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The ones, he says,) Most of the offers to the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 28, 1966 37 US. Political i "a Indi ee ae si oman ni s-- lef Paul is not coi if Bs =| ; Chief Cite S n 1an "the. qreateah thing that" has|ing ---the Membertou Tedlans RS lb gy ag El gue go inthe eto and winhag tot DEALING. YOUR Precedent CAR? . When a job is offered, the|more than 60 per cent. Many don't have proper plumb- : agency acts as a mediator in| Each year through the sum-|ing he electrical wining. If we --_ , 'JA cK ever happened to us." have an unemployment rate of|they're extremely inadequate. |end discrimination, too." Defied By 1B] Inferiority Complex oe te ee lees te iets leery ee ae he WASHINGTON (CP) -- Presi dent Johnson, defying an Amer- By PIERRE VENIOT ican law of political gravity, .is| SYDNEY,.N.S. (CP) -- "h stumping the United States at/dians have an inferiority cor an unprecedented pace before|plex from living on reservatior We WWW, 9 viecuvn, - Hose! eave Tawrane With ste aay slippage still|Paul, chief of the Memberto: own pupalarity, reserve. operate with the service." tween 25 and. 60 years. work involves 6) he is bucking the proven axiom] "I'd say they are virtually that' the "'outs"--the Republi-jcut off from 20th century 'so- cans in this case--score gains|ciety." in non-presidential contests. The chief and others of the Sometimes, they reverse the|250 Micmacs on the reserve are balance of power. trying to change the situation Moreover, the |andslide/jwith Micmac Manpower Serv- scored by the president overlice, a self-help counterpart of Republican Barry Goldwater in|the National Employment Serv- 1964 has left the Democrats with |ice. almost no place to go but down.| While providing work for President Johnson is probably|casual Indian laborers, Chief the most politically - tuned in-| Pay) says, it also mixes Indians cumbent the White House hasjand whites economically and ever had and he is participating | socially. more actively in these "'off - year" elections than any 'pre- decessor, It's a matter of try-|Americans vote. In 1964, a re- ing to cushion the fall and it|cord 70,621,479. did so, or only wail affect his touch with the|62 per cent of the estimated Congress in his next two years. | 113,900,000 eligibles, Technically, the dying 89th} As usual, all 435 of the House Congress gives him a_ hefty |of Representatives' seats will be margin to play with--294 Demo-|contested/in November. There crats to 139 Republicans in the |are 35 of the 100 Senate seats House of Representatives andjopen and the other national a vacancy on each side, plus|feature -- topping thousands of 67 Democratic senators to 33 | state-level campaigns' -- will be Republicans. the seléction of 35 of the 50 state governors. BLOCS SLIM " MARGIN President Johnson has said he But the fragility of American hopes to visit all 50 states. party discipline creates a far} § far, he has gone lightly on slimmer edge. A coalition of| viet Nam, aside from defending right-wing southern Democrats|nis policy of restrained escala- and conservative Republicans ition The successful civilian was swept away in 1964, election in 'South Viet Nam for An infusion of liberal-minded| a 'constitution-writing assembly freshmen, many now running| may deflate some of the impa- for their political lives, made|tience said rising in the general it possible for Johnson to make public for a bigger effort to sown last year b pe legislation produce results. ranging from medicare to more i civil rights and the foundations], Lie: president has rr moved of his anti-poverty program. | urther to ease in lationary Former. presidents Harr y| Pressures and has consistently Truman and Dwight D. Eisen-|'#!ked up the point that Amer. hower had to cope with politi- oo aga have never had cally hoftile Congresses. John |" 8° 8004. F, Kennedy! was hobbled by the| POPULARITY EASES right-wing coalition: Public - opinion polls blame Observers are saying that/poth Viet Nam and a clutch of President Johnson, while not in/domestic issues--plus the usual danger of the Republicans surg-|popularity decline suffered by ing back to official power, may| presidents. who have served lose effective control with the |three year or more -- for John- loss of 35 House seats. |son's loss of good image. There are some other general/One such rating says he has rules of thumb about these|only 50-per-cent backing from elections. _ {the public. Generally, local issues domi-| Nationally, the election invol- nate--and this is a year when|ves several contests of substan- the experts are wracked with/|tjal interest. indecision about the impact of} Jn Massachusetts, Republican Viet Nam, high prices, inflation, | award W. Brooke may become labor - management difficulties, | the first Negro senator since the civil - rights tension and the post-Civil War period, image Of tie president Himect!.; Lyrieen Wallace, wile of aé- Solid trends are hard to spot. | sregationist George Wallace of FEWER VOTE Alabama, is running as front Generallv. too. without the!woman to give Wallace a third glamor of a presidenti aljterm as governor via the back) contest, a quarter-fewer eligible door. Family Cleaning IS OUR SPECIALTY SAME DAY SERVICE in a i 722. CLEANING CENTER Country Club Guelity et neighborhood prices King St. W. At Park Rd. UNIONS 00-OPERATE and potato crops for work a8] pounded only last July, Mic-| "The biggest problem is that, A soft-spoken veteran. of the} "The wage is usually over the|pickers. But that ends bed er inne Manpower Servioe'eperatsi ir people have been laying|Second World War and Korean aspen pth od poping oe returning to liv wih MBO Meee leek ick for so long: and almost|War, Chief Paul, 4l-year-old/tg create a conflict with the| Chief Paul hopes to get theloperation, Its only advertising verything has been done forjoperator of a dry-wall taping|unions. federal zovernment to help thejis word of mouth and its top AOS. ARS, DACO' M = canine firm save 'the! 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