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The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 35

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Decatur, Illinois
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Decatur, Ulinoia, Thursday, October 6, 1966 THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGF. THIRTY-FIVE Goldwater Points to Unrest Conservative Ranks Seen Growing Council Votes To Annex Park To Nokomis Nokomis (Special) ner at which Goldwater, the as The former Arizona senator Legal papers are being pre jointly operated by Witt and Nokomis. It is located one mile north of Witt. The land is owned by Beaman Randies of Witt. Donald Petty, garbage collector who has served Nokomis for several years, will assume full responsibility for the landfill operation.

Pickup will continue to be twice a week. All outside trucks using the landfill will be charged according to size. Council agreed no longer to make fire calls outside the city limits to put out automobile fires unless those asking for sociation's honorary chairman, way the featured speaker. About 250 attended a free three-hour offered his views in an address at the first East Coast regional rally here of the Free Society Association he founded in June, 1963 Victor Gold, public relations director, said the association nia and 2,500 each in New York State and Illinois, but added, "Impact is not through numbersany more than in the ADA," the Americans for Dem-! ocratic action. In comments prior to the dinner, Goldwater refused to express any preference in the effort by Gov.

Nelson A. Rocke pared to annex Memorial Park to the city of Nokomis. The park's board of directors has requested annexation. City Council agreed Monday night to annex the park, located on the north edge of Nokomis between the city limits and Nokomis High School, as soon as possible. In other business, the coun (c) 1966 New York Times New York Barry Goldwater declared Wednesday that there had been "growing conservative strength shown in primary elections" in New York, California and other states.

The 1964 Republican presidential candidate asserted conservatives were worried about the economic position of the United States, "our no-win policy in Viet Nam" and "the decline in the morality of our people." had reached 42,500 dues paying "think-in" during the afternoon, hearing and questioning three conservative intellectuals. The trio were G. Warren Nutter, chairman of the economics department, University of Virginia; James J. Kilpatrick, senior editor of the Richmond (Va.) News-Leader and Ger-hart Niemeyer, professor of political science at Notre Dame members annual dues range to $1,000 except for $1 help pay a fee of $150. Firemen have answered two calls on automobile fires in the past two for students which he believed In 1879 men started celebrating Richman values.

The saving's still going on. EHCIMNS' 87th ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS was the largest in the conserva feller to win re-election oven Conservative, Democratic and! Liberal party nominees. About 650 persons had bought tickets at $20 apiece, for a din-1 weeks and had no one to col cil voted to discontinue opera- tive political education field. He reported 9,000 in Califor lect from. 1 lng a landfill which has been1 FOR ALL THE FAMILY AT OUR 1 hoppers SHOr NN6 CtMTEt DART II AJCTO II PJL SUN.

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