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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
Ad Was to Inform
Preceded Controversy

Representative Hardy, DEM
ocrat of Virginia, asked
whether Boeing officials con-
ferred with Air Force authori-
ties in the preparation of the
ad. Mr.. Mansfield said that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
Guinness Operation

LONDON, Aug. 6 (AP).-Sir
Alec Guinness, the British film
star, will enter a hospital next
week for a leg operation to
correct varicose veins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
Pressure for Bomorc
Charged to Boeing Co.

|. ofncials Of the Boeing Air
plane Co. were accused by a
House Armed Services Subcom-
mittee member today OF having
published a newspaper adver-
tisement ito influence members
Of Congress and the people Of
the country" in behalf OF the
Bomarc missile.
This charge by Representa-
tive Gavin. Republican Of
Pennsylvania, was denied by
Wildwood E. Beall. the com
pany's senior vice president,
and Harold Mansfield, the coma
pany's public relations director.
Mr.. Mansfield conceded that
the advertisement came out at
an unfortunate time" He de-
Tended its publication and
noted that a similar ad by
another company manufacture
ing the rival Nike missile also
appeared in a Washington
paper a week earlier.
Ad Was to Inform
mo Boeing ad was inserted
to create good will for the COM
pany or try to influence any
body" Mr.. Mansfield told the
subcommittee. ut was to pro-
vide proper information that
was needed so that decisions
would be based on knowledge
and not on bias"
Mr.. Mansfield and Mr.. Beall
also insisted that publication
of the ad-was neither a cause
or effect" Of the controversy
in Congress and at the Penta-
gon over the respective merits
of the Bomarc and Nike mis-
Siles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
THE EVENING STAR A-3
Washington, D. {. tt
Thursday, August 8, 1859

to relinquish the post because
OF a law barring as a Federal
chief Judge jurists over SO.
Judge Pine is 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
y775;!Sl:SdS

1900
4-Sundcy Playhouse. Movie.
I Hour. pride of Morylond."
1850. Peggy Stewort, frankie
DorTo.
5-Western Roundup. Movie.
IA Hours. "Stoos to Chino.
1910. George o'Brien.
Tit Is Written. Religion.
George Vondemon, norrotoF.
o-The Greet Challenge.
I Hour. "Is the American Public
GETTING the information 1t
Needs?" Guests: Jones c. Hog
erty, JONES Reston, Arthur
Schlesinoer, IT,, Chorles A.
Sprooue, Robert D. Swezey.
1890
This We Believe. Religion.
A film on the conflict between
home training and outside influ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
SUNDAY

ences. Dr.. Docherty of the New
York Avenue Presbyterion Church,
speaker.
100
4-Wisdom. Interviews.
IN Conversation with Doisetz
Suzuki" Buddhist philosopher.
7-CoIleee News Conference.
FROM Josef Strouss. Defense
Minister of the Federal Republic
of 0ermony.
9-Sundoy Theoter. Movie.
Z Hours. "Cry 'Hovoc' /" l943.
Morooret SulIovon. Ann Sothern.
Joan BlondeH.
I:l5
5-Feoturette. Guy Sothern.
Sunday Listinss Continued Next Pose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
April 10

1870
4-Frontiers at Faith.
5-Oral Roberts. Religion.
7-ChorIie Chan. Crime.
J. Corrol Mash stors.
S-oswcId Rabbit. Kids.
! Hour. IS Min. Cartoons.
100
4-Weteh Mr. Wizord. Kids.
S-This 10 the Life.
7-HeodIine. Drama,
Mark Stevens stors.
1850
4-Annie oekIey. Western.
5-Big Picture.
7-Wonders Of the World.
Wotossi warriors wor donce.
1l:55
9-News. Harry Reosoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
Ten TV Tips
For the Week

For the week
Here's the show LIST
recommended by TeleVue's
critic, Bernie Harrison.
SUNDAY
100 pm. WRc-4. Wisdom. in-
terview with Deisetz Suzuki,
Buddhist philosopher.
500 3. m. MRc-4. World Con-
aress Of Flight. From Les
Vegas.
500 .. m. WRc-4. Meet the
Press. FideI costFo, guest.
1880 DIN. WRc-4. Steve Allen.
Tribute 70 Leu Costello.
MONDAY
$50 pm. WMAL-7. Investisa-
tors and the Low. Ooeu-
nensaEy study Of congress
sionsI investigations. tTEu-
mon, KefsuveE. guests
1000 p.m. WToP-e. Desilu PIoy-
house. P0rv of r9t HeS
story. THE unsouehabIes."
WEDNESDAY
1000 pm. WToP-s. Steel Hour.
Little Tia God" steTrins
Richard Boone.
THURSDAY
500 pm. WToP-e. Show Of the
Month. Terence Rottisens
"The Browning Version"
with Sir Jehn GieIsud. Nor
soret Leighton.
$50 I'm. WT0P -. Playhouse
90. Ted Mosel's Corner OF
the Garden" starring Eileen
HeekaFt.
FRIDAY
$50 pm. WToP-s. Gene Kelly
Speeiol. Lie Minelli. Judy's
daughter, makes debut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

Here's the show LIST
recommended by TeleVue's
critic, Bernie Harrison.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

Slightly domosed ORTHO Matt.
$2o. Bedroom Set cost $1os,
now 500. 4l0l So. Central
BR 6-4l0l
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

DEEP FREEZE Bal due Sl2o.
Tope recorder w/PA system &
radio. Bal due $87. See al
410l So. Centrol BR 6-4l01
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

HOLLYWOOD, CALF. -
Jayne Mansfield and friend relax
in the comfort of the screen stars
luxurious bedroom with a 17-inch
Admiral portable television re-
ceiver complete with Son-R wire
less remote control. 1t is the
worlds first portable TV with a
remote control unit.
The American public's con-
stantly increasing desire for con-
venience features led to the
development of this remote con-
trolled portable TV. Smaller than
a half pack of cigarettes, the
Son-R unit in Miss Mansfeld's
hand has no wires, transistors or
batteries. 1t turns the set on and
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09
Man Freed,
Wife Held
In Staying

Fate Atkins, At, Of l22{ S. 18th
Ave-, was freed yesterday in a
murder case involving a tavern
stsbbing.
Bit his wife, Mary Ann Atkins,
e5, was held for superior court
sction after preliminary hearing
e@ore Justice Of the Peace AL J.
Flood.
Deputy Prosecutor Bob Corbin
laid there was a lack of proof that
Atkins held Willie Mae King. llN
". Hadley, while his wife stabbed
her fatally.
The Staying occurred Sept. { In
die Elite Buffet, 1919 Buckeye
Road.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

off, changes channels, and adjusts
the volume to three different lev
els. When not in use the compact
unit is stored in the magnetic
pocket on the left side of the TV.
Admiral engineers said there is
considerable convenience appeal
in being able to watch a late
movie while relaxing in a COM
Portable bed. In addition, the re-
mote control unit also enables
hospitalized or home bed-ridden
persons to enjoy television pro-
grams and control the set without
requiring a nurse to change chan
nels, adjust the volume or turn
the set on or off.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09
ADS
ELECTRIC RANCE
REPossEssED

Cost $2o7. Bal due SIT. Lee.
Deep freeze. BoI due $l2o.
4101 So. Central BR 6-41O1
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

A hi hippopotamus exudes red
sweat
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-09

Motehins washer g. dryer set.
Cost $587. Bal due $l2s each
4l01 So. Central BR 6-410l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05
49,. ID
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05

The pressure Tor cleanup
closures Of corruption In the
Transfers. and legislators COM
pete publicly for the distinc-
ton OF being most anti-Team-
ster.
But In cloak rooms and priv
ate offices, some Of them have
been listening Hospitality TO
the unions pleas.
Oppose Hot Cargo" Ban
The Transfers are working
especially hard to kill pro-
posals TO prohibit "hot cargo"
clauses. Hot cargo" clauses
are agreements by truckers
10 boycott goods Of companies
engaged in disputes with the
union.
BY using the "hot cargo"
weapon, the Transfers have
multiplied their economic pres
sure far beyond what Is pos
sible with a simple picket line.
Oficials Of the union are too
subtle to base their argument
on Teamster interests. Instead,
they have been telling key
members of Congress-and Of
ficials of other unions-that a
ban on "hot cargo" tactics
would make every Teamster
member an involuntary strike
breaker"
"Our members would be
forced to cross picket lines,
an official contended. adding
They wouldn't be our picket
lines. They would be the picket
lines of other unions. This bill
would hurt the whole labor
movement"
Seek Limit on Secretary
Teamster lobbyists also arr
pushing reasonable safe
guards" to limit discretion
granted to the Secretary o
Labor. The Senate bill, for ex
ample, would give the Secretar!
broad authority to seize book
and records of unions and EN-
ployers to look for violations
Such discretion, the Teamster
argue, could lead to persecu
ton of unions or companie
in disfavor with the Secretary
The Senate adopted severa
amendments designed to limi
the Secretary's discretion b.
requiring hearings and allow
ing for court appeals on hi
actions. Senator Morse, Demo
crat of Oregon, told the Senat
the amendments were backe'
by the Transfers, but, he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05
Hoffo's Lobbyists Seek
To Soften Labor Bill
BY LEE NJ. COIN
star AlaI MrlleT

The Transfers Union lobbying vigorously 10 soften labor
reform legislation and claiming some success
Lobbyists for r. Hofias outlaw union take credit
for several modest In the Senate and hope for
The pressure for cleanup laws results mainly from dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05

the proposals ARE sponsored
by me on their merits"
Senator Kennedy. Democrat
OF Massachusetts,. accepted sew
eral Of the Morse amendments.
The two he opposed we're de-
feated. Senator Kennedy was
the chief sponsor Of the bill.
Seek 20 Limit Penalties
In another area, the Teams
ters are lobbying TO eliminate
or tone down criminal penalties
IN the pending legislation.
Union strategists argue that
most Of the enumerated abuses
are covered by State criminal
laws. Multiple penalties could
lead to double jeopardy. they
contend.
And they hope to soften a
provision Of the Senate bill that
would bar felons from union
office for five years after their
release from prison.
Criticizing the reform bills
more generally, the Team
sters urge Congress not to in
terfere with the sovereignty"
Of union members. The Senate
bill. a Transfers official said,
would "divest the members of
their power to run their own
affairs, and substitute the Gov
ernment's judgment. That's a
totalitarian concept"
Lawyer Heads Drive
Teamster lobbying on labor
reform legislation was assigned
about two months ago to Sid
ney Zagri, a lawyer who has
been public relations director
for the unions Joint Council
Is in st. Louis. Harold Glib
bons, Mr.. Hoffa's top aide,
heads Joint Council Is.
Mr.. Zagri contacted dozens
of key Senators before and
during debate on Senator
Kennedy's bill. Among others,
he talked to Senator Kennedy.
Minority Leader Dirksen of
Illinois, Senator Morse and
Senator Bridges, Republican of
New Hampshire.
Union sources say that in
all cases he found the Sena-
tors willing to listen to his
arguments ION the merits. -
But it was felt he got started
too late to win backing for
major changes in the bill. He
is starting earlier in the
, House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05
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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
TAMBIEN cELEBRAN
CUBANOS EN- LIMA

LIMA, enero 2. (UPT)-Un
grupo de cubanos pertenecien
ties al Movimientc rs de Julio
Sc apodero de la embajada Gu
bana que ocupa varias oficinas
en- un edificio de la Avenida la
Cclmena, en- la IONA central de
la ciuJad.
Armando Cruz Cobos, uno de
los lideres dijo a la UPI en- la
oficina de la embajada que Ell
grupo habia pedido al Presiden-
tie Manuel Prado ell recono.
cimientt del gobierno de Ma
nue.. Urrutia. Agreg6 que csc
gobiernc es "el unico que reco-
nocemos nosotros."
Ell embajador Jose Caminero
y los funcionarios de la embaja.
da no han podido ser localiza.
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

chando ell mapa politico del con-
%tinente.'
Expreso: eel holocausto de
millares de hombres, mujeres y
ninos caubanos muertos en- las
jornadas memorables que cul
minaron en- la madrugada del
primero de enero, servira para
estimular una rectificacion sim
cera de la actitud neutralista
y n%eutralidad suele parecerse
a complicidad- que la organi-
zaclon de los Estados America
nos ha venido a%doptando frerte
a la dramatica lucha de nues
tros oueblos contra los totalita-
rismos criollos."
Anadio: "habria que pregun.
tarse 81 no lego la bora, y per
sonalmente creo que sono hace
tempo, que nuestra organiza-
cion regional establezca I'm sis
tema que excluya antomatica
mente de su seno a los gobier-
nos espureos. nacidos del asalto
al poder por la fuerza, y que
artlcule I'm mecanismo eficaz de
accion colectiva contra cualquier
gobierno que Sc dedique a la cri
minal empresa de masacrar a los
pueplos caidus bajo SUI ferula.
LA leccion de Cuba acaso
traiga como consequence, que
Sc haea un examen severe sobre
la estructura. f~uncionamiento y
finalidades de nuestra necesaria
organization interamericana."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

Dir instrucciones de Cuba, o del
doctor Jose Beruff, embajador
plenipotenciario de la revolu
cion en- Uruguay y Argentina,
Que Sc encuentra actualmente
en- Buenos Aires, donde aver So
hlzo cargo de la embajada cuba.
ma, y que llegara maiana a Mon
tevideo para entrevistarse con
ell Ministro de Relaciones Exte
riores uruguayo, Oscar Seeeo
E]lauri.
Iribar destac6 que 10 sucedf
do hoy en- Cuba era a~conteci.
mientu va esperado y que "tenia
que suceder, dada la magnitud
que habia alcanzado la lucha"
en- su pals.
Finalmente, Ell representante
rebelde declare que los exilados
apoyan la actitud del jefe revo
lucionario, Fidel Castro, de no
negocisr con la actual junta pro-
visional de gobierno proclama'
da esta manana en- Cuba, pues
entienden que los hombres que
la integran corresponen al req
men de Batista, y ell Movimiento
triunfante solo reconocera como
jefe del estado al magistrate
Manuel Urrutia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

Caracas iniciaron sus TRANSMIT.
stones, que continuan todavia
informando al publico con bole-
tines c~onstantes sobre la mar
cha de los acontecimientos.
La policia actuo energicamen-
te dispersando los grupos y
usando gases l~acrimogenos.
Al mismo tempo los lideres
del 26 de Julio pidieron a to-
dos sus partidarios por radio
que no toquen la embajada di.
ciendo: LA embajada Guiana
ahora es nuestra. No eausemos
dificultades al gobierno venezo.
lano, nj a nuestro nuevo 60
bierno con actos de violencia".
La embajada Sc encuentra 81
tuada en- la luiosa Residential
"Casablanca' propiedad del ge-
neral Romulo Fernandez que fue
ministro de Defensa en- ell 60
bieron de Perez Jimenez.
Ell ataque de hoy dio por
resultado la rotura de las gran
des ventanas desde las cuales
Sc domino Ell vale de Caracas
y cause danos a los muebles,
alfombras y lamparas.
Ell encargado de negocios de
Cuba, coronel Pedro Barreras y
Perez continua dentro de la
embajada y practicamente Sc
encuentra ,prisionero pues ell
edificio esta totalmente rodea'
do por la policia y elementos
del rs de julio.
En- un momento de la tarde-
los lideres rebeldes entraron
en- la casa tomando possession del
piso bajo e hicieron brindis por
la victoria con las bebidas que
habia en- la embajada.
Sin embargo llegaron refuer-
EOS de policia e hicieron salir
a TODD ell mundo con exception
de Barreras.
Los miembros del 26 de Julio
entonces establecieron una
guardia fuera del edificio, mas
ALA de la guardia de policia,
FL Secretario General del
Distrito Federal, general Giro
Morales, lego a las tres de la
tarde y discutio sin exito con
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

lar, sc encuentra en- un hotel
centrico acompanado de sus ia.
m4liares
Jose Iribar, portavoz de los
exilados, que faciIit6 la informa
ci6n a la United Press Interna-
tional. dijo ademas, que ell Con-
sui General DE Cuba, Vitalio de
Ia Tore, habia renunciado aver,
sntes de conocerse la fuga de
Batista, hacienda causa comun
con los revolucionarios.
Agreg6 Iribar que ahora esta
pcocediendose a efectuar I'm in
ventario en- la sede de la emba.
jadS, y que Sc ha communicate
Embellishments 10 ocurrido al
gobierno uruguayo. Segun Iri.
bar, la toma de possession de la
embajada Sc realiz6 zen nombre
de la revolution por los exila.
dos re,identes en- Uruguay"
Inmediatsmente despues de
entrar EN- la embajada, los exila.
dos procedieron a liar en- ella la
bandera del Movimiento 26 de
Julio en- union de la bandera
Naclonal Guiana.
FL portayoz insurgente mani
festo que ahora Sc espera reci-
embajador, Gabriel Suarez So.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

En- noviembre ell gobierno Sc
lanzo contra la oposicion. La
policia detuvo a unos 80 diri-
.gentes del partido socialista -
que esta fuera de la ley como
los demas partidos, con excep.
cion de la falange-, la mayoria
de, los cuales eran Intellectual.
mente jovenes, profesores, doc.
torres y abogados.
Ell movimiento del gobierno
tuvo por fin, segun Sc dijo aqui,
prevenir cualquier actividad flu.
tura clandestina de la oposicion
cortandolo de raiz.
En- la esfera international
Espana continue avanzando en-
SUI papel de miembro acceptable
del mundo occidental. Como
simbolo concrete de csc papel,
bases navales y aereas hispano.
norteamericanas, con esas ba,
seS Espana Sc %convirtio en- esla-
bon vital de la cadena.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
CeIebrociones
en- Murucuibo

~MARACAIBO, enero 2. -(U.
P.I.)- Los cubanos exilados re-
sidentes y sus simpatizantes re-
corrieron hoy las Gales de la
ciudad en- senal de jubilo por la
caida de Batista.
AL traves de las radios loca-
les agradecieron la collaboration
del pueblo venezolano en- la
campana de la revolution.
FL diario local Panorama"
saco una edicion extraordinaria
y boletines especiales del repor-
ter ESQ" Sc leyeron por la via
telef6nica directamente desde
las oficinas de la UPI. Los diri-
gentes de los partidos politicos
hablaron por las cadenas loca-
les de radio que abrieron es-
parcialmente, a pesar de la OBJ.
servacion del dia de fiesta.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

abandonando ell pals, del presi.
dente Batista, ell p%residente cleo
to Andres Rivera Agiiero, mi
nistros y personalidades.
Por la fetividad del dia los
periodicos de la manana cerra-
ron sus ediciones a medianoche
del 81 y los successes Sc han di-
fundido por las emisiones de
radio nacional en- la manana
de hoy.
Por las oficinas de la United
Press International hay un
constante desfile de cubanos
y llamadas telefonicas intere-
sandose por la Marcia de los
successes.
I'm cronista de la UPI ha es-
tablecido contactos con la En-
bajada de Cuba donde Sc ignora
oficialmente la noticia del aban
dono del poder por parte del
general Batista.
Las unicas noticias son las
que escalonadamente la UPI
les fue comunicando,
Los periodicos vespertinos
publicaron a grandes titulares
los successes de Cuba y los anun-
clos de una huelga general re-
volucionaria y ell establecimien-
to de la Junta Militar que pri-
meramente tomo ell poder. Tam
bien publicaron fotografias de
soldados de las fuerzas de Fidel
Castro despues de SUI entrada
en- alguna ciudad Guiana.
Ell mayor porcentaje de los
cubanos residences que solicitan
noticias de SUI pals no ocultan
SUI identification con los fidelis.
tas.
Ell orden publico Sc altero
en- otras ocasiones durante ell
ano. Los estudiantes de las
universidades de Valencia y
Barcelona Sc declararon en-
huelga. Las autoridades suspen.
dieron en- represalia, las classes,
En- Madrid tuvo lugar un dia
de huelga general en- senal de
protesta pero no ocurrio NADIA
de particular.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
En- Colombia Pedian Ruptura
de ReIaciones con Batista

BOGOTA, enero 2. (UPI)-El
Conlite Colombiano por la liber-
tad de Cuba, pidio al Ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores de Co.
lombia, doctor Julio Cesar Tur-
bay Ayala, que ell Gobierno CO
lombiano rompa relaciones con
ell regimen del General Fulgen.
clio Batista.
Sostiene ell Comite en- SUI car.
ia al Canciller colombiano que
las grandes batallas libradas por
la libertad en- ell ano que hoy
termina, incluso en- Colombia
mos dejan la leccion de que
Ia libertad es indivisible y de
que sIperado Ell acomodaticio
y estrecho nacionalismo de las
dictaduras la dignidad de cada
pueblo de America concierte a
todos los otros."
La parte sustantiva de la car
Ia dice mo podemos pues per-
manecer silenciosos ante ell he
enc de que ell Gobierno del &c
neral Fulgencio Batista haya
sldo rechazado categoricamente
po" una abrumadora mayoria de
cubanos y de que intente en-
consecuencia mantenerse en- ell
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03

cion de "ninguna junta mill
tar, y afirmaron que seguiran
luchando para que eel nuevo 90.
bierno cubano no sea otro que
ell presidido por Ell DR.. Urrutia".
Muchos de los jubilosos cuba.
nos Sc disponen a salir para
Cuba cuanto antes. va esta ma.
mana march6 un grupo de unos
Is en- un vuelo de la Compania
Mexicana de Aviaci6n, entire
ellos Ia profesora Emma Perez,
e la Universidad de La Haba.
ma y Ell periodista Carlos Mon.
tenegro.
Algunos exilados dijeron que
esperan la ayuda del nuevo 90.
bierno para poder rsgresar.