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Heppner Gozette Times, Thursdoy, November 1, 1956
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D WIGHT D. EISENHOWER
PRESIDENT
THE MORROW COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
RESPECTFULLY SUGGESTS THAT
RICHARD M. NIXON
VICE-PRESIDENT
In the Interest of the Continuation of Good, Sound
Government You Mark Your Ballot as Follows:
For
PRESIDENT
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
For
VICE-PRESIDENT
RICHARD M. NIXON
For
UNITED STATES SENATOR
DOUGLAS McKAY
For
CONGRESSMAN
SAM COON
For
GOVERNOR
ELMO SMITH
For
SECRETARY OF STATE
MARK HATFIELD
For
STATE TREASURER
SIG UNANDER
For
ATTORNEY GENERAL
CARL H. FRANCIS
For
STATE SENATOR
JOHN HOUNSELL
For
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
CHARLES ALLEN TOM
For County Commissioner
RUSSELL K. MILLER
For County Sheriff
C J. D. BAUMAN
For County Treasurer
SYLVIA McDANIEL
For County Coroner
OLIVER W. CRESWICK
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OREGON NEEDS
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YOU CAN COUNT ON
Doug McKay says what he thinks . . . believes what he says . . . and does what he
says he will do.
During 25 years of devoted public service, he has kept the same ideals and the same
convictions of the need for sincerity, forth-rightness and faithfulness in public admin
istration. He has done the jobs the people of Oregon wanted done-. . . the way they wanted
them done. He does not ask"independence" to vote pet political theories that
change from year to year.
His pledge is to faithfully represent the people of Oregon - what they think
what they believe is best for Oregon and for our country. And no man in political
Mfeknows the people of Oregon better or has served them longer in so many responsi-
His devotion to Oregon was again demonstrated when he gave up the honor and
prestige of the President's cabinet to battle for Oregon's lost influence and respect
in the United States Senate. -
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Bring Your Neighbors To the Polls Nov. 6
Pd. Adv. Morrow County Republican Central Comm., J. 0. Turner, Treas.
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