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'Reader 00 irnonsi Voter Resents Muskie SnieaF Pixie a By MOIWIS E. PETERSON would appreciate an opportunity to comment; Muskle's remarks, against. Gov. Wallace and Implied against the nalkmlllion voters', who supported Gov. Wallace In Florida primary, remarks that Gov.

Wallace (supporters' implied) are; demagogue of the, worst possible. threat.to country shows how 'far, out of touch Senator Muskie is with the. will of the, people on major issues. Muskie should remember that in this great country the Will of the! people will rbe" heard and that (xmucians are. eiectea oy tne people to represent the will the people.

He has accused a large Vmaj'ofity citizens Florida "of, being mhumaneandjaihreat "to the country in that he (accused Wallace. Humphrey beat Muskie two to one. all of those, people who differ Mustae are'lnhumanef'Vweats the country," and etc. of the people of Florida who voted that are humane. I personally resent his remarks which imply that so many Florida Voters are ItKreat to the country hvihat they voted for Gov.

Wallace. I served in the Vk: Navy, was honorably'' discharged. I 'have held one of our' nations top security clearances for over 17 years, have never been arrested, never been unemployed, neverj received any' form of welfare or financial aid from the government, I have never, cheated on my income, tax I invite DBS to audit nie for any year I have ever worked). Furthermore, I am paying for my own higher1 education through college, courses and correspondance. Even though I qualify for the G.I.

Bill and a tuition payment plan from' my employer 1 have hot' accepted either. At the same time I voted in favor of the If sue to provide assistance to students who need help. 1 need not go on boasting about paying my own way in society. However, I do believe I have a right to express my vote and Gov. Wallace has a right to run for president without being' accused by a trash mouth remark such as being.

a threat' to the country. I am the kind of people who vote, for Wallace. If I or Wallace', am a threat to this challenge Muskie to prove It In a court of rqan 'ofvhis if. intelligence.must know the proper steps to take legal action against a threat to our country. If why would he want the Presidency? God bless America, especially Wallace.

Radio Programming Missing Potentials By ELMER C. Merrltt Island etnrthe 40s; wherrlTTO doing, sound 'effects and riding gain, radio4roadcastlng was a giant Industry. In fact it Was almost i I has i r' for JV 'jsmmmsii By BILL. AND BETTY APPLEY Indialantic We all. spend a great deal of time extolling the somewhat dubious virtues 'of our' elected city officiate, the inefficiency of our.

police and fire departments, our friends and neighbors in general, .1 am somewhat mortified to admit that I am no exception 16. this inherited Amerlcanlstlc. th entire electronics Industry before WW II. (Many Claim radio employed, at inai time, more people than TV does now.) Then commercial TV came along and radio station staffs were gobbled up by TV. Radio engineers, announcers and otter personnel were at a premium.

While'' reeling from the; advent; of a man in a suit from" 1Cyenue came along and' knocked radio to jts knees, with some biased surveys. "Radio is dead" Madison Avenue cried, "put your advertising dollars into TV." Sponsors flocked to and network tadio starved to a shadow of its former greatness while Madison Avenue fees Programming for even, most prestigious radio: stations dropped to that of the low power daytlrae.broadcasters; fend has risen only slightly since. Those biasecU telephone. isuryeyi deliberately slanted to prove that there was wMonger a radio' listening, audneice. But everyone believed! Radio Jwoadcasters genuflect to ech Madison Avenue pronouncement designed to keep radio a poor TftlfltlVC TC 'One of Madison.

Avenue's most blktantr misconceptions to be kept alive is that half the listening audience is under, 30 years of aee. Half the population may be under 30 t. i k. Hcfnnlnu audience: In' January of this yearj my; wife who was: alone in the house at the. time, had the terrifying experience of awaking In thev of the night the house on fire J.

After two unsuccessful attempts, she managed to escape from the smoke, filled. house, reach our neighbor and phone; the lire, department. In: her own, words, before She had time to put the phone down, she heard the Indialantic fire alarm' sound, and by the time she walked of the neighbor's house the police had arrived and she" could hear the fire truck coming, The fire; was quickly brought' under control. There was no water" damage, the rugs were removebV before any unnecessary tracking and thT house was swept and mopped before the firemen left. I think the most embarrassing thing was that the Indialantic fire trucks were manned by those neighbors and friends.

Needless to say I pro a 1 'will, continue extolling the same dubious virtues of bur city of, Indialantic govern but if efficiency is a reflection of good sity government, all: of us that 'live "in Indialantic can. feel mighty proud; of our city government, fire department and police department. jhdnFeapecU For bicenseBill ,7 A i f. 1' x'i vzmtmmaam: '1 Ul 4KSL JKr rMp Tr fry TODAY, Taesday, March 21. 1972 Poems Reads TODAY Wirt SnVtcM Eugene McCarthy, the presidential cam "pai read poetry to about 3Q0 persons fund raising Sunday night, in Madison, Wis', The former Minnesota senator read some ofV his poetry and that of Abraham Lincoln, and Mao Tse tung, making light of' his own Mcvartny said ne ran for president in 1968 "just fTGDAY'sT to get my poetry publish VNames and Faces cu, nun lti(V AAAVMUO urging me to become politically active." JO.C Smith Held on Dope Count Police in' St; Louis have filed narcotics charges; against O.C.

Smith. ''Iplice said Smith, a passenger in a car stopped for a tcaffic viola tioh, shpved a bottle containing what was beulyedlo be cocaine under aVseat. HI' Appreciates ericy Help Pot flips Barry more if. Again Actor JohnNuarryrnorc 39, has been arrestea LLrXv UctbvM9kIlU uana possession eies Hard to Believe TODAY UPI Tlphofe Grandma Liz Taylor cradles her newest granddaughter iir her arms in this photo from the Ladies' Home Journal April edition. The little one, Leyla Wilding, is the daughter of Liz's ly ear old son, Michael and booked for investigation oj tor tne secona time li said.

Two marijuana cigarets were found when officers; searched Barrymore after his car stalled, Barrymore, son' of late 'screen star John Barrymore; was arraigned last Thursday on similar, following his arrest March 40. Chess Play, in Belgrade June 22 Chess officials Monday the world titlp match between champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and his. U.S. Challenger Robert' Fischer will hprln In Kelornrio Vifonelavia LTnnn 9.7 Prison Bars Ray's Brother Brushy Mountain State Prison officials in Petros, have banned the brother of James Earl Ray from the institution for six months for. allegedly smuggling a letter out pf the prison.

Warden Robert Moore said Jerry Ray. took a letter from his brother, but of the prison and mailed it to the Knoxville News Sentinel. James Earl Ray, the convicted slayer "of Dn Martin Luther King denied in the letter official, reports.that he had attempted to escape. ij I U.S. Church Memte Stdndst NEW YORK (AP) of 'American church membership, soared in the 1950s and slowed in the 1960s, now has come to a virtual Tbisf was the gist of a sum jnarvL: Issued latest Actually, although some churches registered gains and others losses, the overall results approximate a no growth situation, he said, Nevertheless, the addition I of the.

new resportlhg" bodies "6nly one of them, the Southern Baptists, up by 1.2 percent, had a gain exceeding the 1.1 percent population growth. The increase of 140,324 brought the Southern Baptists. the country's Jargest Protestant body, to 11.6 million. The Roman Catholic Church also edged up .7 percent or 342,640 to a total of 48.2 million. Several s.m a 1 1 conservative Protestant bodies, also registered, increases.

But most of the larger Protestant denominations reported losses. 9 i lUtistlcsrLcturitlif SZ fndrother juaUfying actors raf.i. i i nring tne total to 63J8 percent By aiARLES CHEVERIE Satellite Beach: Did you atch the lUtle item orTpage '4B'r of TODAY'S Wednesday, March 15th Issue under Legislative Roundupl? 'What inibell 'Is the fun ln the suil state of. Florida trying' to do to its citizens and visiting tourist? We all agree that a fresk water license is necessary so' that the Co a 1 1 Department will have funds to" carry out its responsibaities, we also agree that the Cane pole law was Jammed down our throats very recently so that they would have' even more' A "Universal. Fishing Come on" senators Jets be sensible.

A law like this. Is not Just affecting a man with a few, hours that wants to go to, the surf for a littlp relaxation. What will'lt do.to the charter boats and fishing, pleriv. the ocean as well as thtf Indian and Banana Rlvers.What kind of fish is Natural Resources Director Randolph: lodges golngi to stock the oceaiTwith? They" say the money 'will be placed In trust Ao. be used for building up fishing reefs.

Fishing reefs are nothing but a barge load of old automobile bodies dumped at sea to form hiding places for fish to feed smnnH anri How expensive are'old kit rf half the radio listening audience: Not even nalfof these undcrjarlUteningi i passeai uke 8u laws to niake i money for" 1u tin htate are. but te mase a nnwiiw stagnation," said Constant H. Jacquet researcher and 1 editor, of the Yearbook of American Churches, by nthe National CouncU of Churches. 'Tnere are spotty gains and losses, but over all, it amounts to. a standstill." On the surface, the new; total "of ,131,045,953 church members 1971 represents' a gain;" of "2,540,869 or 1.97 percent over the previous year's figure; but It's not really what' it "It's due to technical factors," Jacquet said, explaining the apparent increase came mainly through inclusion of from additional denominations not before, and from changes, in reporting systems in some other cases i erica population, up .8 percent Irom the 2.4 percent of 1970..

Most of the larger Protest tant bodies 'reported actual declines. in membership, and, TV won't, but radio woaacasiers are willing to go along with the Madison Avenue generated fable' of under SC I programming. But' it's easy for radio broao casters to want to believe the fable thelr: low salaried "announcers' nd disc jockeys are under 30; their free records are made for those under 30. The ridiculous part is that ad Vertisers, the program sponsors, allow their advertising dollars' to be wasted on. such a smaU listening audience while what Is probably a ten times larger potential listening audience has little 'or nothing to listen to during a large part of the broadcast day.

Throughout the nation, there adult, bromrnming except, in, the largest titles Jwhere sUUons have decided It was capture a particular segment of listeners ratter than complete, for a smaU fraction of that almost nonexlsUnt under 30 listening InBr4yard4pedanyhereJSrKtaeLAM, radio adult programming during the peak listening hours the trayel Bpuia and when most eopleare preparing for that trip to wort Other facts' In, that research project brought out mwh of the potential listeners likes and what they would lite In rhelr daily listening fare. What theiV mass, communication needs are and bow some of this programming could be put Too.llttle of the broadcasting, 'tar 'and that goes for television pro has the interests. the totenen'u prune importance. a painful to the fishermen for the state let me make a suggestion. The first thing that.is sunk to the bottom of that slU waterto lay a foundation for the first fishing reef should he Senator Ken'PIante, Oviedo, the one that sponsofed tiie proposal.

Has everyone noticed that Oviedo is not near salt water? Pastor Embarrassed By Wallace Vote By REV. ROBERT TRAUPMAN "i Holy Name of Jesus Catholic SateUIte Beach I am ashamed and embarrassed to be a Citizen of a state that would nominate a man like George Wallace to the Presidency of Outgceat country, As a man of compassion for all people and'as a piristian I anjutterlyrepulsedby everything" Uiat Mr, Wallace stanos fof" TODAY welcomes' letters from tts readers. should be' addressed; to the Editor, TODAYi Bex 1J30. Cocoa SzB. All lrtten mnit be slgnedwlth yotar name and' address.

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