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Morse Calls
Optimistic;
O Sen. Wayne Morse and Dou-
q la McKay carried their bitter
campaign into it home stretch
today.
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Morxe lashed into adminktra-
) tion domestic policies in a
ipeech at Pacific University yes
terday and also called again for
Prafidcr.t Eisenuower to go be
' for the Cnited Nations and
"tell the world we stand for an
oend to the fightinf in the. Middle
Eat,"o c . .
He accused the administration
-yith, "poliHcl immorality'' and
Hid '"The Prcodent is an hon
est man. The nsd thing-is 'he's
& uitrifrjrmei man." Of the
Dixon-Yates contract he sa;d,
"Those who got him to .approve
that contract performed a dis
service to tie President of '.the
G Uniftd States."
o Morse, also caid he was ."casti
qgatei" fey the two major" Port
land daily newspaper- for saying
resigned Airj Force Secretary
CHarold Talbot, upon rus appoint
ment, had a "conflict- of inter
ests.''For this I was castigated
by the Portland Oregcmian and
Journal," Morse-gaid. ""But I'm
proud of the enemies I make. I'd
O 'el pretty sad today .if I had. the
(pupport Of tho5paprrs."
McKay Predicts Victory
McKay spffot a ;busy day. in
Portland yesterday, touring in
dustrial plants and shaking
hands with"worler.
In two talks' during the day
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Registration Irregularity Seen
he repeated his charge that
I Morse was an "obstructionist"
j to President Eisenhower's for
eign policy. He also said he was
I confident of victory next-Tuesday.
McKay said he was pleased
with his reception during his
tour of industrial plants. Most
AFL-CIO unions have endorsed
! Morse, but McKay said he found
1 supporters and that one old
I timer shook his hand and said,
I "Don't tie afraid. You're going
' to make it."
McKa.y told a group of Re
publican precinct workers last
night that reports from all
counties of the state indicated
the growing effectiveness of
party organization and a victory
attitude on the part of GOP
workers.
Governor on TV
CZfWr plmn Smith ri i cr-i i cfH
I nHnfstinn anri tvM lact niaht
in a- Portland television appear
ance with three Oregon- editors
Bernard ' Mainwaring, editor
and 'publisher of the Salem Cap
ital Journal; Robert C. Ingalk,
.editor and pubisher of the Cor
vallis -Gazette Times, and Mrs.
Margaret- Thompson Hill, pub
lisher of the.Parkrose East Coun
ty Enterprise.
Smith said the growing school
enrollment problem was one
which must be faced head on.
He said the "primary needs now
are salary increases" for teach
ers. He also said he would rec-
omihent repeal of the 45 per
cent surtax and would not ap
prove any sales tax bill which
might be. passed by the Legisla
ture until it was approved by
voters.'
. Robert Holmes, Smith's Dem
ocratic opponent for governor,
appeared in a debate with State
Sen. Rudie Wilhelm of Portland
last night in Portland.
Holmes called Smith a Tight
wing, conservative Republican
and said he thought Smith was
making a "mistake in not de
fending his record." He also
charged that in recent days Re
publican candidates were elim
inating the Republican label
from- their campaign advertise
ments. -
Wilhelm, in dewending Smiths
voting record, said "both men
made excellent records in the
Senate. But Bob has distorted
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the governor's record," he said
Vota Fraud Claimed
Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.)
made a one-day visit to Oregon
and spoke last night at Albany.
Earlier he criticized administra
tion foreign policy and said he
believed President Eisenhower
and Secretary of State John Fos
ter Dulles were "caught com
pletely by surprise" by the Pol
ish and Hungarian developments
and the decision of Great Britain
and France to attack Egypt."
Meanwhile, both Democratic
and Republican Multnomah
county party chairman wired
Sen. Albert Gore asking a Sen
ate investigation of alleged elec
tion frauds.
Ken Rinke, Democratic chair
man, complained that some busi
ness firms and individuals were
sending letters to registered
Democrats to their addresses
listed in the poll books. If the
letter is returned, Rinke said
Republicans hope to show that
the person would be voting ille
gally. In his telegram to Gore,
Hinke said "Evidence we now
have . . . indicates certain busi
nesses, corporations and individ
uals are spending tremendous
sums of money in a concealed
effort, -our estimate $50,000, to
affect the outcome of the elec
tion. We are satisfied that the
Oregon corrupt practices act has
been grossly violated, and be
lieve the Taft-Hartley, federal
McKay Campaign Gets
$151,982 in Donaiions
Washington U.R) The McKay
for Senator Committee has re
ceived $151,982 in contributions
and spent $142,290 for former
Interior Secretary Douglas Mc
Kay's Oregon campaign against
Sen. Wayne Morse,- it was re
vealed Thursday.
Officials in the office of the
secretary of the Senate said the
amount is the largest filed so
far by or for a senatorial can
didate. . There was no committee re
port filed for Morse, but the Ore
gon Democrat filed a personal re
port listing contributions of
$3,750 and expenditures of
$3,499 up to Oct. 27.
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ADDRESS .'. HOW LONG
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WHERE EMPLOYED HOW LONG
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(Firm Name and Where. Located) :
1 banking regulations, and securi
ties exchange regulations have
also been violated."
Democratic Irregularities
GOP Chairman Francis Smith
said "If there is any election
fraud being perpetrated in this
county, as charged by the Demo
cratic chairman, he should know
all about it as the irregularities
we have uncovered involve
Democratic registration." He
wired Gore: "Have evidence of
wrongful Democratic registra
tions in Multnomah county and
will appreciate any help your
subcommittee can give in pre
venting irregular voting Nov. 6."
Kefauver Raps
Administration
On Unemployment
En Route with Kefauver U.PJ
Sen. Estes Kefauver charged to
day that the Eisenhower admin
istration had turned its back on
solemn promises to aid areas dis
tressed by unemployment.
The Democratic vice presiden
tial nominee concentrated his
attack on western Pennsylvania
where unemployment is a seri
ous issue in many localities.
Bill Said Opposed
In a speech prepared for de
livery at Sharon, Pa., the Ten
nessee senator said the Eisen
hower administration had op
posed a Democratic - sponsored
bill to provide federal relief for
distressed areas. The opposition
came despite the President's
promise four years ago that he
would "at the least sign of de
pression, marshal all the powers
of the federal government to
fight it," he charged.
Kefauver, jusgling his sched
ule constantly, flew into Youngs
town, Ohio, early today after
rigorous campaigning in Massa
chusetts and Rhode Island on
Thursday.
His plane fought turbulent
weather on a flight from Provi
dence, R.I., but landed safely at
Youngstown where he scheduled
two speeches before driving into
western Pennsylvania.
Dulles Gets Laugh
On Slip of Tongue
United Nations, N.Y. CU.P.)
Secretary of Stats John Foster
Dulles' tongue slipped somewhat
and gained him a bellylaugh in
the U.N. General Assembly's
marathon debate Thursday night.
Dulles referred to an Ameri
can cease fire resolution "which
was vetoed in the Security Coun
cil by the Sov "
He caught himself and went
on, "by Great Britain and
France."
Dulles and the Russian dele
gation joined in the general
laughter and the secretary of
state apologized for "that near
slip of the tongue."
Russia has used its Security
Council veto 78 times. The
United States never has used it
while France exercised it four
times, Britain twice and China
once.
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