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SUSPECT SURRENDERS Richard Leon Claborn is shown after
surrendering lo police who booked him on suspicion of murder
following the death ol Louis saunciers, a co-owner oi a nonywooa
modeling school. Saunders was killed following a quarrel with
Claborn over a $20 check. Sgt. H. T. Weilwith holds the rifle
allegedly used in the shooting. (UPI)
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By Zan Stark
Character of State
Primary Changed
SALEM (UPI) The assassi
nation of President John F.
Kennedy changes the character
of next spring's Oregon presi
dential primary.
The May 15 primary could be
the most significant pre-conven-tion
election in the nation.
Make Man's Gift j
A Personal One
The favorite man in your life
deserves special attention at
Christmas time. Too many
women leave Dad's gift until the
last minute and then rush out
and buy the first thing they and
the tired clerk think is cute.
The gift you select for the
man you love should tell him
so, and the best place to find
the perfect, personal gift is your
Jewelry store.
Consider the man's taste, take
a look at what he usually wears
and then select somelhing dif
ferent, but not loo different. If
he's wearing a silver tie clasp,
collar pin and cuff links, get him
a similar set in gold, but re
spect the general style he likes
best.
Most important is to make
your gift personal and this
means shopping in time to have
it engraved with his initials,
monogram or a private person
al message. Two weeks usually
, Is required for such engraving,
but during the Christmas rush,
you'll be safer if you order the
gift a month ahead of time.
fYou may choose from a vnr
ed array of watches, lighters,
cigarette cases, pocket knives,
good luck tokens, key chains,
watch chains and, of course, the
always welcome cuff links and
tie tacks or clasps.
If he's the convivial type, ht
will appreciate handsome bat
accessories a monogrammcd
silver drink mixer, bottle open
er or coasters. Cocktail shakers
and glasses are always in de
mand, and these, too, may be
Initialed if you shop early.
Instead of just Republicans
battling for public endorsement,
the Democrats now probably
will be joining the contest also.
In I960 the late President
waged a vigorous campaign in
Oregon, and was rewarded with
the Democratic primary victory.
At that time the Republicans
had a ho-hum affair which was
easily won by Richard Nixon.
Until (he black events of Fri
day in Dallas, the stage was set
for a reversal of the 1960 race.
The Democrats were expected
automatically to select Kennedy,
ana the republicans were faced
with a battle for leadership.
Now the situation is changed
although possibly not as much
as some would expect. President
Johnson won't "automatically"
get tno nomination as Kennedy
would have. But it seems cer
tain he will get it.
Republicans may feel they
have a better chance to win the
While House now. This could be
wishful thinking, for President
Johnson is an amazingly adept
politician, a "professional" who
commands respect in every po
litical quarter.
There will be much political
maneuvering in Oregon In the
months ahead.
The Democrats will have to
fight, ..harder to keep the lead
they llave and the Republicans
will fight harder because their
chances of winning the White
House seem improved.
The result is that .ho Oregon
voter is going to be courted as
never before.
LUMBERING CHAMP
OHOFINO Idnhn (tlPn
Who's the Northwest's best lumberjack?
It's John Miller, Roseburg,
Ore., who swamped all the com
petition in rugged lumberjack
games here for this year's title.
Lavon Morrow of Priest Riv
er, Idaho, was named with Mil
ler as the all-around Lumber
Jill at the recent Orofino an
nual logging contest.
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BROWN RETURNS California Gov. Edmund G. Brown, in a
press conference at Los Angeles following his return from Wash
ington where, he attended the funeral for the late President Ken
nedy, said he hoped the President's assassination would have a
"cleansing effect" in the fight against all extremists. Brown add
ed that he got the impression that Alabama's Gov. George Wal
lace, a segregationist leader, would like to ro-examina some ot
the things that he's been doing. (UPI)
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