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An Opinionated Look at the Ballot
No full text"Arthur Fletcher is one of the most refreshing candiates in years," goes the endorsement, which also notes that WA has an open primary
Letter
No full textThe director of the USC Center for Social Action would like to hire a James L. Doss, currently a prisoner at McNeil Island, and writes a letter of recommendation for parole
Publisher's Corner
No full textThe publisher of Queen Anne News and lislator for the 36th District says that AF will probably win the primary
Correspondence
No full textForwards items to AF in ref. to Boyden; reminds AF to send OMBE information on Pasco Co-op
Fletcher Named to Labor Post
No full textJunction City newspaper article on AF's appointment to the DOL includes a bio. 1941 his father was assigned to Fort Riley. In his senior year at Washburn he was small-college all-American. Mary was the "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harden [of Junction City] but who was raised by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Harden. Oliver Harden and his mother now live in Washington." Refers to "Junction City relatives" still extant who "believed that Sgt. and Mrs. Fletcher [parents of AF] still make their home in Los Angeles." These relatives are listed as both "on the Harden side, "C.H. Smith, 615 West Twelfth, is a third cousin, and Foster Harden, 240 East Eleventh, was an uncle of Mrs. Fletcher.