Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 28, 1960, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1ITC i-t it United States FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, AND ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, i Vot fo On GlU 122 Q KHUMACHIl Democrat (Te veto for President, fee Vice Prelaw, nti for tltrrsre of Presides- 2 Y HERBERT HUNTII Republican m4 Vic President, make trees (X) laslee the vetleg , bttweM . rite maker end the group containing the aentee ef year cfcels. fee President and Vle President. Year kellet M miM wtH be steelta1 'IMa!HeaB!!ss!BB1! ei Ma vete for oech ef Hm tlx candldoioa fee piosi.oaflei iMNfi fa FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vef fee Om support J"' oWlea fer faiMwl and VIm PmMMtJ ' ' 111 PI EDWIN H. TAYLOR . Dmoert . REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES , . , w U - For Pr.ild.nt, RICHARD M. NIXON. For Vle Prulchnt, 123 rAUt ,VNNIN Republican HINRY CAIOT LODGE. For Ropublleon Presldentlol Elee- '. 102 n tort: Mn. St.llo Cutllp; H.rmon Ollv.r; Mn. Donald RloV ardMn; Donald L Sratboe,- Victor W. Thomson; Ma. Fred- . maBammamBaBBagsBsa trie W. Young. FOR COUNTY TREASURER Vote for Om . 24 f CHESTER L. RAFF republican DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES i ' '. ' ; US il KAU- L JANOUCH Democrat For Pr.ild.nf, JOHN F. RINNIDY. For Vie. President, 1 ' " ' lfll I"! tYND0M JOHNSON. For Democratic Pretldentlol Elee- " ; ! ' ' ! ' 11 ton! Jon Bairn; V.mon Cook; Woltor Dodd; Myron Koti; aBmBB!!a! Pt.r Kirk; Al Wookt. POR COUNTY f URVIYOR Vote fer Om 121 Q UWARD M.6INTY Democrat '. 27 QJ MARK ! IOYDIN Republican State FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Per term eedleg Jeeeery 1, 1M1) .... Merk (X) la fba eoaar. betwees) Mw eunker end Mm of Mefc i) YW ft Om ; eiidlde.r. reted fori 104 Q ILMO SMITH "Qblicon t JUDICIARY BALLOT 103 Q MAURINI I. NEUBEROER . Decmt ' FOR JUDOB OF THE SUPREME COURT. Tl N-korN-r ' - "' i ; - 12f Q WILL,AM "" Juttlot, FoiltlM No. 4." FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (For fern fcetiealet Jaeeery I, 1M1) - n . VsM sr Oss Mgg i i s"gg 106Q ELMO SMITH . FUpuWIeon '6 .V" T ,U"IMI "" "Z H. Om 105 Q MAURINB B. NEUBEROER n " Democrat 1J0 .7' 0WIN. "Incumbent. Experienced Trial FOR RJPREMNTATIVE IN CONORESS. FOURTH CONGRBSIONAL fM ui I kiwi ", ""'"' .... Unm Ceeerles. Vat fat Om 101 Q CHARLES O. PORTER Democrat 107 Q ,DWIN DURN0 Republican mtm mm FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vet fat Om 110 Q MONROE SWEETLAND ' Democrat 1Q9 Q HOWELL APPLING, JR. Republican FOR STATE TREASURER , . VetTfet Om 112 Q WARD H. COOK Democrat 111 Q HOWARD C BELTON Republican FOR ATTORNEYGINERAL . Vet for One 114 EOEERT Y. THORNTON , Democrat 113 CARL H- '"ANCIS Republican FOR STATE RlPRtNTAfivE, , NINETEENTH RiiPRESENtATIVE DISTRICT. Jecksoa Ceuety. Vete fer Tw 116 Q ROBERT B. DUNCAN Democrat 17 Q JOHN L GREGORY Democrat 115 EVELYN (Ev.) NYE Republican 115 J0HN ' OSLIENBACK Republican FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JacktM Cetmty Vet far Om 120 OERALD J, SCANNELL, JR. Democrat H9 Q ALAN B. HOLMES . , .. Republican . , . MTOFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEBrOKB, OM. , ? , OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR THE .39 MEDFORD PRECINCT JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO IE HELD MARK (X) IN THE SQUARE BETWEEN THE NUMBER County rot county ASS root Vet for Om NON-PARTISAN BALLOT FOR 39 MEDFORD PRECINCT JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON Novmbr t, 1960 JUDei THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Jl. mmd jMMkkt. Cayoriee. PaaMasi Nastkae Twa. Vete far Om 111 fl ORVAL J. MILLARD. "Over twelve yaort udlcll axpari- I I ence. Present Circuit Judge." ON THE 8tfi DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D., 1960 AND NAME OF EACH GROUP OR CANDIDATE VOTED Rafarrad to tht Peopla by th Legislative AwniMy FIXINa COMMtNCIMENT OF IKISIATORS' TERM To amend the Constitution to make loglslators' term of office stort at tho soma time NO o th. regular legislative session . ' DAYLIOHT SAVING TIME Purpeee: To establish day light laving tlm. In all part of Oregon within the Pacific time zona from last Sunday In April until last Sunday In September. i MO FINANCINO URBAN REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Fw , peee: To amend Constitution to permit payment of cost of urban renewal projects from th. odd I tlonal tax revenues resulting from increased valua tion of the areas redeveloped.. m MO FERMITTINO PROSECUTION BY INFORMATION OR IN DICTMENT Purpose: To amend Constitution to permit district attorney to commence criminal A prosecutions by filing written charges (called on . "information") or by grand fury Indictment at new provided. AUTHORIZING LEGISLATURE TO PROPOSE REVISED ' CONSTITUTION Purpose: To amend Constltu C tion to permit the Legislature to revise the Con stltution in whole or in part and fa refer It to th. voters for approval. V- MO STATE BONDS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES Purpose: To amend Constitution, to permit th stat. to increase its bonded Indebtedness to con struct additional self-liquidating higher education focilrtles. (ESTIMATE OF INCREASED INDEBTEDNESS: Th. Stot. presently has outstanding th maximum amount of bonds authorized by th Constitution tor seir-llquidating nigrier education building projects. This amendment would Increase th total allowable to approximately $71,500,000 and permit the Issuance of approximately $47,500,000 of new bonds based on th application of th. limit to the true cash valuation of January I, 1960. Principal end interest on the additional $47,500,000 would be approximately $2,600,000 per annum over o 30 year period. Payments by students and other users of higher education facil ities are expected to be adequate for the payment of th. Interest and th retirement of any bonds Issued under this proposed authorization.) VOTER QUALIFICATION AMENDMENT P a r p . t at Amends Constitution to permit voters otherwise 7 qualified to vote for United States President al- . though they do not . meet requirement of tlx NO months residence In th state. AUTHORIZING BONDS FOR STATE BUILDING PRO GRAM Purpose: To amend Constitution to per mit issuance of stats bonds to construct buildings for state Institutions, office buildings and for 1 higher education. (ESTIMATE OF INCREASED INDEBTEDNESS: Thl. constitutional amendment would authorize the bor- rowing on the credit of the State of $7,500,000 per annum to the limit of $40,000,000 dur ing the next ten years. for the purpose of con struction, improvement, repair, equipping and furnishing state buildings designated by the Leg islative Assembly. Principal and interest cost . would be approximately $2,700,000 per annum over a 20 year period.) MO COMPULSORY RETIREMENT FOR JUDGES Purpeeei To amend Constitution to require udges to retire at 75. Permits Legislature to require retirement of Judges when disabled or at age 70. ELECTIVE OFFICES: WHEN TO BECOME VACANT Purpeeei To amend Constitution to permit Legls 1A larure to provide that an elective office becomee vacant whenever the public official it elected to another office. . VB Y" NO FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS IN HOME RULE COUN . TIES Parpese: To amend Constitution to require 11 : Home Rule counties to pay for local Improve ments by taxing only benefited property unless otherwise provided by law or charter. YES NO CONTINUITY OF GOVERNMENT IN ENEMY ATTACK Purpose: To amend Constitution to authorize Leg 12 . islature to set up machinery to continue local and ' state government in the event of enemy attack. YES MO WAR VETERANS' BONDING AND LOAN AMENDMENT Purpose: Amends constitutional bonding limit, for war veterans' loans from four percent assessed valuation to three percent true cash value of all property In the state. . (ESTIMATE OF INCREASED INDEBTEDNESS: The Constitution of Oregon now authorizes the bor YES MO rowing on the credit of trie state of approximately $150,000,000 for farm and home loons to vet erans. This amendment would Increase the total authorized to approximately $285,000,000. In terest on the additional $135,000,000 would be approximately $34,000 per a n n u n on each $1,000,000 needed. Loan repayments by veteran, are expected to be adequate to pay the interest and retire any state bonds Issued under th. pro posed authorization.) 13 . . fRIPAT. OCTOBER U. IH STOB Ta ba Mm art by CMi FOR Ratarandum Qrdarad by Ptitin a Hta P fte ILL rarpeeel state revenue. Lowers personal Income tax rotes. Abolishes federal tax deduction.. ApplloobM t m H tax years beg Inning aftw December 31, I'M. 11 (ESTIMATE OF COST: If Ballot Measure 14 " (HB 670) is spnroved by the .lectorot. the bf MO crease In state revenue from personal kwom tax will be approximately $6,400,000 V mu"N based on present level of personal income.) fl L-J Q PropoMd by Initkthra PatnS Q BILLBOARD CONTROL MRAIURB P.r.ss.1 Prohlbmng certain advertising sign, wrrhki oeO feet of Inter- tat hlahwav. and throuofnvav. fUgukrM per- II mlselble orvpramlt. and buolnoj. eigne. Existing sign, allowable for 9 years. (ESTIMATE OF COST: If Ballot Meoeur. IS kj M approvd by th electorate th lost of revenue t . th Stat through reduction of licensed billboards will amount to approximately $6,575 per annum.) ' Q COUNTY 4 FOR BOOS RUNNING AT LARGE FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Official General Election Ballot FOR THE 39 MEDFORD PRECINCT JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON At tht General EkcHeti to B HaW art tha Bth Day af Nevamlsar, A.D., 1960 HO r I Mark (X) kt rk eeaare ketwsse tke Banker ead I I as at at eecfc greup at cewdldere vetaa) far , FOR MAYOR " : Vera fer Om 156 JOHN W. SNIDER ' FOR COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD Vara far Oaa YES Q 1S8 Q ALVA N- EEADFORD Q g g g Q g p Q V" "0