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I I ill LEGIONS of the NILE I I Ijl The GODDESS of LOVE 1 -Doors Oasn 12:00 Dm Fat racle! Ill as ever on tne jocai level. Despite the fact that Vice Pres ident. Richard M. Nixon polled per cent 01 tne in 11 Southern states. GOP I congressional candidates attracted i mere 31.8 per cent.

This mark: a drop of nearly 2 per cent! from 1956. the last comparable1 election. The Republican party in the South ran almost 26 per cent be hind Nixon; in the nation as hole, it trailed only per the Republicans' ran three fewer congressional candidates than in 1956 showed gains in only four states in theregion. In only one. North! Carolina, the Republican Eain considerable, while five of states showine Repub lican decreases registered large 7 Republicans Elected Finally, the-only Republi elected in the South were the who have won in everv elpr-i tion since In oniy two oth-i er districts, both in North Caro-i lioa, did Republican candidates come within 10.000 votes, of their Democratic opponents.

And one of; these the ninth, was closer 19d2 than in 1960. The popular vote for Southern Republican candidates for the House showed a slight gain overj 1330. irom to But the Democratic vote, which had dropped neajly 500,000 from 1952 to 1956. rose by more than 800.000 to 6,272,610. The oniy states showing GOP increases were Louisiana.

Mis-i sissippi. North Carolina and Tex as. In three of these states the: GOP gain was 2 per cent or less. In worth Carolina, the Republi cans picked up $.4 per cent to a respectable 39.5 per cent. In the other seven states, the Republicans lost ground.

Some of tne drops w.ere per cent in Georgia, 6.4 per cent in Florida. 7.5 per cent in Virginia. 9.5 ner cent- in Tennessee and 12.7 per Experts Cite Reasons Among the reasons cited bv political experts for the difficulty Republicans are in the South are these: 1. Most Democratic congress men are so well entrenched noth-i in? short of death or reappor tionment can remove them. Presi- idential candidates change but congressmen, seemingly last- for-jever and incumbents are hard Most Republican parties are! "shadow" organizations.

The real; of national WP candi dates in the South stems from vol-' unteer groups, many of whose; members simultaneously favor' the re-election of Democratic con-; gressmen. In Mississippi, for example, sev eral leaders in the Volunteers; ifor Nixon-Lodge organization an nounced publicly were back-' mg tne oniy two uemocratic House members who had Repub lican opposition. The top goes on a new field house in Miami, formed reinforced concrete. The Meatus weight tons each. Northern liberal for national of-' fice.

such as in most presidential contests. COP Makes Some Gains The Republican party, however. is making some progress in the iSouth. In 1950, just two Repub licans, ootn in tennessee. won House contests in the region.

in taw. ooostea ov Eisennower's deep inroads in nor mally Democratic areas, four more Republicans won, three in Virginia and one in North Caro- In 1954 Republicans ivon seats in Texas and Florida, although tney lost one Virginia. Since then Republicans have soldified their hold on these sev en seats. But progress has been slow elsewhere. It has been even jslower in gubernatorial contests na races tor tne u.

senate, 'here no Republicans have come to winning. in statewide races the Kepubli-ins are still at the stage where they claim a "moral victory" when a candidate such as John Tower in Texas loses to Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson by only 400,000 If the 1960 election proved anv- thing it was what political experts here have been saying for tnat a two-partv sys tem in the South (exclusive of presidential races) is extremely unlikely barring a tremendous po litical snaKeup (remote) or a dis appearance of the race problem (more remote). Even a realignment of political parties would probably not change much, ine name misnt be different, but the South would! still be solid.

Theater I bet More Oat Time Of Go OntTe Table "Mr. Roberts" at 19:05. "Tender Trap" at 7:00. CANDLELITE-PIX TWIN Drive "Last Days of Pompeii" at 7:30. "Macumba Love" at 9: 15- CAPITOL "Not as a Stranger" at 2:00, 9:00.

"The Searchers" at 4:15. 7: OOCENTER DRIVE-IN "Journey to a Lost City" at 5:30, 9:30. "Last Woman on Earth" at 15. COMMUNITY "Let No Man Write My Epitaph" at 9:10. "Country Girl" at 7:35.

FINE ARTS Southern Democrats are oo 9:15 ive and segregationist, giving thern a monopoly on HIPPODROME "Magnificent ucai sn tne region, wnere-peven at neu couna ai as there was once a feelmg South- jern Republicans would taki more liberal stance, partially to win the ever-increasing Negro vote, the opposite has come true. Thus, Republican candidates "Journey to a Lost itv" at 6:30. 9:30. "Last Woman ion Earth" at 8:10. LOEWS POLT "Esther and' are often more conservative than Ithe Kin?" at 2:20 5:55 Democratic opponents.

Their 'steps" at 12:40. 4:10. 7:50. oniy gain irom mis is wnen SOUtn-i era conservatives support MAJESTIC "Village of the jDamned" at 2:10.. 4:40.

7:10, 9:40. 'WalK lair at 1:00. :30. NORWALK DRIVE-IN "Village of the Damned" at 9:30. cnance ivieetmg at "Magnificent Seven" 1:00.

5:55. 9:05. "Studs Loni- igan" at 3:20, 7:20. "Buckskin Lady" at lu: a.m., 1:24 p.m.,. 4:48, "Big Heat" at 11:06 a.m., 2 p.m., 6:04, 9:23.

"Journey to a Lost! City" at 1:00, 6:45. 9:40. "Last Womin on Earth" at 2:35, 5:28, 8:25. U. S.

TO AID JORDAN Carelessness can cost you than 'money more SANTIAGO, Chile, Die. H'jargest single contributor. Tie (UPI) A special lC-car Christ- Junior Red Cross in the United-mas train with a full-dxess Santa States and Canada collected some Claus at the controls left Santi- 125 thousand toys from North ago for the south yesterday to American children. The Amer-distribute holiday gifts to a haif jean children. The American Red million children.

Thev are Cross provided bags for the Ivors of last spring's earthquakes toys, carrying greetings in tidal wave which ravaged i0 ish from children. Chilean orovinces of southern Giile. and foreian businessmen contri-' Santa Claus will guide the bated casa. train on a l.COO-mile tonr through While the train dispenses its 72 villages. cheer on land 3 Chi-j Msgr.

Emilio Tagle, apos- lean warship will carry toyi tolic administrator in Santiago, fffshore islands, blessed the train that iviil bring 1 I- i The governmem of Communist Chile's greatest natural aboiished A bottle of champagne was brok-; richsha on tha. a mai! en agamsi tne gaiiy oecoratea jo-, degrades himself fay pulling! Among the officials who saw. ithe train leave was Minister of ithe Interior Sotero Del Rio. His wife was one of the women who i conceived the idea of the Christ-j train. Also at the station; 200 Santiago school chil-' idren.

School children throughout Chile contributed to the halt-mil-; i lion-toy cargo, Many of the toys were contri-jbuted by patients in hospitals for. tne poysicady msaDiea as wen the blind. Their gifts include the United States will wooden horses, refinishsd by million for construction of a 17-! hand, books and tricycles. AMMAN, Dec. 11 (AP) highway from Jerusalem to! The wife of Mexican President der a new agreement with Jordan.

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