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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1964 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE ELEVEN 1 Sen. Javits Doesn't Like Barry's Plan DETROIT (UPI) A leading Republican Monday described Sen. Barry Goldwater, as "an echo of another day" and warned adoption of a Goldwater-type platform at the GOP convention could endanger the two-party system in the United States. Sen. Jacob Javits, N.Y., here for a series of speeches and to drum up Republican support for New York Gov.

Nelson Rockefeller as the party's presidential nominee, said Goldwater was losing popularity because of "his espousal of positions out of contact with the main stream of American political thinking." At the same time, he said, Rockefeller's position was improving because of the emergence of international affairs as a prime campaign issue and Goldwater's demise. As examples of Goldwater's alleged decline. Javits cited the Arizona senator's statement that the Tennessee Valley Authority should be sold, his proposal that field commanders should have control of atomic weapons, and his "recourse to a long-outmoded gunboat diplomacy. 1 "He is an echo of another day," Javits said, "interesting and nostalgic but not germaine to the pressing modem problems." Rockefeller, Javits said, has 25 years of diplomatic experience going all the way back to "coordinator of Inter-American Affairs and has every right to be credited in this field." President Johnson, Javits said, made his political mark in domestic policy and is not too strong in foreign affairs. Major issues appear to be erupting around the world.

Latin America must be saved on the highest level. That seems to be the acid test of American foreign policy." Javits admitted that Rockefeller's diverse and remarriage was a political drawback but said "it has become a question of balance. That against how desireable you think the man is to the country Javits discounted the possibility of the nomination going to the so-called Republican dark- horse candidates--Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton, former vice president Richard Nixon, Michigan Gov. George Romney or Ambassador to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge.

"I don't think the Republican nomination is going to be the result of a draft. "The Republican party should DR. KILDARC by Ktn foM CALENDARS ARC FOR FORESEEABLE EVENTS, FRIENP, CALL THE SHIP'S HOSPITAL AND REQUEST OR. KILDARf'S PRESENCE IMMEDIATELY IF YOU PLEASE, NO, DOCTOR, IT'S MY WIFE. THINK YOU THINK SHE 15 ABOUT TO 6IVE BIRTH? THEN YOU ARE BUT IT WASN'T 5UPTO5EP TO HAPPEN MEAN, NOT FOR ANOTHER MONTH' SANDY SLEIGHFOOT by Unwin SfcCONO MEEDS GOLD GUBEWa I AT ATWAEUKE THIS THEBONWJE lOOSt UfSttT On- ABOUT THE BARREL FULL OF 6SU would support Goldwater if Goldwater were to be nominated.

"I shall have to determine at the time if I will support Sen. Goidwater. If I gave a blanket answer now, it would be digging my head in the sand. It would be untrue to all the things I believe in if I blindly commit myself," he said. Touching briefly on civil rights legislation, he said it was the duty of Republicans to uphold their tradition as the party Allendale The Rev.

J. C. Van Wyke preached the sermon Sunday morning at the local Reformed Church, it being Mission Emphasis Sunday at the Reformed Churches of Classis Zeeland. The Rev. Van Wyke has been a former missionary to India some time ago.

A special offering for Chris- the Democratic administration. of Lincoln and support civil i an Literature India will be rights legislation put forth by taken at the Reformed Doras Circle next Thursday. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. N. Koper.

This offering will be taken at all Circles this month, February being World Mission Month. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Lemmen and Mr. and Mrs.

Marinus De Love to Tell The Story" at the morning service. The annual fathers and sons banquet of First Christian Reformed Church will be held on Tuesday, March 3. The local W. C. T.

U. met at the home of Mrs. Frank Sheridan Monday evening. Pictures were shown of the Sheridan's vacation trip to Africa where their daughter, Lois Sheridan, is a missionary. The Eagles Cadra will meet i at Morris Hinken's garage on Thursday evening.

Most Workers Stay Fired LANSING (UPI)-- A 23 year survey of State Civil Service firings today showed a total of State Seeks New Firms LANSING (UPl)-Gov. George Romney is hoping 13 will be Young are vacationing in Flora lucky number for Michigan economic opportunity as that many two-man teams will approach 31 electronics firms across the nation with a sales pitch for locating in the water wonderland. "The firms which will be contacted have indicated a positive interest in Michigan's potential for the electronics industry," Romney said. The firms were selected on ida for several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Visser attended the wedding of Roger Lee Aldennk and Miss Sandra Lee Ensing, Friday evening in the Home Acres Reformed Church. The West Saranac Local Mich- Green Arrow Route Grows LANSING (UPI) Michigan Highway 66--the Green Arrow route--will be extended from Battle Creek to the Michigan- 7,195 employes dismissed, with 1,000 appealing for a hearing and 192 reinstated, the commission said. State agencies fired 204 Rights Group Can't Agree On Their Plea By United Press International About 150 civil rights demonstrators, amid evidence of growing dissension among their leaders, were scheduled to appear in a New York City court today on disorderly conduct charges. More than 350 others arrested during sitdown demonstrations last summer at a construction site in Brooklyn faced a judge Monday.

There was apparent disagreement over whether the group should plead guilty or innocent. Following a heated meeting of the defendants in a vacant courtroom, 110 pleaded guilty, 45 cases involving adolescents were dismissed and more than 200 other persons pleaded innocent. One civil rights leader, the Rev. Milton A. Galamison, pleaded innocent while another leader, the Rev.

William A. Jones, pleaded guilty. At Pine Bluff, Negro comedian Dick Gregory and white integrationist leader William Hansen pleaded innocent Monday to charges of creating a disturbance at a truck stop lunch counter. They were jailed after failing to post $500 bond each. Gregory and Hansen were arrested when they refused to leave the lunch counter at the request of the manager.

DEFENDS $275,000 Rep. Harry R. Sheppard, denies to reporters in Washington that there is "anything irregular or improper" about his sudden deposit of $275,000 in Washington banks and savings and loan associations. The 79-year-old Sheppard said the money had been lying idle in a safe deposit box for yeais and that he had not invested because he did not have time to watch investments and because he did not want income which have put him in a higher income tax bracket. rested four Negroes Monday on trespassing charges when they i refused to leave a hotel where employes last year with 19 ap- they were denied rooms peals and eight alt Lake Citv, Utah: Former' six of which substituted disciplinary suspension without pay.

Since 1957 the firing rate has been about 200 a year and 'there are 31,695 employes on the state payrolls now. Franklin K. DeWald, State Civil Service director, said this arrest of "freedom riders'" in on charges their presence could touch off vio- 1 lence. Monroe, N.C.: Three Negroes and a white man accused of kidnaping a white ing a racial were scheduled to today. Montgomery, Ala.i The site of a three-judge hearing on a request for a sweeping injunc- 8 i Congress would "destroy con-1 stitutional government as we i have known it since the birth of this nation." Minneapolis.

Minn.t Alabama was from Monday to expedite matters. West Ottawa Board Hears Bus Report A report by the transporta- i tion committee which has been studying transportation problems in West Ottawa school district for several months highlighted the monthly meeting of the West Ottawa Board of Education Monday night. Louis Van Slooten, chairman of the transportation committee, said the purchase of a new bus and its in-service operation had relieved crowded conditions of buses serving the high school and Pine Creek school. The board accepted for first reading the committee's recommendation of bus replacement every seven years for all West Ottawa school buses. The board will make final determination on transportation policies at tha March meeting.

The transportation also will investigate the advisability of purchasing a van-typa bus to transport special education children within the district. The board adopted a school calendar for 1964-65 in which opening dates, vacations, are coordinated with other districts in the local area. The board authorized the administration to purchase ard stock supplies on the basis of bids for the 1964-65 school year. The personnel committee was authorized to offer teaching contracts to six prospective elementary teachers at salaries within the present West Ottawa salary schedule. With Supt.

Lloyd Van Raalte attending the convention of School Administrators in Atlantic City, N. High School Principal Duane Hooker represented the administration at Monday's meeting. Comes Out in Wash SWANSEA, Wales Chief Fines Himself CHELTENHAM, Eng, (UPI) --Police Chief Edwin White who started legal proceedings against himself for careless showed stage agencies are sup- Gov. George Wallace said Mon- Truck driver Patrick Joseph driving leading to an auto acci- Indiana state line at Sturgis. ported by the commission in day it is difficult to find a sin- Wells was acquitted of embez- State Highway Commissioner John C.

Mackie said Monday. The announcement means that the Green Arrow route will have a single route number designa- nearly all cases and that state I gle area of the civil rights bill i zling $42 from his firm when rules do not permit getting rid "which does not pose a court accepted the explaca- of the occasional misfit who gets nical threat to our concept of tion that the missing money igan Milk Producers Associa-i tion from the state line to Char-! on ne hired through the merit selection process but does not work out government and society." had been Jackson, The state Su- which his tion dinner was held in the Allendale Township Hall last Saturday. Guests were members and their whes. Jack W. be proud of such talent.

But it's the duty of these people to come out and state their opinions on the issues. Dick Nixon is and the others should if thev want to be considered said. he the basis of introductory letters Barnes, general manager of the from Romney to 89" of the! Association was the guest largest electronic firms in the I speaker, nation Circle 8 of the Ladies Chris- The' results of the contacts i a Sch o1 A met Thursday made bv the 13 teams in terms orni a ho TM? of prospective expansions, new! Oostendorp and Circle One locations, laboratories and other et on Monday night at the services, will be pooled, Rom- home of Mrs Torm ney said The campaign to solicit elec- ironies industries for Michigan Dinner is an outgrowth of Michigan's rT recent bid in Washington to the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) in hopes of locating a $50 million research Plans were made for the serving of the Production-Credit other projects to future, entered center in the state. Mrs. Garold Zeeland Community Hospital last Tuesday night for an emergency appendectomy.

Judy Kraker, daughter of Mr levoix in Northern Michigan where it ends. Mackie said The highway from Battle 1 Creek to Sturgis has been numbered M-78 for a number of years but members of the Green Arrow Association told Mackie it would make promotion easier if the route had only one number over its entire distance. The route numbering changes will occur late in 1964 following the relocation of a five mile section of M-78 west of Colon in St. Joseph County. The changes will be shown on the 1965 highway map, Mackie said.

preme Court Monday upheld i washing machine. in his blue jeans wife had put in a dent was fined S56 Monday. The shortest place name In the shortest place name in the world is the Fench village of in the Somme, so named since 1241. WE THINK WE ARE Holland's Only All Meat Market Su Javits told a Wayne State' It was finally located in the and Mrs John Kraker entered i i. i rl 1 1 University audience the Republican party must adopt a progressive platform and a progressive candidate or "there's a grave danger we may be pushed into a situation that will endanger the two-party sjstem in the United States He told newsmen, "If we don't come out of the convention with the platform we need, if we come out with a Goldwater tjpe platform, it will cause grave dangers and jeopardize the two-party system Boston area.

Zeeland Hospital for appendici- i tes on Mondav. Feb. 10. Four Michigan Last Wednesdav rs. Lvle utilities and community indus-j entertained several trial deveopment groups are' neighboring women i a taking part in the project.

i co ff ee The schools involved are the; Mrs. Joe Deters of Universities of Detroit. Michi- Grand Rapids were Fridaj af- gan. Michigan State and ternoon and supper guests in State. Each team will include an electronics expert and an industrial development specialist.

'the home of Fred Veldink. Mrs. Kenneth Morrow is progressing favorably after heart surgery. She is still at the Uni- He said he did not know if he under study, Romney said. Romney said.

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