Kennedy Hopes To Heal
Political Scars In Texas
WASHINGTON UPI Presi-i Johnson will accompany Ken
dent Kennedy, in the role of a'nedy throughout the tour. The
political Dealer, headed today ; President and
for Texas where he hoped to spend Friday
unify divergent wings of Uie L.B.J, ranch at Johnson City
Democratic party for a strong- about 70 miles from the state
er showing in 1964. i capital of Austin.
The Chief Executive and his
wife, Jacqueline, on one of her
rare domestic speaking tours
Tourism Is Important To Israel's Economy, Recent Visitor Reveals
By BEVERLY HARDER olf the streets and cared for in has no difficulty in talking with sumed in the burners that lie' One of the mam school holi- must be irrigated, and even fil-News-Rtview
StH Writer kindergartens while their rar-thein. "This is not true in uth-saw in Oregon. !days is when each child plants Icred sewage water is used.
A pleasant young man with enls toil at their various jobs, er parts of the country," he' For in Israel, no wood is a tree. When one wants to give Housewives are warned con-
hie wife willi"1 engaging smile visited brief- Am non gave the impression said. Westerners are complete- used, even in building. Homes a really fabulous gift, 50 trees .tantly to conserve their water.
night on thei'S' 'n Koseburg this week on his that life was not easy in ls-,ly friendly, he said justiare made of cement blocks. The are planted in the honored per j l'arl of the water problem
with her husband, were sched
uled to takeoff at 11 a.m. EST
from Andrews Air Force Base
Leaves Early Saturday
The Kennedys planned to
leave the Johnson ranch early
Saturday afternoon and fly to
Dulles International Airport out-
way north. His mission was tojrael. Luxuries, while they can the same way that it is in his furniluie is made of wood, but .-.oil's name. i w ill be sulved, however, with
interest residents and infurmjbe obtaiued, are very expensive, country. i it is imported. Kerosene is used! .Many trees and niuch water Ihe new pipeline which will be
them of his country with the he said. This, however, serves. Awed By Oregon lor fuel. 'are needed in Israel completed in, early 19U5. The
hope that they would one dayjto keep money in the country! Envy aud wonder were evinc-i Trees are treated with rev- "It is the land of milk and' 113-inch pipe will feed water
come to visit. i to be used for the necessities of cd when he mentioned the erence because more trees honey," Annum said, "But there from the Sea of Galilee to the
And "visitors" are what tour-'life. greenery and trees he saw in means more water and less soil is no water." desert area.
on the trip that the Whitel510,? asrm.giou. inere uiey
House has labeled alternatelylwlU tu a helicopter for
"political" and non-political." ia 1ulck fl,sM to their Virginia
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burg where they will spend the
remainder of the weekend.
Their first stop was San An
tonio where the Chief Execu
tive planned to speak in dedi
cation of the Aero-Space Medi
cal Health Center at Brooks Air
Force Base. He was due in San
After speaking at the dinner
tonight in the Houston Colise
um, Kennedy and his entourage
Antonio at 2:30 p.m. EST and'01 accompanying Texans will
from there he was to fly to,"? ,t Worth to spend Uie
night.
His Friday schedule included
a breakfast speech in Fort
Worth, a lunch talk at the Dal
Houston for a dinner tonight
honoring Rep. Albert Thomas
D-Tex.
ThamAi amoiui Pis&anaerc
. ,, i, Tv,,c!las Trade Hart, two receptions
Thomas was among 14 Texas i. ,,., tA.r.icia
Democratic congressmen flying
with the President to San An
tonio. Sen. Ralph Yarborbugh
'and a Democratic fund-raisin:
-dinner in Austin and finally a
leader of the liberal wing of the
parly in Texas, also was in the
party and will accompany Ken
nedy on his five-city tour of the
Lone Star state.
One obvious reason for Ken
nedy's two-day devotion to Tex
as was that this home state of
Vice President Lyndon B. John-i
son went Democratic in 1960 by
a slim .46,233 votes. Kennedy
and Johnson drew 1,167.932
votes to 1,121,699 for the Re
publican ticket headed by Rich
ard 11. Nixon.
. In 1956, former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower carried
Texas by 220,661 votes over
Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson.
night helicopter flight to the
Johnson ranch
Kennedy's Visit
To Texas Opens
Demo Party Feud
There is no television. On Oregon. ierosion. It's going to take a' There is no rain between A union will be in the United
the other hand, the people read.i "I've never seen so many, long lime to build up soil which) March and late November not Stales for three years. Then he
read, read! There are more.trees in my life," he said.ihas been neglected and vorkcdeven one drop. There isn't a will work in the government of
pocket books sold per capita in-"When I first arrived here, I to death for thousands of years. single cloud in the sky, and ficcs in Israel. Others, then,
Israel than in any other nation stopped to take a picture of And trees are part of the an-i there's not even a weather re- will come to America to endea
in the world. every tree I saw. And when 1 swer, Israelites feel. Each year port, because one knows it's al- vor to carry en Amnon's work
Apart from being separated came to Oregon, after leaving. the government plants nine-ways the same. Inland its hut.; trying to make Israel sound
from his family, Amnon has Southern California, 1 was over- million trees, mostly Eucalyp-jOn the seashore it's humid. interesting enough so that we'll
enjoyed being in the western iwhelmed." tus because they don't require I Everything, in order to grow.jwant to come to the Holy Land.
United States. He likes the: H shocked him, he said, to'as much water as other spe-l ' ;
come and really visit staj'people in the west and says he learn that wood was being con-icies. 1 Trims., Nov. 21, 1963 The News-Review, Page 13
long enough to absorb the cul
ture and Biblical history of the
ists are called in the Holy
Land, according to Amnon Gil
Ad, the pleasant young man
who is connected with the tour
ist office of the Israel govern
ment.
"We don't like to call visitors
tourists, because the word sug
gests 'just traveling through',"
he said. "We want people to
DALLAS (UPI) - President
Kennedy's "non-political" visit!
to Texas today .triggered a feud
between liberal and conserva
tive Democrats that only the
Republicans enjoyed.
Vice President Lyndon B.
Johnson, who preaches the New
Frontier but remains friendly;
with conservatives in his home
state, was in the middle.
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Cider Making
Tips Outlined
Families looking for ways to
uce apples from a bumper
Northwest cron 'mav want to
trv makine some homemade an-l"sually share victories with oc-
pie cider. This year's Oregon I casional Republicans, were the
apple crop is about 9 per cent am- 01 lle criticisms but re-
mainca silent, rue GOP, in the
AMNON GIL-AD
. . . from Holy Land
Holy Land. Long enough to be
come a little acquainted with
the people.
Home Visits Encouraged
' So sincere is this desire that
the government tries to see that
Liberals were angry because I everyone who visits Jerusalem
they felt Sen. Ralph Yarborough
u-lex., was being slighted in
activities in five cities. They
also decried the role conserva
tives played in arranging Ken
nedy's three-day. 'visit.
Conservative Democrats, who
is invited into a private home
inhabited by Jews of similar
age and similar interests.
Amnon Gil-Ad said, "This is
the only way we can ever
straighten out differences with
other races by bringing peo
ple in closer contact with each
other."
Israel is a struggling, deter
mined "old-vounc" country with
past, nas seized on differences! many problems resulting from
larger than last year. Washing
ton, the leading producer, also
has a larger than average har
vest. Dr. H.- Y. Yang, OSU food
scientist, - gives this advice on
making apple cider at home:
Select good quality, ripe, but
firm, clean apples; Mix sweet
and sour varieties together for
best .flavor. Red and Golden
Delicious, Wihesaps, Jonathans,
Gravensteinj aud other season
al varieties "coriibirited Aft k e
tasty juice: - i
Scrub apples clean making
sure to remove all dirt from
the stem end. Slice into halves
or quarters.
Crush the sliced apples in a
food grinder or chopper. Press
with an apple press. A simple
"nutcracker" apple press canjdia(e
gether two 1x8 inch boards,
two feet long.
Add to the crushed apples,
one-half teaspoonful of ascor
bic acid (vitamin C) to each
two gallons of juice to help re-l Kennedy makes his first ap
tain color and flavor. Strain ipearance at San Antonio today
the juice through cheesecloth, where he will dedicate the
The apple juice will be cloudy, I world's foremost aerospacetcn instructor. Everyone in Is
Yang says. medical research facility. Thclrael works, said Amnon, and
"But drink it this way it's2:30 p.m., EST ceremony will the young children are kept
got better flavor and more joe at an installation that looks
nutrients are retained," hcimore like a college campus
within the Democratic party of
Texas to make its greatest
gains.
The sponsor of a lunch in
Dallas for Kennedy, the Dallas!
Citizens Council, is headed by
J. Erik Jonsson who was Rich
ard Nixon's Texas campaign
manager in 1960.
"From the invitation list so
far. in Dallas," a liberal critic
said, "one would' think Nixon
won' and. was coming to. Dallas
to greet his dedicated workers."
Dallas, scene of spirited dem
onstrations against Adlai Ste
venson three weeks ago, took
extra steps to insure Kennedy's
good treatment. Police Chief!
lesse (jurry warned of "imme-
against "degrad
ing actions.
the sudden population explosion
since 1948. The people are work
ing hard to maintain a stable
economy by building up the
country's agricultural aspects
and encouraging trade.
Tourism is Israel's second
largest money earner, Amnon
Gil-Ad said. The growing of cit
rus is first.
He spoke- of the "feeling" -one
gets when traveling in the Holy
Land. Something, he said, that
occurs nowhere else on earth.
'Teople seem to find peace
They meditate and absorb the
history of the Jewish race and
religion," lie commented.
Served Israeli Army
The young Jew, now 32, came
to Israel from Czechoslovakia
in 1948 and spent two years in
Stevenson, U.S. ambassador a collective settlement in the
to the United Nations, was spat! mountains of Gilead. After serv-
upon and clubbed with a placarding with the Israeli Army for
after a speaking engagement, jlwo years, he married another
Czech refugee. He and his wife
Tamar, have a son, Giora, 6
Tamar works as a kindergar-
adds.
Store amounts needed for im
mediate use in the refrigerator,
and freeze or can excess, Yang
advised. Apple juice begins to
"work" within 24 hours at room
temperature.
Apple juice may be served
hot with spices such as cinna
mon and cloves.
than Brooks Air Force Base.
Myrtle Creek
Unitarians Book iGrange Officers
. . Are installed
Cliff AM A ChAnIAH I
kUljGIIC fJCMiCI , At the recent joint officer in
! 'fii,;. nj i i , stallation ceremony, held at
rT:0ti?U,C!,l"n Bouglas County Fair-
iu,viiiiiivui ia tuc line ui a nPnlm,. l ,..i.. ..i
LOCO I NgWS I'?'!1" ,0 1)0 Presenled at the next
Unitarian Fellowship
(by Catherine Lauris,
Elmer Hitch- councilwoman. The
meeting
Eugene
meeting
d, grounds, all newly elected offi-
lers of the Myrtle Creek
Grange, except one, were pres
ent. The following are the newly
elected officers: master, Calvin
Clack; overseer, Dan Parelius;
lecturer, Jim Clack; steward,
Henry Jones; assistant steward,
Rocco Adevai: chaplain, Doris
in nnlilic fr cm. Il,n ' """ "vnauici. . uuiiiic
Tillamook and Forest Grove, ' ,i ,i, j, Barnhart; lady assistant stew-
and attended Sabbath services .. ,;'!,' ,,, t',T aT- Beulah Adevai; secretary.
Marfan Clack; galekceper, Bill
Grover; Ceres, Nadine Parelius;
Pomona, Alma Grover; and
Flora, Louclla Zimmcrs. Exccu
Mr, and Mrs.
man have returned to thciriwill take place on Sunday, Nov.
home here, following a t r i p 24. at 8 p.m. in the new Fellow-'
to Astoria, where they werejship rooms, located at 919 SE
called by the death of a niece, .Stephens. Anyone interested is
airs, umora micnman. iney invited to attend.
visited a number of teiaiivusi
Catherine Lauris has been ac-
and friends in Astoria, Seaside, vc
in tUn no,,. Cn,.nnlnrln Al,.nn ' - WIIIOU u, ,11. lu
'. rhlk "t " t,: IS11 Cll' Council. She has al:
tist Church in Tillamook where
Elder Rolf Lindfors, son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mini
served on the Governor's Com
mittee for the Aged. A grad
roe of Roseburg. is the pastor.!" e '"l ""
The church there is planning
a "Five Day Stop Smoking Clin
ic" at the YMCA, which will
be similar to the one held in
Roseburg last spring. The Hitch-
gon, Mrs. Lauris serves as an
editor for the University of Ore
gon Press.
She is the sister of a Rose
burg resident, Mrs. Jack Gam-
Clinton Jones, Carl James and;
George Arrowood. Cecil Bay is'
the newly-appointed home eco-j
nomics chairman. i
ist A .imiUr laiir oivmt in i mi rue i-rccK mange meets i
mans lived near Tillamook sev- E' nXerihed ,l,e sceond aml ,0,lr,h r'ridays
era years and Mrs. Hilchman .-', 8 "p was f every month at 8 D m Be-
,j ,,, in a newsletter as a "stimula-1 . "cry monin ai o p.m. bc-
churc , S oil there ,in- "'formative and charming-18 - supper, will
church school there. ,y dcllvfred forum ,alk . be served on the second Friday;
01 every momn, urginning al
i
S. Douglas Churches
Set Joint Service
rnrrlinff tn Fin Ann r.nrHnn nf
the local Fellowship. 0:30 P m- The 1Iomc Evonom-
I The Roseburg Unitarian Tc-'K 5,ul' mrel at 2 p.m.
lowship has recently rented on "le Tll"day preceding the
npw lara-r mrtni-. - -ii lit second Friday of each month.
.Ministers belonging to the activities. Located at 919 SE according to Doris Sampson.
South Douglas Ministerial Alii ! Stephens St.. the space is that publicity chairman.
ance have announced annutl formerly occupied by the Ea-:
joint Thanksgiving services for Bles Ixxlgc.
Wednesday evening. Nov. 27, at
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Meer of the Mvrtlc Creek be held at the Pine Grove Com-
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Ministers of Ihe alliance have p.m. There will be a program
formed a new study group with- at 2 p.m. with the Rev. E. Cur
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each Friday from 6 to " in There also wiU be special mu
the morning, according to Mrs. sic. AH persons interested are
R. E. Proctor. eorrepondent invited.
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