Maurine Neuberger
Maurine Neuberger
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Maurine Brown was born in Cloverdale, Oregon, on 9th January, 1907. She was educated at the Oregon College of Education (1922-24), University of Oregon (1928-29) and the University of California (1936-37). She worked as a teacher until her marriage to Richard L. Neuberger, a Senator from Oregon.
_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfhA member of the Democratic Party, Maurine Neuberger replaced her husband in the Senate after his death in 1960. She held the seat until January, 1967.
_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfhMaurine Neuberger died in Portland, Oregon, on 22nd February, 2000.
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Primary Sources
(1) Maurine Neuberger of Oregon, speech in the Senate (1963)
_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfh_twerwffdfsbhbvvfhYou would think that a man with $3 billion at his disposal and an active spleen would be willing to finance his own propaganda warfare. But Hunt prefers to let the federal government assume a substantial portion of his political crusades. Hunt has simply packaged his propaganda network under the head of the Life Line Foundation, Inc., and then had his business corporations - the Hunt Oil Company and its food-processing and canning division, the HLH Parade Company commercially sponsor Life Line propaganda throughout the country.