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The Nome nugget., 1960-05-30
FIREWORKS IN HAVANA

HAVANA, R = Unknown per- sons machine gunned the building of the pro-government weekly magazine Bohemia in Havana dur ing the night, shattering three big glass sections of wall paneling. Two night watchmen escaped injury.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-30

w S. C. S. of the Methodist Church will have their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. An drew Nerland on Friday evening, at 8 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-30

Superase Bond Typing Paper
 For Sale al The Nugget
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
DIVINE GUIDANCE FOR VOTERS"

Home Forum Page Christian Science Monitor s-2s
mere Is Biblical authority for prayer concerning an
election We read that after Jesus ascension Peter pointed
ou 10 the disciples that must be chosen as an apostle
w me place OF Judas The reads facts l:23-26
'ney appointed TWO. And they prayed and said,
'nou Lord which knowesf the hearts Of all men shew
"ne'her OF these two thou hast chosen And they gave
orn their lots; and the LOT fell upon Msihss and he was
numbered with ihe eleven apostles"
See GUIDANCE, PAGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
"BAcWEll HITS DENIS MEDICINE f"

MUSHROOM mieh.-AP)-The thing Michigan needs
Gown TO three short words-"Aefion action
's''on. raul o. BsgweII said here TUESDAY, nioht.
The DEMOCRATS ARE ON ALI sIpEe oe TIE
LINZ ',.uIIoNAl REVISION QUESTION, WHICH MEANS
poer lave SURRENDERED LEADERSHIP ON THIS I'M
e eon AM ISSUE" THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE FOR
,on.' me democrats want TO SET up another eonssi-
''ooy' which amounts al this time 70 unwsnsed
with The right Of the people 70 vote Nov on
.s.,~s o. calling Constitutional Convention.
r,re -, W.. We had ENOUGH PATENT MEDICINE POLL
e, ,e1 ~ MICHIGAN" He SAID "TYPFIED az THs CON
evspw o. @rro'NIMENT or COMMITTEES TO STUDY
AcT,oN To M we NEED POSITIVE, CONSTRUCTIVE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
A VOICE OF CANADA 0K's NIXON. LODGE
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION
"A CHALLENGE TO AMERICANS"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONTE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 8.23
The huIIabaIloo of the political conventions in the
United States The Democrats have chosen the
politically expedenf team Of Kennedy and johnson follow
ing the workings Of weIoiIed expertIy coordnsied DO
'ies machine The choice Of the Republicans Nixon and
Lodge may also have been foresone conclusion before
The start OF their convention although doubt IT, Cover.
nor Nelson Rockefeller Of New had much SUPPORT and
favor as running 10 Nixon
THE REPUBLICAN TEAM APPEARS TO BE A VERY
STRONG ONE TO US. HENRY CABOT LODGE. a MOST
ABLE MAN IN THE UNITED NATIONS, is A STRONG
RUNNING MATE FOR vcE-PREslDENT RICHARD NIX
ON. ALSO A MOST ABLE MAN. IN THE COMING DECADE
WE FEEL THAT THEY OFFER AN EXCELLENT CHOICE
TO The PEOPLE OF AMERICA IN A CHANGING WORLD
BOTH MEN SEEM kEENLY AWARE or THE INTER-
NATIONAL SITUATION AND or THE IMPORTANT ROLE
WHICH UNITED STATES POLICY IS REQUIRED TO
PLAY IN IT.
See CANADA. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03

aIl' that is unlike good. God
has made man capable OF
this, and nothing can vifisfe
the ability and power divine
Iy bestowed on man."
tS&H p. 393:4-15l
Ezekiel declares in the 37th
chapter 7-9, that in his vision,
he did as he was told.
And then his viSon was ex-
planned TO him:
Then he said unto me,
Son of man, these bones are
the whole house of lsresl:
behold, they say. Our bones
are dried, and our hope is
lost: we are cut off for out
parts.
Therefore prophesy and
say unto them. Thus saith the
Lord God; Behold. o my peo-
pie ! will open your graves.
and cause you 10 come up
out OF your graves. and bring
you into the land OF Israel
And We shall know that
am the Lord. when ! have
opened your graves. O my
people. and brought you up
out of your graves,
And shall put my spirit
in you, and ye shall live,
then shall ye know that l
the Lord have spoken il, and
Continued on Page Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
FEAR No EVIL
Live IN GosA
-Uea, His Mo,I
By ELIzABETH ELLINGTON

In the year 567 BIC. Ezekiel
yisioned the valley Of dry
bones When the Lord God
questioned him. can these
bones live? he answered 20
Lord God thou knowest !"
Read Ezekiel 37th chapter }
So Ezekiel was told TO
prophesy upon the dry bones
and say unto these bones. 20
dry bones hear the word of
the Lord"
1t was through Ezekiel's
constant prayer. hope, faith
and understanding Of God 5
power over materially. and
his trust in the power OF God,
that In his vision the dry
bones were made 10 live.
Christian Science teaches:
The body seems TO be self.
acting, only because mortal
mind is ignorant Of itself.
OF its own actions, and Of
their results, - ignorant that
the predisposing, remote and
exciting cause Of all bad ef.
feefs is law Of so-caIIed NOR
tai mind, not of matter. Mind
is the master Of the COR
poreaI senses, and can con-
quer sickness, sin. and death.
Exercise this Cod-given av-
fhority. Take possession Of
your body and govern IFS
feeling and action. Rise in
strength Of Spirit TO resist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
"A MAN NAMED PAUL"

am running for Governor because ! believe in The
future Of Michigan Michigan is great state with great
people. But have problems.
We have lost factory iobs-more than 100000 Of them
Our State is broke-$7l million in The red of June
30, 1860
Our taxpayers being hit from every side by higher
taxes.
Sec PAUL, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
5000 QUALIFIED TEACHERS ARE LACKING
IN MICHIGAN"
BY Don HoensheII.

BY Don HoensheII News s-l7
MORE FRUITS OF THE PsYCH0PATHIC.
CATHOLIC POPULATION EXPLOSION"
FLOOD! lUNAcY TREASON /! OF
SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES
THE PUBLIC BE DAMNED /! : LET THE
MAJORITY PAY THROUGH THE NOSE!
LANSING, Aug l7.-Mehigan will send record j.
100000 children 70 the public schools This fall in the face
OF shortage of qualified teachers.
MOST SCHOOLS WILL CT oS ,i:e 1906, yEAp
DURING THE WEEK FOLLOWING LABOR DAY, SEPT
See TEACHERS. Page
Ewes. SATAN BOUND" OR not: GODS WORD.
LI8ERAT0R. PROTECTOR: BE YE CLOTHED IN
THE GARMENTS OF SALVATION. The CLOAK
OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
"T0DAY's WOMAN IS SURE NO LADY"
BY nez Robb Free Press si6
Cuba and the Congo have not been the worlds only
hot spots in the past week.
See EYES Page 9
DEVILS BILLION S ALCOHOL TREASON! VIA
SATANS DUPES = N0N-CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
"C0NNECTICUT PROVES SAFER HIGHWAYS
ARE POSSIBLE"
p. L. cs. Monitor s-I6
BY Donald M mainwarns
" can be done.
IN SPITE or THE HUGE NUMBERS OF VEHICLES
USING THE NATIONS HIGHWAYS. TRAFFIC FATAL
TIES CAN BE REDUCED.
u has been done in Connecticut
DRINK-cAUsED TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS HAVE RISEN
w NUMBER AT THE SAME TIME THAT THE TOTAL OF
ACCIDENTS HAS BEEN REDUCED.
See ALCOHOL, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
"s0vlETs STOP CHINESE PAPERS:
'U.s. EYES RED FAMILY FEUDINC"

Modern Chrisfisn Science crussder
Major Prophet Of our Fs'her-Mofher Cod alba
moniovs" 10. Is. Science and Health with Key 10 n
Scriptures by Nsry Baker EDDY with world r1esss.
and mission. who willy she grace Of coo-do Frv
hsuf4Nsrrin Luther lob in this ace - And how, scien
Hea'n. textbook is Gods Li5ersfc- % ire Bill
AHIcHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or GO
THAN TIE POPE At ROME AND THE WRITER
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE 100
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniquify"!
The lJke~srm live in fools par sdiss"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" 'FAITHFl
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIE
SCIENCE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03


COLUMBIA U. RESEARCH.
NY. Trib 8-l8
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
EVIL. MINOR, OR MAJOR. IS A M-Y-T-H!-
AS IS MATTER" HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS
WARS EVEN - LIKE HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER
THE DEVIL ~
REALITY IS SPIRITUAL. CHRIsTIIKE,
PERFECT. FOUND IN THE NEW HEAVEN AND
THE NEW EARTH" J.
REVELATION al - THE REAL OF SUPER
SATURATED INCORRUPTIBlE, OMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABI.
TAT, OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ Jesus)
See FALLOUT, Page
"WHY you SHOULD BE FOR BENTLEY
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR"
THE MAN
Alvin M Bentley has spent most Of his adult life in
public service After graduating from the University Of
Michigan. he attended the Turner Diplomatic School in
Washington, DC. and then became officer in the
U.s. State Department.
See BENTLEY, Page 9
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
Western Teachers
Told Drop Greeks;
Teach U. S. Today

ANCHORAGE, Up = Educators
at the Western Regional Teachers
Conference were told Friday to
make their students worry less
about the needs of the Greeks and
Romans and more about the needs
of the United States and the mod
ern world.
DR.. Hamden Forkner, head Of
the Department of Business and
Vocational Education at Columbia
University, said today's teachers
must guide their students at ele-
mentary, secondary and college
levels to think about problems
that face them rather than con-
centrate on problems of ancient
peoples.
F'orkner spoke on the subject
"Are our economic traditions get
ting us down."
He said an example of our out
dated economic traditions is the
farm surplus that keeps piling up.
ut costs $1,000 a minute just to
store that surplus" he said, land
the rest of the world is going
hungry"
He said "Our farm SURPRISES
are result of thinking that orr
ginated when we lived in an econ
omy of scarcity. What If we bought
and stored cars in a recession Just
to keep employment high, That's
what we're doing with the
| farmers" ~
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
Air Commerce Measure
Now Up to Governor

JUNEAU, Up = A bill providing
state regulation of air commerce
which was introduced at Alaska's
first State Legislature lay on Gov.
William Egan's desk today.
The measure passed the House
on 800 vote Saturday and was
approved by the Senate, 1915, later
in the day.
The bill grants the new Public
Service Commission authority, eff
fective Jan. l, 1861, to regulate
three types of air carriers. They
are scheduled airlines, the contract
carriers and the so-called air taxi
operators.
The present Civil AeronauticS
Board control over intra-Alaska
air commerce will continue until
the regulations go into effect next
year.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
THE NOME NUGGET
Driver, Photographer
Victims of Sports Car
Endurance Race Mishap

SEBRING, Fla, N - Race
driver Jim Hughes Of Napa, Calf,
and George Thompson, a Tampa
Tribune photographer, were killed
Saturday when Hughes car
Tipped and came down on the
Photographer during the first 80
minutes of the 12-hour Sebring
Endurance Sorts Car Race.
Hughes, 20, was a foreign car
dealer and the father of three
children. His Louisville ran off
the track as he approached peri
lous 180-degree hairpin turn, then
back onto the track before going
off again.
The car crashed into the pho
tographer, turned over in the air
and landed on Thompson, who
was stationed at a position often
favored by cameramen. Hughes
was thrown out as the car Tipped.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
u. S. Naval Base in
Cuba Is Pawn In
Policy Showdown

HAVANA, N - Cuba moved
over the weekend toward show
down with the United States over
the u. S. Guantanamo Naval Base.
Prime Minister Fidel Castro's
government asked the United
States to rehire Cuban labor
leader fired from his job in the
strategic American defense install
lation in eastern Cuba. It also
complained that anti-Castro work.
ers are being hired at the base.
This and two other complaints
about Washington's policies toward
Cuba appeared to have thrown up
roadlock in the path of u. S.
Ambassador Philip Bonsal's latest
efforts to mend crumbling Cuban
American relations.
The United States was expected
to reject the Guatanamo rehiring
request made Friday night in
formal note couched in relatively
friendly tones.
The note asked earnestly" for
reinstatement of Federico Figuer-
as Larrazabe1, machinist who
heads the workers union at the
base. He was fired for making
offensive remarks about the u. S.
government and for a poor work
record.
There was no official reaction
to the Cuban note from the U. S.
Embassy.
Copies of the notes were made
available to the press Friday night
by the Cuban Foreign Ministry.
The two other notes, also signed
by Foreign Minister Paul Roa,
complained about U. S. withdraw
al of agricultural inspection serv-
ice technicians from Cuba and
about Washington's ban on the
sale of helicopters to Cuba. =.
These developments came as
mounting friction between Gu
ban Communist and anti-Commu-
mist factions erupted into an open
clash in Havana's streets.
The war of words between an
anti Communist commentator,
Luis Conte Aguero, and Castros
powerful propaganda apparatus
flared into near riot in down.
town Havana.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
Face That Launched A
Thousand Ships Is Quitting

BALTIMORE, Md, Up = John
Macy Willis, who has helped
launch more than 1900 vessels,
will retire Thursday as general
manager of the Bethlehem Steel
Co. Shipbuilding Division in the
Baltimore area. Willis has been in
the shipbuildng BUSINESS for 81
years.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
DOUBLE DEMISE

D0UBLE DEMISE
Topeka, Kans., u = Henry
Bach, rs, rushed over to a neigh
Dor Sunday and said, my wife
is very ill.,"
Four persons hurried to the
Bach home and found Bessie
Bach, 70, gasping for breath.
AS they tried to help her,
Bach dropped dead behind them.
When they turned back to Mrs
Bach, she was dead, too.
Both deaths were attributed to
heart attacks.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-28
Supreme Court Affifms
1857 Espionage Conviction
OF High Ranking Red Spy

0S OAA
OF High Ranking Red Spy
WASHINGTON, IN = The Su-
preme Court today upheld the
espionage conviction of Russian
Col. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, high
est ranking Soviet spy ever caught
in this country.
Abel was convicted in federal
court in Brooklyn in 1857 for con-
spring to steal United States mil
itary secrets and send them to
the Kremlin. His sentence was
$4,000 fine and 30 years. imprison-
ment, which he is serving.
Justice Frankfurter delivered
the 5-4 decision.
The decision was reached after
the justices heard arguments for
the second time.
Justice Brennan wrote a dis
senting opinion in which Chief
Justice Warren, Justices Black
and Douglas joined.
Justice Douglas wrote a sep
arte dissenting opinion in which
Justice. Black joined.
, 1960-01-11
/ :.

affected the 1860 crop. In adj
dition, producers will receive
Sugar Act payments amount
ing to about $1.25 per ton.
The Sugar Act of 1948, as
amended requires producers
who also process sugarcane
grown by other producers to
pay prices not less than those
determined by the Secretary
of Agriculture to be fair and
reasonable as a condition Of
eligibility for payment under
the Act. ... ...-
A public hearing On the sub
ject was held in Christian
sted, October Is, 1859,
, 1960-01-11
CLIPPERS

games to /. The Red Wings
took the first game from the
Falcons of Christiansted by
point score of 1915; the second
game Red Wings Is; Falcons
II and third, the Falcons won
by a score of 1912. When the
Red Wings changed their
tarting line up in the fourth
game, the Falcons played
good but weakened and lost
the game by a point score of
1910.
On Saturday night the Fall
cons took the first game by a
@-'e.@s#- .@ ~
score Of 1912; second game
Red Wings tied it up with a
score of 1912 and took the
third game by point score of
1913, making a sweep for the
Mems Volleyball champion
ship 3 to !.
The trophies were present
ed to the winning teams by.
John Scott, Director Of Re-
creation for t h e Virgin
Islands.
, 1960-01-11
GIANTS 80.

Giants with a score of 1913.
In the 9Th Hansen left the
pitching mound for Spic
Gonzales; in the 7th Los Gu
banos picked up 2 runs; the
score then showed Giants IL;
Cubanos S. The Giants were
held in check after the 7th
and did not score after that
time. Juan Chin, the Giants
pitcher was removed after
the Cubanos loaded the bases
and made 3 more runs in
creasing the score 1913 in the
9th. The relief pitcher was
quickly removed and Juan
Chin brought back to the
, 1960-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

HON 1T A CONCERN
Application is being made for distribution of the above
estate thoutfadministration
All creditors of the deceased, Aileen Nickson Lindemuth,
are requested to file their claims with the undersigned at IA
Church Street, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. ]. within thirty
DAYS from the date hereof. Persons Indebted to this Estate are
requested to make payment within the same time to the
undersigned at the above address. Persons claiming to be
next of kin shall file their proof of heirship with the under
signed or the Clerk of the District Court within the afore-
said period.
Dated: January 9Th, 1860
C. dewitt Rogers. Jr.
8-11-18-25 Attorney for the Estate
, 1960-01-11
NOTICE OF MERCER

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN notice is hereby given
that the directors of CARIB POINT HOLDING CO., INC, a
Virgin Islands corporation, and the directors OF HA PENNY
"A CORPORATION, a Virgin. Islands corporation, have ap-
proved an agreement to merge said corporations. A meeting
of the stockholders of the constituent corporations has been
called for the purpose of r~atifying the merger. The meeting
will be held at HOO o'clock in the forenoon OF February 4,
1860 at the offices of Young and sherwood, 1B King Street,
Christiansted, St. Croix. Upon ratification by the stockhold-
es of the merger, CARIB POM HOLDING co, INC. will
be dissolved, and all of its assets, subject to liabilities, if any,
will be transferred to HA PENNY A CORPORATION as
the surviving corporation. Dated at Christiansted, ST. Croix
this 22nd day of December, 1859.
Lucia M. Nelthropp
Secretary of HaPenny Bay Corporation
Warren Fl. Young
- Secretary of Carib Point Holding Co.,
Inc.
I P~K;no CT cot
, 1960-01-11
and FRIDAY

United Artist is proud to present
THE HORSES MOUTH"
in Technicolor
Alec Guinness, Kay Walsh
and Mike Morgan
This is the funniest film in a
horses age /. and it has nothing
to do with Horses! The most
hilarious mixture of art and
nonsense ever seen on the screen
You cannot afforad to miss "The
Horses Mouth!
, 1960-01-11


mound to stop the Cubanos
uprising, after they h a d
scored two more runs in the
ninth with twp outs making
the score 1910 with the bases
loaded and the tieing and
winning runs on the bags he
came through and got the last
man out to take the cham
pionship to Frederiksted.
, 1960-01-11

1858. Trade and Excise Taxes
were $51, 851.46 as compared
with $31,766.07 in the month
Of November 1858.
Total revenues for the period
July / to November 80, 1859,
exceed total revenues for the
period July to November 80,
1858, by 48. 78g. The increase
in Income Taxes for the same
five months was 39.51S; and
the increase in Trade and
Excise Taxes was 86.03S.
, 1960-01-11

l-B-King St.eet
Christiansted, St, Croix
Tel. Christiansted 1879
, 1960-01-11
v. /. REVENUES :.

as compared with $142,OO6.36
in the month of November
Evening star., 1960-03-16

'I have not at anytime said
anything prejudicial to any Of
our candidates.
Mr.. Butler said he always
considered Senator Humphrey
lone of the ablest men I know.
We agree so much in our po-
litical philosophy that any re-
marks attributed as evidence
Of my prejudice are Just not
So"
Only the national commit
tee could fire Mr.. Butler and 1t
has stood staunchly behind him
in his frequent excursions into
hot water with many elements
of his party.
In the course of what seems
a charmed life in the chair
manship, he has berated South
erners about civil rights to the
extent that some Dixie party
organizations won't send funds
to the national group so long as
he is chairman.
When the Louisiana Demo
cratic State organization tried
to fire Camille F. Gravel, jr.
as its representative, Mr.. But
Evening star., 1960-03-16

Ter got the National committee
to overrule the action.
He has squabbled with Gov.
David L. Lawrence, the Penn
.sylvania national committee
man. He has q running feud
going with Col. Jacob M. Ar
vey, the Illinois national COM
mitteeman.
Mr.. Butler has criticized the
tactics of Senator johnson and
Speaker Rayburn. He later made
Iup with them, but he hasn't
Withdraw his statement that no
Southerner or Southwesterner-
meaning Senator johnson -
can win the presidential nomi-
nation.
The Democratic chairman
has had to do some retracting
where Republicans are con-
cerned. Recently he apologlZeo
for saying that President Ei-
senhower had something to
answer for" to the wives and
children of 19 Navy bandsmen
killed in a plane crash in Ric
de iJaneiro. He said he didn't
mean to imply that MIR. EiSen-
hover was in any way re-
sponSible.
Through all of these ex'
4 cursions and alarms, Mr.
Buffers national COMMITTEES
majority has stood firmly be-
hind him. He has won everI
test vote by a substantial
margin.
But a good many Democrat
think Mr.. Butler has made hi
job of managing the party's ma
tional convention much NOR
difficult by putting himself il
a position where it could be re
Evening star., 1960-03-16

"I think it will tremendously
weaken his influence by max
ing him a partisan not only
for but also against other DEM
acratic candidates"
He added if the statements
attributed to Mr.. Butler are true
sit is very distressing to the
great mass of D mocra is
throughout the country"
''It has always appeared to
me that the chairman Of any
national committee should be
nonpartisan as he can be to
have the proper kind of in
fluence. 1t is most un-
fortunate that the chairman
iof the Democratic National
Committee should make such
partisan statements"
Mr.. Rayburn commented as
lit appeared that Mr.. Butler was
riding out the latest storm in
which he has found himself
Involved.
He was identified by the
New York Post. which pre-
lsumably had no representative
there, as the Highly placed
Democrat who told a group of
reporters at the National Press
lClub Monday that recent de-
Ivelopments indicate a Kennedy
Victory.
Senator Humphrey of Mime
sofa came forward Immediately
to say that Mr.. Butler had "out-
lived his usefulness" by taking
sides in the presidential contest
johnson Silent
Senate Majority Leader Lyn-
don B. johnson of Texas, otter
a target for Butler criticism
declined any comment.
Senator Humphrey, an active
candidate for the nomination
said he was sorry that Mr.
Butler injected himself in thi
situation" adding: He hai
helped neither himself nor ou
great party"
1.-THE chairman of the Ma
tional Committee, prior to thu
convention, must be the per
sonification of neutrality amonI
all OF the presidential candi
dates" Senator Humphrey said
Senator Humphrey said h
doesn't want his statement t,
be taken as any criticism o
Senator Kennedy.
Il respect him and his seek
ing all possible support" Sen
ator Humphrey said.
Buffers Denial
Mr.. Butler, in New York 70
a luncheon talk, disclaimed an
attempt to influence the cam
paign for the Democratic nomi
nation. He said:
Il talk a lot Of politics wit
a lot of people everyday. an
/ cannot always agree with tn
Interpretation put by som
sources on what I may haV
said. Hubert Humphrey is TO
m good a friend of mine for L
to get into a dispute.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Royburn Hits Butler
On Kennedy Forecast

Speaker Rayburn today described most unfortunate
repeatedly made by Democratic National Chairman
Paul Butler Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts, viii
win the presidential nomination early ballot.
statements attributed to Mr.. Butler are true
and understand no Mr. Rayburn said
Evening star., 1960-03-16

ported that he is for Senator
Kennedy.
Every choice he makes Of o
convention official now viii be
examined carefully to determine
whether he is putting a Ken
Evening star., 1960-03-16

nedy man in a key position.
And the attitude of rival candi-
dates toward any such action
may not be quite so lenient
when the nomination battle
reaches the infighting stage.