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Race For NY Governor
Has Signs Of Closeness
NEW YORK f API The racr
between two civic-minded multi
millionaires for the New York
governorship gives some signs ol
being closer than expected. The
odds presently favor Gov. Averell
Harriman's reelection bid.
Nelson A. Hockcieller. a new
face before the voters, has been
waging a spirited, personable,
nonstop campaign that has en
couraged Republicans.
They think Democrat Harriman
is no longer the shoo-iri he ap
peared to be before the August
nominating conventions.
Manhattan bookies rate Harri
man at this point as a 9-5 favor
ite in the Nov. 4 balloting.
Republican leaders insist that a
poll conducted under GOP aus
pices in September showed Rocke
feller and Harriman running even
They report thai each polled 40
per cent and 20 per cent were
undecided
"Anybody can take polls to
prove what they want," snapped
Harriman. He predicted the Dem
ocrats would do far better than
they did in the election he won
four years ago.
Some top Democrats have court
soled against complacency oi
against being lulled into a false
sense of security by the Demo
cratic landside in Maine Sept. 8.
One such warning came from
Gov. Edmund Muskie, elected
senator in that election.
Harriman is taking nothing for
granted. He has been visiting
every section of the slate to speak
and shake hands with the same
lervor he did in 11154
That year he won the governor
ship over Republican Sen. Irving
II. Ives by the squeaky margin of
J 1.000 votes of more than five mil
lion cast.
Since then he has had ample
opportunity to build his political
strength.
The prominence of his office has
kept him before the public lor
four years, in contrast with 1054
when he was appearing before the
voters for the first time after
years in federal appointive offi
ces. He was able to build the Demo
cratic organization through
patronage alter 1? years of Re
publican state administration un
der Gov. Thomas E. Dewey.
Meanwhile, came what Harri
man calls "The Eisenhower re
cession." the Sherman Adams
rase, some uneasiness over Eisen
hower's Quemoy policy, and the
Democratic triumph in Maine.
All added up to give the Demo
crats confidence that this is their
year.
P,ut New York Republicans con
tend the New York campaign will
, hinge on stale issues not Qucmny
Formosa although Rep. Kennelh
I-;. Keating, their candidate for the
Senate, was one of the GOP office
seekers who demanded that Ad
ams resign.
Political Ed Committee Ignores State's GOPers
Marijane Duncan, both Democrats.
Lane County State Reg. Joseph
S. Crepeau and A. E. Ellings'on,
Glenn Hammaker, Wickes Shaw
and Keith D. Skelton, all Demo
crats. Linn County -Miss Nancy Kirk-Patrick.
PORTLAND (AP) Republi
cans generally were ignored as
the Oregon Committee on Politic
al Education made its endorse
ments Tuesday for the November
general election.
As usual, the committee, a
branch of the state AFL-CIO,
gave its support mostly to Demo
crats.
Gov. Holmes got labor's sup
port in rTis bid for reelection.
along "with Reps. Al Ullman,
Charles Porter and Edith Green.
And COPE support also went
to Ally. Gen. Robert Thornton in
his effort to unseat Rep. Walter
Norblad, a Republican, in Ore
gon's 1st Congressional District.
Of the 13 state measures which
will appear on the November bal
lot, the committee gave its sup
port to only six.
Those six would: allow public
school teachers to be Legislature
members, authorize abandonment
of certain state hospitals, fix the
Oregon-Washington boundary, in
crease the loan fund of war vet
erans, allow temporary assign
Although Rockefeller doesn't
nention it, Republicans have been
stressing quietly the difference in
he candidates' ages.
Republican campaign literature
notes that Rockefeller is 50 and
that Harriman "becomes 67 on
Nov. 15."
Rockefeller's activity in philan
thropic work for minority groups
long neiore his name cropped up
as a possibility for governor may
neip mm in strongly Democratic
New York City.
He has contributed to low-cost
housing in Puerto Rico and Israel
and has participated in causes for
Negro advancement.
Rockefeller himself appears in
creasingly confident.
1 think I ve cot a fight ine
chance to win," he said early in
the campaign. Now, he tells his
audiences "why the Republicans
are going to win."
Tops in Republican optimism.
prnbahly, is L. Judson Morhouse,
New York state GOP chairman.
He interpreted Muskie's victory in
Maine as a happy omen for Rockefeller.
"The outcome in Maine." said
Morhouse,' "actually was a per
sonal victory for a vigorous young
public figure one, it can be said,
with a knack of getting things
done and augurs well for
Nelson Rockefeller and the Repub
lican ticket here in New ork
state."
Sheriff Probes
Feed Burglary
Rice's Feed Store at Dairy was
entered early Friday and $20 in
cash was taken from a small met
al box, the sheriff's office said
today.
Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon said
the building was entered by break-
ng a window pane and releasing
a latch sometime between 1:30
and 7 a.m.
The theft was reported by Don
Rice, owner of the feed, gas and
sporting goods outlet. Mattoon said
the thief, or thieves, passed by a
valuable collection of shotguns.
. MILK WAR RAGES
DENVER iUPH Consumers
paid as low as 25 cents a half
gallon for milk at supermarkets
today as a result of a price war
in the metropolitan area. One
store advertised two half - gallons
for 49 cents. Home milk distrib
utors have chopped their prices
accordingly in the battle for business.
ment of judges and increase sal-1
aries of state legislators.
The COPE said it was opposed
to measures which would revise
a power commission provision of
the' state Constitution and which
would authorize different uses for
state institutions.
The committee took no position
on several measures including
one to eliminate capital punish
ment in Oregon.
Others on which the committee
gave no recommendation: nnanc-
ing of urban redevelopment proj
ects, modifying county dent limi
tation, special grand jury bill and
county home rule amendment.
Here is the breakdown of House
and Senate endorsements:
State Senate Endorsements:
Clackamas County State Rep.
Diehard v.. Groener and state
Sen. Monroe Sweetlana, Dom
Democrats.
Marion County Jonn ii.
O'Brien and Ralph A. Wilson,
both Democrats.
Polk County O. D. Lapp, Dem
ocrat.
Yamhill County Mate sen.
Carl H. Francis, Republican.
Umatilla County Loyd M. Key
Multnomah County State Rep
William A. Grenfell, Democrat
and either Mrs. Alice Corbett
Democrat, or A. A. Horsfeldt, Re
nnbliean.
.laekson County Either Edwin
R. Durno. Republican, or Gordon
Hudson, Democrat.
Lane County Waldo Schumach
or and Robert W. Straub, both
Democrats.
Linn County Oliver P. Butts.
Slate House Endorsements:
Benton County Mrs. Emily P.
Logan, Democrat.
Clackamas County Slate Rep.
Beulah J. Hand and Thomas Mon
aghan, both Democrats.
Clatson County State Rep
William H. Holmstrom, Demo
crat.
Columbia County State Rep.
Wayne Turner, Democrat.
Lincoln County Thomas R. Mc
Clellan, Democrat.
Marion County Herliert W. Car
ter, Daryel W. Donaldson, Rose
Marie Lockhart and Delbert L.
McDonough.
Polk County Marcel H. Chris-
man, Democrat.
Tillamook County Edward F.
Ridderbusch, Democrat.
Washington County Eva M.
Brower, Democrat.
Washington - Yamhill John R.
Alexander, Democrat.
Yamhill County State Rep.
George Layman, Republican.
Baker County State Rep. Clin
ton Haight, Democrat.
Crook-Jefferson Stale Rep. Ben
Evick, Democrat.
Deschutes County State Rep.
Ole W. Grubh, Democrat.
Gilliam - Morrow - Sherman-
Wheeler Frank M. Wcatherford,
Democrat.
Grant-Harney-Lake State Rep.
Verne N. Cady, Democrat.
Klamath County State Reps.
John L. Kerbow and Carl E.
Yancey, both Democrats.
Malheur County Clyde H. Sni
der. Democrat.
Umatilla County Gerald W.
Reed, Democrat, and Raphael
Raymond. Republican.
Union-Wallowa Don McKinnis,
Democrat.
Wasco County State Rep. Kath-
erine Musa, Democrat.
Multnomah County. West Sub
district Keith Burns, Democrat.
and State Reps. Shirley Field and
Sam Wildcrman, both Republicans.
Multnomah County. South City
Subdislrict State Reps. Norman
R. Howard and Grace Olivier
Peck, both Democrats.
Multnomah County East Central
City Subdislrict Gust Anderson
and Dr. William J. Gallagher,
both Republicans, and Allen Hof-
fard and Howard R. Lee, both
Democrats.
Multnomah County North City
Subdislrict State Rep. Ray Doo-
ley and George Van Hoomissen
and Edward J. Whelan, all Demo
crats. Multnomah County East County
Subdislrict State Reps. Ed Bene
dict and Vernon Cook, and Bill
Bradley, all Democrats.
Coos County Slate Rep. Clar
ence Barton, Democrat.
Coos-Curry County State Rep.
Carl Back, Democrat.
Douglas County State Reps. Al
Flegel and W. O. Kelsay, both
Democrats.
Jackson County State Rep.
Robert B. Duncan and his wife
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IN YEARS!"
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that many oMrr folks could fed
viol, alive IF
If fatipue and nerves do not have
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iron deficiency Bexel com $o
little and can mean so much to
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pare the prices, then compare the workmanship
materials you get for the price, that's really w
measures the bargain.
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