The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-04-21
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was , diEger. 10 listen 10 at least,
and we certainly envied the boys
from here who were able 10 take
time eff 10 attend IT, We would
have placed cur bets on Chr
dellO had We been betting. but
as il turned out we would have
been To further ahead than We
are now. However. in the tenth
round we did predict il would be
draw. but that was purely guess
and luck No takers.
II would appear that Cuba's
twO-bit sized dictator. Castro, is
testing his wings and is attempt
ing TO fly straight into the cOvey
OF big birds.
Following the usual pattern OF
communist-inspired. self-imposed
rulers. the bewhiskered psyche
pathic mind of this man is work
ing TO gain worldwide recOgli-
ton and reputation by swapping
al the heels Of the most import
ant leaders. accompanying his
remarks with insults and accu-
satiOns designed TO bring about
demanded ridiculous concessions
ard seat at the diplomatic table
We can't believe that Castro
is any different from the res.
of his breed who have preceded
him in their attempts to domi-
nate the smaller. or even larger,
countries. He will rant and rave
until his own people tire Of it
and dispose of him in the custom
airy manner.
The local kids had the usual
big time hunting Easter eggs and
gathered loot in the neighbOrhOOd
of Sl47.O0 so we are told. The
day was cold but their spirits
were high and the event turned
out TO be highly successful,
thanks TO the Youth Club, Ameri-
can Legion and others who par
ticipated with donations OF eggs
and cash.
The political boilers continue
20 make steam. and mostly steam
IL is. The aspirants are making a
major issue of everything they
have ever heard a complaint
about, ard mud singing is the
popular weapon. We have often
wondered how any candidate can
find so much wrong with his Op-
ponent and so little with himself.
The unpalatsble issue between
Democratic presidential candi-
dates. John Kennedy and Hubert
Humphrey has now come into the
open - religion. Humphrey has
been needing Kennedy since the
beginning. and in very nasty
ways. thus forcing Kennedy to
make the call.
II is an unpleasant and I'M
healthy situation when a mans
religion becomes the qualifying
factor in his being elected 20
public office, but there are &c
tually two sides TO this question,
and two substantially good argu-
ments have been forwarded by
the leading political expone1ts.
Personally. we don't think Ell
ther Of these two political slug
gers will ever sit in the presi-
Dental chair, and that they are.
revealing the innerwOrkings OF
their nature all for naught.
On the local side of the pic-
ture. things are real quiet Fill
ilgs have been msde for county
offices, but as fer the Tribal
election, no one has stepped for
ward up 10 this time.
We would like 10 take this
opportunity TO advise those who
int d TO seek a seat on the Tri-
bal Council that il will be wise
for them to place their printing
orders as soon as possible. A few
DAYS from now We will be SNOW.
ed under" with political printing
orders, and the late corners will
have TO wait
The modern life moves with a
snap and hustle that often pre-
vents clear thinking.
Putting a few cents in the col
lection plate does not make one
a philanthopist-