Neuberger Gets $7,000 To Run Oregon Campaign
WASHINGTON Ul The Demo
cratic Senate Campaign Commit,
tee is helping foot campaign bills
for party, candidates rated by the
committee as having good chances
of winning Republican seats.
Leslie L. Biffle,. secretary-treas'-
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urer of the campaign organization,
gave out some of the figures Tues
day, showing contributions is high
as $7,000.
The committee' also Is mailing
checks to Democratic incumbent
senators who have tough opposi
tion. In those cases the checks run
as high as $10,000.
Committee strategists' profess to
be very confident that the Demo
crats can overturn enough Repub
licans to take control of the senate
starting next January.
The present lineup is 49 Repub
licans, 46 Democrats and one' in
dependent. The independent Sen.
Morse (Ore) has said he will vote
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Hon o( the Senate In the 84th Con
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Among the Democratic candi
dates getting heln is Glen H. Tay
lor, former Idaho senator who
boiled bis party in 1948 to run with
Henry A. -Wallade on the Progres
sive rany ucxet as tne vice presi
dential candidate.
Taylor now is trying to unseat
Sen. Dworshak and Biffle labeled
his prospects "very promising,
On that basis he said Taylor was
sent a cnecK tor 13,000. .
Other contributions sent to Dem
ocratic nominees considered by
the committee to have a good
chance to unseat Republicans in-
ciuae: .
Oregon $7,000 to State Sen.
Richard Neuberger, running
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Knowland Stumps
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Of Sen. Cordon
By Hi ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sen. William Knowland of Cali
fornia, majority leader of the U. S.
Senate, was in Oregon Tuesday
campaigning tor Sen. Guy Cordon
and other Republican congression
al candidates.
Knowland told reporters on his
arrival at the Portland airport
Monday evening that Oregon and
the nation could "ill aflord" to
lose Cordon from the Senate. He
said the Pacific Northwest had
benefited from Cordon's seniority
on various committees.
Discussing; national affairs, the
majority leader said he did not
think there was a growing hostil
ity in the United States toward the
United Nations. He added that this
country could no more return to
Isolationism than an "adult can be
come a child again."
Knowland has scheduled talks at
rallies In Salem, Molalla and Ore
gon City Wednesday. That after
noon he is to appear at Vancouver,
Wash., and later in the day will
return to Portland for a television
talk and s dinner meeting.
Meantime Cordon carried his
campaign in the Springfield area
where he elaborated on his views
on timber cutting. He said Rich
ard L. Neuberger, his Democratic
opponent, would have voters be
lieve that Cordon favored cutting
timber in national parks.
Cordon said that was not so. He
said ripe timber should be cut to
prevent economic loss and that h
was talking about "national forests
where there is room for all."
"I S had to make a choice and
I don't have to make it. thank
God and it was between a camp
ing site for eastern visitors or grub
for Oregon kids, I got her made."
Cordon declared.
"You can't have a lumber In
dustry if you don't cut trees," the
senator added.
Republican Gov. Paul Patterson,
who is campaigning for re-election,
spoke Monday to the Portland
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