HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Tbun&ay, November 3. 1966 3
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Candidates offered to Oregon voters in this election by
the Republican Tarty are among the most able, experienced and
personally attractive it has ever been our privilege to recom
mend. Republican candidates work for time-honored principles
for HUMAN VALUKS, which emphasize the rights, freedoms
and opportunities of the individual, and for fiscal responsibility,
which recognizes that no dollar can be spent by government
which has not first been taken from citizens.
Under Republican leadership in the executive and legis
lative branches of our state government, Oregon advanced far
beyond other states in civil rights legislation, education, "fair em
ployment practices, park and highway development, workmen's
compensation benefits, property tax relief and a host of other
areas.
The strength and benefits of this nation's two-party sys
tem can best be attained by electing more Republicans to repre
sent us in Washington, D. C.
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MARK HATFIELD
For U. S. Senator
Governor with courage and conviction, who stands on hU long record ol
dedicated public service.
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EVERETT THOREN
For Rep. 2nd District
Bellows in developing
the resources of the second
district.
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TOM McCALL
For Governor
Outstanding Secretary of State giving trusted and Independent leadership.
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IRVIN MANN, JR.
For State Representative
Experienced and capable
leader of the legislature
who can handle the job
again.
HERMAN WINTER
For District Attorney
GENE FERGUSON
For County Commissioner
Knowledgea b 1 e, expert-
Respected and able at- cncod commissioner with
tomey willlnR to again wido backBround in this
serve all the people of the office,
county.
ROD THOMSON
For County Assessor
Fair, competent official
with valuable experience
gained on the job.
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J. B. MALCOM
For Port Commission,
4-Years
Popular, hard working
lumberman who shows un
failing courage in his
work.
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GARLAND SWANSON
For Port Commission
4-Years
Honor e d conservationist
who will continue to serve
the best interests of the
county.
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OSCAR PETERSON
For Port Commission
2-Years
Former coun t y judge
who has given long and
faithful public service.
(PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT BY MORROW COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, MRS. HERMAN WINTER, CHAIRMAN).