The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 81, No. 247, Ed. 1 Friday, December 21, 1973 Page: 2 of 14
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li s now a fairly strong bet that, despite his present pro-
testations to the contrary, Vice President Gerald Ford will
be a live candidate for the GOP presidential nomination in
1976
The polls which quickly thrust him to the fore don't mean
much today except recognition as result of his long grilling
in Congress Bul they may come to mean a lot more if he is
sustained at fairly high levels
For one thing, that very process has given him a verdict as
clean, it somewhat bleached and bland He gets automatic
good marks for accepting the good soldier's role, and seems
unlikely to be tarnished by it, no matter what the revelations
about the Nixon regime
Furthermore, a good many party people, including some
segments of the leadership, may be drawn to Ford by the
awareness that, in the circumstances of Watergate and sur-
rounding issues, he might become president at any time
That may or may not happen The hard hunches in this town
aside there is yet no convincing sign that President Nixon
will either resign or be impeached But the mere prospect
will give him special political life.
Ironically, his situation almost instantly has become like
Nixon’s in 1959-60. when the late President Eisenhower's
varied illnesses put his then vice president in a posture of
clear advantage tor the next election Those observers who
were around at the time will tell you many Republican
leaders were almost afraid to oppose Nixon, for fear he
might be president the following day
Ford, to be sure, will have handicaps to overcome. He will
not have had the lengthy national exposure Richard Nixon
had enjoyed by 1959-60
And he will need to build a strong personal staff, well
beyond the regionally-flavored group he brings to the job.
Some of our recent vice presidents have not been con-
spicuously endowed with broad-scope assistants of high
talent Ford already is being watched closely on this front.
His position virtually guarantees his steady access to the
speaking circuit the other GOP 1976 prospects obviously in-
tend to travel if Republicans somehow should manage to
salvage more from the 1974 elections than is presently indi-
cated, who will get the credit' Ford, a retired Ronald
Reagan, a Nelson Rockefeller resigned from office, travel-
ing businessman John Connally?
Ford might come off fairly well His strength thereafter
might show best in those states which don't have primaries.
That's where his incumbency would be of most aid.
With so many of the 22 primary states requiring automatic
entry for highly visible or avowed presidential prospects, the
Vice President - short of an ironclad declaration of non-
candidacy - could not of course avoid the primaries. Yet
there again lie might do reasonably well
Today Reagan is the dear inheritor of the southern party
strength that formerly clustered around resigned Spiro
Agnew Rockefeller is the presumed top candidate of the Re-
publicans progressive wing
But both will have to run the gamut of primaries in sectors
where they have weaknesses, both will be past 65 by 1976.
and many GOP spokesmen privately think a Reagan-
Rockefeller struggle has a tired ring to it Despite Rocky’s
center-ward move, moreover, the light would take on a left
right tone
None ol tins means Ford is suddenly hot stuff. It does
mean, though, that he’s a lot more than a caretaker prospect.
Will he continue to exert
pressure on the government of
Israel to agree to negotiate
with people of this kind, their
masters and their agents?”
The hope for success of the
Geneva peace conference lies in
the moderates of both sides.
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Neighborhood Cop May Be Author
By VERNON SCOTT cops knocked on the door in the with a soft voice and bright said. “It's just a couple of
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Be dead of night, citizens would be grin, he is two months away lines. But I never did anything
nice to your neighborhood cop. inclined to invite them in for from retiring from the New on the force that scared me
He may turn out to be a a cup of coffee. York Police Department, half as much.
famous author or show business On the other hand, if Grosso His next move, he hopes, will “I’ve faced guns that didn’t
personality. came tapping, tapping at the be to show business. shake me up as much as
Look at author Joe (“The door the householder would call He has taken a large step in having the director point the
Onion Field”) Wambaugh or the cops. In appearance Sonny that direction by writing an camera at me and say,
Eddie (“French Connection") would look familiar on the account of another of his police -Action.'
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Toma, who inspired the new Grosso's nose rambles around Grosso has been traveling to
“Toma" television series, his face, the result of various more than a dozen cities to
in one way or another, they blows administered by fists, promote 't .,
could all pass for the fuzz- bludgeons and brass knuckles. This time got.a small
short hair, clean shaven, tough His teeth clearly are not Part inthe picture,
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Every part of the country vitamins, pate, expensive
suffers from this type of cheese, meats, cigarettes and
thievery but Los Angeles comes liquor.
close to being the champ. Enough food is stolen annual-
According to trade association ly to feed everybody in San
figures Los Angelenos steal Francisco and Boston for a
four times as much in year ■
supermarkets as their filching Even more employes steal
colleagues in Cleveland and from their stores than do
Chicago. customers. One Los Angeles
Some other unhappy super- executive estimated that 58 per
market theft statistics: cent of his store's workers
Supermarket carts cost $30-42 purloin an apple or a pack of
apiece and 10 to 15 per cent of cigarettes now and then.
a store's total cart inventory is Drug addicts who steal to
stolen every two weeks. support their habit are a prime
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By PHIL NEWSOM Arab nation yet has ordered a Israel already has won an go far beyond establishing
UPI Foreign News Analyst jail term or other punishment important point in recogniton proof that the Arab states have
Arab promises of an all-out for terrorists claiming to act in by the Arab states and among turned their backs on extrem-
effort to halt terrorist attacks the name of Palestine. moderate Palestinians that ists demanding Israel’s exter-
on international aircraft come “Senseless” is the description Israel exists and will continue mination.
too late to save the victims of placed on the latest incident by to exist as an independent
the latest outrage. a spokesman for Egyptian country.
But perhaps this worst of all President Anwar Sadat it gives the Geneva confer-
assaults upon the innocent in “The work of sick minds” is ence the best chance yet to
the name of Palestine can add the way a Beirut newspaper point the way’ to a lasting
needed impetus to attempts described it. Mideast peace.
inside the United Nations to The Israeli press began in Geneva, a spokesman for
find adequate safeguards asking how Israel could be the Palestine Liberation Organ-
against hijackings, sabotage expected to negotiate with ization (PLO), largest and most
and extortion for which the “murderers.” influential of the Palestine
Now there is Sonny Grosso. so’s beard puts one in mind of
He was Egan’s partner on the Basil Rathone’s in his most evil
biggest dope bust of all time, role.
the notorious “French Connec- But Detective First Grade
tion.” Russo blows his image when he
If any of the other famous talks. A highly engaging man
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LS ANGELES (UPI) If about 50-50 that YOU at some A professional female shop-
supermarket and trade associa- time or other have sneaked an lifter with a long skirt can
tion spokesmen have their item from a store shelf without carry as many as six separate-
figures right, the chances are paying for it. Forty-eight per ly wrapped steaks out of a
cent of supermarket customers store between her legs,
have done so, they said. The favorite loot for shoplift-
ers are health and beauty aids,
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The leader of Israeli's chief groups, pledged the PLO would
opposition party, Menahem do its utmost to put a stop to
Begin, asked at a public the terrorist outrages.
meeting: Concrete action to place the
“We wish to put a simple perpetrators of the Rome
short question to Dr. Kissinger. atrocity on public trial would
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Arabs themselves bear a heavy
responsibility.
The Arab nations sheltered
and gave encouragement both
in money and propaganda to
the Arab commandos who
vowed the extermination of
Israel and, on political grounds,
the Arab nations have provided
the chief opposition in the
search for an adequate deter-
rent.
“Sic Minds"
There is no record that any
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factor in pilferage.
One young checkout clerk
recently rang up a $1505
charge on the cash register for
two friends who were pushing a
cart through his station with
items worth $217.98.
The average shoplift is $3.92
worth of goods.
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