davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEM1LLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM Well its nat time of
the again But before goodbye only
of the happenings
cambridge Cole became the father of
the adoption Hansberry parayed
into a fortune.
Sammy Davis Jr divorced his
Canadian beauty after viewing that Canadian
and promptly
cupid they
Sidney POTTER made quite Tor himself Broadway
definite place himself Hollywood while
Kay Kendall and Wayne
Before know it, it will be awards time
heck Of it, I'd like record making predictions naming
favores they greats:
FIND OF THE YEAR Nina Simone BOOK OF
. Ada Dallas by Writ Williams MOVIE
Anatomy Of Murder But Not For Me
SONG OF YEAR But Ftzgeralds rem
dtion).
BEST PLAY IN Sum-" ACTRESS OF THE
YEAR Diana Sands (RaiSn in the mita
ton of Lfe) ACTOR OF ben
Hur) Dean Martin (Some Running)
HEADED STARDOM Ernestine Anderson singer Terri
Springer, model DISAPPOINTMENT . "Porgy and
BeSs" TALENT TO WATCH Brown author
SLEEPER OF THE YEAR At Top" Trun
BUN Park, novel BEST Evening with
Beafonte", and Gene Keny's spectacular.
Come April the Stewart probably
will walk Off with performance Anatomy of
Murder but Frederick Mighty Sfnatrs
(some Came Running) viii him plenty competition
Audrey Hepburn might get Oscar portrayal
sister Luke in The Nuns Story"
Best Supporting actors: Forbes u
low Talk Joseph N wsh Judge Weaver Anatomy a Muir
der"
Best Supporting Actresses: Kohner of Life Best
Juvenile Actor Acress sandra Best Screen
play But Not For Ne" Designing: pfou
Talk Best Photographer pictures North BY Northwest"
Man on the Mountain"
Outstanding Director Prnger Anatomy of Murder
and Fred znnemann, The Nuns Story"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08

republican government opposed present
monarchy.
U OF NIGERIA TO OPEN DOORS SEPT Is 1890
Nsukka Nigeria (ANP) University
Nigeria begin Sept r. 1seo according to announcement
by Azwe, premier Eastern Nigeria
during speech ontsha The Of the
square viii boast s0O0oseat
swimming pool four football fields well as sa build
ings domitores classrooms and libraries
SEQUESTRATIoN IN GHANA
(ANP) property person
dishonesty conscate hailed the
deterrent embezzement and similar offices Known
sequestraOn law it has been welcomed both sides Pa
UN RECOMMENDS REFERENDUM IN NORTH CANEEROoNs
(ANP) resolution recommending referendum
administered North cameroons before March
unanimously recently the UN Teehp
The referendum would enable the people to choose between
dependence Republic Ngran
federaton-both of whom become Independent in 1880
SOUTH AFRICAN JAZZ STYLIST 10 BLUE ANGEL
CAMP Makeba South Afcas leading jazz
s fOurweek engagement at the Blue Angel Thursday
JAN The engagement is her second night club this
comtrythe first also fourweeker at Max Gordons Village
Vanguard
Accompanied by Tommy Perry Lopez drummer tarist
festival upon invitation of Italian government connection with
Come a
film which the Venice Film Critics award win be released shortly
n
Venice England appearance British
BOadcsng and last Nov So made her Us
televisOn Show"
1850 IS AFRICAN YEAR" OTHER SIDE OF COIN "GEr OUT
AFRICA"
CANP)-A proposal African Year." ad-
Labor executive
onted with strngy different point Delhi
Get Out of Africa meeting of the Association Of AfoAsan
idarity
The party envsons nationwide campaign beginning with the
dedicated African problems Specifically
mobilize public opinion against governments
policy in Kenya and the Central African federation apart
policies of the Union of South Africa.
calling upon members 10
support boycott of South African supports
launched by the congress-
major labor organization which instituted the
by trade unonss Of personal revuon against
being pursued by the South African political
and industrial fields"
The Labor party viewed the boycott representing
gesture solidarity fighting against evil
policy of apartheid"
The African Year" campaign win close Oct at the
Labor party convention Scarborough
On the other side Of the co delegates the Get
meeting joined expressing their opposition powers
ding Africa Their attitude best the
representative Of the Algerian
The solidarity Of the associated
to the aspirations Of the oppressed peoples Of Africa"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08

insurance don't really know what
their policies can do and edH't do
for them-simply because they
can't understand the legalistic and
highly technical language in which
most policies are written, Michael
H. Levy, president Of Standard
Security Life Insurance Company
OF New York said today. He con-
tinued, "a mans life insurance
policy is one of the most important
documents he'll ever own, possibly
the single most important. What
it says should be as clear to him
as his birth certificate or marriage
certificate"
Standard Security has changed
all that. This company has de-
veloped a really different form Of
life insurance contract-approved
by the New York State Department
OF Insurance-that is both easy
to-read and easy-to-understand.
The new policy is unique not
only for its readabiity-it looks
entirely different from the tradi-
tional life insurance policy. Instead
of using the ordinary legal-sheet,
''road-map" format, this policy Is
made up as a digest-magazine-
spiral-bound booklet. All the basic
information is clearly shown upon
the cover, the details are spelled
out in full-large type and in easy
to-understand style-on each Of the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08
THIS N THAT
BY hazel
underwood

THIS NEW YEAR
What win we do with this precious
year.
The year that lies ahead,
To merit this rich gift Of life,
We have inherited?
The countless silent days go by
Into eternity,
And one by one the eras close
Into past history.
And none may stop the pace Of
time,
And none may see 1t 60,
A month, a year, a century gone
In an eternal flow.
Too soon tomorrow is today,
Today is yesterday,
As culminative time asserts
Into a memory.
What viii we do with this prec-
ious year,
The year that lies ahead,
To merit this rich gift of life,
We have inherited?
Caroline Converse
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08

succeeding pages. Policies are sold
with small even-dollar monthly
premiums enabling policyholders to
budget their family security pro-
lection"
This policy, level term to age rs,
Is not available through brokers
or agents, but is sold only through
the mail directly from the Com
pany's home Office at Ill Fifth
Avenue, in New York City. The
direct sales approach by the Com
pany enables it to give its policy
holders more coverage and more
benefits for less money. Thus the
customers pay less for the protec-
ton. they want, need and get
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08
ASW WHITE FIRMS
NSURING NEGROES TO
HIRE RACE AGENTS

Montgomery, Ala (ANP) - In
an effort to crash the rigid color
bar in the insurance field, the
Montgomery Restoration and Am
eioration Assn, has asked Is white
Southern insurance companies do
ing million of dollars in business
with Negro policyholders, to hire
Negroes as agents and in admin
istrative and public relations
posts.
According to a spokesman for
the Negro organization, the re-
quest was made in the form OF
letters mailed to the companies.
He said the companies wrote more
than $Ss million in policies to Ne
groes in 1858.
The organization plans to take
further action If the companies re-
ject its request.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08
NEW YEAR WISHES, DREAMS
AND THOUGHTS

A group Of men and women had
finished eating dinner and during
the conversation a man said, 81
have never made any New Years
resolutions before but this coming
year I am going to resolve to be
more tolerant Of my family and
friends. overheard my young son
tell his friend that when I got an
idea I stuck to it, no matter If
it meant he had said something
like ''black is white. AS I list
ened I was shocked but after a
little thought I decided he was tell
ing the truth.
Now, since I realize I have that
fault I am going to resolve to take
the time, have the patience and
try to be more tolerant. That is
my New Years resolution.
A young married woman, moth
er Of three children listened in
tently as the men talked then
with a smile she said" I, too, have
never seriously made any resolu-
tions before but beginning with the
first Sunday Of the New Year I
am going to start my children
going to Sunday School every Sun
day and I will go with them. I at
tended Sunday school when was
with my parents and feel it isn't
fair to deprive my children Of that
spiritual training. recently read
in the paper that the youngsters,
boys and girls, who are arrested
have never gone to Sunday school
or church. That is a majority of
them have never attended church
or Sunday school regularly. That
is my resolution!
Her declaration started a long
discussion Of the many things
they, as adults, had to thank their
parents for doing for them when
they were young.
Some said they never made any
New Years resolutions but that
they were going to resolve to do
better in every way they could.
After exchanging many thoughts
and ideas on how they could i'm
prove themselves the coming year
the group left for their homes
feeling it was going to be a very
Happy one because they had re-
solved to Make IT A HAPPIER
ONE!
This Is nearly the end Of the
first week Of the New Year. What
you do with the New Year is UP
to you. You can make it the best
year Of your life, with a little
effort. 1t is worth it.
Make your arms q friendly cradle
For this trusting New Years
child!
Let him grow and bring you
gladness-
Try to keep him undefiled!
God Is good and In His wisdom
Knowing we, like children, stray,
Shows US He can be forgiving
When He grants US New Years
Day!
Nick Kenny, in New York
Daily Mirror.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08
IRUMAH ASKS NEW CoNsITTUTToN

Accra CANP) Prime Minister Kame petitoned the
Ghana parliament constitution BEST suited
to the needs of Ghana The draft parliament
in the first half Of might put effect within
few months of anniversary Though did not
caly republic it constitution envsases
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08

VIII
tkle|
fad
Will
acC|
chill
klcII
tlle|
Illa|
haN|
iKnn|
Minneapolis spokesman., 1960-01-08

Even rssneaers Con Rsad This Insurance Policy

policy that be read and understood
by AM average high school student.
dramatic statement perhaps But 1t Is neWs-to anyone
who has tried to read a life insurance policy 49,
of the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

Mr.. & Mrs. Morton Edelman
Harry Gold
Mrs. Hans Cries
Jerome Grossman
Sam Halperin
Sam Jampolis
Al Joseph
Al Karp
Mrs. Sara Kaun
Sol KeleS
Presidents Of Kivel
Nursing Hone)
Jack Klein
Sidney Koble
Joseph Lebeau
Mrs. Eugene Leibsohn
Mrs. Sherman Leibovltz
Mrs. Robert MaiSner
Elliot Mara gSsfNv
Barbara Mason
Alfred Meyer
Mrs. r. Nuremberg
Mrs. Irene Norman
Robert Patterson
Ira Pearlman
Norman Reeves
Morris Ress
Louis Ritman
Mrs. Lillian Roedel
Mrs. Alex Rubin 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sachs
Israel Schwartz
Sidney SilveFman Z
Charles Steffena s
Charles Strull A
Harold Tucker
Joseph Weintraub
Mary Carmen Wilson 4
Martin Winokur
Abe Wise a
Sid Zelmanovics
Nathan Zuckerbrow
Sol Tager
David Wright 81
Harry YukoliS Al
Samuel Zerden
q .-a faf
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08
Supplementary
HONOR ROLL UNITED JEWISH WELFARE FUND

Myron Meyerson
Carl Milder
Model Manikin & Display
Jim Oppenheimer
DR.. Harold Pachtman
Mr.. & Mrs. Theodore Pozil
Harvey Ross
Milton Saper
Mr.. Jacob Shapiro
Leon Sigerman
George Silver
Carl SlonSky youth Div0
Maurice Spear
Julius Spitalny
Herbert Stein
Martin Walter
caa
GENERA1-S2S-SM
Jacob Barer
Beth Hebrew
Religious School
Rubin Bloom
Ray BlueStein
Julian Blum
Louis Broadman
Murray Cohen
Fred Cole
DR.. Melvin Cohen
Eric DuSkin
DR.. Clarence Fabric
Julius Francis
Nathan .Frankel
Jerome Fried
Shiel Gaylor
William Gold
Howard Grant
Fred Green
William Griff
Gerald Gross
David Guberman
Nathan Hack
William Hershman
Jack HirSh
Moe Hirsh
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

home with the warm and fun-loving
Gotliebs enjoying t h ir Mexican
holiday.
Her experiences in IA trips to
and from Israel since 1887 read
like an adventure story. In the '30s
they travelled by freighter from
Palestine to Odessa, through the
DardenelleS with four other pas
sengers, all of whom were COM
munists-the trip ended with none
of their fellow travellers speaking
to them. Sally has attended the
three World Zionist Congresses
since the end of World War II and
is a member of the Actions Com
mittee. She was a witness to the
Yemenite air lift, Operation Magic
Carpet, in 1949 which brought these
people in planeloadS from Yemen.
MOST OF THIS personal infor-
nation had to be drawn from Mrs.
Gotlieb, who seemed more inter
ested in talking about her two
children, Judith Heller, who has
worked in Israel for years as
psychiatric social worker, and Al
Ian Gotlieb, whose brilliant scholas-
tic record indeed gives cause for
pride since his Rhodes scholarship
to Oxford was capped by that uni
versity's award of the Vinerian
scholarship, given only when an
outstanding scholar deserves it
and Allan was the first in nearly so
years to be so honored. After
teaching at Oxford, he joined the
Canadian foreign office and is Serv-
ing in Geneva as undersecretary to
the Canadian mission to the United
Nations.
can give you only one conclu-
sion to this portrait-this marvel
Gus couple are testimonials to the
reason why Israel is progressing
against unbelievable odds for they
represent multitudes of sincere,
devoted worldwide leaders who
have nurtured and helped the
dream along-and the Israeli has
fulfilled these dreams for all of us
Il can only recommend that you
60 to Israel yourselves and witness
there the fruition.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08
LOYALTY VOW
PROTESTED
BY COLLEGE

WALTHAM, Mass.-The board of
trustees of BrandeiS University has
rejected student loan funds under
the National Defense Education Act
as long as provisions of the act re-
quire student applicants to sign a
controversial loyalty disclaimer
and affidavit.
In taking this action, BrandeiS
joins Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
and approximately 20 other out
standing colleges and universities
which withdrew from the program
because of the affidavit require
ment.
The Brandeis board took the ac-
ton on a formal recommendation
of the full Brandeis faculty. Ear
lier, the Brandeis University Stu
dent Union, in 2 to 1 vote, had
urged the board, faculty, and ad-
ministration to reject NDEA funds
contingent upon the signing of the
loyalty oath.
The board, while rejecting the
NDEA funds, went on record as
wholeheartedly endorsing the gen.
eral purposes of the act.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

The Jewish Community Center's
Day Camp program will get under
way June 13 and run to Aug. IL.
The nine-week period will be brok-
en- into three sessions of three
weeks each. The program will in
C u d e swimming, athletics, arts
and crafts, music and drama.
Day Camp registrations will be
limited to $50 children to IL years
of age, while pre-school enrolment
will be restricted to IS children, 3
to years of age.
Registration is reserved to center
members at $50 for each session,
which includes tuition, insurance,
lunches, and afternoon snack. Pre-
School fees are $25.25 for a session
for halliday periods, while for the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08


Plato. An omniverous reader, D
languages and his range of reading
interests in many of them stag
gered uS-we feel so cheated not
to have had this basic language
training here in American schools.
We were especially charmed by
David and Sally Gotlieb of Winni-
peg, Canada, whom we met at. San
Jose Purua Hot Springs Sally was
national president of Canadian Ha-
dassah from 1851 to 1855 after hav-
ing served as a national vice pres
ident for II years. Since Canadian
Hadassah is affiliated with the
Women's International Zionist Or
ganization, want to tell you bit
about this worldwide organization
whose work I admired so greatly
in Israel.
ORGANIZED BY Rebecca Sieff
(who is still its president nearly
40 years ago, WHO started out
first in the British Commonwealth
with four federationS in England,
Canada, South Africa, and Aus
tralia. It has grown to 54 fedora
tions in as many different coun-
tries, the last two having been
formed recently in Japan and Ger
many. In some instances fedora
ton will support a specific project,
i. e. Mexico has baby home in
Beersheba and Canada has chill.
dren's village, Hadassim, near Ma
tanya.
But all federations support the
multi-faceted program of WHO
whose primary aim is to help the
new immigrant learn to adjust to
her life in Israel. This is accom-
plished by teaching program in
sewing, cooking, health instruction,
and provision of job to supple
ment family income if they can.
The Israel arm of WHO consists
of 10000 members called Histadrut
Nashim, and they are a magnifi-
cent force for carrying out the
WHO program.
TYPICAL OF THE finest leader
ship to be found in World Jewry
today, Sally Gotlieb has served Is
rael in it's many projects faithfully
for years. During her presidency,
Canada Hall was built on the He
brew University campus, the first
building to be completed. Her cur
rent project, which she hopes to
complete by June, is Craftsmanship
of the committee to raise $100, ,00C
for the Vincent Massey Entrance
Hall to the Hebrew University Ii
brary now under construction. This
Sc ZOO, 900 building will replace the
one lost on Mt. Scopus and will be
the Jewish National and Hebrew
University Library with over 2,000,-
900 volumes gathered from all over
the world to serve the Jewish peo-
pie of the world.
Mrs. Gotlieb sits on the board of
governors of the Hebrew University
and on the WHO executive, elected
Ad Personam in 1855. The execu-
tive meets yearly in Tel Aviv. She
is Israel Bond Women'S Division
Chairman in Canada and both Sally
and Dave are on the board of gov
ernors of the American-Israel Cul-
tural Foundation.
If HAVE GIVEN you a picture
of a busy-important woman, it is
only a part of the picture. We
were a friendly foursome for sew
eral days, always completely at
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

ssh eshAs abal
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

- ~ = I&.a
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08
$4,000. 900 Vessel
Planned By lin Lines

/ JERUSALEM (JTA)-The board
of directors of the Zim-Israel Navi.
cation Co. has approved In "prin'
ciple" here a plan to. build q "a, 600
,ton superliner for the Haifa-Ne"
York passenger traffic route. The
cost of the ship Is expected to be
about SIC. 0.000. 900. ~
i In initial discussions Of the plan
with experts Of the Israel Ministry
of Transport. three possible coun'
tries were mentioned as the places
where this order might be nego.
hated - West Germany. France
and Japan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

PATRONS-$5OO-S99
Milton Cohen & Alan Smid
DR.. Jerome Kaye
INTTIAL-$2OO- $3.50
DR.. Emanuel Barnet
Milton Burack
Albert Burke
Harold Ehrlich
Morton Greenberg
Al Kramer
Alfred LuStbader
Sonny Malcoff
DIR. Jacob Reichert
Jack Robbins
Z Arthur ROthfeder
Morris Schwartz
DR.. Jacob SobOl
Stan Taylor Interiors
ADVANCE-&55-$199
]. Leonard Amdur Extra
gift in honor Of:
Nat Sllverman
y Burt Kruglick
William Bobier
Irving Satz
Art Kaufman)
DIR. Davis Arrow
Beth Ell Religious School
Mr.. & Mrs. j. M. Borevitz
Mr.. & Mrs. Samuel Brodsk.
Joseph Hyman Cohen
Harold Diamond
George Goldstein
Philip Green
Lee Grushko
Herbert JacobuS
Ira Karon
Saul & Sam Lebeau
Edward Lowenthal
Phil Marcus
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

LONDON (JTA) - Israel wants
Britain to furnish it with Centurian
tanks capable of counter-balancing
those of the United Arab Republic,
which has obtained Stain Mark III
and T-54 tanks from Russia.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08
Day Camp To Start June | 3

full day the cost is $4S.25. Groups
will be small in size and consist of
boys and girls of the same age.
Bernard Morris will direct the
camp for the sixth consecutive
year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08
Mexico Visit Produces Meeting
With Whir|wind Zionist Leaders
By BERTHA E. GOLDMAN

holiday
always interesting tourists well as visited with
rewarding Godfen
Mexico City, with whom discussed everything from politics
Goldfens command
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

DR.. Melvin Kaplan
Abraham Katz
Harold Kazan
Fred Klahr
Leonard Klahr
David Klein
Maury Klein
Sidney KoSowSky
Isaac Kraines
DR.. Norman Kurzer
Joseph Lampe
Phillip Leavitt
Harry Linces
Israel Mosais
Louis Moss
Milton H!a Moss
Morris Nodiff
Benjamin Paller
Louis Richman
Milton Sachs
Karl San1uelson
Reuben Sam
Dan Schwartz
Richard Segal
Fred Shindell
Leo Sroka
DR.. Morris Stern
Yale Stuart
Elias Sunshine
Temple Sholom
Religious School
Harvey Woodrow
Samuel Vincent
Maurice WaSSerman
Isadore Weiner
Louis ZuSSTnan
METRO-Under $2H
Ralph Anthony
Benjamin. Becker
Robert Biegel
Wilfred Brown
Simon Cohen
Charles Desrnan
Bernard Duskin
Harry Fogelson
Julius Frornchuck
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-04-08

Louis Hammer
Edward S. Herzberg
Louis Gould
Nick ISer
]. A. Karp
Lawrence Kaufman
Samuel Lustig
Harry Marcus
Benjamin Margolis
ISadore SRichman
Bernard Rubin
David Scadron
Arthur Schnitzer
Louis Schwartz
Albert Shaw
David Sholder
Paul Solomon
WOMEN'S DIVISION
PACESETTERS-$S0-&oo
Mrs. Philip Peck
CHAI-$lS Minimum
Mrs. Sam Bialac
Mrs. Louis Lazar
Mrs. Katie Nathan
Mrs. M. /. Tnchler
RESIDENTIAL WOMEN
Under &l8.00
Mrs. Jack Belkin
|. Mrs. Robert Blair
Samuel Bard
Joseph Brooks
Edward Rushnick
Lyman Bushnick
HyEpan Cardett
Mrs. Ronald Carter
Mrs. Philip Chapman
Mrs. Franklin Conn
Mrs. Ruth Desman
Louis Devorkin
Mrs. Willard EiSrer
Hime Gerstein Y
David Ginsberg
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-05
1t Takes Oysters
And Sea Wafer TO
Make Magesium

DETROIT - Tons of ocean
water and thousands of oysters
are combined to produce the
lightest metal used in the 1861
Dodge Lancer-magnesium.
The world supply Of magne-
SUM is inexhaustible. The supply
is so great that figures stagger the
Imagination.
Hidden within each cubic mile
of sea water is nearly II billion
pounds of magnesium-and there
are 346 million cubic miles of sea
water. One bathtub full of sea
water holds pound of the metal.
"If magnesium were produced
at the rate steel is today" Dodqe
Chief Engineer George Gibson
said, land if this production were
continued for 1000 years, the
magnesium content of the worlds
oceans would be reduced by about
only one hundredth of one per
cent"
Magnesium has found it way
into the 1861 Dodge Lancer where
everyone can see ton the dash
board. The Lancer's instrument
cluster housing and heater de-
froster- transmission control hous-
ings are made of magnesium.
The Lancer, Gibson added, is
only 1861 Chrysler Corporation
car using magnesium.
Total weight of the Lancer
housings, which are die cast, is
3B pounds. Magnesium is only
tWo-thirds as heavy as aluminium.
Dodge gets its magnesium from
the Dow Chemical Company of
Midland, Mich. Dow obtains the
magnesium from the Gulf of
Mexico and casts the housings for
Dodge at its metal products plant
in Bay City, Michigan.
The magnesium is taken from
the sea water through an electro
lytic process at BOWS Freeport,
Texas plant. Calcium is needed
in the process. This is where the
oysters come in.
Oyster shells are dredged from
nearby Galveston Bay and roast
ed to obtain the lime in the
shells. The lime contains calcium,
which replaces magnesium in the
sea water during the process.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-05
Space Communications
Take Higher Frequencies
To Avoid TV Interference

WALLOPS ISLAND, Va, Up
The nations space communica-
tons are switching over to a
higher frequency to avoid inter
ference with television
This was disclosed here with
the attempted launching of a r.
foot balloon satellite Sunday.
Previous launchings used fire.
quencies in the range of 108
megacycles. The new satellite was
to have broadcast at about 1876 me.
William J. O'Sullivan Jr., space
vehicles expert for the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration, told neWsmen the Fed
eral Communications Commission
had asked that the spacecraft fire.
quencies be changed because of
interference from and with -
television.