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| BrRAY ARGYLE
1 ‘he election campaign in
a ‘states has reached eg

5 nie ping’ to
balloting and despite S euldent
M gah nson’s apparent command-
g lead, experts belleve the
Pater will be decided in the
last three weeks.

The campaign has been dull
because eit has Jacked that one”
great element of exciting elec.
tioneering — suspense, But if
ft has been a dull campaign, it
has also been a dirty one.

Sen. Goldwater's charges
‘against the Democratic regime
atarted out as attacks based on
‘a definite political philosophy.
He was for minimum govern:
ment. interference in private
‘fife, and against the philosophy
of the Democrats (and of all
Canadian’ political parties ex-
cept possibly Social Credit)
that the ‘government must: be
active in a wide area of public
fe. -

*" hese areas Include federal
ald to education, public power

and cheap electricity, medicare, ae

urban renew:
ice supports “and
of the so-called
welfare ‘state: :

something seemed to g0 very
vith Sen. Goldwater's

“The Senator's ‘charges saw
more reckless then. He began
to: moke‘-asinine. comments

 ahout Seeretary of Defense Me-
Namara ‘(whom ‘Goldwater call-
ed: "Yo “Yo McNamara) * and
said’ that Lyndon Johnson was
waiting for an air mail letter to
ny out ‘renin happened in the

jemocrats zeroed in on Gold--

water's most vulnerable. spot—

’” genr that if he became presi-

= dent she « would “blunder. and
brinkmanship : the“ U.S-*into.a:
nuclear war. Democratic’ "TV
ads were so'tasteless and offen-
sive thet some were withdrawn
from’ showing, ‘but’ those: ‘that
were seen made’ it ‘clear. the
Democrats were fighting Gold.
water chiefly on a “war scare”
campaign.

Sen. Goldwater, ‘as ‘the
Democrats had hoped, fs him-
pean the main issue of the cam-

PP eaident’ Johnson has so far’

Gemagogue.”: It has. fallen
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NEWS & VIEWS °

Libby’ "Mortis, Canadian sing-
4 who has become

wt dewal chairman John Bailey,
attacking the ‘Republican ‘vice-
presidential nominee, Bill Mil-
Jer. Johnson ‘has “ignored : Mil-

Sond “drive Johnson nuts.”

‘Tho presidents speeches
have been alm boringly
simple. They hice contained
none of thetrousing thetoric ce
John F, Kennedy’ all then Ie
some | cases¢:the “same

writers have been at work. ,

President ‘Johnson has so far
made no ‘dramatic ‘promises,

other than to assure voters:he ©

is best equipped to keep the
country out’of war, Sen.’ Gold-
water, as the
ways have’Sto do, has ‘made
many promises, such as cutting
taxes 25 per cent: over’ five
years, and ipushing “back com-
munism al} ground the globe.

His attacks on the adminis-
tration havye‘been vocal, but de-
livered with bad timing as well
as Ittle sense.’ He chose pov-
ertyridden West Virginia: as
the place to’ criticize the poor
and President Johnson's war on
poverty alike, He picked the big
city of Atlanta to attack
new Supreme Court ruling that
city voters‘should have a'many:
representatives in ‘state legis-
latures as rural voters. whe list
ds almost endless, ’*

The ‘so-called white backlash
remains the. big question mark
of. the’ ‘tamphign. *-President
Johnson gays that for -every
voter "“who’' will désert'' ‘the
Democrats because of the civil
rights Bil; two"are leaving’ the
Republican ranks because they
can't support Goldwater.

Democrats have two
fears, First, that the nd
backlash, erpecialty

lower inco) ome
voters will be’ greater micisies ex:

pected., It's believed,: for in- -

stance, that many ‘people who
plan to v

concealing}.
when quizzed, by the pollsters,

The second fear of Demo-
cratic strategists is that over-
confidence or boredom will
lead many Johnson voters to
stay" ath “eléc!

allengers « al-'

for ‘Goldwater, ‘are. =
eix:” intentions -

atop: television and nightclub .
star in London, will appear on
The Jack Parr. Program on the
CTV network. Thursday, Oct.’ 8.
Miss Morris, sister of actor~
omedian Paul Kligman of Tor-
“onto, now makes her home in
England,-. where she xecently
completed an’ engagement’ in
Britain's ‘avant-garde club The
Establishment. ©

Steve’ Lawrence and his wife,
Eydie Gorme, and Bill: “Crosby
are also ‘scheduled te “be Part’s
guests, on the same program.
’ Toronto born actor Raymond
Massey will play “a dual role"in
a forthcoming episode ‘of the Dr.
Kildare series which’ ‘appears 01 on
the network’ Monday
nights. In. the drama, “titled
“4A Family of, Sparrows”, he will
star in’ his regular “role of: Dr.
Gillespie’ and also’ will porttay
a dying 70-year-old patient.
Date of the telecast, has not
been’ announced.

The CTV ‘Television Network
is ‘now serving Canada’s tenth
province with. the addition of
television station CJON-TV, St.
John’s Newfoundland, The sta-
tion joined the private network
Oct. 1.

Heading up the Newfound-
land station is jpon Jamieson,

Eri, Oct... 9, BEN. CASEY
{CBC).: Di, Casey: is

By

} There is one country rs
rare shat feel sorry. for,

the outw:
of a spolled-rotten '

Mead
ost tbe a
poh be i “nee

ther ae

But an the signs of the mixed.

. up"adolescént ‘are there: the

sudden’ flaring resentment over *
nothing; the great desire to be
loved and made a fuss over; the
surlindss: when things’ don't. go
right; the sullen apathy towards
anything worthwhile; the absor-
ptlonin ‘materfal things; the
Dashes of decency; and tte im-
pulsgs towanié § Vandalism: bis

It must bg dreadful to see a

child ~y; ilove, one’ Who «has .-

brought sun “and laughter ’ ‘as‘on
Jafant,,, Pile and joy through.
‘the | growl ing: ars, turn turn into one
of these. creatures, a

It fs equally ‘ad to see a
country one loves turn. into. a
schizophrenic, whining with:
self-pity: one moment,’ swagger>

ing With threats the next, brag- !::;

ging with-dne breath, complain
ing with another. I'm talking

about ‘Canada.

There is something sick in
our country today, ‘and I feel
for it the same baffled sorrow
that I feel for the teenager who
has a good mind, ‘with: nothing
more on it than'bashing around,

off.as a nation
ong! ie le ie
nponally, I dent ee ec
’ onal fie Is th ire

and ‘wisdom that might
pected: from an adult democra-

Another thing that has pre

duced my, preaent ‘mood is:the |.
thréat ‘to the life of the Queen,

| if'she has enough gumption to.

visit’ Canada,’ ‘on’ invitation:

+ Which ghe has, Would that the’
‘shriveled. sun Ho’ Yhkepteh

‘her had as mic!

Canadians are not made for
powing and scraping before roy-
alty. But who, except a few fan-
aties: of desperate paucity ‘of :

/ soul. would: want to harm this

rather plain, rather sweet, quite
dignified -and ‘extremely cour:
ageous woman who docs her
ebrnest “best ‘in an” extremely
aterieult role?

‘ The | answer ts, only those wis
have adopted the’ philosophy of >
the" communist ‘and’ the fascist
= that ‘the end’ justifies ‘the
are The Queen“has nothing
fo

in a big.car and smashing things’ pa

up, who"has a fine’ body, ‘with
nothing more to do, than Ast it!
go to pot,’

I don't know quite waa has «
ssbrought. me. to ,this state of
gloom, but.the flag:debate. cen
tainly helped..An jnsignificant
+ issite, ineptly introduced by: an
inadequate'fprime. minister: an
immédiately attacked ‘by? ai
credible’ leader ‘of ‘Her Majesty's
Joyal position. 4

People ‘complala, : ‘perfodleaty,
that that Satna gets little in
tesith

ae have: Sern is use
if you told an old aner, eed “pl

to follow.a flag into action he'd

tell) you~ promptly. what. yt

“eonld” “do with your fag. "And

sould be painful.”
‘perhaps 1 3

t | the’ mixed-up tcenaaee wil 3
. 80 many Lat gone, , gro’

stop teanfik’’th fags aye aa

id | turn into 3 rank old reactionary

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Sat., Oct, 10, FOOTBALL

(CBC). Edmonton at Vancou-
ver, ‘WIDE WORLD OF

SPORTS (CTY).-. Indianapolis"

Drag Racing Championships.
Sun, Oct, 11, THE HOUR-

GLASS ; (CTV). Sammy Davis

dr. meets the British, THIS

-HOUR® HAS SEVEN DAYS

(CBC). Inquiry into murder of
three civil rights workers in
Mississipp!. if 2

Mon. » Oct. 12, ROYAL VISIT.
(CBC). Wreath-laying ceremo-
ny in Ottawa, *

‘Tues., Oct. 13. THE LIT-

TLEST HOBO (CTV). Adven-. -

tures of a wandering dog.

Wed., Oct, 14, SPORTS SPE-
CIAL ‘ (CBC).’ 1964 Olympic
Games,

Thurs,, Oct, 15.'IT’S. YOUR,
MOVE, (CTV). Game of char-*
aides | THE SERIAL (CBC). A’

f weer of the" Newfoundiand
Broadcasting Company Limited.”
* a’ Newfoundlander by birth’he

has worked in his native pro-
‘vince most of° his life,”

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