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r4 ITTmPv "n "T TX Tribune United P.-e-s Full Leaied W' Second Section BEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 31. 1956 Oregon Con 1 ime A Knht Smith behind for anv BY A. ROPEPT SMITH Mail Tribune Correspondent j Washinj'nn "J P' Oregon mii'bpr of Conr('s; for thr ; rr j -1 p;trt urre v.'amz little time in snaK- jng the dust of 'he n a t l mi's capital from their heels and i heading west-1 ward for home 1 and tee elec tion campaigns ahead of them. J'.hc only o n p s'm i r 2 length of time ucrp t-Ao Democrats who are planning ii go first to Chicago to participate m tlif Democratic luitiorial convention bofore co in t ri Oregon. Republicans plan nmr to attond-thc GOP national . i-':.,n at San Francisco starting Aug. 2) figured to go ti.' -i Oregon and then to the Bav city Sin Wayne Morse 'D is i'-i'1:t stayiiis l-i; beijind or attending the Democratic con vc ntioii Hi- iili.ii' call for fly ing 1" Oregon late this week fo laum.ii I : is reelection campaign. iho Harris Ellsworth (R) Will al.-o be flying out of Washington tins week, stopping first in Cleveland and then in ?anta Fe to vi it his two daughters. He and Mrs Kil-flior'.ii. who wont on ahead, ti CO Bian ',0 driee I roin Santa fc to their home at Roseimrg. after which they hope i to yet a br.cl vacation before the opening o the convention at San Francisco. The congressman dpntdi.isc!y plans to attend the (.Convention. Coon Going to Baker Hep Sam Conn (Ki is planning !to drive straight to his home in Baker, then to go to the Kcpub hcan convention After that, he'll return to commence his reelec tion campaign Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D1 and Ren. Edith Green (D) are both staying in the capital until .shortiy before the opening of tl e Democratic convention Aug. i:i Neuberger. who is chairman of the Oregon delegation to the convention, hopes to join his wife. Maorine. afterward for a short vacation pr-or to the start of active campaigning in the state Mr- Nonhorger is going directly hone to Portland from Washington triis week. Mrs. Green said she will go to Qncao the week before the convention stans to sit on the piatfor.n vs ruing committee whfcb will dait the platform v after Holding advance hearings. The Jves'HiiRji congrcsswoman toiil also n one of several wo men ipemhei j of Congress who are scheduled to tftidiess the con vention. Her five-minute speech Is to cover the genrBl f veld of c welfare legislation. Norblad To Kentucky Rep. Waller Norolad (Ri is t.e oniy other mrniber of the state delegation who is not plannins to attend his party's convention. He and Mrs. Norblad are going by train first to Fort Knox. Kv., for a visit with their 17-ycar--old sen, . 1 i 1 1 1 . who is there fop a six-months military training ptu gram. Norblad will tlO'n retttrj) to Oregon, slopping off in Chicgi for a visit with his parents, who expect to be en route to Sdiih Africa on a trip celebrating t" 50th aimiver.-arv. ressmen Waste Little j Out of Washington hanlan Floods leave At Least 1,000 Dead Teheran U.R At least a thousand persons are reported I dead or missing in floods which ! swept several provinces of Iran for the past three weeks. Interior Minister Assadollah i Alam told newsmen 450 dead had i been buried so far and 500 were j still unaccounted for. He esti President; mated ,he magg at 5.00O.OOO,- leeisla-1000 rials ($66. 000. 000). Pages 1 to 8 Gettysburg U Eisenhower 'nao 6:2nd ition temporarily suspending the j Cottage Grove !U.R Plans requirement mat nomesteaciers : are unaer way to reopen rne Two Killed in Crash West of McMinnville improve and cultivate their j Black Butte lands. near here. Quicksilver mine McMinnville. Ore. U.R A head-on collision about 40 miles west of here claimed the lives of two men yesterday. One of the two was identified as Carl Leonard Lieberman, 50, of Neotsu. The other was tenta tively identified from a wallet found in the car as Jake Loose, 32. Portland. Raymond Buckland Hutchin son, 24. Portland, who was tak en to a hospital at McMinnville. Hutchinson suffered multiple abrasions, contusions, a concus- , sion and fractured ribs. He was : unable to give any account of I the accident. j The accident happened on highway 18 near Widow creek fish hatchery bridge. Impact of the collision threw both autos off the highway. Gettysburg U.R' President Eisenhower has signed a bill au thorizing construction of the first atom - powered merchant ship. Read and L"5e Classified Ads . . 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