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PACE TW OOhio Republican DelegatesLeaning Toward Goldwater

TH E JJMA N EWS, LIMA , OHIO SUNDAY, JULY S. 196.4

C O LU M BU S , Ohio ( A P ) -With th e Republican NationalConvention barely a week away,two things become increasinglyapparent.G o v . James A. Rhodes, Ohio"favorite son", is mentioned

Some Ohio Goldwater f o l l o w -ers feel th a t Bliss, wh o probab-ly could have been n a t i o n achairman year ago, ha s waitedtoo long. They assert that thej o b , like the Goldwater band-wagon, a l r e a d y ma y havemore often as vice presidential passedtimber . i Congressman John AshbrookState Chairman Ray C. Blissis mentioned less frequently fornational chairman.Sen. Barry Goldwater,runner for the Republican pres-idential nomination, figuresboth.Th e ArizonaRhodes as Senator namedone of four likelyprospects for second spot on theticket if he is. he expected nom-inee, although the Ohio governorcontinues to disclaim nationalambitions at this t ime, and hassaid flatly t h a t "I would not ac-cept it (vice 'presidential nom-ination) if it is offered."And those close to- Goldwaterindicate he is less than enthus-iastic over maneuvering byBliss to hold Ohio's 58 votes for"favorite son" on the first bal-lot and play "cat and mouse"with the nationalfeelers.

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of Johnstown in the 17th Districtan early Godwater backer, fig-ures the senator will amass thefront 655 votes needed for nominat ion;s- by the time the convention- rollin call reaches Texas or U t a h ,without Ohio's help.Such a development would re-quire agility on the part ofRhodes and Bliss if they wantto switch Ohio's vote before th efinal tally is recorded as o f f i -cial.

Both indicate no change inthe Ohio delegation pending an-other caucus in San Franciscoat 8 a.m. July 13, the day theconvention opens. Former U. S.

part in blocking the late Sen.Robert A. Taft's nomination in

. .Se n . John W - 'Bricker, delega-tion chairman, affirms that del-egates will decide their coursethen.

1 9 S2 .Bu t those close to Bliss, wh oleft for San Francisco Thursday,say he wants to keep th e Ohiodelegation intact and ready foran y surprise developm ent in theconvention.Bliss has not said whether hewould accept an offer to suc-ceed Congressman William Mil-er of New York as nat ionaleommitteeman but he .has in-dicated he want s to step out asOhio chairman.Bliss got the Ohio delegation'snomination for nat ional eo-mitteeman over veteran eom-mitteeman and 7th District con-iressman Clarence J. Brown ofBlanchester.As Ohio national committee-man, Bliss could keep his handin politics while running hisAkron insurance business with-

Playgrounds Maintain Busy PacetllKnlffntinB tnS WflMt cum KB I *n4 irstllAtttml MAM*MA ...int m.:.. ..i .... t * t.: * m * ._ ^ . m * . * . _n .L.ii 4__ ...in Highlighting this week's s um- ball and volleyball g ames w i l l 1 This past week Washingtoni r iMwa tm n -nh^.u ~i , i u- u.,.i ,_ ^ McKinley had its first dance

o f the season on Thursday anda peanut hunt on Friday. Ourjunior boys defeated Garfield13-3 in softball. but the juniorgirls were defeated. The mid-get boys received a forfeit fromLincoln, while the girls woo 14 -

me r tecreat ion schedule willbe an all - playground hoote-nany Wednesday at 7 p.m. atFaurot Park, under the direct ion of music and drama con-sultant An n McMahan .Children will present 19 folksongs they learned during th efirst few weeks of the summerprogram.Th e newly - decorated showwagon will be used. Severalguitarists will be on hand , pre-sent ing addit ional numbers.In other playground news, su-pervisor Miss Patricia Morrisannounced the playgrounds willbe closed Monday in observanceof th e city hol iday..A playground - by - play-ground report for the past week

be held in the evenings.NORTHSIDETh e junior boys softball teamdefeated Robb Avenue 18-12.Th e junio r girls dropped asqueaker, 9-8, to Robb Avenuewith th e winning run being scor-ed in the last inning.Approximately 250 people at -tended the talent show. Fourthplace winners were Mary AllenNoonan and Pat ty Munger andDoug Ferguson. Second - placewinners were Y vonne Sorgnardand Karen Mullins, and firstplace winne r wa s Debbie Walsh.Margie Dimond emceed t h eshow.Gary Rex, Joe Brickner andDanny Altenbach represented

follows:

water, says there has been nopressure to change the "favor-ite son" first vote decisionreached in caucus here June 22."But if Bliss had thrown hisweight at that point , it wouldh av e been all over," he asserts.When Goldwater picked up abig bloc of Illinois votes later,to claim nomination virtuallyassured, i t made that s tate lookbetter than Ohio, Ashbrook says.Even Ohioans who like Penn-sylvania Gov. William M . Scran-ton concede that Goldwater 'sstrength appears to be growing.State Treasurer John Herbertof four Ohio delegates tot Scranton on his recentvisit to Cleveland, describes thereception as disappo inting.Herbert sees recent attacksth e Pennsylvania governorin his belated quest for conven

out holding either the state ornat ional chairmanships.As for vice presidency, Rhodesasserts he would turn downsuch an offer. He has servedbarely one and one-half yearso f a four-yk>m1_ jj_11J A__ 1 _ .j. . ____

"I am happy to inform yo uthat the day before yesterdaythis bill wa s signed into law,"ater forcesAnd the association of Henry J he said. "We thus take pride inCabot Lodge, resigned ambass- what representative U n i t e dto Viet Nam. with

popular doll in the show.In the sandbuilding contest,Mike and Ray Hooker, RachadRader, Debbie Kaple, G r e gSadringer and Don Furr werewinners.FAUROT

ior softball games with Whit-tier, a bicycle race and a foul-shooting contest. Climaxing th eweek's activities was our firstdance Thursday night .The midget softball and kick-Next week's activities includea sandbox contest on Monday,a midget softball game Tuesdayand a hootenanny Wednesday at~ p.m.In Senior softball game Bill

ador the-17 mffikxt Amer na*a hearing owITWfeure youto have an electronic hoar-ing test absolutely freeNOW during Better Hee*~

,Scranton drive serves to fur ther*31consolidation in Ohio whereLodge '* remembered for hisStates government has accom-plished this Fourth of July inconnection with one of the mosturgent national problems."

Pugh h it three home r u n s .Mike Thomas also had threehits.SCHOONOVERTh e first dance at SchoonoverPark shelter house attractednearly 100 persons. G u i t a r

ball games were won by Whit-tier. The junior boys of Hoverwo n by forfeit, because Whit-tier used players wh o were overthe age limit. Th e junior girlslost.A bicycle race wa s held onW e d ne sd ay e v en in g. W i n n e r swere Dave Centeno, Mike Dov-

Etta Monroe.To celebrate the Foerth July, we made an AmericanFlag by cutting strnw of red,white and blue construction pa-per, rolling the strips into cy-linders, and pasting them onlarge paper in the design of theFlag. Thursday, the childrenmade a paper firecracker, andFriday, they made a paperpop-cracker.Tuesday the midget boys soft-ball game with Washington-Mc-Kinley wa s forfeited. Lincoln's

Sally Sanderson.Th e big event next week wi nbe Tot Lot Fun Day on Wednes-day at Schoonover Pool. Therewill be swimming, sack lunch-es and entertainment.Other special events of t h eweek wfll include a s o f t b a 11throw and a four - square tourn-ament.HORACE M A N NWinners of the June 36 bicycle

The junior girls playing Washington - McKinley won, 1*40.Th e midget boys and girlfboth defeated Schoonover thiboys softball team whining 30S and the girls kickball team,46-5. Th e pitcher was CarolynWiletson.Tuesday night the e n 1 o tgirls softball team played atSchoonover and won 1M. Eliz-abeth Nixon, Edna Terry, Dor-is Ray and Darlene Tedsingerall hit home-runs.Last Monday the senior boyg

of decorating contest were Jo hnLight, Tim Cupp and Mary andJohn Bray.Last week during the p e tshow winners were: Mark Hut-s o n , Glen Myer, Terry Brunk,David Ginanow, Kris K 1 a y,Mark Snider, Russell Torbet,Nannet te Hutson, Valaire Heb-den, Sam Briggs, Russell Tor-be t , Yvonne Tussing, Scott andSteven Brown.

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players provided part of themusic.Scamp,

er, Hank Kitchen, Rick Hos-tines.Competing in the senior di-vision Larry Loecher, Mike Dov-er, Lewis Wolfe, Charles Leff-ler, Hank Kitchen, Jerry M c-Mel Kitchen, L a r r yLoescher, Bruce Taylor, a n dGerman shepherd B ob Leffler third.

midget girls kickball team fellto W ashington - McKinley, 14-13.Next week's sports w f f l in-clude the midget boys' softballgame Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. atGarfield. The midget girls kick-ball game wfll be Tuesday at1:30 p.m. against Garfield enthe Lincoln Diamond.Next week, Round - up-Week,will feature cowboy and ft

Tuesday the Horace M a n nMidget boys softball team de-feated Faurot Park, 1The

owned by LaVerne Crites, per-formed at the pet show. Thefirst prize Li t he pe t s h o w,awarded to the prettiest pet,went too a white rabbit ownedby Richard Klett. Other win-ners were: An n Marie Tavlor,Mike Taylor, Qenn fOettA M UA__ _ *i__ _iuu-._-. .