anaheim-gazette 1964-05-13

2—The Gazette Wednesday, May 13, 1964 THE GOLDWATERS ARE HERE — These are not THE Goldwaters, but a folk singing group brought to Orange County from Tennessee to participate in events leading up to the June 2 Primary election. These Goldwaters have something in common with THE Goldwater. The musical group was formed to "bug the liberals," and their songs reflect that line of political thinking. The Nashville college men are, left to right, Ken Crook, Fred Quan and Bob Green. "NO FUSS, NO Muss . . ." LEAVE THE COOKING TO US TUB OF CHICKEN ...2.39 (10 pieces plus potatoes) BUCKET OF CHICKEN ...3.50 (15 pieces plus potatoes) BARRELL OF CHICKEN ...4.69 GOOD DIET FOR OLDER PEOPLE ESSENTIAL Most older folks select a nutritionally good diet, but some aren't eating proper foods for good health, according to United States Department of Agriculture nutritionists. And, more women than men have poor diets, they say. Most common shortages are in calcium and ascorbic acid. Calcium builds bones helps blood clot help the A "Goldwater For President" Rally and Dance will be held on Catalina Island at the Casino Ballroom, Saturday, May 18. The Palos Verdes Young Republicans have chartered the S. S. Catalina for the rally. Dancing and refreshments will be available for the 1900 participants on board. The S. S. Catalina will leave Wilmington, Saturday, May 18 at 3 p.m. and will return at 11:30 p.m. The rally and dance will be held at the Avalon Ballroom from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Senator Goldwater will arrive at Catalina on his private plane and make the return trip back to Wilmington aboard the ship. Tickets are available at any Goldwater Headquarters or by calling Dirk C. Eldredge FF 7-4657 or Walter Gall GE 1-1967. Each $10.00 ticket furnishes round trip passage and admission to the Ballroom. A fund raising dinner for Congressman James B. Utt (R-35th) will be staged July 2nd in the Santa Ana Elks Club according to William Croddy, chairman of the Utt for Congress Committee. Republicans of Latin Extraction, a California corporation formed in Orange County in December, 1963, this week unanimously endorsed the presidential candidacy of Senator Barry Goldwater, it was announced by Mrs. Stella Sandoval of Anaheim, executive secretary of the group. ROLE was formed for educational purposes, Mrs. Sandoval said, with the goal of encouraging participation in political "NO FUSS, NO Muss . . ." LEAVE THE COOKING TO US TUB OF CHICKEN ...2.39 (10 pieces plus potatoes) BUCKET OF CHICKEN ...3.50 (18 pieces plus potatoes) BARRELL OF CHICKEN ...4.69 (20 pieces plus potatoes) TUB OF SHRIMP ...2.39 (15 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BUCKET OF SHRIMP ...3.50 (22 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BARRELL OF SHRIMP ...4.69 (30 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) SPECIAL Monday's Only TUB OF CHICKEN 2¹⁹ VAN'S BROASTER 127 N. RAYMOND E. FULLERTON Phone - LA 6-2312 PEOPLE ESSENTIAL Most older folks select a nutritionally good diet, but some aren't eating proper foods for good health, according to United States Department of Agriculture nutritionists. And, more women than men have poor diets, they say. Most common shortages are in calcium and ascorbic acid. Calcium builds bones, helps blood clot, helps muscles and nerves react normally. Ascorbic acid strengthens blood vessel walls, helps you resist infection, and helps healing. USDA nutritionists say these diet faults could be corrected if older people ate more milk and cheese to increase calcium and riboflavin, more citrus fruits and leafy greens to increase ascorbic acids, more bread and cereals to increase thiamine and riboflavin. More meat would also help raise the B-vitamins. One-seventh of the Indian Population of the United States is centered in the State of Arizona, points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. The county organization presently has 50 members. Mrs. Sandoval said, with the goal of encouraging participation in political activity by citizens of Spanish ancestry. The executive secretary said the county group plans to make membership in ROLE available to the 11 million Spanish-American citizens in the five Western states. Officers in the organization in addition to Mrs. Sandoval are Frank Moreno of Fullerton president, and Cruz Barrios of Santa Ana, Treasurer. Directors are Porfie Peralta of Anaheim Ron Barrios of Santa Ana, and Ed Estudillo of La Puente. The county organization presently has 50 members. Mrs. Sandoval said, with the goal of encouraging participation in political activity by citizens of Spanish ancestry. 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Catalina will leaveington, Saturday, May 16 p.m. and will return at 9 p.m. The rally and dance held at the Avalon Ballroom from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Goldwater will arrive catalina on his private plane take the return trip back winton aboard the ship. Items are available at any Walter Headquarters or by Dirk C. Eldredge FR or Walter Gall GE 1-1967. $10.00 ticket furnishes trip passage and admission to the Ballroom. raiding dinner for Conn James B. Utt (R-35th) was staged July 2nd in the Ana Elks Club according to Jam Croddy, chairman of Congress Committee. ublicans of Latin Extra-a California corporation in Orange County In December, 1963, this week unanimously endorsed the president-indicacy of Senator Barb water, it was announced Stella Sandoval of Ana executive secretary of group. E was formed for educa-purposes, Mrs. Sandoval with the goal of encour-participation in political Mrs. Sandoval at 305 S. Bush St., Anaheim. Tom R. Knudsen, active Republican leader and Board Chairman of the Knudsen Creamery Company, has been named State Finance Director for the George Murphy for United States Senator Committee, according to an announcement made by Earl C. Adams, Chairman of the Murphy Steering Committee. In accepting the finance chairmanship for Murphy, Knudsen stated, "George Murphy's outstanding experience as a business executive, political leader, motion picture representative, plus his dynamic personal contributions to the California community, well qualify him to represent our citizens in the United States Senate. Because Murphy appeals to a large segment of both Republicans and Democrats he is the one candidate who can and will win in November." Governor Edmund G. Brown announced the appointment of twelve San Diego County Democrats as alternates on the 1964 Democratic Delegation which will join in nominating President Lyndon B. Johnson to lead the nation through four more years. The twelve are Joan R. Braden, 1831 South Pacific Street, Oceanside, wife of the President of the State Board of Education and Publisher of the Oceanside Blade Tribune; Simon Casady, 10010 Shadow Road, Grossmont, Publisher of the El Cajon Valley News. John Collins, 3528 Gladstone St., San Diego, Directing Business Rita Luftig, 5310 Penny Place, San Diego, 36th Congressional District Director for the California Democratic Council; John S. Lyons, 3756 Aliso Court, Bonita, President of Teamsters Local Union 36; James Mills, 1718 39th Street, San Diego, Assemblyman from the 79th District; Estelle Mooney, 510 Northaven, San Diego, 36th Congressional District Democratic State Central Committee Co-chairman; and Rev. Grandison M. Phelps, Jr., 5310 Cobin, San Diego, Pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Church. The delegation, which will go to the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City in August, totals 160 delegates plus an additional 152 alternates. It is composed of a wide cross section of civic and political leaders, including all of the state's Democratic Constitutional officers, every Democratic Congressman, businessmen, labor representatives, leaders of the Democratic club movement and members and officers of the Democratic State Central Committee. A. Ronald Button today accepted the position of Vice Chairman of Governor Rockefeller's Southern California Campaign Committee. The appointment was made by Southern California Rockefeller Chairman, Leonard K. Firestone. Button said it was an "honor" to be associated with Leonard Firestone and to be able to contribute to such an "important cause." Bruce Sumner, candidate for State Senator, today urged new reforms in the election laws to Robert L. (Bob) Went prominent Anaheim busi- and civic leader, has named as chairman of the committee to re-elect Congress Richard T. Hanna. Wetzler, a member of theange County Fair Board recently elected president of Anaheim Y.M.C.A., announces the opening of Hanna Camp Headquarters. The new headquarters is located at 2937 West Ball Plain Anaheim. Telephone number: 827-5680. Second annual Election Dinner of the Republican of Orange County has been for Friday, May 22, with Shell, Los Angeles, per-representative of Barry water, scheduled to be key speaker of the evening. It announced by Will Hart Santa Ana, president R.M.O.C. Among honored guests were Russ Walton, Los Altos e- at Garten's Dept. Store assortment of ARTIFICAL FRUIT Your Choice For Your Patio The twelve are Joan R. Braden, 1931 South Pacific Street, Oceanside, wife of the President of the State Board of Education and Publisher of the Oceanside Blade Tribune; Simon Casady, 10010 Shadow Road, Grossmont, Publisher of the El Cajon Valley News. John Collins, 3528 Glade St., San Diego, Directing Business Representative for the International Association of Machinists, District No. 50; Oiga Dunbar, 811 Sycamore, Vista, 33th Congressional District Democratic State Central Committee Co-chairman and California Democratic Council Representative for the 80th District. Hugo Fisher, 4345 Arcadia, San Diego, Administrator of the State Resources Agency; Murray Goodrich, 2215 Juan Street, San Diego, 36th Congressional District Director for the California Democratic Council; Armon Henderson, 5328 Chollas Station Road, San Diego, President of the San Diego County Labor Council and Secretary of the San Diego County District Council of Carpenters. Bruce Sumner, candidate for State Senator, today urged new reforms in the election laws to more clearly define candidate qualifications for public office. The former assemblyman, seeking the GOP nomination to succeed retiring State Senator John Murdy, said one of the first things he will do if elected to the State Senate will be to introduce such a bill. "The measure," Sumner said. "will first of all make it mandatory that any candidate for public office in the State of California must be a registered voter in this state." Sumner said he did not want to deal in personalities but his statements were obviously hurled against Democrat candidate Pierre Salinger for United States Senate. Salinger won a court order qualifying him on the ballot as a primary election opponent to ailing U. S. Senator Clair Engle, the incumbent. Salinger was determined to be a legal resident of California and thus qualified to file for the office. But Sumner said he was not a registered voter in California at that time. "He was registered in Virginia where he's apparently been voting for the past several years." Sumner declared. "Local office seekers must be registered voters in their area. Why should the U. S. Senate be an exception?" he asked. He said there also appears to be a need for more definitive legislation on filing deadlines as evidenced by recent resort to court orders to include candidates on the ballot. He is also looking into deadlines on bond issues and propositions appearing on either the primary or general election ballots and whether more definitive legislation is needed. Second annual Election Dinner of the Republican of Orange County has been for Friday, May 22, with Shell, Los Angeles, per representative of Barry Water, scheduled to be key speaker of the evening. It announced by Will Hart Santa Ana, president R.M.O.C. Among honored guests was Russ Walton, Los Altos, executive secretary of United Riversalis of California. R.M.O.C.-endorsed candidate contested primaries will appear at the dinner in Jamboree of the Newporter Inn. They James B. Utt, Santa Ana cumberbent Congressman from 35th Congressional District Robert A. Geier, Garden Grove 34th Congressional District date; Ray Long, Gar Grove, State Senate candidate and Robert Badham, New Beach, incumbent Assembly from the 71st District. The affair is expected to tract some 700 G.O.P. ents to the Newport Beach vention-resort hotel. Tickets be available at candidate headquarters, the Republic Central Committee office from Republican Men mem early in May. In a drastic move "to end nibalism among ourselves Max Sturges, Newport H attorney, has withdrawn candidacy in the Orange City State Senatorial race and pealed to all other conserv Republicans to unite behind candidate, Garden Grove nessman Ray Long. Garden Grove business Ray Long, UROC-endorsed candidate for the state senate being vacated by retiring Senator John Murdy, chai that the stand of his oppose Bruce Sumner, on the Run Act is proof alone that Su would not represent O County in the way So Murdy has. 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Second annual Election Year nominee of the Republican Men Orange County has been set Friday, May 22, with Joe Hill, Los Angeles, personal representative of Barry Goldberg, scheduled to be keynote speaker of the evening. It was announced by Will Hartman, Santa Ana, president of M.O.C. Among honored guests will be Walton, Los Altos execu- Long continued: "I believe that Bruce Sumner stands in opposition to Senator Murdy on this important issue, and is out of step with the majority of the citizens of Orange County." Concluded Long: "Mr. Sumner favors retention of the Rumford Act. I oppose it in the same vein that Senator Murdy opposed it. It is a bad law..." "I do not believe that it is right to deny rights to all for the benefit of some. Mr. Sumner stands in direct contradiction to the rights of the people, and to the kind of sound philosophy that Senator Murdy has represented for the past 12 years." John Schmitz, Republican candidate for the State Senate, today declared "Orange County continues to be the fastest growing county in California and its citizens deserve the finest constitutional leadership to represent them in Sacramento." Schmitz said, to encourage more industry to come to Orange County we must not shackle these industries with burdensome taxes." Schmitz declared "that he would work immediately to lighten the tax load of the taxpayer." John Schmitz, maintains his office at 1214 N. Grand Ave., Santa Ana and has outlining offices in Costa Mesa, Fullerton and Huntington Beach. Building Contractor Joseph A. O'Connor's political campaign got underway this week in his bid for the Republican nomination to Congress in the 34th District. Terming himself a constitutional Republican, O'Connor has been active in politics in this area for the past 16 years. He believes that "appeasement, taking God out of our schools, and other important issues" are not being faced up to by the Democratic incumbent. He has been a licensed building contractor since 1947, currently is president of O'Connor Brothers Land Development Co. and owner of Joseph's Hair Styling Salons. O'Connor resides at 10232 Tyhurst Road, Garden Grove, with his wife, Betty, and a son, Dennis. They have a married daughter, Mrs. Charles (Jo Ann) Clark. Civilian consumption of all milk products in 1963 increased about two billion pounds of milk equivalent above the 116.4 billion pounds in 1962. the WILLIAMS Co. Downtown FULLERTON 112 E. Commonwealth Ave. Daily 9 to 6 Mon., Fri., 'til 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 Downtown ANAHEIM 130 E. 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