Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 17, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- MONDAY, OCTOBER 17. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. A 3 New Jersey Votes in Presidential Race Could Tip to Either Candidate By MARGARET A. KILGORE To understand their feel ings, It is necessary to study the intangibles which exist here. Crowded into 7,836 square miles are more than 6 million persons who make up the largest population density per square mile in the nation. The residents are generally politically sophisticated in a state-which has long had party bosses and people who relied on them for jobs. - There is a heavy Catholic population in New Jersey and a large percentage of Catholic Protestant Jewish intermar riage which could make them quite tolerant of the religious state with a high percentage question.. of upper income suburbanites It is also a prime commuter living here and working in New York or Philadelphia nedy on the first ballot at' the he has said, "I feel the presi-1 be very close. We must take Trenton, N. J. - IUP1) - New Jersey heads into the Nov. 8 election with a see-saw bal ance of national and local candidates " which could tip either way.1 Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John F. Ken nedy and the two vice presi dential contenders have cam paigned in the state several times. Both camps plan to re turn Nixon and Kennedy to the state shortly before elec tion day. They're campaign ing for the 16 electoral votes of a state which ranks 46th in size in the nation. It is also a major industrial state. Democrats are out to upset the landslide victory se red by President Eisenhower in 1952 and 1956.. The traditional Republican state, elected Gov. Robert B. Meyner in 1954 and 1958 and there appears to be little ques tion that Meyner wields a strong hand in control of the Democratic state party. . . He is doing all he can to insure Kennedy's victory in the state, partly in compensa tion for refusing to hand over his favorite-son votes to Ken national convention and part ly because Meyner will be unemployed in 1962. The two term governor cannot run for reelection. On the two major swings Kennedy and Nixon made in northern New Jersey, most observers felt that both can didates were well received. GOP state Chairman Charles R. Erdman -Jr. says . "Nixon Intends to campaign as vigor ously in the Democratic coun ties, as he will in Bergen or any other Republican county." Meyner also is conceding no points to either side, but aemiai races - ootn nationally nothing . for granted in our and on the state level - will campaign efforts." . Weather Conditions Not Duplicated ORDER NOW! Louisville, Ky. - (Science Service) - Each continent has its own special weather con ditions that are nowhere du plicated, Dr. Erwin R. Biel, professor of meteorology at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J., predicted here. He said a better under standing of these conditions should lead to a better life for man. Dr. Biel told the Uni versity of Louisville chapter of Sigma Xi, national organ ization for the encourage ment of scientific research, that the shape of continents, the placement of mountain ranges and the large - scale flow pattern of air resulting from these factors influence the occurrence, intensity and paths of storms. NAME IMPRINTED Christmas Cards Largest Selection To Choose From On the Bilcony at . . . GIFTS RECORDS I Lrf, rv--w ' y jjj WEDDING P L A N N E D Prince Juan Carlos, 22, who may someday become King of Spain, shown in top photo, will marry Italian, Princess Maria Gabriella, 20; lower photo, well informed Mon archist sources s a i d. The sources said the Prince and the third child of former King Umberto of Italy ' plan to marry, or at least announce their wedding plans, .within the next six months. (UPI Telephotd) 4-H NEWS Edgewood Equestrians The September meeting of the Edgewood Equestrian Eng lish Riding 4-H club was held Tuesday evening at Sheila Franklin's. A demonstration was given by Sheila Franklin and Rosemary. Turk on Eng lish riding. . Under old business, last year's record books were dis cussed. Under new business, a tour of Wagner's Arabian farm was. tentatively planned. The club program was com pleted. On the agenda were a horse show, a car wash, a ride up to the Applegate, a tour of Wagner's Arabian farm, Pete Logan's Thorobred farm, and Lloyd Silva's Ara bian farm, two work days and three parties. - Anyone between the ages of 9 and 19 is invited to join. Those interested may call SPring 2-9852. Heather Rode, ' Reporter. Applegate Tricky Trotters . The Applegate Tricky Trot ters 4-H Horse club met Oct. 9 at Fowler's home. We made plans to ride in the Veterans Day. parade in Medford Nov. 11 and to see the films on horses to be shown in t h e Jackson county courthouse in Medford. We discussed making sad dle cloths and a flag for our club to be used on special occasions. Mrs. Winningham reviewed the safet;' ules and proper tying of r .orse for new members. We all practic. he differ ent gaits of a horse, and the more experienced riders had a relay race. Plans for our next meeting were announced and refresh ments were served by Mrs. Fowler.' David Pittock, Reporter Cooking, Sewing Offered Any boys or girls in the Phoenix area interested in 4- H cooking should contact Mrs. Galen Hackett by call ing KEystone 5-2043. Classes will start by Nov. 1 at the Phoenix High school home economics room Satur day afternoon from 1 to . 3 p.m. Phoenix girls interested in joining 4-H sewing classes should call Mrs. Allen Harris at KEystone 5-1474 or Mrs. Cecil Campbell at KEystone 5- 1260 before Oct. 24 or at tend the regular club meet ing at the Phoenix Commun ity club house Monday,' Oct. 24. CATTLE STATE, TOO .' . . Miami Florida has become a major cattle raising state as well as being a -top pro ducer of fruits and vegetables in most agricultural regions. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of Jala, teeth hat. u tiered real embarrassment because thplr plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at Just the wrong tune. Do not lire in tear of thla happenlngto foil. Just sprinkle little f ASTEETB. the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your nlatea Hold false teeth more firmly, mo they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "Plate odor" (den tan breath). Oet FASTraTH at an drug counter. 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