liked you and still do. But. I
will certainly give your story the
upside-down treatment with full
vigor. / do not want our fine relation
ships ever married again by any such
experience as this.
Very sincerely yours,
M. w. Thatcher,
General Manager,
Farmers Union Grain
Terminal Association
Copies Messrs. Leonard E. Kenfield
Ole S. Gunderson
Fl Arnold G. Peterson
Sidney S. Cotton
Lloyd j. Michels
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22

This past week the Governor re-
peated the speech he made at the
same time he announced his retire-
ment from public office. Harry read
the release and said, 81 wonder if
should just rerun my editorial?'
You know. this 65-mile an hour
speed limit issue is getting quite, out
of hand. I think mostly women are
inclined to favor it, but men get
downright violent against it, / find.
Republicans are making much ado
about it. but it was a Republican
/ talked most seriously with during
the Legislature who was clearing the
way for the ban ON the speed limit
DO pass, / am sorry this man isn't
speaking out now like he did to me
then. He was most earnest in his
belief that there should no NO state
wide limit. He was very convincing
in his conversation to me. respected
his sincerity. | firmly believe he was
assured of the cooperation of the
Governor when he made his stand in
the Legislature, and the Governor did
sign the bill REMOVING the speed
limit.
Making a political issue, as the
Governor has, over the speed limit
is about to do irreparable harm to the
safety program, to the Highway Pa
troll, and to sane solution to the
problem.
L do wish Republicans who worked
for the ban ON the 56-mile limit
whom I believe were sincere in their
speak out-NOW.
M. w. Thatcher, general manager
of the GTA, ST. Paul, writes that I
was wrong in my column last week.
The old curmudgeon treats me kinda
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
keyseriing Writes
New Budget Study

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NFU)-
Leon H. Keyserling, chairman of the
Council of Economic Advisers in the
Truman Administration, has written
significant new study entitled "The
Federal Budget and the General Wei
fare 1t was published by the Con-
ference on Economic Progress, Wash
ington, D.. c.
The pamphlet concentrates on what
the u. S. can afford and needs to do
to improve education, health services
and the various social security pro-
grams for retired, unemployed and
disabled people. The proper role of
the budget in each area is described
in detail by Keyserling.
In addition, he fits these desirable
programs for "the general welfare"
into the remainder of the budget, in
GLIDING military and other needs. AS
might be expected, his study is pre-
missed on an economy operating at full
employment and full production, with
resources left over for improving liv-
ings standards.
The new study is bound to be an
important document in the argument
which willsstart when President Eisen-
hover unveils the new budget.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-22
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
BY GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

rough, and threatens to treat me
rougher, SO seeing as how my COM
ments were garnered from the gem
eral political conversation, land I so
indicated) and the impressions / ex-
pressed are rather widely accepted,
| it seems best to simply reprint his
letter. / have no other source from
which to F'correct'' my statements of
last week.
All, we'll, so it goes!
After the first shock of the Ander-
SON filing things have quieted down
for a moment. We don't have TV,
but I understand he has already
started campaigning.
Our information is that there may
be at least one more serious con-
tender in the u. S. Senate race, and
possibly several more regional candi-
dates.
There seems little doubt that Arnold
Olsen is going to get into the Gov
.ernor's race. Cannon's people indi-
cate he will be announcing soon.
1t will be we'll to get the candidates
on the higher level Strengthened out
early because there are other races
to be considered, of equal if not more
Importance.
There is little doubt that the con-
servatives have the upper hand in
Democratic party politics, and all
they want now is for the liberals to
shut up and vote.
The Republicans are falling into
line with a minimum of grumbling
and the only race developing is for
u. S. Senate. Whether that will reach
full bloom, is about the only, conjec-.
ture from the ranks of the COP.