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Tower Sees Victory Trend In State Polls By SAM Star-Telegram AUSTIN-Sen. John Tower media polls show him leading home county and that of his Tower said a radio station in Lubbock, the hometown of Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr, listed him with 42 per cent of the vote, Carr with 26 per cent and 32 per cent undecided. A television station in Wichita Falls, where Tower once taught college political science courses, showed him leading with 63 per cent of the vote to Carr's 37 per cent.

"I'm also pleased to note the increasing support for my candidacy among younger voters," Tower said. "The University of Texas Daily Texan reports in its October poll by Joe Belden Jr. that Tower has 53 per De Gaulle Finds U.S. Cool to Hint WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department reacted icily Friday to French President Charles de Gaulle's advice to withdraw American troops from Viet Nam on the ground that a military victory there is impossible. The State Department said De Gaulle's news conference remarks represent "no substantive change of his previously expressed What De Gaulle thinks about the Viet Nam war and what he thinks the United States should do there have been known since early September when the French head of state, together with Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk, suggested that this country proclaim a "schedule" of its withdrawal from Viet Nam.

Withdrawal Condition The United States and its allies feel they complied with this request at the recent Manila seven-power conference when they resolved that all their troops would leave Viet Nam within six months after North Viet Nam stopped aggression. Withdrawing without that, or complying with De Gaulle's advice to let the Vietnamese "settle their own affairs in their own manner, and by be their own means," would tantamount to yielding to Communist aggression, American officials commented. De Gaulle's remarks on Viet Nam were read here with noticeably less interest than the general's announcements at earlier news conferences, one of his statements seemed to have annoyed Washington officials. De Gaulle said military victory is impossible in Viet Nam. The general, American noted, is a professional man and apparently thinks about victory only in purely military terms.

Military victory in the classical sense, meaning the elimination of the Hanoi government and invasion of North Viet Nam, is not an avowed objective of the United States. No Military Solution As William P. Bundy, assistant secretary of state for the Far East, put it Sept. 4, "we have always agreed that there could not be a military solution" in Viet Nam. The declared U.S.

objective is peace through negotiations. There was no comment on the De Gaulle remark that France "cannot stand to see a small people bombarded by a great power." One official recalled, however, that French fliers bombarded the same Vietnamese people not too many years KINCH Austin Bureau said Friday local news his re-election race in his opponent. cent, Carr 33 per cent and 14 per cent are undecided. "A MONTH a ago the figures were 45, 21 and 34, respec tively." Tower said the smaller area polls bear out the finding of a statewide poll which Thursday showed him with a 4 per cent lead over Carr. They are evidence of a growing victory trend, Tower said, adding that he expects it to continue and to increase "despite last-ditch desperation efforts by my opponent." Tower flew here from Houston, and served Friday night as master of ceremonies at Austin's Jewel Symphony Ball.

Earlier, during an in-flight discussion with newsmen, Tower said he was "distressed" with a report from Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman "which seeks to absolve the federal government of all blame for increased food prices." IT AND A companion one from Gardner Ackley, economic adviser to the President, were an to housewives, farmers, growers and food processor, Tower said. The Ackley statement blamed unwise and unthrifty buying habits for price "I believe the agriculture secretary and the administration are trying to blame these citizens just to cover up the point of real he said. "However, Freeman's smoke screen cannot obscure the fact that rising food prices in fact a general increase in all prices in housing, clothing and service industries are caused by wasteful and excessive government spending. "IF THE federal government would live within its means, food and living costs would not be skyrocketing. "We must balance the federal budget, just as the housewife must balance the family budget," Tower said.

took issue with a statement from Carr that disagreed with senator's proposal to close the North Vietnamese supply port of Haiphong. "He said he would not do that; he'd do only what Gen. Westmoreland wants," said Tower. "Mr. Carr has no way of knowing what Gen.

Westmoreland or any other field commanders in Viet Nam want because he has never talked to them and said he would not even go to Viet Nam if elected. "I challenge Mr. Carr to tell Texans exactly what his Viet Nam views are, since he will not support closing of the port which supplies the enemy's oil, and ammunition and WEDNESDAY EVENING SPECIAL Wednesday 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. SMORGASBORD 125 Per Buffet Dinner Person VANCE GODBEY'S 9800 JACKSBORO HIGHWAY VENTILATED ALUMINUM AWNINGS BY ACME BLIND SCREEN CO.

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$107,000 settlement has been 15 months ago which orin this northeastern North with an insurance company appears to provide the economic children-now ranging in age be separated. to their happiness has been affected by the same heredifather suffered. No symphave been detected in the SPECIALISTS AT THE Mayo Clinic, Rochester, have examined the children and confirmed that five have a disease known as Friedereich's ataxia, which attacks the nervous system. The symptoms already are noticeable and can be expected to reach full effect when the children are in their teens, doctors say. Symptoms are failure of muscular coordination, involving speech impairment, lateral curvature of the spinal column, with paralysis of the muscles, especially of the lower extremities.

The big insurance settlement came on the heels of generosity of people throughout the United States, which kept the children together after Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Harlow were killed in a traffic accident on July 30, 1965. MORE THAN $12,300 was contributed by mail, including $100 from singer Dean Martin.

A woman from Florida paid a $9,500 mortgage on the family home and sent $500 for Christmas gifts for the children last year. A couple from Texas has been sending aid amounting to more than $100 a week and indicates that it will be continued for more than a 10-year period. A group of city employes at Dellwood, a St. Louis suburb, raised $15,500 to remodel the family home. Ernest Harlow of Park River, N.D., and Willis Puppe of Drayton, N.D., are legal guardians fo rthech ildren.

Mr. and Mrs. John Fay are acting as foster parents on on a volunteer basis. State Corrects AUSTIN (P) The Highway Department made a correction Friday in the amount of the low bid on a 4-mile project on Interstate 635 in Dallas County. Gainesville Man Dies at Age 33 GAINESVILLE (Spl)--Ted J.

Schniederjan, 33, prominent Cooke County farmer, died Friday in a Dallas Hospital. Geo. J. Carroll Son Funeral Home will announce funet al arrangements. Rosary was recited Friday evening.

Surviving are his wife; SIX sons, Patrick, Michael, Bobby, Adam, Phillip and John Schniederjan; five daughters, Carolyn, Valerie, Cindy, Helen and Claire, all of the home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schniederjan of Gainesville; and three brothers. Waco Man Killed WACO (P) George Frank Harris, 38, was killed Thursday night in an industrial accident at a Waco rubber plant. Authorities said he was killed while working with a machine fabricating tires.

For Carr By JOHN TACKETT Star-Telegram Writer ALICE -South Texas Democrats gathered at a barbecue here Friday night in honor of Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr, the party's choice for U.S. senator. Speaker of the House Ben Barnes, Congressman Henry Gonzalez of San Antonio and Abraham Kaven, Democratic nominee for Congress from Laredo, attended the barbecue.

Wayne Connally, Gov. John Connally's brother and a Democratic nominee for state senator from the 21st District, also was there to offer support for Carr. GOV. CONNALLY, who is to appear with Carr later next week, and President Johnson, who possibly will Cool Air Fails To Dent Heat Across State Associated Press A mass of cooler air edged into the Panhandle Friday but, it wasn't making much of a dent in the fair and mild weather that prevailed over Texas. Except for slightly cooler temperatures in the northwest sector of the state, the front was not expected to affect weekend weather.

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He said, "As a member of the majority party, as a friend of many of the congressmen and senators already there, as a friend of the administration, I will have immediate influence and the ear of these men--which my opponent can never CARR WAS TO fly to Houston for a full day of campaigning there Saturday. He will fly to El Paso Saturday night for the kickoff of his stretch drive which will end with a statewide rally i in Houston on election eveNov. 7. The Sunday kickoff will be Meet The Newest Addition To The KXOL STAFF ADAM ADAM DIAL A MACHINE Listen For Him On 1360 SATURDAY MORNING Fort Worth STAR-TELEGRAM OCT. 29, 1966 3-A Barbecue Texas a Far West Texas rallly at El Paso's Cortez Hotel.

Carr will be in Lubbock Monday for a reception honoring Dr. Elmer Murray, who will be inaugurated as president of Texas Tech College. In addition to campaigning in his home town, Carr will make a helicopter tour of area towns including Levelland. Brownfield, and Lamesa. Transferring to a bus Tuesday, Carr will make stops between Lubbock and Amarillo where he will appear at the Tri-State Fairgrounds that night.

GOV. CONNALLY and other state officials are to be on hand at the Amarillo rally. Carr also is to attend dedication ceremonies of Sanford Dam on the Canadian River with Gov. Connally and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. In the final week, Carr also has scheduled rallies in Beaumont, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio.

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