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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
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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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Editor! Note: The name of
Richard M. 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
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(ells of his conversations with
various COP leaders ahoul
Nixon's prospects.
By RAYMOND M. LAUR
WASHLN'GTON t UPI Rich
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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.
Nixon Not Eager
"My impression is that ho is
not eager to get into it, but
he's aware that he can be
shoved into it if a stalemate
develops."
Other Republicans suspect
that Nixon is eager for a return
match with President Kennedy
despite his defeat in I!X0 and
his poor showing against Gov.
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California last year.
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from Goldwater partisans:
"Why should anyone think
he can beat Kennedy now if he
couldn't even beat that fellow
Brown in California'!"
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hopeless quest. Since his remar
riage last May, public oomion
polls have put Rockefeller in a
long-shot role behind the pace
setting GoWwater.
Meantime the Goldwatcr op
position sees no chance to devel
op an effective challenge while
Rockefeller is the only active
competitor against the Arizona
senator.
"As long as he stays in, he's
Just handing it to Gokiwater,"
said one party leader.
Doubts About Rocky
Another doubted (hat Rocke
feller is so much opposed to
Goldwater that he would throw
his weight behind another candi
date. Rockefeller agents have
spread assurances that Die gov
ernoralthough unannounced
is in the pro-convention battle
to the end. By this they say
they mean from the New Hamp
shire primary March 10 to the
California primary June 2.
Some Republicans believe he
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