ENSIKLOPEDIA Cari Tekan Enter untuk memulai pencarian cepat. Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia 54th Oregon Legislative Assembly 54th Oregon Legislative Assembly1967 term of Oregon Legislative Assembly This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page. Please help improve this article by introducing citations to additional sources.Find sources: "54th Oregon Legislative Assembly" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (May 2024) The 54th Oregon Legislative Assembly was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 9, 1967, and adjourned June 14, 1967.[1] 54th Oregon Legislative Assembly ←53rd Legislative Assembly 55th Legislative Assembly→OverviewLegislative bodyOregon Legislative AssemblyJurisdictionOregon, United StatesMeeting placeOregon State CapitolTerm1967Websitewww.oregonlegislature.govOregon State SenateMembers30 SenatorsSenate PresidentEugene "Debbs" Potts (D)Party controlDemocratic Party of OregonOregon House of RepresentativesMembers60 RepresentativesSpeaker of the HouseMonte Montgomery (R)Minority LeaderJames A. Redden (D)Party controlRepublican Party of Oregon Senate Affiliation Members Democratic 19 Republican 11 Total 30 Government Majority 8 Senate Members Composition of the Senate Senator Residence Party Victor Atiyeh Portland Republican Jack Bain Portland Democratic Cornelius C. Bateson Salem Democratic Harry D. Boivin Klamath Falls Democratic John D. Burns Portland Democratic R. F. Chapman Coos Bay Democratic Vernon Cook Gresham Democratic George Eivers Milwaukie Republican Robert L. Elfstrom Salem Republican Edward Fadeley Eugene Democratic Albert G. Flegel Roseburg Democratic Ted Hallock[a] Portland Democratic Donald R. Husband Eugene Republican Glenn Huston Lebanon Democratic John J. Inskeep Oregon City Republican Arthur P. Ireland Forest Grove Republican Berkeley Lent Portland Democratic Walter Leth[b] Salem Republican Thomas R. Mahoney Portland Democratic Gordon W. McKay Bend Republican Ross Morgan Gresham Democratic Ben Musa The Dalles Democratic Andrew J. Naterlin Newport Democratic L. W. Newbry Ashland Republican Eugene "Debbs" Potts Grants Pass Democratic Raphael R. Raymond Helix Republican Glen M. Stadler Eugene Democratic Daniel A. Thiel Astoria Democratic Don S. Willner Lake Oswego Democratic Anthony Yturri Ontario Republican House Affiliation Members Democratic 24 Republican 36 Total 60 Government Majority 12 House Members Composition of the House House Member Residence Party John W. Anunsen Salem Republican Sidney Bazett Grants Pass Republican James Bedingfield Coos Bay Republican Jake Bennett Portland Democratic Tom Bessonette Baker City Republican Jason Boe Reedsport Democratic Bill Bradley Portland Democratic Wallace P. Carson Jr. Salem Republican Fritzi Chuinard Portland Republican Morris K. Crothers Salem Republican Robert G. Davis Medford Republican L. B. Day Salem Democratic Gerald W. Detering Harrisburg Republican Edward W. Elder Eugene Republican Bob Elliott Portland Republican George C. Flitcraft Klamath Falls Republican David Frost Hillsboro Republican Marva Graham Portland Republican J. Ralph Guynes West Linn Democratic William F. Gwinn Albany Republican Paul Hanneman Cloverdale Republican Stafford Hansell Hermiston Republican Dale M. Harlan Milwaukie Democratic Hank Hart Medford Republican Tom Hartung Portland Republican William H. Holmstrom Gearhart Democratic Norman R. Howard Portland Democratic Carrol B. Howe Klamath Falls Republican Kenneth Jernstedt Hood River Republican Lee Johnson Portland Democratic Sam Johnson Redmond Democratic Richard Kennedy Eugene Democratic Phil Lang Portland Democratic Sidney Leiken Roseburg Democratic Harold V. Lewis McMinnville Democratic Irvin Mann Stanfield Republican Roger E. Martin Lake Oswego Republican Connie McCready Portland Republican Hugh McGilvra Forest Grove Republican Roderick T. McKenzie Sixes Republican Donald McKinnis Summerville Democratic Fred Meek Portland Republican Monte Montgomery Eugene Republican Stan Ouderkirk Newport Republican Bob Packwood Portland Republican Grace Olivier Peck Portland Democratic Wally S. Priestly Portland Democratic James A. Redden Medford Democratic Joe B. Richards Eugene Republican Betty Roberts Portland Democratic Frank L. Roberts Portland Democratic Joe Rogers Independence Republican Keith Skelton Eugene Democratic Loren J. Smith[c] Corvallis Republican Bob Smith Burns Republican Bill Stevenson Portland Democratic Leo Thornton Milwaukie Republican Wayne Turner St. Helens Democratic Howard D. Willits Portland Democratic Don Wilson Eugene Republican Notes ↑ Appointed January 7, 1967 ↑ Resigned ↑ Appointed to fill the vacancy of C. R. Hoyt, who was appointed to the senate on January 7, 1967 References ↑ "Oregon State Legislature". 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