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Newspaper Page TextIIERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon Monday. Junr 17, 1963 PAGE Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Campaign Based On Meeting Wife 'Happy' ; Comnuuiitij ' !; Caiendar ; ALBANY. NY. cUPli A kev phrase ul Gov. Nelson A. Koike- feller's unofficial campaign for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination is: "1 would like you to meet Hap- r-year-uld bride and on his own energy and ability as a campaign ei to recoup his political fortunes. Warmly Received Mrs. Rockefeller met her initial Apolitical tests with seeming sue py. cess, being warmly received at With these seven words, Rocke- receptions in Albany and New feller is meeting head-on the I Vork City. The governor's itin- controversial issue of his divorce crary (or the month included a from his first wife and recent number of appearances about the marriage to Mrs. Margaretta Fit- state with his wife. She also is: ier Murphy, nicknamed "Happy." scheduled to accompany him to Political reaction to Rockcfel-j'he National Governors' Confer ler's marriage to a divorced e,,ce in Miami next month. mother of four has been describ ed as "disastrous" by some ob servers who once looked upon him as the No. 1 GOP White; House choice. But Rockefeller has made it clear that he is not to bt considered out of the race. The governor is banking on the personal appeal of his attractive. Duck Thief Found Deed SAN FRANCISCO UPI - A ffl-ycar-old woman, charged with petty theft for taking ducks from a park in Los Angeles, has been found dead in an apparent suicide over her humiliation at having been arrested, police said. Officers said the body of Mrs. Venceslava Hanash was found in a hotel room Friday night. She had left a note on a tahje along side three empty bottles which had contained sleeping pills. Future Seen For Excerpts NEW YORK iUPH - In this 150th anniversary of the birth of Richard Wagner it is evident his operas have a future as orches tral excerpts for stereo phono graphs. This is no brash assertion they are without future ai op eras, please understand: it mcrciy is recognition of the thick curtains of sound they raise in any house with good amplification. Three stereo spectaculars pieced together from these operas have been marketed at the same time. The one by the Philharmonic Or chestra, w ith Otto Klemperer con ducting, has the most unity. It is an orchestral skip through the four "Ring" operas which renews one's awe of the consecutiveness of the 17-hour music drama w hich they create (Angel 35947'. Mrs. Hanash had been sched- The one conducted by Hans duled to appear in Los Angeles ; Knappertsbusch with the Munich -Municipal Court to enter a plea Philharmonic is by far the most Despite her warm acceptance and standing ovations at party gatherings, there are doubts in the minds of some Republican strategists. Chief among these is the question of custody of Mrs. Rockefeller's four children. . Rockefeller has said the matteri is still being worked out be-1 tween his wife and her former; husband, Dr. James S. Murphy. They have agreed, however, the children will be "kept out of the public eye. Criticizes Remarriage Former U. S. Sen. Prescott Bush. Connecticut Republican and a tormer Rockefeller supporter, was outspoken in criticism of Rockefeller's remarriage. Rockefeller has a philosophical attitude toward such attacks. He told newsmen that criticism was. "very understandable." VI am in public life and. . when you are in public life you are bound to accept the respon sibilities that go with it. One has to see life and the problems of lile lrom oilier people's point of view. I think love and under standing are the two greatest forces and if we have that, then we can understand how people leel, regardless of the situation. Best Course One current theory is that Rockefeller's best course is to at Umpt to satiate public curiosity about his second wife by repeated public appearances. He has indicated public senti ment will be tested in private polls before he decides later this year whether he will become an active candidate. October is mentioned as the month of decision. to the petty theft charge. Two men with whom she was arrested. Raymond Lopez. 71, and Stephen Newrockv, 61. pleaded innocent operatic, and that is not surpris ing. He is 75 years old and has devoted much of his long career to Wagnerian opera and to the and asked for a jury trial, which pure Wagner mystique derived di- Judge Sherman W. Smith set (or rectly from the master and kept July 15. 'free of profaning compromises and dilutions 'Westmsister-17032 Some English words, such as And the least operatic and most abstemious, facetious and arsen-, orchestral of the three is that of . ions, contain all the vowels in the Philadelphia Orchestra, Eu LADIES SOCIETY. B of LFiE, p.m., meeting, City Library basement. TAXPAYER'S LEAGUE, .7:30 p.m., meeting, election of officers, courthouse. proper sequence. FREE SHETLAND PONY EVERY TUESDAY GET YOUR FREE TICKETS AT Jay Hawk PETROLEUM 2135 So. 6th or 6th and Crest So. gene Ormandy conducting. Ap ' propriately it is called "the Glor ious Sound of Wagner." The sound was the preoccupation, not the drama, not the emotion. With the (lorious Philadelphia Orches tra producing the sound, this con cciUration is well justified iColum bia-6442'. Klemperer fills out his lengthy "Ring" excerpts with the prelude ; of "Parsifal and the Act 111 pre lude of "Tannhaeuser." Knap pertsbusch gives you the prelude and Love Death of "Tristan ana Isolde," the prelude of "Die Mois- tersinger" and the "Tannhaeuser and "Parsifal" excerpts. Ormandy lingers through three excerpts in the brilliant score of "Die Mcister singcr." and glorifies the Venus burg music of "Tannhaeuser" and the Forest Murmurs o( "Sicg-fried." Satellite Gets Camera CAS RANGES This Cfrtfretettortli 550 ; 1 OnuitHMunr (MS RANGE A j; Sy "-""" i: j . y c. y ' : tJhtmiftliimiwiirofWWiTOS ( $10 ) rEr OMM WMMIS SMI ACMSMa I SMCIM I f'v'.,' 7' I (with IMCttlilioUl , INSTMIATION j i 1 momi ms " ' CAPE CANAVERAL (UPD The United States plans to launch a camera-carrying Tiros satellite into orbit this week to search out and track hurricanes and ty phoons around the world. The 297-pound satellite will be the seventh "weather-eye" sent into space by this nation. All six previous shots were successful and paid off in about 200.000 photographs that were used in drafting weather forecasts over the globe. The new Tiros (short for TelC' vision Infra-Red Observation Sat- tellitel is the first of two Ameri ca plans to install in space this year. The next is slated for a launch sometime in September. Tiros-7 will be hurled into the skv aboard a 90-foot Delta rocket which has run up an almost fan- tastic string of 17 successes. The blast-off is scheduled for Tuesday morning from Cape Canaveral. Scientists hope to put the drum shaped moon let into an orbit 400 miles above earth high enough to permit its waterglass-sized tel evision cameras to take a picture of an area of 500.000 square t miles, twice as big as the state . of Texas, at a single snap o( the shutter. Tiros. 7 w ill focus its electronic eye on tlie clouds that cover earth and form weather fronts and meteorological monsters such as tornadoes, hurricanes and typhoons. NEIGHBORS OF WOOD CRAFT, 8 p.m., meeting, KC Hall. TUESDAY FRIENDSHIP WOTM, 8 p.m., Chapter Night, Moose Home. PROSPERITY R E B E K A H LODGE, 8 p.m., special meeting, lOOF Hall. Officers wear formals. REBEKAH VE.NTIO.N, 10 IOOF Hall. Prosperity officers wear formals. French Chef Rules White House Food DUMBARTON. Scotland (UP1 When President Kennedy im ported a chef from France to pre side over tlie executive mansion's cuisine, he emulated a fashion be gun four centuries earlier by Scot land's King James I who also had a wife with an educated pal ate. King James' court became fam ous as the best fed and most fash ionable of 16th century Europe. MERRILL WOTM, Chapter 18, p.m., meeting, installation. Guests. LOOM Lodge 306. Instal lation open to public. DEGREE OF HONOR p.m., executive meeting. Bell's, 69 Pine St. WEDNESDAY MIDLAND GRANGE. 8 meeting, Grange Hall. 7:30 Ruby p.m. Tshombe Now In Exile 1AUIUI APR. 21 MAY 21 OV-40-53.J4 DISTRICT CON- a.m. registration, it. ,,,,,,,o,i,, jarid f hu. lory's mightiest invasions of French culture, cooking and lan guage. Today, 400 years later, Scottish dishes and dialect remain richly larded with the Gallic influence to tlie extent that a Scotswoman doesn't serve her guests dishes. I She calls them "ashets" from the French word "assiette." Derived From Hachis Even Scotland's national dish. the haggis, ceremoniously piped in with a tappit-hen of Scotch at St. Andrews and other holiday leasts. comes from the word hachis which means minced or hashed meat. The tappid - hen, from an old French measure containing a quart, is the traditional symbol ot Scots' conviviality and the "auld alliance" tics with France. These and other tidbits about the French influence on a Scotsman's table were related by officials of the Ballantine Scotch distilleries in Glasgow and Elgin. One source was Jimmy Horn, one of Scot land's best "noses" meaning his expertness as a taster. Scotch and cognac tasters are sometimes re ferred to as "noses" because they use only their olfactory or sniffing senses. The spirit is never allowed to touch the tongue. The best way to learn history j9s MAR.2! E t-48 58H :V'68-75-79 89 OlAUNI ffij JUNE 22 76-81-88 tfTfll-W-iS-M PIV51-76-I CANCM JUNE 23 6-18 21-38 J47 30-66 uo J) JULY 2 a.,. 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Then a 300-pound baby elephant arrived in a white Cadillac, Thai, a one-year-old pachyderm traveling with a circus, was chauf leured by his trainer who thought up tne stunt to promote his show, But motel man Bill Brouillette ot McAllen. Tcx said this wasn't quite enough to get tlie animal a room. So Thai downed several dozen hamburgers at a nearby snack bar and had to settle for a tent vacant lot adjoining the motel. Not an unusual episode in tlie life of a motel manager. Amus ing and odd events are often witnessed by personnel of Amer ica s booming home-away-from-home business. One of the largest motel chains. the Memphis-based Holiday Inns EL1SABETHV1LLE, Katanga, Tlie Congo (UPU Economic and Information Minister Evariste be came acting president of Katanga Province Saturday as former president Moise Tshombe arrived in Paris and political exile. Kimba immediately called for a federal constitution for the Congo the same platform Tshombe used during the long, unsuccess ful negotiations to bring Katanga back into the Congo Republic after it seceded soon alter the Congo became independent. Observers interpreted Kimba's words as a strong indication he will continue Tshombe's policies and fight for more provincial in dependence inside the Congo. Kimba, 36. was foreign minis ter of Katanga daring the seccs sion period. He was not at Kipushi airfield Friday afternoon to sec Tshombe leave for Paris. (Tshombe arrived in Paris Sat urday morning from Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia. His aides said he planned to stay in the French capital for awhile to consult with French doctors.) Western Youth Most Literary FORT MADISON, Iowa (UPli Western teen-agers appear to be more creative in a literary way than their counterparts in other sections of the country. In the 39th annual Scholastic Writing Awards program spon sored nationally by Shaeffer Pen Co.. Denver high school students won 16 awards to top all other cities for the fourth consecutive year, and Salt Lake City was sec ond with 11 citations. Next in or der came Washington. D.C.. then New York City, Detroit and Cleveland. is through tlie stomach, according to Horn. 'An educated palate and a knowledge of history go together Uke scotch and water, was tne way he put it with a canny twin kle in his eye. The pleasures of both came alive right under my nose, he added. The house of Ballantine sits vir tually in the shadow of historic Dumbarton Rock, crowned ny tne ruins of the castle where the beau tiful Mary Stuart, child queen ol France and later last Queen of Scots, was hidden from the Eng lish by her devoted people. French Influence Before forfeiting her head to tlie English, this tragic queen brought the French inllucnee on scouana to its full flower. Although French customs waned after her death with tlie merging of the Scottish and English, crowns, they had try then taken indelible root, ine tng lish wisely refrained from trying to scourge Ihe Scottish national kitchen of the Gallic traditions so deeply set by its Francophile rulers-James I. James V and his French wile Mary of Urraine, and their daughter, Mary Stuart. "In view of the quality of their own cooking, they could hardly do otherwise." commented Horn. ed States Army Band and thc United Slates Marine Band" (LSP- 26871. All four may be purchased without fear of duplication of band numbers, except that each ends with "The Star Spangled Banner." Sound reproduction has been made in RCA Victor's Dynagroove technique which reduces distor tion to a minimum. PLATTER CHATTER - He- member Lombartlo's recording of Bonaparte s Retreat several years ago.' It and other mono- phonic disks made by Guy in pre- stereo days may be heard on Lombardo With A Beat" in re constituted Dupphonic sound (Cap itol DTI843I. And Berman fans will enjoy Shelley's latest, "New Sides" (Verve V-150361, a highlight of which is his takeoff on "The Doctor." One of the most unusual LP's ot the year is for children! as wee! as adults. It's called "Fa bles ot India Read hy Zia Mohycd- din" (Caedmon TCI168I. And one of the liest foreign recordings of modern jazz is "Music A La Mil anese." featuring Giulio Libano's orchestra (Rexford LPM5015I. LP'S OF THE WEEK Mono: "Erroll Garner: One World Con- WASHINGTON (UPU Tlie rl (Reprise R-080i. One ot the Welsh influence was stronger than finest piano stylists of our times1 the Russian influence in the White in a recording ot a pcrtormance House puppy sweepstakes, it was at Seattle's World Fair. Stereo disclosed this weekend. "Mundo Cane" (United Artists Puhinka. the snow white dog UAS 51031. Sound track trom the NEW VORK (UPD Four new recordings of martial music were put on the market recently in an effort to obtain funds for Wash-I ington's proposed National Cul tural Center. The recordings were mode by the four U. S. service bands with the cooperation of the Department lof Defense, the American redera tion of Musicians and the Amer ican Federation ot Television and Radio Artists. All the royalties will go into tlie kitty to help construct this nation al musical center which was au thorized by an Act of Congress. But even if these records did not have an idealistic function they would stand on their own merit. The service bands are the finest of their kind. They arc "The United States! Air Force Band and Tlie Singing Sergeants" (RCA Victor I.SP- 2B8G. "The United States Navy Band and The Sea Chanters" (RCA Victor LSP-2ti8. "The Unit Welsh Puppies End In Front India Trip NEW DELHI (UPU - Premier Jawaharlal Nehru said Saturday that President Kennedy has ac cepted an invitation to visit India. He siwculaled that the President might come here late this year or early in 1964. "An invitation has been con veyed to him," Nehru told a press conference. "It was accept ed in a sense but no date has been fixed. ..(he may possibly come here' next winter or early next year." ers periodically to keep accounts of their lighter experiences. (Motel men even find funny epi sodes served up on the tables ot tlieir dining rooms. A guest at a Monroe, La., motel reported an item that caught her eye on tlie evening menu. "Yankee pot roast," it said, "Southern style." Ncwlywcds cause more humor at times. In Chicago's Melrose Park area, there's an inn that as sures bridal couples a fast get away from mischievous friends. Operator James Schwartz has a heliport for his guests. He dares anyone to tie old shoes to a helicopter. One honeymooner. however, re turned a room key to Columbia, SjC.. innkeeper Gene Tucker with note apologizing for leaving with the key. I have no defense for this sort of behavior," the note said, "ex cept to say that this is my first honeymoon and I hope my last." Ihen there was the man w ho checked into a motel at Tulsa. Okla., late one night with his large family. Tlie tired pater asked for connecting rooms, a roll-a-way bed, baby bed and oilier sleeping equipment. When Ihe Items were delivered, the frustrated father counted beds and appeared satisfied until a tiny two-year-old toddled from the bathroom. "One more," shouted the man, I forgot this one." GIANT OAK Wvc Oak State Park in Mary land houses the largest white oak tree in tlie United States. Tlie giant tree is known to be more than 400 years old and its uppermost branch Is & lect above the ground. DON'T BUY A NEW TV PIC TUBE Until You Ch.ck With Billy Golden TV Phona 2-1259 Mtrrlll, Malln, Than. nnnia Every lhr Ta. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush chev gave Caroline Kennedy, was brought back home from the vet erinarian s with the lour puppies that resulted from Pushinka's mating with Caroline's brown Welsh terrier Charlie. The puppies all are brown movie, a documentary lilm with great score. --"rrpr u in w m i - i . u ,i .,. COYOTE DIET Aside from rabbits and rodents, its chief food, the coyote kills domestic animals, devours birds, insects, carrion and reptiles, as well as feeding on fruit and vegetables. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Mflnjr wearrrs of raise tetth have unrrea real rmoarravimrni orrniifle their plate dropped, allpped or wob bled at JUHt the wrong time. Do not live In fear of thle happening tovcju. Juat sprinkle a little FAHTBETH. the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfort able. Does not enur. Checks "plate odor breath". Oct FAhTKLTH at drug countera everywhere. 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