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MPS COLUMN Sen. McGovern Established As Formidable Candidate His Kingdom For A Knight's Queen HARRIS SURVEY dent ft war hoiween tlthati Niton lot iho MopuMiconi, Son. 6 a 1 1 1 McGovtn lot ho Democrat onj Gov. WoWoee on independent. II you hoi to cnoow right now, whom would yon ho lot?" MlienMtOteomWelleto Trt Nil phrey and McGovern are not significant, the obvious moving force in the electorate today is McGovern.

He has come from far back in the field to become second week in May, elthf Humphrey or McGovern would be no further behind than was Humphrey immediately following the 1968 Democratic convention, a gap he all but closed by Election Day. At the; moment, however, the momen; turn would appear to be moving with McGovern. The central question is whether he call continue his surge or will level out in the precarious position of Democratic front-runner. (c) Ckicaie Tribune WerM Riehtt ReMnret third-p arty candidate than when the Democrats run alone against Nixon. At this point in time, the President is picking up slightly more of the Wallace vote in a two-way contest than either of his two leading pos-s i 1 Democratic opponents.

This is a reversal of earlier findings of the Harris Survey over the past year. Wtih Wallace out of the race, Nixon holds a substantial but not decisive 7 to 8-point lead. This means that as of the NiMH McGeeera Wallace Surf it IS a major contender, not only for 2 the Democratic nomination but ftj with a chance now to capture the White House in November. 3 I. prove to be a "Barry Gold-water of the Left," referring to the weak run made by the Arizona senator when the Republican candidate polarized the electorate in 1964.

Certainly McGovern's upsurge belies any such theory. The dramatic McGovern gain in this latest Harris Survey obscures to an extent the fact that, in the aftermath of the escalation of Vietnam hostilities, his chief opponent for the Democratic nomination, Humphrey, also makes his closest run against President Nixon in a year. The cross section was asked: "Suppot this November, it were Between Richard Nixon lot iho Republicans, Stnatot ubott Humphrey lot the Democrats, and George Waf-as an independent. II you had to choose right now, whom would you he lor?" Niton-Humphreir-Wellace Trena" Not Nixon Humphrey Wallace Sure By LOUIS HARRIS Sea George McGovern of South Dakota has established himself as a formidable candidate for the White House, and is running just as strongly as Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota against President Nixon in presidential pairings. In the latest Harris Survey, Nixon is ahead of Sen.

McGovern 48 to 41 per cent in a two-way contest. In a three-way race, Nixon leads the South Dakota senator 40 to 35 per cent, with Gov. George Wallace of Alabama as a third-party nominee at 17 per cent Humphrey runs behind President Nixon SO to 42 per cent in a two-way matchup With Wallace running as a third-party nominee, Humphrey draws closer, trailing by only 41 to 37 per cent, with Wallace at 16 per cent. Although the differences in the percentages between Hum- Soms pcopli tcz3 it NswYork. By IRVKUPCINET, Cnkete Sm-TIm CHICAGO- Impresario FRANK FRIED will win the hearts of the nation's chess enthusiasts with this project: He's on the verge of a deal for a closed-circuit audio (not visual) broadcast of the world chess championship in Iceland between America's BOBBY FISCHER and Russia's BORIS SPASSKY.

As Fried envisions it, huge qhess boards will be installed in hotel ballrooms in key cities and each move by Fischer and Spassky will be charted as the closed-circuit reports come in Movie maker CUBBY BROCCOLI snared ROGER "The Saint" MOORE to play agent 007 in the next James Bond film. Former Sen. EUGENE MCCARTHY, apparently senses a winner in the race It is worth noting that at the present time a third-party candidacy by Wallace would help both Humphrey and McGovern in their nationwide percentages against Nixon. Here is the trend since early 1971 of a Nixon-McGovern- Wallace race, with the latest survey being conducted among a cross section of 1,385 likely voters on May 9 and 10, shortly after the President's announcement of the mining of North Vietnam harbors: "Suppose) In 1972 lot presi Here is the trend in a direct Nixon-McGovern contest with no third-party candidates: Ninn-McOevera Tm4 Net Mir. i7i 2 3i i Arll 11 Men to Just over a month ago, the South Dakota senator appeared to be running poorly against the President.

A number of political commentators predicted that if he were nominated at the July Democratic National Convention, McGovern would LOBNBHMMCR lOCWSDME ertiriW'X. Kupcinet Miss Sinatra RY GOLDWATER, and she was appearing at a dinner for Sen. McGovern." SALLY STRUTHERS re-ports the family of All in the Family is so close that she calls CARROLL O'CONNOR "Pop" and JEAN STAPLE-TON "Mom" offstage as well as on And JIMMY WONG reports his daughter is at the awkward age: "Too young to remember ELVIS PRESLEY and too old to forget TOM JONES!" Three of PRESIDENT NIX- UBVS SUMMIT tlitxirqbnJm. "RAM ADA INN 48xe'Am. OritimirtkrlAf HOmOJOHNSOtS'S wroeioosr 14 It 12 12 12 10 13 11 11 May, 1171 41 Aoril 42 March 48 Fteriunr 47 January 44 November.

171 45 Ststembjr 45 May 44 Aoril 42 Nmembtr, 170 4 Aoril 50 37 34 35 34 37 34 34 3 41 34 ON's aids who witnessed his Javits Praises Willkie One World Concept 37 12 wonamwr, as Nisoit-Humokrer Trend for the Democratic presidential famous "kitchen debate" in nomination. He's Rowing his Moscow with Nikita Mru- SSSSHlJS? JrokTr "JS sncnev 1959 are accompany-GOVERN, He never did him trin tn Russi, Not Ninon Humphrey Sure May. 17i 50 42 Aoril 50 41 March 53 37 10 February 51 41 0 FOR INSTANT HOTEL RESERVATIONS: DIAL 800-521-0780 (TolMrtt) (DETROIT) or your traval agent. (3 LOEWS HOTELS In the case of McGovern and Humphrey, the Democratic lin D. Roosevelt, led a contingent of political and civic leaders who came here from throughout the nation for the memorial observance.

It was nominee now is showing better cotton to his fellow Minnesotan, Sen. HUBERT HUMPHREY. EDGAR BERGEN was asked how he and his daughter, CANDY, are getting along politically these days. "Oh, we have a wonderful understanding," he replied. "Each of us The trio: ROSEMARY WOODS, his secretary; HERB KLEIN, director of communications, and BILL SAFFIRE, speech-writer.

The headliners: One of the surprises at a Chicago fund- with Wallace in the race as a QUANTITY SIGHTS RESERVED (a. c.n mTTnr-ii7nrv goes our own way wittt the blessines of the other. One dav R--. tomorrow will be a vio- would take on the Vietnam war no one can rightfully say." Javits said he opposes President Nixon's escalation of the Vietnamese conflict for the same reason Willkie supported Roosevelt. "This is not our war," he said.

"This is a war in which we were dedicated to withdrawal. "I see nothing whatever except the highest order of patriotism in endeavoring to bring the President's views more into line with what I believe should be the interests of the country." STORES TO SERVE YOU! for instance. I was entertain ing at a dinner for Sen. BAR- Special to The Niwi RUSHVILLE, Ind. Sen.

Jacob Javits, told a Wendell Willkie Day observance today Willkie's "one world" concept of internationalism needs repeating 28 years after his death. "Willkie was alive to the imperatives facing our nation in terms of the world," Javits said. "His counsel today would most surely be equally valuable and wise at a time when most of the nation is faced with the specter of neo-isola-tionism arising from disillusionment over the tragically improvident Vietnam war." Javits, whose brother Benjamin was Willkie's Eastern manager in the 1940 presidential campaign against Frank- 5940 E. 10th ST H3 mm uewfeGi 6060 E. 46fh ST.

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Javits arrived by helicopter for memorial rites at Rushville High School following a wreath-laying ceremony on the Willkie grave at East Hill Cemetery. Willkie died in 1944, slightly more than four years after he emerged from the financial world of Wall Street to grab the Republican presidential nomination. His book, "One World," was written in 1943 after a world tour. Javits said although Willkie was a loser "he had a greater impact on our nation and its foreign policy than many elected presidents. "In my judgment, that impact has been crucial to the security of our nation and will be crucial to the future of peace," he said.

He told an estimated 2,000 persons, many who remember lin solo by his mother, ELIZABETH PERCY. Mrs. Percy, a sprightly octogenarian, once played with the Evanston (Hi.) Symphony FRANK SINATRA is taking daughter TINA off to Europe for a three-month stay to mend the heartbreak she suffered when her romance with BOB WAGNER cooled Rep. SID YATES, in a speech in Chicago the other eve, recalled his June 25, 1966, appearance on a TV show with Richard M. Nixon, then a private citizen, to debate Vietnam.

Nixon called for the bombing of Haiphong and Hanoi, while Yates argued bombing had proved ineffective and should not be expanded. THE HOME OF LOW PRICES THREE DINING ROOMS State Jaycees Elect Carpenter PRICES AND COUPON IN THIS AD GOOD THRU MAY 23P.D SALOON The new president of the MONDAY, MAY 22 AND TUESDAY, MAY 23, ONLY SPECIAL GAY 90s TIFFANY Indiana Jaycees is Noble Car penter of Plymouth, succeeding Steve Stefanzik, Linton, who 127 S. Illinois 637-1811 I FREE PARKING leH Pirk Gare-lll. one Marrliml Arms Violation was elevated to chairman of the board. Other officers elected at the organizations' meeting here 033QJED Suspect Sought Don't Miss This Show' Group! HARRIS, CANDY MR.

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Named outstanding local presi the 1940 Willkie campaign and the part Rushville played as the headquarters site, that Willkie rose above partisan politics to support Roosevelt in the early part of World War II. "But his support came at the exact moment when the nation's interests were truly at stake," he said. "What side Wendell Willkie Officers, who had been sum moned to Campbell's Inn, 150 E. 22nd, on a report of a man with a gun, had taken a loaded TUESDAY, MAY 23, ONLY SPECIAL dents were: Larry Huff, Danville. John Rea, Tell City.

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