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Following is a lit of polling pliiees in Jackson county.
The list was provided hy Jackson County Clrrk Marvin Mad
den. I -Ashland Lincoln School flyin. Beach t
Ashland Ashland Junior limit Clyni, Si?kiou lilvd.
Ashland- iiriM-or School I.ibrao , North Maui st
Ashland Ashland Junior llitih Clyin. Siskiyou hlvd
Asliland Dnsioe School Gym. Manzanila st.
Ashland llittli School fly m, KiH7 Iowa st.
Ashland Hih School fiym, 10H7 Iowa st.
Ashiund Hiim-oi- School Gym, Manzanita st.
Ashland Lincoln School fiym, Beach si.
Ashland -Briscoe School fiym, Munzanita st.
Ashland Ashland Junior High Gym, Siskiyou blvd.
Ashland-Walker School Gym, Snulh Door
l'JA -Ashland Walker School fiym, Snulh Door
l'.'B A!il.uid Walker School (i m. Smith Door
Ki Ashland Lincoln School liym. Beach -t.
14 - Valley View Briscoe School, North Entrance, N. Main
Bcllwcw Northeast Bellview School liym. Last Door
Bellview South Bi-llvicw School fiym. East Door
Lincoln Piuehiirsi School. Lincoln, l)n-o:i
Lake Creek Community Hall, across -treet from store
Butte Falls lli(!li school Auditorium. Butte Falls
F.anle Point North Kaitlc Point High School Cym. East
Futr.ince Mam .-.1.
K.ile Point South h'.iie Point High School Cm, East
Entrant, M.iui
Flounce Rock Prospect Huh School New Gy:n. Prospect
Trail Elk Trad School Gym. Trail. SE Entrance
Shady Cove Shady Cine School Gin. SW Entranrt
Reese Creek Reese Creek Gospel Cuurch
Eaule Point-Hnjh School Gni. East Entrance, Main st.
.Medtord Howard Howard School Gym. 1!8I1 Merriman.
South East Door
28A-Medford-Elk Howard School Gym. 2801 Merriman,
Sooth East Door
29 Airport- Howard School Gym, 2BU1 Merriman. South
East Door
2!1A Mcdlord Wilson Sctiool Gym. Corona and Grand
itO -Mcdford-Wilson School Gym. Corona and Grand
31 Hilkre.-t-Lone Pine Sciiool Gym, 3158 Lone Pint rd.,
Southwest Enhance
Mtdford Court House. County Court Room, Main En
trance. Front Door
Places looters to Select Candidates
For National, State Offices
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Voteri ill Jackson county i committeemen, conimitteewo-1 phin. Lane and Linn court-1 candidate, space Is provided
tomorrow will select Demo- men and delegates to the na-ities. j for write-in votes.
cratic and Republican candi-1 tional conventions Lnnven-j in many cases mere is only j REPUBLICAN PRIMARY I
dales for national, stale and , Hon delegates w ill he elected : one. and in some cases no For President: Richard Nix
county offices in Oregon's I from the .tale al larjie and candidates listed on the pri-,on j
primary election. j from the fourth conKre.-sional mary ballots. Write-in candi- for Vice President: None.
Major political parly mem- j district, which includes Coos. , dates, officials noted, are For U.S. Senator (term end
bers also will select national Curry, Doiiijlas. Jackson. Jose-i counted, and space is pro- in Jan. 3. 1961 : Elmo Smith, I
viaea ior a write-in vote in fienme Altvatvr
Local Residents to
Vote on Annexation
each office for which
didate will be named.
a can-
For U S. Senatnr (term be
ginning Jan. 3, 1961): R. F.
Restored! voters in Med
ford will vote on two meas
ures on the city ballot and
ihree measures on the county
hallot in tomorrow's primary
election.
Both of the measures on the
city ballot are proposed char
ter amendments annexing ter
ritory completely surrounded
ov the city. They are number
ed No. and No. 52.
No, ."l js a 46-acre trad
containing some 171 persons
SfiOO per year to $2,100 per
ear.
Also on the ballot will be
two dog control mia.urp.
No. 2 and No. 51 .
No. 2 will be a county-wine
dog control measure and No.
n will he fr the city of
Modford on'y. City
and women.
Following is a list of candi
dates seeking nomination for;
national, state and county of-;
fices. If no one has filed as a
Cooperation Needed
Between AEC, NASA
Los An:
voters vice - l S
will vote on both measures.
!t.-s. Science Ser-;
leadership in the
conquest of space depends up-1
Both of these dog control on the close cooperation of!
measures will be worded. ; the Atomic Energy eommis-1
"For dogs running at large- j sion and the National Aero-
Yes, For dogs running at larae naulic and Space adminis-
-No." A ''yes" vote means the
lituaied nortli of McAndrews voter is in favor of the situ-
rd.. east of Riverside ave.. ation as it exists, a "no" vote
3?
On the county ballot will
be one proposed amendment
to the state constitution fixing
salaries of state legislators.
This will be numbered No. 1
and would increase the sal
aries of state legislators from
33 .Mcdford Court House, Tax Department, Main Entrance, ' north of JacKfon st.
Front Door ! Dog Control Measures
.14 Mcdford- Lincoln School Cym. tl(l8 North Bartlett st.
35 - Medford-Ji-f lerson School Gvm. Holmes ave.. Front
Door
36 -Mcdford "Court House Auditorium, Old Building. Oak-
dale Entrance
37 -Medford-Liucoln School Gym. ti08 North Bartletl st.
3ft -Medford-Lincoln School Gym. 008 North Bartlett st.
3D -Medfnrri-Ilich School. Boy's Gym. Melrose St., South
Door
40 -Medford-Court House. West Hallway Annex. Annex
Donr. Laurel st.
41 -Medfnrd-Court House Auditorium, Old Building, Oak-
dale Entranre
41 A-Medford-High School, Boys' Gym, Melrose St., South
Door
42 -Medford Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
43 -Medford-Roosevelt School fiym, 112 Lindley si.
44 -Medford-Roosevelt School Gym. 112 Lindley si.
45 -Medford Hedrick Junior HiRh Gym. 1501 East Jackson
45A-Medford-Community Church of the Brethren, Mary and
Saline
means the voter is in favor
of dog control.
If either or both of the dog
control measures pass it
containing some eight per- means that dogs would not
sons situated east of Barne- i be allowed to run at large
burg rd.. south of Oregon ! unless they are properly muz-
i ave.. west of Sunrise ave., and : zlcd.
east and south of Crater Lake
highway and west of Biddle
rd. i
No. 511 is a nine-acre tract ,
i Dog owners would be sub
ject to fines of SMI for the
first offense and $25 for any
offenses thereafter if their
dogs arc found in violation of
the law.
Both the city and or county-wide
measures would be
administered by the county.
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West Side-West Side School Gym. Ross lane-Stage rd.
Jacksonville Rural -Community Hall, 4th and C sts.,
Jacksonville
Ross Lane-Oak Grove School Gym, 2338 Jacksonville
highway
67A-Oak Grove-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jacksonville
highway
68 -Lozier Lane-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jacksonville'
highway I
68A Perrydale-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jacksonville
highway
69 -Old Military -Junior High School Gym, Central Point,
Bush and 4th sis.
46 -Mcdford Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
46A-Medford Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
4liB Medford Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
47 -Medford-Washinglnu School Gym, 610 South Peach si.
47 A-Medford-Washinglou School Gym, 610 South Peach st.
47B-Medford -Washinglun School Gym, H 1 0 South Peach si.
4B - Medford-Washington School Gym, 610 South Peach st.
49 -Medord-Court House, Old Building, Oakdale Entrance
to Auditorium
50 -Medford-Jackson School Gym, 630 West Jackson, SE
Door i
51 -Medford-Jackson School Gym, 630 West Jackson, SE j
Door
52
53
54
70 Central Point N. E.-Crater High School Gym, Central
Point
70A Central Point N. W.-Crater High School Gym, Central
Point
71 - Central Point S. E. Hural -Junior High School Gym,
Central Point
71A-Cen(ral Point S. E. -Junior High School Gym, Central
Point
7!B Central Poinl S. W.-Junior High School Gym, Central
Point
72 -Willow Springs-Willow Springs School House
73 -Camp White Domiciliary-Post Office Building 202,
While Citv
-Medford-Jackson School Gym, 630 West Jackson, SE j 73A-Ccntral Point North Rural-Crater High School Gym,
Door Central Point
-Medford-Court Kouse, Old Building, Oakdale Entrance 73B-Agale Desert-Lone Pine School Gym, 3158 Lone Pine
to Auditorium rd S. W. Entrance
-Medford-Court House Hallway, Ground Floor, Laurel
st. Entrance to Old Building
55 -Medford-High School, Boys' Gym, Melrose st., South
Door
55A-Medford-High School, Boys' Gym, Melrose St., South
Door
56 -Medford -Hoover School Gym, Siskiyou and Modoc
56A-Medford -Roosevelt School Gym, 112 Lindley st.
56B-Medford-Hoover School Gym, Siskiyou and Modoc
5" -Kings Highway Jefferson Gym, Holmes ave., Front
Door
57 A -Phoenix N. E. Rural Bigham Hall, Fairgrounds
SB -Cherry Street-First Southern Baptist Church, 794 Lo-
. zicr lane. Medlord
58A Bellinger Lane -Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jackson
ville highway
58B Orchard Hoine-Kust Southern Baptist Church, 794 l-o-
zier lane. Mcdlord
5 Phoenix E. Rural Phoenix High School Gym, Phoenix
f.n Phoenix N. W Rural Phoenix High School Gym
SI -Phoenix S W Rural Phoenix Grade School Gym
t.2 -Taicnt S V. Rural Talcnl School Gym. Talent
63 Taicnt E Rural Taicnt School Gvm, Talent
64 Grilfin Crcek-Griflin Creek School Gvm, route 1
302. -Mcdlord
74 -Sams Valley-Sams Valley School Auditorium, Down
stairs
75 -Wimer-Grange Hall, Main Room. Wimer
76 -Rogue River East Rural-Rogue River High School Gym,
North Entrance
77 Rogue River West Rural-Rogue River High School Gym,
North Entrance
77A-Rogue River South Rural-Rogue River High School
Gym, North Entrance
78 -Gold Hill North Rural-Hanby School, Band Room
79 -Gold Hill Soulh Rural-Patrick School, Teachers Room
80 -Foots Creek-Community Hall, Foots Creek
81 -Applecate-Applegate School Gym, Applcgate
82 -Ruch-Ruch School Gym. Ruch
83 -Copper-Sterling Ruch School Gvm. Ruch
85 -Talent-Talent School Gym. Talent
86 -Phoenix-Phoenix Grade School Gym, Phoenix
87 -Jacksonville South-Community Hall, Jacksonville, 4th
and C sts
87A-Jacksonville North-Community Hall, Jacksonville, 4th sorof physics at NYU's Wash-
box
and C sts
88 -Central Point Bybce-Cratcr High School Gym, Central
I Point
, 89 -Gold Hill-City Hall Council Room, Gold Hill
190 -Rogue River-Rogue River High Gym, North Entrance
In addition, voters in each , took, Thomas (Gordie) Kill
precinct in the county will an, Elmo Smlth R.orB. Au.
elect precinct committeemen vaier.
For U. S Representative
from fourth congressional :
district: Leslie P. iFleming,
Dr Edwin R. Durno.
For secretary of state: How
ell Appling Jr.
For state treasurer: Shirley
Field. Howard C Belton.
For attorney general: Carl
H Francis. Merlin Estep.
For sute representative
il9:h district, Jackson coun
ty!: E H Mann. Evelyn Nye.
John R. Del'.enback ivote for
two).
For district attorney. Jack
son county: Allan B. Holmes.
For county assessor: Her
bert Hunter.
For county commissioner:
Pan! B Rynning.
For county treasurer: Ches
ter L. Rapp.
For county surveyor: Mark
E. Boyden, Lowell E. Ager.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
For President: Hubert II.
Humphrey. Lyndon Johnson.
John Kennedy, Wayne Morse,
Stuart Symington.
For Vice President: None.
For U.S. Senator (term end
ing Jan. 3, 19S!): Maurine B.
Neuberger.
For U.S. Senator (term be
ginning Jan. 3. 1961): R. Im-
rie (Billie) Conn, Daniel New
ton Cox, Harry C. Fowler,
Fred O. Like, William B.
Murphy, Maurine B. Neu
bereer. For U. S. representative,
fourth congressional district:
Charles O. Porter. j
For secretary of state: Vic
Davis, Walter W. Kendrick,
Monroe Sweetland. i
For state treasurer: Ward
H. Cook, Joseph A. Jaross.
For attorney general: Rob
ert Y. Thornton. i
For state representative,
19th district, Jackson county: !
Robert B. Duncan, Inez. M. j
Holcomb (vote for two). j
For district attorney, Jack-1
son county: Gerald J. Scan
ncll Jr.
For county assessor: Ray J. J
Schumacher.
For county commissioner:
Ralph A. James, Edwin H. !
Taylor. i
For county treasurer: Karl
L. Janouch.
For county surveyor: Ed
ward A. McGinty.
On the Republican pri
mary ballot there are 37 can- j
didates for delegate to the
national convention for the
nomination of candidates for
President and Vice President I
of the United States. A total I
of 10 delegates at large will
be elected. i
Two delegates to the na-'
tional convention also will be
elected from the fourth con- j
gressional district. There arc 1
five candidates for the dele
gates' post. j
In the Democratic primary
there are 88 candidates for
delegate from the state at i
large, and seven candidates ,
for delegates from the fourth :
congressional district. A to
tal of 24 will be elected from j
the stale at large, and two '
from the congressional district.
Rain Proves Aid
To Duck Breeding
Victoria, Australia, Science
Service - Nomadic wild ducks
inhabiting the arid interior
of Australia breed only when
sporadic rains fill the dry
creek beds and backwaters or
cause a sharp rise in water
level In running streams, II.
J. Frith of Australia s Wild
life Survey Section has found.
When breeding is finished
and the water evaporates, the
duck population moves else
where. The inland rains are
rarely seasonal and floods or
heavy rains at any time of the
year initiate breeding. '
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LOWELL E.
AGER
for COUNTY
SURVEYOR
14 Ytart Prafessianal
practict in Jackson County
Pd. pal. adv., Ager for Surv.
Com., Mrs. L E. Ager, sec.
63 Gresham, Ashland.
Ph.- U
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tration, a former AES Com
missioner charges.
Dr. Willard F. Libby of the
University of Californio here
said that AEC and NASA,
working together, can keep
the U. S. atiead in space ex
ploration by maintaining a
strong educational program
to provide adequate numbers
of scientists and engineers
trained in applications of
atomic energy to space. The
AEC has done this successful
iv for nianv vesrs in such
fields as nuclear reactors, he
reported.
"Far more important'' Uian
the development of a rockel
engine with a million-pound
Ihrusl, Dr. Libby said, is
whether the next generation
of engineers and scientists
will be "interested in space."
Few possibilities of the
world today are as exciting
as some of the peacetime uses
of space Dr. Libby conclud-
Drugs' Affect on
White Cells Told
New York, Science Service
- Because several of the won
der drugs, especially sulfa,
can dangerously reduce the
white blood cell counl, New
York University's biological
laboratories have developed
a new simple technique to re
veal such dangers in prospec
tive drugs.
The new method first ex
poses rats to a sub-lethal
dose of x-radiation. This dose
reduces the white cell count.
The drug is then given to
some of the sensitized ani
mals, while other exposed
rats are kept as controls.
If the drug does have the
potential of reducing the
white cell count, the blood of
animals both injected and ra
diated regains its normal
count more slowly than the
blood of the rats that under
went radiation only.
The technique was develop
ed by Dr. Harry A. Charip
per, head of NYU's all-university
department of biology.
Dr. Anna M. Slichcr, former
graduate assistant in the de
partment, and Dr. Edgar N.
Grisewood, associate profes
sion Square College of Arts
and Science and lecturer on
radiology at the University's
School of Medicine.'
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Early-Cut Silage
Ups Cows' Output i
Ithaca, N. Y., Science Ser
vice - Dairymen can save mil
lions each year by feeding
their catlle early-cut silage in
stead of late-cut field-cured
hay, two researchers here re
port. New York state alone
should have more than $50
million by using this kind of
feed.
Profs. S. T. Slack and Keith
Kennedy of the New York
Stale College of Agriculture
at Cornell university found in
three years of experiment that
cows produce an average of
16 pounds more milk a day if
fed the early-cut silage diet.
Their experiments were
carried out on purebred Hoi
stein and Brown Swiss cows.
Cows fed the early-cut silage
gave sightly more than 50
ponds of milk a day. Those
fed early-cut barn-dried hay
produced 44 pounds and those
on the late-cut field-cured hay
died produced less than 35
pounds daily.
Agricultural specialists are
not sure wh the early-cut feed
gives better results. However,
they believe that the acids
formed In the silaft as it de-
t velops may aid the cow's di
gestive processes and enable
it to produce more milk. The
acids in the silage are simil
ar to those in a cow ditftslive
, tract.
Robert W. Straub
Chairman State Democratic Party
UfLA
Vole X Delegate at Large
As State Demo. Chairman, I wi'l deeply
appreciate one of your 24 votes for Delegate
at Large to the Nationol Convention.
, I have a vital concern that both our na
tional candidate and our party platform be
strong, speak clearly, and not be compromised
on Democratic principles.
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