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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, October 28, 1960
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WARNS LABOR PARTY
CARDIFF, Wales lUPD-Labor
Party leader Hugh Gaitskell said
Sunday that support by his party
of neutralism and unilateral nu
clear disarmament could be "fa
tal" lo the party.
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I SWALLOW'S HIS PRIDE
I HENRY, 111. (UP1) - Republi
can Gov. William G. Stratton,
campaigning in a helicopter, was
forced to land six blocks from the
site of a GOP rally Monday. He
started to walk when someone of
fered him a ride in an automo
bile. Stratton looked at the car, then
looked at the distance, swallowed
his pride and jumped into the au
tomobile driven by a Democratic!
precinct worker and covered with
Kennedy-Johnson signs.
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PROM YOUR
DEALER OR
ROUTE MAN...
Talk Scheduled
In Medford
On Mathematics
Giving Interpretation to Your
Mathematics will be the title of
the address by Dr. Chester F.
Luther before the regional meet
ing of the Oregon Council of
Teachers of Mathematics at Hed
rick Junior High School, Medford,
October 29.
Dr. Luther of Willamette Uni
versity will be followed by Ver
non Hood, assistant supervisor of
mathematics of the Portland pub
lic schools.
Other speakers will present top
ics of interest to all elementary
and secondary mathematics teach
ers. Sessions will begin in the
Hedrick Little Theater at 9:45
a.m. under the directon of Wen
dell C. Hall, OCTM president.
All mathematics teachers in
Southern Oregon are invited to
attend the meetings. A luncheon
will be served in the Hedrick
cafeteria.
Democrats
Outnumber
Republicans
I SALEM (AP)-Democrats lead
Republicans in registration for the
November General Election by
75,134 in Oregon, the greatest
margin in history.
It is a gain of nearly 20.000 for
Democrats over Republicans since
the May primary and is nearly
double the margin the Democrats
held for the 1956 General Election.
Totals compiled today as the
last of the counties reported their
registration figures showed 899,949
eligible to vote a record total
with 480.132 of them Democrats
and 404.998 Republicans.
The big edge is given to the
Democrats by Multnomah County
where they lead by 41,988. but of
the state's 36 counties 28 have
Democratic majorities.
Marion tops the staunchly Re
publican counties with a GOP
margin of 7,748. The other seven
and their Republican leads: Wash
ington, 3.287; Benton. 2.925; Yam
hill, 1,192; Polk, 921; Malheur,
225; Morrow, 114; Grant 42.
The county-by-county table:
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MALICIOUS BRICK-TOSSING
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPD
Kitty Mavity, 40, denied use nf
a private telephone in an appli
ance slore Wednesday, tossed
bricks through two of the store's
plate glass windows, went inside
picked up one of the bricks and
hurled it through a third window.
She was charged with malicious
mischief.
County
Baker
Benton
Clackamas
jClatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
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Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
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Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
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Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umatilla .
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Wash'ton
Wheeler
Yamhill
Totals
60 p'mary .
'58 Gen'
1956 Gen'l
Rep.
3,133
10,212
26.983
6.738
4.213
8.951
1.722
2.834
5.439
13,038
758
1,892
1,258
2,903
18,030
1,354
7,429
8.512
1,722
34,845
5,317
12,131
4,946
31 909
1.215
164,138 122,150 290,629
5,898 6,819 12,989
618
4,096
9,464
3,526
1,398
4,597
25,602
628
8.616
480,132 404,998 899,949
420,958 365,377 797,036
447,198 395,089 855,044
451,179 413,659 R77.952
Dem,
5.225
7,287
30.899
7,835
7.110
16,316
2.758
4,088
6.846
17,307
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1,850
1.808
3,386
19,158
1,606
7,689
12,592
1,725
41,660
7,092
15,100
4,721
24,161
1,101
Total
8.476
17,947
58,557
14,780
11,452
25,716
4,570
7,007
12,451
30,924
1.609
3,798
3,104
6,487
38,130
3,000
15,448
21,525
3,499
78,016
12,672
27,668
9,800
56,758
2,342
Fans Of Skiing
Asked To Meet
Persons interested in skiing,
whether or not they are familiar
with the sport, are invited to at
tend an organizational meeting of
the Klamath Falls Ski Club Thurs
day, October 27, at 7 p.m. at
Conger School.
The membership will elect of
ficers. Two ski films will be
shown.
During a previous meeting, club
members discussed w inter trips to
various ski areas, competition
events for youth, low cost ski
instruction and other topics.
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