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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, May 7, 1964 NO. STUB To Be Torn Off By The Board Member Salem Scene SAMPLE BALLOT By ROBERT DERNEDDE In addition lo Oergon's fiscal nroblems. the 1965 Legislative Assembly will be faced with the problem of redistricting Oregon's four Congressional districts. The United States Supreme Court ruled last February 17 that each member of the u. b. House o Representatives must be elec ted from Congressional districts roughly equal in population to other districts in the state. Oregon's Congressional dis tricts presently vary as widely as 522,813 in District Three (Multnomah county) to 265,164 In District Two (Eastern Ore gon), a difference of 257,649 based on I960 federal census fig ures. Population by district: Dis trict 1, 517,678; District 2, 265, 164; District 3, 522,813; District 4', 463,032. The 6-3 Supreme Court de cision cast doubt on the validity of the election of all but 37 of the 435 representatives, suggest ing 398 U. S. House seats were filled unconstitutionally. Some 20 states have greater district population difference than Oregon. Texas leads the pack with a difference of 735, 156. A bill (H. B. 1798) Introduced at the 1963 regular Oregon Leg islative session by Rep. John Mosser (R-Washington Co. ) would have changed Oregon's Congressional districts In a man ner limiting varying differences to 13,557, based on 1960 census figures. Mosser's bill would have made COLLEGE isn't Msy-you have to have grades and money. Money at work now at Equitable Savings can carry the college financial burden later. Equitable's college cost comparison chart helps. Just call me. moneyi District One composed of Mar ion, Benton, Linn, Lane and Douglas counties. District Two would include all counties east of the Cascades in addition to Coos, Curry, Josephine and Jack son counties. District Three would split Multnomah county, taking that portion east of the Willamette river in its boundaries. District Four would be com posed of Clackamas, Clatsop, Col umbia, Lincoln, Polk, Tillamook, Washington, Yamhill counties and that portion of Multnomah county west of the Willamette river. Mosser Plan: District 1,450, 268; District 2, 436,711; District 3, 440,209; District 4, 440,499. Mosser's bill was tabled in committee. The high court's ruling "that the Constitution requires states to select Representatives either by election at large or by elec tions in districts composde as nearly as is practicable of equal population," places the Oregoh Legislature in the position of doing one of two things: State Congressional districts will either be redlstricted to bal ance the population differences, or candidates will be required to run for office state-at-large. In either case, the decision as to which way the Legislature will go in changing districts will depend greatly on which party is in control. PRECINCT Official Primary Nominating Ballot for the Republican Party For Morrow County, Oregon, for the Primary Election to be held Friday, the 15th day of May, 1964 Cooking Club Plans Pendleton Field Trip The Eaeer Cookeretts 4-H club has had a busy year. We have met at homes of Judy Barclay, Tnna Rauch and Diana Cuts- forth. On May 2, we met at Michelle Miller's home. We cook ed applesauce, prune salad, apple salad and mumns. we served this to our guest. We plan to visit two bakeries and a woolen mill on June 3 In Pendleton. We will sleeD out the night before in Mrs. William Do hcrty's back yard, if the weather is nice. Judy Barclay, president Practice for Fair The Country Cutter's 4-H club met at the home of Kristine Pet erson on Saturday, May 2. We practiced our team demonstra tion that we are going to give at the fair and practiced put ting in a zipper.Krlstine served refreshments. The next meeting will be held at Mary K. Camp bell's. 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Motor Hotal Doric Towna Motor Hotal TACOMAt Doric Tocomo Motor Hotal KENNEWICK, Woihlnstoni Doric Block Anom Motor Hotal PORTLANDt Dorlo Portland Motor Hotal Doric Pa Inn Motor Hotel HAYWARD, Californlo: Doric Hayword Motor Hotal LOS ANGELES: Doric Minion Hllli Motor Inn GARDENA, California: Doric Gordana Motor Hotal Opto July I , a new Doric In downtown Lot Angdaa T" Rntrvatlom, call rha naoratt Doric hotal Mark a cross (X) or check mark (V) in the voting square between the number and the name of each candidate voted for NATIONAL FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN. Vote for One 12 r LOWELL C. PAGET, "Faithful incumbent National Committeeman) whose I-J seniority and service means much for Oregon." FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEWOMAN. Vote for One 13 Q MRS. COLLIS MOORE, "Incumbent." FOR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. STATE AT LARGE. Vote for Ten 14 Q HOWELL APPLING, JR., "Incumbent Secretary of State." 15 Q G. CYRUS BISHOP, "Will vote for the people's choice." 16 1 ALFRED (PAT) BLAIR, "To support a conservative Republican for candidate 1 for President." 17 r VAUGHN DAVIS BORNET, "Author, historian, SOC professor, moderate. LJ 'Party unity and national security with Nixon." " 18 r BOB CHAPPEL, "Representative Chappel tried and true send me to Frisco I'll represent you." 19 n RICHARD L. CHRISTIANSON, "Goldwater: America's courageous champ UJ ion of the ideals In which most people believe." 20 Q R. F. COOK, "An original Goldwater conservative." 21 n HELEN DAUGHTREY 22 J ROD DAVIS, "No 're-runs' or 'dark horse' candidates for presidency. We must win." 23 H EDWIN R. DURNO, "Former state senator and congressman, chairman for Goldwater. 'Give America a choice'." 24 " GEORGE EIVERS, "Voters choice for President principles of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt in platform." 25 "" DON EVA, "I will represent the Republicans of Oregon staunchly vigor ously sincerely." 26 n HIRAM K. EVANS 27 r SHIRLEY FIELD. "Experienced at previous conventions. Life member. Youne 11 Republicans. Vote for a winner." 28 Q TED GAMBLE, "Republican unity for Republican strength in 1964." 29 fj JESS CARD, "A veteran of three national conventions." 30 I-! WARREN GILL, "I favor a conservative President, and will follow the people's choice." 31 rl EARL R. (SARGE) GOODWIN, "We've never had a Smith for President. LJ Why not now?" 32 Q JAMES M. HAFEY, "Your able and effective delegate." 33 r MRS. W. D. (RUTH) HAGENSTEIN, "A Republican worker for a Republican winner." 34 HI STANLEY HARTMAN, "The American people need an ambassador in Wash-L-1 ington, D. C Barry Goldwater." 35 n MARK HATFIELD !l 36 HI HUGH P. JENNINGS "Pledged to preservation of our individual freedoms and American way of life." 37 g REGINALD L. JENSEN, "A progressive Oregon Republican Party." 38 HI DOUGLAS JOLLEY, "Prosperity through free enterprise; individualism through constitutional government Nixon." 39 g JO KITTREDGE, "I will fight for the people's choice." 40 ri JOHN R. LATOURETTE, JR., "I will fight for Oregon Republican voters LJ choice and Mark Hatfield." 41 HI DOROTHY LELAND, "Barry Goldwater and true Republicanism all the way. Principle above expediency." 42 H THOMAS A. LEUPP, "College president former mayor school superintendent dedicated preserve American government Nixon-Hatfield." 43 HI GENEVIEVE RALL LEVETON, "Incumbent treasurer National Federation l rU-publican Women Past president Oregon Federation Republican Women." 44 HI ROBERT S. LOVELL, "Dynamic delegate. Experienced, energetic, strong supporter of fundamental Republican principles." 45 Q PHILIP II. LOWT1IIAN, "Open-minded Republican." 46 H DONALD V. McCALLUM, "Action to elect a Republican President not slogans." 47 HI GEORGE B. MALARKEY, "Experienced, capable, effective, a man w represent the whole of Oregon." ,-ho will 48 HI ROLAND M. (BILL) MAYER, "No personal political ambitions; will support Ornrnn's nrimnrv rhnieo. fnvnrinc Serantrm ." 49 HI JOHN MERRIFIELD, "This country needs a completely honest and in- telligrnt administration serving all citizens." 50 HI F. F. (MONTE) MONTGOMERY. "Rockefeller offers the Republican party a positive, active program for national growth." 51 HI DONALD W. MOORE, "More work, incentive, and freedom for a stronger United States." 52 g CLAY MYERS, "Nelson Rockefeller for President, a winning Republican." 53 Q A. W. NORBLAD, "Fighting for GOP victory in '64." 54 HI ROBERT W. PACKWOOD, "An experienced Republican state representative who favors a Republican's Republican for President." 55 HI LOWELL C. PAGET, "Incumbent Republican delegate experienced six national conventions." 56 I" FORREST E. RIEKE. "Reduce federal spending. Responsible Oregonians can best solve our human problems." 57 HJ MICHAEL B. RUVENSKY, "Goldwater in '64." NATIONAL FOR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River, Jefferson. Klamath, Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla Union, Wallowa, Wasco and Wheeler counties. Vote for Tiro 75 KENNETH M. ABRAHAM, "I will work for harmony, unity and strength in the Republican party." 76 WARREN H. ALBRIGHT 77 ri DAVID C. BAUM, "Will cast ballot for presidential candidate selected by 1 you." 78 HI RON BAYES, "Experienced. Member of Oregon delegation to 1956 convention which nominated Eisenhower-Nixon." 79 Q ROBERT W. CHANDLER 80 g REX ELLIS, "Am against the billions being spent for a trip to the moon." 81 n ALVA C. GOODRICH i i 82 HI WILLIAM E. HANZEN, "Your presidential elector 1956 and Chicago delegate ' 1960; uncommitted in 1964." 83 n FRED W. HEARD, "Of Klamath County active in Republican party for eight years." 84 H PHILLIP D. PARSONS, "Supporting candidates who believe in fiscal L-1 responsibility, minimum federal government, conservative Republi canism." 85 HI ROBERT F. SMITH, "Energetic state legislator a proven leader dedicated to responsible government," 86 H GEORGE (BUN) STADELMAN, "A vigorous and effective voice for Eastern lJ Oregon Republicans." VOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Vote for On 87 BARRY GOLDWATER 88 1 HENRY CABOT LODGE i i 89 n RICHARD M. NIXON i 90 Q NELSON ROCKEFELLER 91 Q WILLIAM W. SCRANTON 92 I MARGARET CHASE SMITH, "Top vote-getter of all Republican senatorial candidates." FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Vote for On FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Baker, Crook. Deschutes, Gilliam. Grant, Harney. Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath. Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wasco, and Wheeler Counties. Vote tot Om 93 g WILLARD R. CROMWELL 94 I" EVERETT J. THOREN, "Will effectively cooperate for the constitutional economic betterment of Eastern Oregon's citizens." STATE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. Vote fox Om 95 rJ TOM McCALL, "Experienced, respected, progressive leadership." 96 fJ DAN E. MOSEE, "Efficient government means less taxes elect am ex perienced businessman." FOR STATE TREASURER. Vote for Om 97 HOWARD C. BELTON, "Incumbent whose integrity and sound management stretch your tax dollars." FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Vote for Om 98 J MERLIN ESTEP, "Best qualified through training and experience." FOR STATE SENATOR. EIGHTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Gilliam. Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler counties. Vote for Om 99 n GILES FRENCH i i FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla and Wheeler counties. Vote for Om 100 r IRVIN MANN, JR., "Informed, effective representation for Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla and Wheeler counties." COUNTY FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Vote for Om 101 r BERL AKERS, "Progressive administration for the future growth and 1 1 development of Morrow county." 102 I- AMBROSE V. CHAPIN, "A square deal and impartial service to all 1 1 residents of Morrow county." 103 Qj OLIVER CRESWICK, "Unite Morrow today for the Morrow Tomorrow." FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Vote for Om 104 g WALTER H. HAYES, "Faithful and honest service to all taxpayers." 58 n ELIZABETH CARSON SAILOR, "Elect a dedicated Republican worker to represent the women of the party." - (Continued on page 3)
