THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
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Lane Democrats
Reaffirm Backing
Of Robert Straub
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Eugene - OJPb - Lane county
Democrats Wednesday reaf
firmed their support for Stale '
Chairman Robert Straub,. and 1
charged that Democrat Harry
Boivin, state senator from
Klamath Falls, hardly repre
sents his own party at all.
Boivin has claimed enough !
Democratic and Republican j
votes for election to the presi-;
dency of the Senate. The body j
has 20 Democrats and 10 Re
publicans. Lane County Democratic
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Chairman George Balsiger Jr.
called it "self-evident that a
Democrat who has the unani
mous support of the Republi
cans in the Senate and of a
minority of .his own parly
could hardly be depended on a
to represent the Democratic
parly."
"If a coalition of a minority
of Democrats combines with
the whole r.f the opposition."
Balsiger added, "how can the
majority party be responsible
to the electorate?"
The Lane county Democrats
said they backed Straub, who
has called for the election of
Portland State Senator Alfred
Corbett as president of the
Senate instead of Boivin.
Hatfield Makes
Appointments
Salem-(UPU-Gov. Mark Hat
field today appointed a cir
cuit judge, a district judge
and a district attorney.
Don. H. Sanders, Roseburg,
was named Douglas county
circuit judge to succeed El
don Caloy, a Hatfield appoin
tee who did not seek election
Sanders was elected as judge
in November for a term be
ginning in January. His ap
pointment is for the one
month interim period starti
today.
Gerald R. Hayes of Rose
burg was named Douglas
county district judge succeed;
ing Warren A. Woodruff, who
resigned. Hayes, the success
ful candidate in the Novem
ber election, has practiced law
in Roseburg and Coos Bay
and is a graduate of North
western. Sherman S. Smith, Grants
Pass, was appointed Josephine
county district attorney. He
succeeds Donald L. Williams,
who resigned.
His term begins today and
runs to Jan. 2, 1961. Smith is
a former district attorney for
the county.
Lawrence Aschenbrenn e r,
former justice of the peace,
was elected district attorney
last November but he is a
Democrat and by law Hat
field had to name a Republi
can to succeed Williams.
Smith is a Republican.
Civil Defense Day
Will E3 Dec. 7
Salem -IUPD- National Civil
Defense day will be observed
in Oregon Dec. 7 with Gov.
Mark Hatfield's dedication of
the state's first prototype home
fallout shelter in McMinn-ville.
The shelter is in tile Clar
ence S. Coughran home. It
was built with federal funds
with the provision that it be
kept fully stocked with two
weeks' of supplies and be open
for public inspection at least
12 hours a week for a year.
the state will be open lor i
public visits and a number
of special civil defense activi
ties are scheduled.
. llie Guy, lit jcwia ui.. ;
Japanese attack on Pearl Har-1 T
bor, was designated by Presi-, J
dent Eisenhower as a re-dedi-' jj
cation to the principle of ade-.jl
quate civilian defense in the Ij
U.S.
Neuberger-Haifield
Meeting Postponed
Salem -flJPP- The scheduled
meeting Friday between Gov.
Mark Hatfield and Sen. Mau
rine Neuberger. (D-Ore.), has
been postponed by "mutual
consent," Hatfield's office said
today.
Hatfield had invited Mrs.
Nnnhorecr to Salem for lunch
and a discussion of problems ; 3
affecting Oregon. But Mrs.
Neuberger is attending the
NATO conference in Paris
this week.
A Hatfield aide said a new
date for the meeting would
be announced Friday.
The late Sen. Richard L.
Neuberger. who was succeed
ed by his wife, extended a
similar invitation to Hatfield
in 1958 when Haifield was I d
elected governor.
Haifield Schedules
Budget Conference
Salem - (ITU - Gov. Mark
Hatfield was scheduled to re
veal his budget recommends
tions to the 1961 legislature
at a news conference this
afternoon.
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