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eeu Senate aie th le te ah oie eats em amen nee. I Secon gmRg ay cng ANNAN RAGED SE IIIS " Who Is LBJ's Mate? t U.S. Game availability to run in 1960 with)This way the voters get the best | Newes By BARRIE Canadian vi t" game is gain- ing in erate convention draws near. nominate Barry Goldwater" game as a popular favorite|Roman Catholics. much as elephant jokes suc- ceeded Tom tien The nom-\have enhanced the chances oflor even Attorney-General Rob- Senator Eugene J. McCarthy,|ert Kennedy, brother of the late ination of the arch-Conserva- tive senator from Arizona now is a controversial fact. i basic rules of the Me Johnson game are simple: Fi , i vailal ories mere -political dabbling,|from geography and philosophy, oS e.man te ren sith is called ticket balancing. The|take into consideration Johnson aim is to make the ticket all|will be running against a strong conservative and muddy the Ticket balancing is an almost|waters further by arguing he occult art and the players mag-|needs a running mate who is President Johnson against Gold- water and New York Represent-' ative William E. Miller for the Nov. 3 presidential election. MARTLAND Staff Writer|John F. Kennedy, Playing the who - is-Johnson-|Catholic, would have been con- 'going - to - pick - to - run - as- siderably diminished. But this year, according to|cal position. This uses the geo- popularity in the United|the rules of availability, a P0-|graphical ploy but also links States as next month's Demo-|tential vice - president who is) Johnson with someone who has also a Roman Catholic is more|taken a strong stand on civil Tt has succeeded the "do-|available because he would off-|rights and is favored by labor. you - think - they'll.- really- set the supposed appeal of Mil- ler, a Roman Catholic, to other|chances are your choice is Sen- a Romaniof both worlds. The more sophisticated argue from a geographical-philosophi- If you use this argument, ator Hubert H. Humphrey, th nr a a a a ae ee . SOVIET CYNICS ABOUND By JOHN BEST MOSCOW (CP) -- A popular attraction in Moscow this hot summer is an exhibition of con- sumer goods where Soviet citi- zens glimpse the good things promiseq under communism. Spectator-Consumers Gaze Through Glass There are indications, how- to-date yersion at the exhibitior 'was selling for 80. The price of a portable tele: vision set was given as 240 rubles, and a table model witt a screen measuring 15 by 12 inches and equipped with its own stand was priced at 360 rubles. Most spectators take no more than a wistful glance at the cars. The price of a late-model ever, that-some, durable goods|Maskvich, of size and styling are dropping in price. For ex-|that would place it in the low- ample, an early model of an all-|price range in North America, purpose motor - driven kitchen|is quoted at 4,100 rubles, about utensil sold for 120 rubles and)|$:,940 Canadian. was later reduced to 95. An up- Foreigners living here can The _ exhibition, containing 20,000 individual items ranging from food and clothing to re- frigerators, cars and TV_sets, is in three' pavilions in Gorky Park not far from the Kremlin. This factor is supposed t0|senior Senator from Mi ta the junior senator from Minne-| president. sota. : The over-all strategy, which|LEANS TO RIGHT seems to make Achiavelli's the-| Some theoreticians, things to all men. cif j +d Being "available" means the| i+) the availability of their fa-|not too Liberal. man must have certain assets and lack certain handicaps. An asset one election year can be a handicap four years later and _ vice-versa. RELIGION IS IMPORTANT For instance, if Johnson hadjerner, will pick a northerner, been a Roman Catholic his'or at least a non-southerner. INDIAN COUNCIL Rift In Ranks Still Growing Wednesday night Chief Wuttu-lyrban areas; that Adlai Steven- nee and his r cotted a Sault Ste. Marie Com-|Nations, will stampede the in- munity Night parade in aid of|tojjectuals; crippled children on the grounds|cpriver, as that Miss Horn was billed to/Robert Kennedy, will add the lead the Indian contingent "'con-|,,neal to the Kennedy family trary to the wishes of the coun-|+, the ticket. cillors." ¥ Chief Pine rode alone in a carjtinue adding variables. But the bearing 'both his and Chief Wut-|final arbiter, Lyndon Joh tunee's names until Miss Horn joined him halfway through theiner -- and until he does the By CARL MOLLINS SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP)--The fourth annual con- ference of the National Indian Council of Canada moved camp today to Sault Ste. Marie Arm- ories from nearby Garden River Ojibway reserve as a rift in council ranks grew. The shift of locale, arranged late Wednesday night at a motel room meeting attended by three of the 17 councillors, constitutes an affront to host Chief Richard Pine of the Garden River 're- vorities for the vice-presidency) Using this theory, number of ploys. The base ploy is argued from \theory, Johnson, being a south- porations and businessmen. orguing bie Johnson by using an infinitely variable} would pick a man who has not been too 'tarred with the brush ' M}of southern wrath for his stand geography. According to this/on civil rights and who has not aroused the ire of the great cor- In this case your man could be among the group of little- known personalities mentioned since Goldwater was nominated. It would even be Defence Sec- retary Robert McNamara, a former Ford executive whose defence duties have kept him out of the civil rights arena. You can also argue that Rob- ert Wagner, mayor of New Opened July 2, the show is expected to run until Septem- ber. It drew 65,000 the first week. First Deputy Premier A. N. Kosygin toured the exhibition before the opening and is re- ported to have said that within a year Russians will no longer have to wait to get a refriger- ator. Some Russians are sceptical) about such promises, however. Their mood is reflected by a) remark made by a man at one of the exhibits. A guide was asked how long it woulg take to get delivery of a refrigerator. Before she could answer, the man interrupted to say: "Five years." Following which the guide. an employee of the fac- tory where the refrigerators are made, commiented about rude} remarks of cynics, The standard-size refrigerator on display, standing about five feet tall and containing a small freezer compartment, was priced at 310 rubles or the equivalent of about $375 Cana- dian. York, will help Jot in the supporters boy-|son, ambassador to the United and that Sargent his broher-in-law F MARVA DAVIS Mental contortionists can con- | Plus The Famous SILHOUETTES Dancing 9 p.m. til' 1 ission 1.75 has not yet announced the win- game continues. serve. It complicates confusion which has already produced conflicting agendas, a public scrap between rival Indian beauties and a quiver full of lesser mixups. The split in Indian ranks pits Council Chief William Wuttunee and his supporters against mu- tinous Mohawk Kahn - Tineta Horn and her friends, who in- clude Chief Pine. Chief Wuttunee, a Calgary lawyer, along with councillors Wilfrid Pelletier of Toronto and Noel Wuttunee of Winnipeg, the chief's brother, arranged the . move to the armories after the council] power struggle came to a head sagen the first after- noon of the scheduled three-day conference, They gave as their reason for the move "inadequate facilities" for about 100 delegates in the two-storey council hall at Gar-| den River. However, they said) they would continue to accept meals at the reserve, most of! which are being provided free by the hosts. Miss Horn, a Montreal fash- ion model chosen Indian Prin- cess of Canada by the third an- nual conference in Winnipeg last August, has been at odds with Mr. Wuttunee since he an- nounced in June that she had been stripped of her title as well as her position as head of a committee making plans for an| Indian pavilion at the 1967) Montreal world's fair. ACTION 'ILLEGAL' The reason was unspecified | '4mproper conduct,"' and accu-| sations were bandied about com- mercial production of a -Prin-/ cess Canada doll and attempts) by outsiders to gain control of) the lucrative world's fair pa-| vilion. Miss Horn and her sup-| porters claim the June action) was illegal. | The feud came into the open| A Wedneeday when Alanis Obom-| sawin, folk-singing daughter of| an Abernaki Indian woman of) Sorel, Que., accused Miss Horn| publicly of trying to '"'black-) mail" her by raising suspicions about Miss Obomsawin's blood lines. Miss Obomsawin said she had an Irish father, but was raised as an Indian. Miss Horn retorted with a de- nial and referred to Miss Obom-) sawin several times as Helen) Riley. After the emotional exchange, Chief Wuttunee warned Miss' Horn and her friends that they would be removed if they con- tinued to disrupt the meeting. | Chief Pine intervened to say) that he was in charge since the! meet was on his reserve. Earlier, Miss Horn and her brother Frank had attempted to start discussion of the council constitution. Miss Horn says she wants the constitution amended to bar all but treaty Indians from the executive -- a move that would oust Chief Wuttu- nee, who has relinquished his treaty rights. HIT CHIEF'S REPORT Miss Horn and her brother criticized points in Chief Wuttu-| nee's report on projected federal| legislation to safeguard Indian | land claims. She has also issued| a mimeographed agenda which) differs from the official pro-| gram. The question of what has hap- pened to a $3,000 federal grant, to help meet delegate travel ex- penses to the conference, was raised by an unidentifie. speaker. Mr. Pelletier said out- side the meeting that. the method of distributing the funds) IDAY | Boypniiec COHsKnawr-- | 2 Big Fun and Laugh Hits 2 THIS GAL CAN REALLY Move! 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