Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 17

Republican Policy Committee, Telh 'Where The Votes Are' By MATTHEW V. STORIN WASHINGTON The Now delegates who came home from the 1964 Republican Naliona! Convention disillusioned and embittered will find encouragement in a provocative 84-page document being distributed this week bv the U. S. watcritcs it the last convention will find strength in "Where the Votes Are" which was prepared by the policy committee staff. It advocates a Republicanism that would aggressively confront the problems of big cities, the "school-centered society," water and air pollution, RepubUcan Policy Com labor, transportation Moderates who were steam- rolled (or so they said) by Gold.

Driver Pays $50, Costs A Naval Bas sailor pleaded iuilty this morning in District Court to reckless driving and to failing to comply with a police order. David Wright, 18, was fined $25 and assessed court costs on each charge. Police said Wright was driving south on Broad- on Wednesday at 1:35 a.m. and failed to stop for a patrolman until he reached Sheffield Avenue. Police said he stopped after going through side streets.

Jan D. Siegrist, 18, of 15V4 Bay View Ave. was fined $20 after he pleaded guilty to driving while his license was suspended. Three persons were fined $10 after pleading guilty to speeding charges. They were Elizabeth A.

Hart, 23, of 32D "Adams Drive; Sharon L. Olsen, 81, of 4.E Van Buren Road; and James E. Stout, 18, of 64 Boulevard, Middletown. Judge Arthur J. Sullivan pre- elded.

and civil rights. 'Where the Votes Are" is talking about a Republican party which already is generally found New England Phoenix, Ariz. It but not in envisions a Jrand Old Party much closer to Volpe, Reed and Chafee than to Goldwatcr, Reagan and Laird. An open split between these factions has, of course, existed since Los Angeles convention. the policy committee progressives can survive in the election years of 1968 and 1972, "The decade ahead offers Republicans their first opportunity in forty years to establish themselves once again as the majority party in the United States," the staff declares.

It predicts the emergence of a new type of voter, a new power center, a new set of is- ues. "Hopefully, it may pro- ide the leverage to catapull lepublicans into a new status American politics." The facts are clearly printed in the book: in the last two years alone almost six million young people celebrated their 21st birthday, and over the next 10 years the number of families under ago 35 will increase by 40 per cent while the number of families aged 35 to 55 will not Increase at "Since party identification is at its weakest among voters in their early and middle 20's. we suggest the prescence of enormous opportunity; opportunity to make of these new voters the policy committee writers said. The publication goes on to suggest approaches to the pro- ilem already mentioned, subjects which the book admits are already being given close attention by Democcrals. TRY FLAVOR-CRISP Chicken Eat Or Tiln Horai Family Stylt Two Mile Corner Daily-News, Thursday, July 1966 Council Jenney Is Ward 4 Two presentations were occasion" arranged by by the city Council last night her 11 in 11- Jcnncy, who came to at Hibernian Hall on Welling- ton Avenue.

On was- to Fred- a port after World War 1, is inan- with their families. A serviceman's wife at ihe mcctiuM test i i emotionally as to what it means to such families. Her husband is in Anlartica. agcr of the J. T.

O'Con-dl rc. erick W. Jeuncy as the iU. The resoltilion outlined his! Olsen telN standing Citizen of the Fourth with the Naval Ward. The other was to Boy Scouts.

i 11 I FOIl SEUVJCES TO ANTARCTICA Capt. Robert I. Olsen, USf! left, of Halidon Terrace receives from Mayor Shea a plaque from the Antarctica Supply and Activities Command at Quonset for spending' five nights a week contacting and permitting Navy personnel at Palmer Station, Antarctica to talk with their families over his radio and telephone. (Daily News Photo) Robert I. Olsen so a ward resident, on behalf of Capt.

II. M. Koscinsko, com- rria'nding officer of the Antarctic Support and Activities Command at Quonset Naval Air Station. The Council adopted a resolution congratulating Mrs. Louis Bruguierc 90lh birthday, will be presented what ham radio is.

He said hcTwas fortunate to'have a set 'League' Saltwater 'fishermen strong enough to reach Antarct- lAssociation, Newport Arlillcryjica. lie said he had some re- Company and as chairman of his own, in that it the Historic Zoning Coinmis- is not a "boy girl pro- sion. He is marrjecl to the for- but strictly a family pro- mcr Mary Proudfool of this city gram. He said this was neces- and they have two children. sary because he pays for the Capt Olsen was honored by telephone calls to'V- families to Ihe Quonset Command for le- complete the contact, voting five nights a week as a 1 or a apore- i i i i i i i i a UULII.) vuung llvi; i A i a i a 4 of Wakehnrst on her "ham" opet-alor clil lon Division 1 Ancient Jay.

The. testimony vice -en at Palmer Station Hibernians, mak- to her at "a'cther Antarctic stations -ailable the -ejmbern- 24,000 MILES or 24 MONTHS GUARANTEE mayor said he did. not realize 'lit order nrvi'r rents the hall for a fee, and that theere was no of the building the Council. Guardian Service Protection a No-Chargt, monay saving contract, guaranteed in writing. Get full protection of your oil burner with 24 hour Atk us for dttails.

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Police said hey were unable to question im before he died. Detectives later questioned several underworld figures, but said they gained no definite cads. Marfco had a local police record dating back yea's, ncluding several charges involving (heft and gambling. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an order dated July 5, 1S)G(i has been issued by the undersigned InX the name of the oil screw SARAH ELLEN II. official number owned by James N.

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