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, x .vis ,:;:, i a CITED FOR PERSONNEL WORK Dorefhy M. Tarrant, civilian personnel officer at Kingsley Field, receives from Col. Edwin J. Witienburgor, commanding officer of the air field, the Air Defense Command Certificate of Achievement for her efforts in promoting the civilian suggestion program at the base. She has been employed in the personnel office since 1962. Accident Kills 8 Members Of Oregon Migrant Family By I' tilled Press International One of the worst traffic acci dents in New Mexico history killed the father and seven chil dren of an Oregon migrant family early Sunday. Oregon traffic accidents took the lives of three other residents during the weekend. Another man died of accidental burns and one was electrocuted at a Wyoming construction project. A car pulling a small trailer Foes Vow To Back Initiative PORTLANB UPH The Young Democratic Clubs of Ore gon and the Young Republican Federation of Oregon have promised bi-partisan backing for an initiative campaign to amend the Oregon Constitution to re quire single-scat legislative dis tricts. The announcement was made in a joint statement by the pres idents of the two organizations. The proposal would divide all multi-seat legislative districts into single-seat districts. The initiative campaign, an nounced by the Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce at a re cent annual meeting, received endorsement by Janen McLen nan, Portland, president of the Young Democrats, snd Robert Bell. Milwaukie, president of the Young Republicans. The two explained that t h e present Oregon system has one senatorial district with eight senators while a dozen other dis tricts have only one senator a piece. A ballot title is being prepared by the attorney general's of fice, thev said. 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Friendssaid Garcia had farmed in Malheur County for five years and managed a tav ern at Adrian three of those years. The family was on its way to visit Mrs. Gareia's rela tives in Texas. Bell Ringers Need Egg Aid WELLS, England (UPD The bishop of Wells issued an ap peal Sunday for fertile swans eggs to bolster his flock of bell ringing birds. For centuries, a flock of white swans has inhabited the moat around the walled bish op's palace in this historic cathedral town. But the flock, which rings a bell at feeding time, is in dan ger of dying out, Bishop Ed ward Henderson said. ' . TRY COMING SOON TO k KLAMATH FALLS Marie SHCCT AND TOWIU 5T $24. Value Another accident cast of Port land Sunday night killed Wil liam Wardrip. 21, and Wayne Williams, 19, both of Portland. Multnomah County sheriff's dep uties said their car left skid marks for 430 eel before hitting a tree. .Mark Ellis Kelson, 20, and Richard A. Cox, both of Port land, were hospitalized with in juries. Rormma Beleez, 21, Milwau kie. was killed in that city when her car was struck by a South ern Pacific passenger train Sat urday. Lloyd Long, a 61-ycar-o 1 d transient, died in a Portland hospital Saturday alter suffering burns on most of his body. Po lice said he was sleeping under an approach to the Steel Bridge and apparently rolled into a fire he had built to keep himself warm. Michael Nolcn, 20, Klamath Falls, w a s electrocuted on a missile base construction site near Pine Bluffs, Wyo., Satur day. He was cranking an auxili ary boom to set up floodlights when it brushed an overhead power line. Biggest Dryer 1 o THE ONLY DRYER WITH 14-LBS. CAPACITY Dry any load, any UbFie, m 1 thfn new Nnrifp H, It s the most romp Into, the most vpr ' ssfH tiryvr pver but If. ou run dry a full M lb. ' ran pick one of four way i dr.v lumble with warm nr cool air, no-tumble with warm or roo air g way in dry for any kind nf fahrir. 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Nixon is heard more and more often in spec ulation about possible dark horses for the Republican presidential nomination. In the tallowing dispatch, l l'l'i chjrf Washington political reporter, (ells of his conversations with various COP leaders ahoul Nixon's prospects. By RAYMOND M. LAUR WASHLN'GTON t UPI Rich ard M. Nixon is emerging as a prospect, for the MM Repub lican presidential nomination because of a widespread belief in GOP ranks that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New Y'ork cannot win it. Rockefeller still could surprise the Republican professionals and stay alive by winning one or more key presidential primary contests next year against Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, If he fails, many Republicans expect Nixon to become the man behind whom anti-Gold-waler sentiment can unite. "Those who want someone less conservative than Gold water are looking at Nixon," UPI was told by one party leader who maintains contact with the former vice president. 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