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V Library Tine CaDy CoSy Huge Crowds Push Around Es.oblished 1873 10 Poget ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1964 3-64 ioc pe, copy; in ro lines Pope Reaches l i POPE PAUL VI is shown being greeted by cheering crowds os he steps from doorwoy of his jet liner in Jordan to begin his three-day "journey of search and of hope" through the Holy Land today. (UPI Telephoto) Ports On Columbia River Will Ship Wheat To Russ Alts see Page 2 i grain dealers revealed today PORTLAND (UPI) Colum- The first word that the North bia River ports will ship at! west would be involved in the least S.S million bushels of wheat to Russia, and a deal for twice that much is pending, City Jails Given OK The Douglas County Grand Jury Friday found the several city jails it inspected in good condition. The report showed Douglas County jail to be "neat, clean and sanitary," but needs some painting. It was described as a bit "crowded and stuffy." Myrtle Creek jail was de scribed as "excellent," and the Riddle jail was listed in fairly good condition but appeared "rather musty." Glendale jail was in good con dition, but since it is not fire proof, the grand jurors recom mended that a jailer be on duty at all times when a prisoner is confined. Canyonville jail was in "ade-lto an agreement. S78.5 million deal came Friday from Michael Fribourg, prcsi dent of Continental Grain Co. He said shipments would begin in February from Portland and Longview, Wash., to the Siber ian ports of Vladivostok and Nahodka. Most of the wheat will be Western white, but some No. 2 hard winter wheat from the Midwest also will pass through the Columbia ports, he said... Half the wheat will be shipped on U. S. vessels "if they are available," in accordance with a condition set down by the late President Kennedy Oct. 9. The total value of the Colum bia River shipments will be more than $33 million, Fribourg said. Later, president Thomas Kerr of Kerr Grain Corp., here re vealed that his firm has re ceived a license to export 11 million bushels of wheat to the Soviet Union. , He said his company has been negotiating with Soviet officials in Moscow and Washington for about three months and is close WCA Proposes Air Taxi Here Two West Coast Airlines vice presidents Friday proposed of fering so-called "third level" airlines transportation to. Rose burg with tie-ins with both WCA northbound and south bound flights. This proposal came on the heels of a plan by American Air-Lease, a Portland firm, to offer the same basic type ol they mission that (1) if the city were interested in such an arrange' Two Sentenced! Vice Presidential For Burglary i.j . p J Pleas of guilty to charges 0f:'lllClfC t J ZJ burglary not in a dwelling were entered before Circuit C o u r ti. JERUSALEM, Jordan (UPI) Pope Paul VI came to this holy city today and walked the way of the cross through swirl ing, shouting crowds that shat tered police lines and broke up . (lie papal procession. The excited crowds threat jened to engulf the slight, white- ciau Pope when he descended vice presidential stop its DC-3 flights into Rose- burg during a trial period for SALEM (UPI) - Democratic, mer Vice President Richard Z' Jr... .7.. ' candidatcs'Nixon. .ZZ "JX?""?. U,L"2" He added he might also list Kthe S tree o Sorro'v Pennsylvania Gov. William Ti, nnniirr .Lj Scranton and Michigan Gov.ihut wa"s ,7.1.7 t hi George Homncy. .iMni- .-j i ' I ment, and (2) if the CAB would "'" .."i ' !may be listed on the Orcgonl He added he might also list T s. give its approval. West Coast I" 1 'pri election ballot May 15, Pennsyivania Ov.Sv Mil. m? wouia apply tor permission w , G ' ,, , T Secretary of State Huwell Ap in i uuidiia lit uiu tuny iiuuis;i;- i -j of Dec. 28. I1""'8 da,u r,u,u- the new system, and return the' Dennis Edward Smith. 27. of LVV' ? cnv cS DC-3 service if the new systemj- i. Ionea"a-f sc n'c,nkresidential hopefuls and Re- gon primary because there were lll0 anc en c ,7 J.'.. Inrt Ml"- PrsiaenUl candidates'-scveral Democratic and Itcpub- f'lftT . 3'lho Vice i presidential ho pet uls:unils foreed , ' h ,he mobs in the twisting streets of were not listed in the 19(10 Ore- service, also known as air taxi type of service. Connections furRw Vidigar, 19. of Drain, me most pari wouui oe wiin.""" "" " service. The AAL service would allow local residents to tic in with major airliues flights at Eugene, Portland and Medford, but would not have the direct tie-in as would the WCA plan. American Air-Lease plans call for beginning their operation into Roscburg on Jan. 15. AAL official James Fugate said Fri day his firm would have to wait and see what course the F-27 prop-jets at Medford andllle Oregon Stato Correctional North Bend. Altman said WCA has no in tention of discontinuing DC-3 service in its system for at least two or three years. It had been rumored that DC-3 serv ice would be phased out in the coming year. This would have left Roscburg with the necessity of carrying out a major un city takes in regard to theprovemcnt project at municipal quate condition." Other jails of the county were not inspected. In criminal actions, the jurors indicted Richard Clarence Snuf fer, 23, of Canyonville, on a charge of assault and battery by force and means likely to pro duce great bodily harm. He is accused of sinking, beating andj bruising James Edward Musscrj qhnitf flin npplr ami hparl nn Dec. 24. While the Grand Jury was acting. Snuffer was having a preliminary hearing in the dis trict court of Gerald R. Hayes and was held to answer. ' The Grand Jury also returned one secret indictment. All the Kerr exports would be Western white wheat. In addition, Helix Milling Co., of which Kerr is president, has received an export permit for $5,315,000 worth of flour. Kerr said this deal also is near completion. Powell To Allow Audit By Court NEW YORK (UPI) - Rep Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y., said Friday he would permit a court audit of his financial stat us if he loses an appeal on a Wage Issue Snags Talks Teamster WCA proposal before they take anv action to inaugurate the service. Special Meeting Planned City Airport Commission Chairman O. R. Petersen called for a special meeting next week to discuss the two proposals with Chamber of Commerce of ficials and prime airline serv ice users here. Date for that meeting will be set Monday. WCA vice presidents J. N. Bez Jr., and Ed Altman of fered their proposal at the Ari port Commission meeting Fri day noon. Altman said WCA would have to discuss the plan with the Civil Aeronautics Board to obtain permission to tic in the air taxi service with the regularly-scheduled WCA flights. He proposed that an individ ual operator or smaller firm such as R. C. (Bud) Good, oper alor of Roseburg Skyways Inc., operate the air taxi service un der agreement with West Coast Airlines. He added that such an operator would have to meet the same standard of pilot ability and equipment condition that WCA places'' on its own men and planes. Bez said that although WCA had not progressed far enough with the plan to announce any tentative rates, the firm be lieves the flight to Medford to enable travelers to connect with southbound flights would be of fered at the same rate regular West Coast Airlines charges on its scheduled DC-3 flights out of Roseburg. Northbound passen gers would connect at N o r t h Bend, and there would be a slight increase in present rales for the trip from Roseburg to North Bend, he indicated. Eugene Flight Possible He said a flight to Eugene to tie in with northbound WCA planes could be made available airport to maintain major air line service because of Federal Aviation Agency restrictions on the F-27 here. The West Coast officials in dicated they would not be in terested in establishing such an air taxi service if one is start-1 Douglas County Sheriff's De cd by American Air-Lease. Fu- partment, with the assistance gate agreed with Bez and Alt-Uf Yoncalla police. The burglary man that if a competitive sil-Was witnessed and an automo uation were allowed, neitheribile description was obtained. firm would be able to make enough money to stay in busi ness. Altman said WCA officials would be in Washington, D.C. during the last 10 days in Jan uary and would like to discuss the third-level service with CAB at that time. He said they would like to start the service in the spring. CHICAGO (UPI) president James K. Kolla sai(i,if tl)e business developed. rriciay mat negotiations wua Altman tod the Airnort Com trucking firms on a nationwide! contract with the Teamsters' . . were snagged on the wage issue. CfJulC HSnGr InSISTS "The wage package is tlieL. - ..... major stumbling block but I m He l StCMa DV Wife confident we'll get il settlcdi without any serious strikes," LAS VEGAS, Ncv. (UPI) Hoffa said. Eddie Fisher savs he will stand Institution Hearings Set For Two One other person allegedly in volved in the burglary, David Edward Miller, 18, who resided with Smith on Rt. 1, Yoncalla, was released on his own recog nizance. Joe Edward Green, 25, of Curtin, who faces a charge of receiving and concealing stol en property, is being held in the county jail. Preliminary hearings for both Lave been set for next week in the justice of peace court of Warren DcLa Vcrgne at Drain. Arrest of the four was made following investigation by the to stump the state. It would be the only vice presidential primary in the na tion, Appling said. Appling said it appeared Pres ident Johnson would bo the only lican presidential hopefuls. Listing Not Certain hour flight from Rome to Amman,' Pope Paul crossed the waters of the Jor- While Appling did not say he h rf T, " , "Z J?I had definitely .decided to listing and walkj ' . ueu ocruuc vice presmcniiaillRavas and ,nnstriPH rno th. candidates on the ballot, he enirt lin ii-nc i,iti.,tY IK. nneet. ; """" uiiity serious consideration. uuie ior uiu xjcniuciuuc presi dential nomination. With no bat tle in sight for the top spot, he said the Oregon law could require a contest to determine Johnson's running mute. "The Oregon primary is going to bo one of the most signifi cant in the nation," he said, "and if Democratic vico presi dential candidates ar listed on the ballot, it will be even more The Secretary of Stale saidjsignificant." recent polls indicate he might "This would give Oregon vo list Minnesota Sen. Hubert II.lers an opportunity to voice Humphrey, Atty. Gen. Robcrtjtheir desires for vico president, Kennedy, Ambassador Adlai E. un opportunity not afforded vol- Stevenson and several others for the second spot on the Dem ocratic ballot. General Support Is Key Under Oregon law which applies both to presidential and vice presidential candidates Appling lists as candidates those whom he determines are "gen erally advocated in n a 1 1 o n a 1 news media throughout the United States." The only other way a candi date can get on the ballot is to submit a nomination petition signed by at least 1,000 quali fied voters. Appling already has an nounced if he were to list Re publican presidential nominees JFK Book Due Soon News-Review subscriber! who! have reserved copies of the 144 page book "Four Days The Historical Record of the Death of President Kennedy" may ex pect to receive their copies in mid-January, it was learned to day. To date, nearly 1,000 pre-paid orders have been received by The News-Review for this book, published jointly vby United Press International and tne American Heritage Magazine. Additional orders are still being accepted. The booklet, which is being offered through The News-Re view at $2 per copy, will go on sale at bookstores in mid-Feb ruary at S2.95 per copy, the publishers have announced. First printing orders for the bonk were set at 250,000 copies nationally, but were subsequent ly increased past the million murk to satisfy the initial de mand. It was traced to that of Smith and Miller, said police. Later, on an anonymous tip, part of the loot some beer and cartons of cigarettes was found at the home of Green, where a party had laken place that night, according to the of ficers. Three Trips Made Police rcnort thai three trins in all urn believed to hnvo now, he would name New York been made to the tavern. Smith Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Arlzonl and Miller reportedly went first, hen. Barry lioiawatcr, ana ior revved had been strewn in his path. As he left the Vatican fur the first trip ever made by a Pope to the Holy Land, the pont ff said he was going as a symbol of "the aspirations, the anxie ties, the sufferings of the sick, the poor, the disinherited, the afflicted." To Visit Shrines Ho planned to visit the sacred shrines of Christendom, to pray for peace, and to meet with the ers in any other state," ho church in tho t or Cnris. pointed out. ,.nltv Appling will announce his list a,.. i,.i,.j ..,.. j March 6, 70 days . efore the pri- imrl.jCades In another section of mnry. Lin,.u,n i. ii, i.ii. With Republicans facing a:f Kl.i .u .,,ii, ,,, wide-open primary battle, it is technically is stIU in official doubtful Appling would 1 i s I ,. nf .'... Tho most stringent security measures since the Palestine war divided Jerusalem between Arab and Jew 16 years ago failed to stem the exuberance of tens of thousands and at times endangered the Pope. All wonted to see and touch tho spiritual leader of the world's half billion Roman GOP vice presidential hopefuls. and while Miller revved up the car motor, Smith supposedly broke a rear window. About ten minutes later they returned and Smith is said to have entered! the building.' Later, tho two, with Vidcgar, returned and all three went Into the tavern, car rying out additional cases of beer and other items. Police said about '20 cases of beer, car tons of cigarettes, cigars, a bot tle of Pcperoni, matches and some change from the cash reg istcr were laken. C.G. Zwinglc, chairman of the by his estranged wife Elizabeth Speedway Crash Victim Improves Roller Mills, one of 25 per sons injured in a Labor Day weekend crash at Roseburg Speedway, has been returned to his Winston home and is man ine rapid recovery. Mills, hospitalized and uncon scious most of the time sincei woman." or graft collector, for after a two-week recess for theiduring making of the movie inilllc criU-'nt. recently reR""1 nppntiaHnP mnimitlpp nf Tmirlt ing Employers, Inc., said tenta-f alor sho,lltl 201h Century Fox five agreement has heenUeck to withhold any of the ac- $211,500 libel judgment againstireaclicd on a number of contract; tress's share of the profits from him. clauses. j the movie "Cleopatra." The judgment was awarded in! "But no agreement has' An attempt to attach Miss Supreme Court last April 4 to. been reached, formally or infor-ITaylor's multi-million dollar sal Mrs. Esther M. James, a Har-;mally. with the union on econo- ary was reported underway bv lcin widow, in her defamation'mic issues." he said. "I am notithe film studio, charging that of character suit charging Pow- as optimistic as Mr. Hoffa." she was responsible for delays ell with calling her a "bag! Negotiations resumed Fridaviand increased nrodnrtinn rnsln the police department. 'holidays 'Rome. Overtime May Aid Pay Hike Job Market consciousness and on Dec. 23 was taken home, the family re ports. Mills, 19, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mills. Since the accident he has been hos pitalized both in Roseburg and in Eugene. According to mem bers of his family, it seemed a miracle occurred in Roger's return to an awareness of his surroundings. JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UPI); This was one of the kev ideas-facturine industries to nrovide However, the recovery nas The administration may at- before President Jwhnson today full-time jobs for an additional'5'"0"1 progressed much luriner. tack unemployment this year as he neared the end of hi hnl-,fll9non nnrnn Un ihnnohi rnnJas ne is now aoie 10 m by seeking to reduce overtime iday stay in Texas. The Chief sidcration should be given to 'he aid of a walker, can carry in manufacturing industries Executive has been operating whether the present "overlimcjn conversation with other hoping to create 919.000 new i from his ranch here since Dec. I penalty" is adcauate. members of the family and can Oregon Demo Leader Quits SALEM (UPI) E. D. Spen cer announced his resignation today as Democratic state chairman to accept appointment as acting postmaster at Salem Spencer's appointment to the post office job was announced at a press conference here by Sen. Maurine Neuhorger, D-Ore His appointment becomes effee live Jan. 31. Spencer's resignation as state party chief is effective Jan. 1(1. He said he would call a state central committee meeting in Portland Jan 19 to name a sue cessor. Spencer will take over the Sa lcin pnstmastcrsliip upon the retirement of postmaster Albert Gragg, who has held the post since 1945. The Salem post office, second largest in Oregon, has annual receipts of more than $2.6 mil lion, and employs 225 workers. State Primary Given Status SALEM (UPI) Gov. Mark Hatfield said Friday Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater's candi dacy for the Republican presi dential nomination assures Ore gon of "one of the most im portant" primary elections in the nation on May 15. ' "I welcome his announcement and hope that he will actively campaign here where he is well known and has many friends," Hatfield said. The Republican governor has urged all GOP presidential can didates to campaign in Oregon. Goldwatcr said Friday he would enter tho primary hero and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York announced similar intentions earlier. Rockefeller plans a three-day visit to Ore gon Feb. 6-8 and Goldwatcr is scheduled to address a Lincoln Day dinner in Portland Feb. 11. Both attended the Western Re publican Conference in Eugene last October. Neither candidate is yet on the ballot. Under Oregon's primary elec tion law, candidates for the bal lot arc arbitrarily selected by Secretary of State Howell Ap pling Jr., or are nominated by circulation of petitions which re- jquire the signatures of at least 1,000 registered voters. Appling said he has been ad vised that Goldwatcr supporters were planning to circulate pe titions. Hula Bowlers Set For Action HONOLULU (UPI)-Enst andip" ,',? Woct hannma Vnrth nnil SnnlV. -aU10lttS tonight when the nation's top senior collegiate football players clash in the 18th annual Hula Bowl The players apparently will have to battle the weather as well as each other. The fore cast calls for cloudy skies and With difficulty, the pontiff managed to make the "Stations of the Cross" commemorating tho agony of Christ on His way along the via Dolorosa to cruci fixion almost 2,000 years ago. Mark Christ's Journey The 14 Stations of the Cross mark the points from Christ's 3 Jr SiTS'mTKi h-VBsm"ton through His jour winds of up to ro miles an hour. ,n ,-,,,., a5 hi. iM. JJZ E i h.?S. l 7TJ "" resurrection, assembled battled to ti C-6 lie , n.,i .u.rt ,, route, recalliing how Christ fell in the East-west diirlnc game lust Saturday and in San Fran Cisco. Now 13 players from the East Shrino squad will represent the North, coached by Jack Mollcn kopf of Purdue and Lcn Casa nova of Oregon. the first time under the weight of the cross, when He met His mother and when Simon the Cyrenc bore tho heavy wooden crossbeam for a while. In the narrow, twisting street John McKay of Southern Call- ' Sti. ni7. rnln uilll rnmh ll. Snn.h f 1 e traditional points fornin will couch tho South, as sisted by UCLA's Johnny John son. Pole Llske of Pcnn Slate Is expected to quarterback t h c North against the artistic pass ing of Baylor's Don Trull. Pur due's Ron Digravin also will cull signals for the North with Pete Bcathard of the Trojans backing up Trull. Oregon tackle Milt Kanchc and Michigan State Fullback Roger Lopes were elected North co-captains Friday. Other North squud members arc end Vcrn Burke of Oregon State and half- hack Larry Hill, guard Dave Wilcox and end Dick Imwallc of Oregon. $58,375 Is Picked Up In Welfare Recovery SALEM (UPD-Collections by the welfare recovery division of where incidents of Christ's pas sion took place despite the con stant shouting and shoving of the crowds. Pope Paul was almost over come with emotion in arriving in Jerusalem. "The happy feelings which fill our hoart as we enter this holy city!" he exclaimed, citing the Psalms. Turning then to the massed pilgrims, ho continued: "Come with us to follow in tho footsteps of Christ. . ." He was almost overwhelmed by the cheering crowds which got out of pnlico control. Although tho Pope came on a pilgrimage of peace, Jerusalem itself was on armed camp with soldiers and police massed al most shoulder to shoulder in the , old port of the city. The city is divided, as is the Holy Land, which lies partly in the Slate Department of Justicethc Arab state of Jordan and totaled $58,375 for November, j partly in the Jewish state of Is Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton racl. Jew and Arab technically job opportunities. The Weather :24. He was expected to fly back. Legislation introduced in the read or watch television for i i nil iiuiii'fti in mi' ... .. to Washington Sunday after-:la5t session of Congress would:Shorl Penods of time, accoru.ng noon. rBi. (hp nrpspnl limP.anrt.. " repon .) AIRPORT RECORDS I Johnson will return to the na- half rate for overtime to dou Peg and lew clouds in late tion's capital confident his hie the regular rate of pay "It was indeed a happy Christmas for us this year after Minht mrA m .mini. k.r m A OPnnnmv drill. in Bni'DPnmiml Tha.n nlnna u-nrA Bimnd nl tin v.... . th. t..J... B.. nrnritinnrl ftpelrahlp rnculta lln , r .. ,i i n..i,(..l,,. t nil that haS hapPCnd!, AITS, ly sunny this afternoon. Little held strong prospects of sub-;hirc additional workers at Mills said. Milli is being brought change in temperature. milling to Conaress later this, straight pay instead of using into Roseburg three times a Highest temp, last J4 hours 40 month a fiscal 1965 budget regular emnloves on overtime. Iweek for therapy treatments, Lowerst temp, last 14 hours 34 slightly below his current tar-i Budgetary matters will comcccording to his mother. Highest temp, any Jan. (5) 45 get of S100 billion. i in for another look at the Tex-! Lowest temp, tny Jan. ((2) .01 Unemployment, the dark side as White House today at a SECOND CEREMONY Precio. last 24 hours .02 of the economic picture, mpptina between Johnson and: HOLLYWOOD (L'PI) Bar- formal Jan. Precip. SJ1 prompted a Ion? meeting Kri- Najeeb Halabv, the federal avi-ibara Sherry, lfi year-old daugh lhc Atomic Energy Commission Precio. from Jan. 1 .52 dav with Labt.r Secretary W. ation adminislrator. Halahv's ler of actress Bettc Davis, goes had been cut comparably, and Precip. from Sept. 1 . 12.34 Willard Wirtz. budget already has been cut by through a second marriage cer-,that the military budget would Sunset tonight, 4:50 p.m. I Wirtz said there was enough! several million dollars from his emony today with Jeremy Hy-;be cut even more than it had Sunrise tomorrow, 7:44 a.m. overtime worked in the manu-i original requests. iman. !occn in recent weeks Federal Budget To Be Trimmed JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI) President Johnson Indicated Friday he would trim next year's budget until it just could not be trimmed any more. "We won't be satisfied until we have arrived at the irreduc ible minimum," the President said. The latest area to feel the shears was the space program. Johnson said he chopped out "several hundred million dol lars" in space money for the 19G5 budget, and that it is pos sible that the whole federal budget for 1965 might be slight ly below $100 billion. He said that this trim in the space program did not change America's plans to put a man on the moon by 1970. He said said Friday. Of this amount S5U.818 was collected for child support and $1,557 for wclfurc fraud. still are at war with each other. Hut all joined to welcome tho spiritual head of the Roman Catholic Church. FIRST CANDIDATE TO FILE for election in Douglas County this yeor was in cumbent County Surveyor Fred Darby, right. Dorby is shown here as his filing was recorded by County Clerk G. D. Myllenbeck, left. Darby filed for re-election Friday to get the 1964 political show on the rood in Douglas County. (News Review photo) '