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Neuberger, Richard Lewis
1912 - Born on the 26th of December in Multnomah County, Oregon.
1935 - He graduated from the University of Oregon.
- He served as editor of the student newspaper.
1939 - He began writing for the New York Times.
- He became the newspaper's Northwest correspondent.
1941 - He was elected to the Oregon House of Representatives.
1942 - He served in the U.S Army as an officer.
1949 - He continued to work for the Times and write books.
- He was elected to the Oregon State Senate.
1954 - He was elected as a Democrat to one of Oregon's United States Senate seats.
1956 - He was responsible for sponsoring the initial version of the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act.
1959 - He initially introduced a bill for its creation.
1960 - He died on the 9th of March.
1935 - He graduated from the University of Oregon.
- He served as editor of the student newspaper.
1939 - He began writing for the New York Times.
- He became the newspaper's Northwest correspondent.
1941 - He was elected to the Oregon House of Representatives.
1942 - He served in the U.S Army as an officer.
1949 - He continued to work for the Times and write books.
- He was elected to the Oregon State Senate.
1954 - He was elected as a Democrat to one of Oregon's United States Senate seats.
1956 - He was responsible for sponsoring the initial version of the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act.
1959 - He initially introduced a bill for its creation.
1960 - He died on the 9th of March.
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