,i PACE SIXTEEN
IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TIHIHSIiAV, JULY 8, 1081
Cordon Strategists Study Primary Election Results
Strategists from the esmpn of
Benstor Ouy Cordon and Candidate
Richard L. Neuberger have been
going over results of the primary
. election with the proverbial fine
tooth oomb, They hope to come
up with eluea to strategy tor the
fall campaign.
Aa could have been expected,
both sides are claiming Batlsfao
' tlon from the primary figures.
Republicans note that Senator
Cordon beat Neuberger by 33,453
votes statewide, took 30 of the 36
counties and polled a higher per
centage of the Republican voto
than Neuberger did of the Demo
cratic vote 4.1.S per cent as
against 34.1 per cent.
Neuberger's backers have been
publicising the amount of the write-
Way Cleared '
For Cordon
Senate Post
WASHINGTON I The way
apparently is clear now for Sen.
Cordon (R-Ore) to become chair
man of the Senate Interior Com
mittee. Sen. Mllliktn (R-Colo) confirmed
Wednesday that he will not exer
cise his seniority on that commit
tee over Cordon, the next ranking
Republican member. Instead M1U1
kin will retain his chairmanship
of the Finance Committee,
Senate custom forbids a member
to bead more than one committee.
In vote: 1,496 on, the Republican
ballot, 33 on the Democratic bal
lot. The actual vote count In the
state was 164,988 for Senator Cor
don, 131.936 for Neuberger. This
means that Senator Cordon led
Neuberger by more than U per
cent of the total vote.
Democrats point out, that they
had no active contests on their
ballot to attract voters, but that
the Republicans had two such
the gubernatorial battle between
Governor Paul Patterson and the
third district congressional flight
between Tom Lawson McCall and
Congressman Homer Angell.
Patterson and McCall emerged
victorious, and there is no doubt
they increased the vote on the Re
publican side. However, Senator
Cordon polled 18,177 more votes
than were cast for Governor Pat
terson, and the governor chalked
up 14.676 more votes than Neu
berger's total.
Much Is being made in Neuber
ger quarters of the 1.495 write-in
votes on the Republican ballot.
Presumably, most of these votes
were cast for the Portland writer.
The votes are credited to the ex
tensive campaign by Neuberger's
brother-in-law, James W. Goodsell,
editor of the Oregon Labor Press.
Goodsell frequently urged Repub
lican readers of his paper to write
in Senator Cordon's opponent.
No campaign was conducted by
Senator Cordon's supporters to at
tract Democratic write-ins. How
ever, the senator probably re-
CTJSTODT
LONDON UH Lady AdeUe
Beatty, wife of Earl Beatty. said
Thursday she will fly to the United
States next week to take steps to
get custody of her son, Timothy.
The boy, 7, was spirited out of
Britain by his father. William
O'Connor, deputy attorney general
of California.
Man Dies From
Accident Injuries
REDMOND Ore l Charles
E. Martin Benight, 83, Albany, died
here Wednesday from injuries suf
fered in the collision of an auto
mobile and a gasoline tanker Tues
day. .
Benight was riding in a car
driven by his brother, Guy, 79. The
brother and the tank truck driver,
Olen Gillllsnd. Burns, were unhurt.
celved most of the 333 write-ins
cast on the Democratic ballov. In
other words. Senator Cordon
with no write-in campaign re
ceived almost as high a proportion
of the Democratic vote as Neuber
ger did of the Republican vole.
The write-in Is considered to be
Inslgnlilcant by Republicans, They
feel that it demonstrates the falla
cy of the belief that certain groups
such as the labor vote can be "de
livered" In a block. Republicans
are, counting on the traditional In
dependence of American voters and
the appeal of the GOP program to
people of individualist leanings.
Republicans also showed Inter
est in returns from Clackamas
County, This county was the only
one of the Oregon end California
Land Grant counties to oppose
Senator Cordon's solution to the
long O. & C. dispute. Clackamas
hired A. W. Lafferty to pursue its
opposition and continued the tight
even after passage of the senator's
administrative bill, and in spite of
the tact that the bill contained the
same distribution formula that Laf
ferty won in the Washington, D. C.
district court.
Clackamas County also Is the
home ground of Monroe Sweetland,
one-time candidate for Socialist
delegate from Oregon. Sweetland
put his newspaper, the Milwaukle
Review, solidly behind Neuberger.
Senator Cordon took Clackamas
County by more than 1,500 votes.
The count was 10,635 to 9.110.
Neuberger won in six counties
Baker, by 110 voles (1,335 to
1.150 ; Columbia, by 335 votes
(1,814 to 1.6191; Coos, by 4M votes
(3.967 to 3.301); Union, by 314
votes (3.339 to 1,913), and Mult
nomah, by 3,454 votes (55,730 to
63,366).
Senator Cordon's lead over Neu
berger In the 30 counties the Sen
ator took was 89 per cent greater
than was Neuberger's lead In his
six counties. Political Insiders know
Hint the percentages show the slg
nlflcance of an election. Senator
Cordon's supporters are calling Uie
primary results "a tremendous
vote of confidence by the residents
of Oregon."
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