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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1960 SECTION 2, PAGE 5 Help Empty Stocking Club Nixon-Rogers Law JO Shriners Gather Here; Make Plans Firm Reported Set children. Nicholson, candidate registration; Madison Shriners who will head Walter F. Schar fez sales Thirty Madison Shriners are among more than "A Zor Temple officials who will be completing 1 frof- Huitt Recounts Experience Johnson Speech Writer Resumes U.W. Position ceremonial committees working Fred W. Liegois, greeters, guides, with Potentate Sumner C.

Timm, and ushers; plans here this week for the Shrine's fall ceremonial Satur Eau Claire, and members of Rufus F. Wells, public relations; Harold A. Engel, radio and his Divan are: Albert H. Hambrecht, cere day. Zor's all-day ceremonial at the monial coordinator; William Cabbie Bowled Over by Objects in Street APPLETON (A Bill Benncr nearly jumped out of his taxicah Friday night when he suddenly spotted two bowling balls rolling along the pavement toward cab.

Reacting instinctively, ha spun the wheel and managed to dod; the spheres. He had no idea where they came from but assumed someone tossed them out of a car ahead of him. He went back, picked up tl- balls and took them to polic: headquarters. Police checked the balls and learned they had been taken bowling alleys at Freedom, 8 miles from Appleton. television; Roger T.

McHugh, photographer; Robert H. Gerry, special entertainment; Others From Area RICHMOND, UPI The Richmond Independent in a copyrighted story said Saturday that Vice-President M. Nixon will enter the field of international law with William P. Rogers when he leaves the White House in January and will run for governor of California in 1962. Nixon was attending the Army-Navy football game in Philadelphia and.

was not available for comment. On Friday his press secretary, Herbert G. Klein, said that Nixon was considering a law firm in California, "but he hasn't finally decided on a anything." plans to have Johnson approve Hammill, degree team assistant director; Kenneth L. Svee, direc By DAVID GORDOV i (Stat Journal Staff Writer) A TTnlvarcitv nf nrn. 5 the text of speeches which would initiation ceremonies! be phoned back to Washington, for nisht nr02ram.

wm tor's staff director; Beauford H. Mack Mitchell and Carl R. Barnett, registration chairman, mimeographing and release to with the traditional Zor Charity aloe, potentate aides; Kenneth and Willis M. Dean and George the press, he said. C.

Ossmann, chief of staff of uni Whitmore, committeemen; Hu-: Huitt said that he rode John fessor is back in Madison after learning first-hand the difficulties inherent in running a national political campaign. Prof. Ralph K. Huitt of the formed units; Frank V. Sager, bert A.

Schneider, banquet and son's campaign train in early Ball in Hotel Loraine's Crystal ballroom. Head Committees AH proceeds of the dance go to Shriner hospitals crippled luncheon: Norman Baillies and charity ball; Walter Hendrickson uctooer to see wnat ne was H. L. Jaquish, tickets; Preston regional aide; Harry L. Geisler, hosts to Shrine guests; Ernest saying, how he was talking, to get the feel of the crowds and Reynolds and Donald C.

Jimieson and Floyd McBur- how the thing was handled, and political science department returned here Nov. 7, after spending nearly two months as a full-time speech writer for Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson the suc ney, hosts to Masonic special to see how we could be useful AHSWER TO TODAY'S PflZZL guests; Earle S. Lewis, member to him." Ike Denies Guinea Charge on Africa Illinois Man Nears His 109th Birthday Hunt said Jotnson was more i i III ship chairman; Hambrecht, deputy; and E.

W. Kelzenberg and cessful Democratic candidate for; interested in national issues than WASHINGTON UPI President GREENFIELD, 111. (UPD-Syl- HUITT local ones for his speeches. He JOHNSON Eisenhower said Saturday that it H. L.

Lautz, regional deputies. Other Zor members in the Madison area who will serve in com said the candidate usually found is not true, as President Sekou vester Melvin, who remembers his pastor making a church plea for Civil War volunteers, Satur Remaining Monkeys Get Free Weekend The two monkeys still at large from the Vilas Park zoo will probably remain free for at least a few more days. Jack Hughes, zoo attendant, said that no attempts were made Saturday to capture the monkeys and that nothing was planned for today. The monkeys apparently are still in the trees around Baird out from local political leaders Toure of Guinea contends, that CIMAFFMS0FAMCAfruABHjArjjT' Bjfi e. 1 5M5 IMA AJy A a OK In MSfiiS ejBw mv mgjj Be A 0 I A YIN A I RECU RMF 0 A 6 eBdiR I VIE A A AjfJ 0 Tc DjR EBm SIn yip TUT teIskewiersIloiw CSJI Rjl TIN A I A I ABE TS OKi sjAifil sJeIct a vc iismj, 35S AI3H25 II 5 lMT JIN SHlAtMF UfiEN ElJSjKSTNlt SE 1 TgSlM 1 513fP I LOSE ES3 MEED A MgN Ejs 35 Bl AgnjT A ATN 0 E9I SI S1A illE I LIT thousands of workers are all fun-neling their efforts to one man.

whether there were any impor mittee posts for the ceremonial the United States supports those vice-president. From Washington With the exception of one 24-bour period spent on the Johnson campaign train between Charlotte, N. and Atlanta, Huitt was working in Washington. D. for the whole time.j He observed recently that a day looked forward to celebrat ing his 109th birthday Tuesday.

tant local issues. are: who oppose freedom for Africans. Although hampered recently by Toure linked his complaint Karl E. Freitag, Waterloo, Ma who hasn't the time to use all the detailed work they have prepared. He said that a similar situation chiefly to the U.S.

attitude toward sonic Edward S. Dodge, a sore DacK, Meivm attrimites his longevity to neither smoking nor drinking, sleeping 10 hours the turbulent Congo. Guinea has Lake Mills, membership, eastern lined up there with the position "The politician can handle the political part of it better than you can handle it for him," he said. Met in 1954 Huitt, a native Texan, first had contact with Johnson in 1954, division; Fred W. Hadinger, Ft.

and Fisher st, where they were exists among the many organized groups which support a campaign for a national office is W6, I LMA LAM E.TiH ABiflLlE, RIAISSWA OlD I A M-tfs Rp' sfc a i daily, and eating heartily. taken by Soviet Russia. Atkinson, regional membership last seen. loure set' torth his views in a deputy; Oddin W. Solberg, Rich "I keep eating," he quipped, and I guess I just didn't die." cablegram dated Nov.

20. Mr. Ei "But all of them are clamoring STEVENS' SPECMALS land Center, degree team direc-i "a peculiar kind of an effort," huge in scope but set up and dismantled in a short period of time. "Communication is exceedingly difficult," he said, because the But Melvin said he is a descend senhower replied Friday, and the tor; Harold W. Lemm and Carl Libbv's Tasty, Tangy ant of hardy stock.

White House made the exchange for the time and attention of thewhen he worked in the senator's one man who's the candidate," 0ffjce on a fellowship from the he said. "It's like a school of! Fund for the Advancement of A. Yagla, Beloit. fez sales; and 46-oi. His he said, lived to be $1.00 TOMATO JUICE 3 public Saturday.

Edward J. Sueltmann, Reeds- tans candidate is constant motion jellyfish all floating in one Education. He said that he since! during the campaign. A further burg, and Willett Warren, Bara-boo, registration. 90 and his father 99.

Melvin's wife died in 1954 at the age of 96. They had been married for direction, but nobody's in Mr. Eisenhower said that the record is clear that the U.S. has been in the forefront of those nations which have favored emanci problem is that the candidates get out of touch with develop 74 years. Hills Bros.

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Hyitt said that John son's speech writers prepared something for every one of Johnson's appearances. He said that often these speeches were not used, since Johnson "was talking principally off-the-cuff, because he papers during their rapid tours." AMMAN (UPI) The govern- SCOTCH SHRINKS iment announced Saturday that He added that during the final weeks of the campaign, the LONDON (UPI) The Earl of Jordan will receive $3.9 million cott of Johnson, with a few im SUPER MARKET STEVENS Johnson office in Washington watched national developments and kept Johnson informed by Dundee complained Saturday that from the United States Monday a double scotch nowadays "is as part of the U. S. aid program about the size of a small scotch for the current fiscal year. A was talking to Lve audiences." First In Fine Cheeses Bulk Cheese Cheesegift Assortment! Mail Order Service CHEESEHOUSfi 31S E.

Broadway Ph. AC 4-1818 Aims at Crowd Huitt said that Johnson tailored Corner E. Johnson and North St and a single more than a portant exceptions. "I don't doubt for on minute that he thought he could do it" (keep most of the South in the Democratic camp), Huitt said. "He undertook it and meant to accomplish it." Open Today 'til 9 telegraph.

Cites Frustration Huitt said that campaign work spokesman said that this would bring U. S. aid to Amman for the year to $24.5 million. before the war, scotch is nothing dirty glass." his speeches to the crowd and its response, so "we were writing speeches out of which sections would be taken and mimeograph ers often feel frustrated because1 Huitt added that Johnson un they can see no immediate results of their work. He said that this is inevitable, because the ed and released to the press." failingly campaigned for Kennedy! This contrasted with the original everywhere.

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