European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 30, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 8 the stars and stripes Nixon thinks demo show run by machine Bosses Friday augut 3o Miami urn Richard m Nixon sees the democratic convention As a Boss run affair with punishing results for presidential nominee Hubert and a measurable twin for his own presidential evaluation was passed along by close associates of the hop nominee who has been vacationing in Florida and the Bahamas resting up for the final stretch s views Humphrey the Man he had always presumed would be his opponent lost some of his Luster because of the position he took on convention credentials supporting the credentials committee Compromise recommendations on the Georgia Chal Lenge Humphrey in effect backed Lester Maddox. And by going along with the commit tee s refusal to accept Chal Lenges in states such As Texas and Alabama Humphrey found himself tied in with other South Ern conservatives As Well Nixon forces reasoned. Humphrey was Hurt by news indicating he preferred a softer Plank on Vietnam than the one written by the platform committee allegedly at the insistence of president Johnson. Nixon contends that the vice president has been Vascil lat ing on the Issue and feels Pecan take advantage of Humphrey s dilemma. Developments of recent Days have demonstrated that unlike the Republican Conven Tion the democratic convention has been run by machine proof of this Accord Miami Fla. A demo cratic presidential nominee Hubert Humphrey received a Call of congratulations from his re publican opponent Richard m. Nixon Early thursday a Nixon spokesman said. Nixon watched the balloting on television from his Villa at key Biscayne near Miami and called Humphrey in Chicago when the Pennsylvania delegation put the vice president Over the top the spokesman said. Or. Nixon congratulated Himon going Over the top at an earlier stage than Nixon had the spokesman said. Ing to the Nixon Camp is the fact the Only candidate for the nomination who ran in the primaries is sen. Eugene d-minn., and he Wasby the men who run machinery. As for Mccarthy repudiate the party sen. Ted lives he for a run Kennedy Nixon by is readying himself for the presidency in editor quits fold Georgia gov. Lester Maddox announces that heis dropping his bid for the democratic presidential nomination and will Campaign against the party s nominee. A photo 1972, much like his late brother John set his sights on the 19tioelection in 1956. The turbulence at the Chi Cago convention disorder that was witnessed by millions of television viewers stands in marked and unflattering con Trast to the orderly procedures of the earlier Republican convention in Miami Beach. Nixon believes the democratic meeting revealed a Lack of leadership in that party while the Republican convention Dis played Nixon s ability to unite differing factions. The Nixon organization also has decided that it gained strategically by holding its convention first. While the democrats have been warring with each other Nixon has been Able to move about the country Healing any wounds left from his nomination fight. They come out with the pieces they have to put together while we Are already unified and Are ready to make the Effort to win the support of democrats and independents one Nixon source said. Nixon intends to run a Campaign against the record of the Johnson administration and any evidence they have linking Humphrey to that record or to Johnson will Aid their Candi Date it was said. Nixon will announce Friday the City from which he intends to launch his Campaign on sept. Ron Ziegler Nixon s travel ingress Secretary gave other details of Nixon s first week of campaigning. It will include a California visit on sept. 5, Astop in Houston tex., sept. 7, a visit to Oklahoma City okla.,and an Aerial inspection of the Arkansas River water develop ment project on sept. 7 and a stars and stripes column Sand comment i Stop at a yet undisclosed destination on sept. 8. Ziegler said Nixon would return to his Home base of new York City sept. 8 and spend the next two Days there. During that first week other Nixon associates said Nixon will Deal mostly in generalities while his staff continues its research on detailed issues. Before Oas Council lbs to defend hemisphere policy Washington up president Johnson will make a Strong defense of his latin Amer ican policy in a major address next month to the organization of american states Oasis has been Learned. . Officials said Johnson will deliver a policy statement sept. 19 at a dinner in his Honor by the Oas Council the most powerful Organ of the 22-nation regional group. The officials also said that Johnson will meet president Gustavo Diaz ordain of Mexico within two months at the Amistad dam on the . Mexican Border. 1 n his Oas speech Johnson is scheduled to reaffirm the . For Progress and commitment to the Alliance vigorously defend his latin american record. Other sources said Johnson was eager to use the Oas platform As a forum for a review of his latin american policy. They said the administration wanted to allay fears in latin America that congressional cuts in the Alliance budget meant the United states was losing interest in the area. The administration proposed a $625 million Alliance authorization for the fiscal year that began july 1 but Congress pruned it to $420 million. Ultimate insult i condescend to Forward this consider for a moment seemingly vituperative missive affects solely in the Hope that fellow aficionados of the Hearst leg end will heed my Appeal. Daily i take a Grain of Salt with breakfast praying for the Day when i will lie granted the privilege of enjoying the is. Now the ultimate insult has been levied you ostracized a half Page of International news Page 23 in favor of sports permit me to categorize your crass contributions seven pages of insufferable Hometown . Gossip belter for gotten in the com l chronicle that peer of journalistic achievement two pages of comic strips two pages of editorials strange you would think of that six and a Hal pages of sports and six and a half pages of irresponsibly edited superfluous nonsense passing for competent new coverage. Your Stock Market analysis is confusing utter foolishness. Sports internal More Llu or your Over pages one must t l. Tribune for today s 1 can find Solace w iss,.ranee he won t have t 0 run the bases six and a half n m a forthe babe Itule tourney before getting the whole Story i have done my patriotic duty to my comrades and will not rest until you 1vp presented my Appeal to in people providing you ,. An avoid editing the sports a to find adequate spate again i stress the purpose of this note is not to edit Niv spleen. Rather 1 seek to constructively Antici a Wiir editorial policy. Spec. 4 w. Kris Tolj Frankfurt German editor s not we re used to abuse hut what hint Yon got against the com / chronicle monumental error regarding your article Mammoth Monument to the confederacy appearing in is aug. 15, please note that Gen. Andrew Jackson became the seventh president of the United states and Gen. Thomas j. Jackson was known it is apparent that Mark Dahlinger the author is not a civil War airman Robert London. Staff writer had better Brush up ins con federate history before All the ghosts of the 2nd corps Cha. Come Back to haunt him ,. M. Sgt. K. C. Brown bit Burg Ien Kiny the managing editor replies Dahlinger a would t know Light from the someone hero Yankee who old blur next Man hut should lunch caught the mistake 36 months if you Hove a wife what is the army regulation on military travel for dependents from an overseas station to the United states no matter win re i go i receive evasive and indefinite answers to in i a tums and my rotation Date is near rank is specialist five i will have been in i Rade i months at my rotation in december and will have spent m months in by unit overseas five sixths of a Normal being in the army for 18 months and overseas for 12 months i took a 30-Day leave to the states and got married. Two months later i made e5, then paid for my wife s to Germany. At my rotation my wife will have been Here 16months As a dependent. 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