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The weighing was to determine the Swallow s precise center of gravity, both vertically and horizontally. The information is necessary before electronic and avionlc gear can be installed in the 30-foot all-weather drone that's designed to act as an "aerial spy". (UPI Telephoto) Criminal Law Group Sets Two-Day Meeting Salem - (UPI) - Members of, the Legislative Interim Com mittee on Criminal Law will consider recommendations ot subcommittees at a meeting Newport Friday and Satur day. Benson Visions Farm Program Gaining Support Washington - (UPD - Agricul ture Secretary Ezra T. Benson returned from abroad today insisting that his farm pro- gram, which Vice President Richard M. Nixon has dls- avowed, will gain support from American voters "as time oasses." Asked if he tnougnt mis support would grow between now and the Novemoer presi dential elections, Benson said "Yes. I do." Benson made his prediction upon returning from a 17-day overseas trip. No Definite Plans Asked if he would campaign for Nixon, the GOP presiden tial candidate, Benson said he had no definite plans. ' He was asked if he expected the Republican ticset to win support in farm areas. "I can't help but feel that the farm program wnicn pres ident Eisenhower and his ad ministration have advocated will gain support as time passes," Benson said. "It's eco nomically sound and fair. It has been developed on the basis of seeking sound eco nomic answers to economic problems. That is what the farmers expect and mats what we should do." A newsman asked Benson what he thought Congress should do." A newsman asked Benson what he thought Congress should do about the farm situation during its current bobtailed session. Sees Wheat Attention The secretary said he "can't believe they'll go home with out giving attention to wheat." Benson was not asKea, ana volunteered no comment, on Nixon's departure from the Eisenhower-Benson farm poli cy In favor of a new stand on agricultural problems. The secretary flew back to Washington with his wife and daughter, Beth, 16, aboard an Air Force plane which had carried them to Belgium, West Germany, The Netherlands, France, Egypt, Jordan and Israel. Regional Building Lag Moled in July Oregon's dwelling construc tion for last month was seven, per cent over that of July, 1959, according to figures Just released by the statistical de-. partment of Equitable. Sav ings and Loan association. Total for Medford for last month fell 91 per cent over July 1950, because of the per mit issued last year for con struction of the Rogue Valley manok Last month's total building in Medford was - $465,439, compared with $5,- 227,557 for the same period last year. Dwelling construc tion totaled $104,500 in July, 1960, compared with $220,500 in July the year before, a droD of 53 per cent. Pacific northwest buildine lags, according to the depart ment, with construction in the . area's 64 key cities having dropped by 40 per cent for dollar volume and 12 per cent in permits in July. Building in Salem was ud 134 per cent over July, 1959, with a total dollar volume of $1,063,127. Portland reported $4,711,610 compared with $4,707,510 in July of last year. Equitable reported that build ing activity across the nation is also slow, though not as slow as figures indicate. Last year was the biggest construc tion year the Pacific north west has had in a decade. Hood River To Gel District Judge Salem -0IPD- Hood River county is going to get a dis trict Judge, Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. said Wednesday. The county is to elect a dis trict Judge because its popula tion is now over 13,000, he explained. The position of justice of the peace in Hood River, even though it was on the primary ballot will not be up for elec tion in November. Term of the Incumbent Jus tice of the peace, George E. Johnson, will end the day pre ceding the first Monday in January. Appling said that final day for candidates to file for the position is Aug. 29. Gnat Creek Hatchery Will Open Saturday Portland - ItlPD - The Gnat Creek fish hatchery is slated for official opening Saturday, State Game Director Phil Schneider said .the plant will produce steelhead in behalf of Important fishery resources of the, Columbia river. Group Organized To Push Nixon Portland Announcement has been made of the forma tion of the State of Oregon Activities Committee for the Volunteers for Nixon, a non partisan organization dedi cated to the election of Rich ard M. Nixon as President of the United States. Mrs. Cleo Jensen was elected chairman. "The Volunteers for Nixon is an independent organiza tion of people who, regardless of political affiliation, look to Vice President Nixon as the best qualified man in the United States today to ably discharge the complex duties of the Presidency," Mrs. Jen sen said. Mrs. Jensen added that the organization welcomes the,. membership of "Republicans, Democrats, and independent voters who recognize the com pelling demand for a man of Mr. Nixon's experience, abil ity, and great integrity in the White House." Other committee members include Mrs. Jehu Clilton, co chairman; Mrs. James G. Kir wan, assistant to cochairman; Mrs. L. L. Rlggs, headquar ters liaison; Mrs. Gordon Bur llngham, membersmp, and Warren Porter, public relations. Capitol Information Center Will Open ' Salem - IUPD - The new visitors information center in the Capitol building will be formally opened Sept. 2, Sec retary of State Howell Ap pling Jr. said Wednesday. X
