davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Star Dust

THE FRONT COVER: Civil War bluffs ball in Hagerstown
Reuben u Darby I'd Cgh in Union corporas UNIFORM
with daughters jamie Lynne and Dana Susan who
being for dance by Jay Shrk sarbed as private in
the Confederate Washington Artillery of louisiana The Oar
bys live Big Pool Md and Mr. Shrk at Clear Spring Nd
See Keeping History Alive" page IT,
GRAND PRIZES The five grandprize in The Stars
1850 Amateur Snapshot Contest which closed September
will published in the next issue Of SUNDAY The Star
Magazine 500 Savings Bond winners will be entered
the day 22d annual Newspaper Snapshot Awards
the National Geographic Society Building Sixteenth and
streets The judges will be Gilbert Grosvenor. assist
ant illustrations editor of the National Geographic Magazne
Gordon Converse chief photographer Of the Christian Sci
ence Monitor Szasz welnown magazine photog
rapher illustrator Cliff Edom assistant professor and
director of phooiOurnalism of the University of Missouri
and Peter Braa the photo illustrations division
of Eastman Kodak They will award total in cash
prizes including grand prizes Of 81 OO second
prizes of $780, third prizes Of $780, 40 special merit
awards Of $50 and 100 honor awards of$2S
EXCITING MEMORY: this talk about presidential candi
dates and elections pretty heady stuff to many Of us
"younEtmers" But to Helen Sutton Booth of Alexandria,
elections really exciting when she yOungster in
She back into her and came up with an
account Of beating she took for Democratic hopeful
william Jennings Bryan Turn to I'VE Fought for Our Cand
dates" on page TO-
NATURAL RESOURCES Bluegrass is just of the God
ven assets mountain country of the Stuart Land and
Cattle Co. (see page A. than 4OOO feet up the
sides and forms lush grazing lands high in the
% although been used there Not long
ago agricultural scientists visiting the Stuart farms became
the apparent fertility Of the mountain ridges
soil samples anazed the scientists expressed
amazemen high mineral content of the land which
has produced heavy cattle for more than $50 years.
Next Sunday
The possibilities ghosty manifestations at Gadsbys
Tavern are unlimited but the Alexandra anomark Is NOT
allowed to have such unseemly gOingsOn
Meet the "AlAmerican Political Team, members OF the
Organization of American States United Nations FOR
the Western Hemisphere.
woman who had often thought of being the owner OF
race horse suddenly becomes just finds to be
Evening star., 1960-12-04
It's Fun Shipping Dozpmtooem

all
:
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H eG1DE
IA

IKE'S
Septic tank and sewer cleaning
service, sink lines, lavatory lines
and commode cleaning service.
FOR GOOD SERVICE
CALL CIR. 4-4566
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Hope Heads
Brotherhood
Week. Feb. 1926

Bob Hope, star of radio,
television and motion pic
lures, has been named nation
al chairman Of Brotherhood
Week to be observed next
Feb. 1926 under the spon-
sorship of the National Con-
ference Of Christians and
Jews, it was announced Sat
urday, Dec. 10, by Lewis Web
ster Jones, president Of the
organization.
Since its first observance in
1884, Brotherhood Week is
celebrated each year during
the week of George Washing
tons birthday as a period of
rededication ito the ideals of
our Judaeo-Christian heritage
and the democratic values up
on which our nation was
founded" DR.. Jones said.
The annual celebration of
Brotherhood week was first
suggested in 1888 by Mon
signor McMenamin, a Catho-
lie priest of Denver, who pro-
posed that the National Con-
ference of Christians and
Jews organize a special period
when Americans of all relig-
ious groups might reaffirm
their devotion to the ideal of
brotherhood as a basic concept
of democratic living.
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B~aby-Sitting
Course In Parish

MONTREAL, Que, NC
A parish priest in Montreal
has a modern need 'that is
growing as more and more
parents lead active lives out
side their homes"
He said baby-sitting is "the
most responsible job a boy
or girl can take on" and that
his course will help teen-agers
prepare for it.
Father Dubee will speak at
the first two sessions on the
responsibilities of the baby
sitter. Other lectures will be
given by specialists in ele-
mentary child psychology, fire
prevention and nursing. A
physician will explain what
must be done or avoided be-
fore calling a doctor.
Graduates Of the course
will receive special insignia,
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Pope Urges Clerics
To Renew Smut Fight

VATICAN CITY. (NC) -
Pope John XIII has urged
priests and seminarians of
Rome TO intensity efforts
against the dirty deluge" of
material in the communica-
tions fields.
The Pope who spoke on the
regulations of the Roman Sy-
nod held last January 25, said
he is grateful for 1.-The prac-
tice and progress of high lite
rary, scientific, moral and re-
ligious production" in various
media of communications.
But how poor our part
still is" he stated, when
compared with the immense
and dirty deluge of printed
and audio-visual production
the world over, which - in
stead of elevating souls and
nations to the knowledge,
love and worship of God, in
stead of raising them to truth,
kindness, pure beauty, justice,
brotherhood and peace = Ill
timately corrupts and stupe-
fies good sentiments and
paves the way for the fatal
germs Of dissolution and
ruin ..
The Pope told the priests
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Christmas seals paid for
$3.50 tuberculin tests in local
schools last year to find those
infected with the TB germ.
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plIk ! ri IA nv

Golden West, Part 2 MGM,
1887 - AL.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - High Tension
Sis pm, Chan. 4 Southern
Yankee MGM, I947 : Al.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - Road to
Singapore - Paramount, 1889 -
B. objection: Double meaning
lines; suggestive dancing and
costumes; improper situations.b
1i:20 pm, Chan. 8 - Man of Con-
flict - NRA.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. "a
9 am, Chan. a - Falcon in Dam
ger. Part / - RKO, 1912 - Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Green Budd-
ha NRA.
SIS pm, Chan. 4 - Honolulu
MGM, 1888 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - Remember
the Day - NRA.
11:20 pm, Chan. s The Great
Garrick Warmers. 1886 = Al.
THURSDAY, DEC. IS
9 am. Chan. 4 Falcon in Dan.
ger, Part 2 - RKO, 1912 - Al:
Barkleys of Broadway, Part l -
NRA.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Every Satur-
day Night - goth Century Fox,
1885 Al.
Sis pm, Chan. 4 - Kid Glove
Killer = MGM, 194l - Al.
i1:i5 pm, Chan. 10 Holiday
Columbia, 1949 Al.
1920 pm, Chan. s Mark of
Dimitris NRA.
FRIDAY, DEC. rs
3 am, Chan. 4 The Barkieys
Of Broadway, Part 2 - NRA.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Flaming
Fury Republic, 1948 Al.
Sis pm, Chan. 4 Married
Bachelor 49, MGM, 1885 AL.
ll;l5 pm, Chan. 10 Colonel
Biimp NRA.
1870 pm, Chan. 8 The Time,
Place and Girl - NRA.
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NOW WHALE-WATCH
COLLEGE PAST-TIME

PALoS VERDES, Calf,
NC)-First it was goldfish
with collegians, now it's
whales. No swallowing this
time, of course.
Actually. things have be-
come a bit more scientific.
The whale Watching So
ciety'' of Marymount College,
a nonprofit, unincorporated
and c~arefree organization, has
been formed to observe the
migration of California gray
whales to southern waters.
The whales are easily view
ed from the new Marymount
campus ON heights over the
ocean on this peninsula south
of Los Angeles.
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Intcr-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iistings by
The lnter-Faith Film Com
mittee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
CHILDREN
ADMINISTRATION.
GRAND--This is Gin
eransa.
CARDEN--Friday only
The Ten Com m a n d.
ments.
CAPITOL T h o
Miracle.
CLEVE', w STMoNT
Aim at the Stars.
Thirteen Ghosts, Village
of the Damned.
HUDSON Saturday
matinee aIso-ice Palace,
Guns of the Timberland,
Circus Stars.
SOUTHERN Satur-
day onIy--All the Young
Men, Kidnapped.
18TH AVE. AUTO
The Magnificent Seven,
Curse of The Fac @ @
Man.
ESQUIRE - The Mag
nificent Seven, Hound OF
the BaskervilIes.
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Legion Of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

NOTION PICTURE cLAsstEtcA.
TON HT NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcENcY: Al Morally Unoblee.
tionable for All An Morally TN
objectionable for Adults: b Nor.
ally Objectionable in Part for All.
C-Condemned NRA - No Rat.
ing Available.
FRIDAY, DEC.
. am, Chan. 4 NV Brother
Talks to Horses, Part 2 - MGM,
ESQ am. Chan. 10 Clreum.
Stantial Evidence goth Cen
fury Fox. i944 - All.
s.15 pm, Chan. 4 - / Love You
Again = MGM, 1889 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 Rebecca
United Artists, 1889 All.
ii20 pm, Chan. 6 - Guilty of
Treason Eagle Lion, 1919
Al.
SATURDAY DEC. 10
3 PM, Chan. 6 Two Against
the World = First National, 1885
b.
3 pm. Chan. 10 Huckleberry
Finn - NRA.
= p.mss IMAM Q SWG2 pSlakeS
Winner Warmers, 1898 - All.
II pm, Chan. 10 The Rains
Came - goth Century Fox, 1888
All.
II pm. Chan. 6 - Night and Day
Warmers, 1915 - All.
fl.25 pm, Chen. A. National Vel
vet MGM, 1884 - Al.
| am, Chan. 6 Bride of the
Monster NRA.
SUNDAY, DEC. II
II am, Chan. 4 - Stage to Chino
RKo, 1899 - Al.
IL noon. Chan. 10 r. Heidi ~ 10th
Century Fox, 1886 Al.
pm, Chan. 10 The Wizard of
o. MGM, 1888 AL.
II pm, Chan. s Bandido -
United Artists, 1855 b. lObiec-
ton. Light treatment Of mar
riage; suggestive sequence and
dialogue.D
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BUYERS CHILuC0THE GUIDE
INFORMATION

End of Season Sale
- Ia Is Crown Lines
Is Dorset
la 15' Span Americas
IS Arkansas Travellers
New 35-40-75 HIP. Johnson Motors.
All prices include winter storage
free.
South Shore Marina
LAKE WHITE. WaverIy, Ohio
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Radio-TV
Highlights
SATURDAY

$40 pm, Chan. To-
CHS
With YUl Brynner"- a
special report on the
plight of the worlds IS
million rufgees, will be
presented. The program
features the recent visit
of the welI-known actor TO
refugees in Europe and
the Middle East as a spe-
ciai consu liant 10 the
United Nafio ms n h
Commissioner for Refu-
gees.
SUNDAY
$50 am, Chan. To-
The Christopher Program
The Meaning OF the
Great Seal" Ray BoIger
explains the symbols OF
The Great Seal of the
United States.
10 am, Chan 4-The
Mass is seIevised from the
studio of WLW-C. Father
Vincent Mooney, pastor,
Holy Rosary Church, is
the ceIebranf and his par
ishoners will form the
congregation.
1918 am, Chan. o.
Sacred Heart Hour
Mary, Our Queen" is the
topic of Fr. Charles r. X.
Dolan, Sd, in the fifth
program of the current
seri Q S, wv hat Mary
Means"
1890 am, Chan. O.
The Christopher Program,
Sentence Deferred"
Barbara S~tanwyck and
Edgar Buchanan are fea-
fured in a tribute 10 John
Augustus, the father of
fhe system of probation
in our courts.
1890 a. m, Chan. 10
Look Up and Live-Anits
Z . h n, renowned chill
dren's dance ssacher. will
present the Chri Il m a
story, performed by her
students in tableau, dra-
ma, dance and sons q.
Christmas music will be
provided by fhe Peloquin
CharoIe.
1880 pm, WTvN Ra-
do The Ave Maria
Hour--fhe Sacrament of
Matrimony Is explained.
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that he understands they cam
not perform Their ministry
without coming into contact
with worldly things, but he
urged them to cultiavte the
priestly spirit. which is the
starting point toward the
true greatness and glory Of
Christianity"
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1l:25 pm, Chan. 4 - David Cop
perfield ~ NRA.
MONDAY, DEC. Il
8 am, Chan. 4 Girl OF the
Golden West, Part / MGM.
1887 - Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Jennifer-Al-
lied Artists, 1858 ~ All.
sis pm, Chan. 4 - Unguarded
Hour - MGM, 1886 - All.
11:I5 pm, Chan. 10 Christmas
Holiday Universal, l943-AII.
ll:20 pm, Chan. s Crashin'
Through Danger - NRA.
TUESDAY, DEC. -
9 am, Chan. 4 Girl of the
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One of every four persons
who dies of tuberculosis has
never been reported as a case.
Buy and use Christmas seals
to stamp out hidden TB.
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Press Month Poster

Shown above is The sfficial 1851 Catholic Press
Month poster dramafizing the theme, Alert Catholics
Read The Catholic Press" February, 1861, will mark
the Aoth anniversary of The establishment of Catholic
Press Month, focusing attention upon Catholic News
papers, magazines, Bibles, books and pamphlets.
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Monthly Luncheon

The monthly luncheon of
the Holy Rosary Altar Rosary
Society will be held at | pm.
Tuesday, Dec. 10, in the
grade school hall. The seventh
grade mothers will serve as
hostesses.
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tuberculosis costs our coun-
try $780, 600, 900, annually.
TBS toll in broken hearts,
broken homes, and lost years
cannot be reckoned. Con-
tribute for Christmas seals.
Fight TB.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
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Televsion proeroms as we'll os stereo records
-, both brought to you with crisp, Iife-Iike
realism and from single instrument Two 8"
boss speakers with cooxioIIy mounted tweeters
Evening star., 1960-03-18

views in a letter published in
the current issue of the Jour-
nal Of the American Medical
Association. Traces of the
compound used as a weed killer
in certain cranberry crops
prompted the Government to
issue a warning to the public
last November.
Noting that aminotriazole is
an anti-thyroid compound, DR..
Astwood said it may have ac-
ton of longer duration than
drugs currently used in the
treatment of hyperthyroidism.
DR.. Astwood said no anti
thyroid compound. no matter
how potent and prevalent in
food, could lead to develop
ment of thyroid cancer in rats
as described laStsfall.
He said several anti-thyroid
drugs have been used widely
for II years in doses far larger
than the quantity of aminotri-
azole that would be found in
the most highly contaminated
cranberrieS. No cancer has re-
suited from these, he added.
Evening star., 1960-03-18
HEARS EVERY WORD
Doyle Keeps q Diary
OfHouse Happenings
By MARY McGRORY
Star stan Writer

Up in the House of Repre-
sentatives these days, while
members shout and raise their
arms in the heat of civil rights
debate, one man sits quietly in
their midst writing in a bat
tered brown loose-leaf note
book.
He is Representative Doyle,
Democrat of California. who is,
as far as he knows. the only
member-diariSt the House ever
had.
Every day, Representative
Doyle hurrieS over to the floor
to be on hand for the prayer.
He always notes the attendance
from both parties during this
peaceful opening moment. If
nothing of interest transpires,
he goes back to his Office.
In Middle" of Fight
During the civil rights fight.
however. he has scarcely ever
left his favorite seat right next
to the long Democratic Com
mittee table in the middle of
the floor.
From this vantage point, he
not only hears every word of
the debate, from which he jots
down highlights and by-play,
but he hears the asides of the
leaders as they converge around
the committee table to plan
the next move.
He carefully notes the
weather outside as we'll as in
Evening star., 1960-03-18

before they let them go into
the Congressional Record.
There's language here that
isn't anywhere else" he said,
tapping his book.
Representative Doyle does
not consider his journal a rival
to the Record, since he writes
down what is done as well as
what is said"
For instance, he notes, zap
plause for Democrats" at a cer-
tain turn. whereas the record
would merely note applause, I"
without that subtle partisan
shading which enables Repre-
sentative Doyle to recall the
moment in all its flavor.
Also, he keeps track of such
interesting and otherwise unre-
corded facts as this:
Speaker Rayburn stood for
nalf lf-an-hour in the well right
next to the bill-box during the
debate on the KaStenmeier
amendment, very unusual"
Diarist Doyle notes the ebb
and flow from the galleries,
press as well as public. He
wrote yesterday: "Thiry- five
Negro men and women came
into the gallery, nicely dressed
and nicely behaved. Looked like
college students"
Logs Conversations
He sometimes keeps a log of
conversations with other mem
bers. The other day Represent
ative Bennett of Florida, an
of the bill, came by
and suggested that Representa-
tive Doyle was "a conservative
liberal" Representative Doyle,
a friend of civil rights legisla-
ton, graciously responded with
the thought that Representa-
tive Bennett was "a liberal
conservative"
Busy as he is, Representative
Doyle is always ready to lay
Evening star., 1960-03-18
Proxmire Urges Law
On U. S. Aides Ethics

Civil Aeronautics Board chair
man, and John Doerfer, re-
signed Communications Com
mission chairman.
Senator Proxmire has tried
to stop Mr.. Durfee'S appoint
.ment to the U. S. Court of
Claims because he accepted free
trips abroad from airlines under
his jurisdiction. Mr.. Durfee has
said the trips were ceremonial
events authorized under CAB
rules.
Mr.. Doerfer quit after a six
day yacht trip he took as guest
Of Television-Radio Broadcaster
George B. Storer was made
public.
A bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Harris, Democrat of
Arkansas. Senator Proxmire
said. isn't tough enough to have
affected either Mr.. .Durfee or
Mr.. Doerfer.
The trouble with the Harris
bill. he said, is that it prohibits
only unusual" hospitality.
without a prohibition
Evening star., 1960-03-18
By the Associated Press

Congress was urged today tc
make it a crime for a lobbyist
to give a legislator so much as
a martini or a cigar.
Senator Proxmire, Democrat
Of Wisconsin, said his staff has
a statute like that and the Ma
ton needs it, too.
The sagging American moral
tone urgently needs a we-mean-
business ethics law" Senator
Proxrhire said in testimony
prepared for the House Com
merce Committee. That group
is studying bills to set up ethi-
cal standards for Federal regu-
latory agencies.
What is needed, he said, is a
code outlawing acceptance OF
any favor by Federal officials,
including members of Congress,
from those doing business with
the Government.
At the least, he said, an ethi-
cal code would prohibit what he
called misconduct by two Wis
conSin men James Durfee,
Evening star., 1960-03-18

side the House. Another heavy
snow" he has written several
times during March.
And of the Cicil Rights de-
bate, he has noted disapprov-
ingly for three days running
Things were terribly harsh.
Language too hot. Too extreme.
Representative Doyle who is
II years old and a gentle soul,
regretfully writes down some
Incorporate statements that he
knows will be denatured by
members on second thought,
Evening star., 1960-03-18

aside his self-imposed writins
chore to visit with his col
leagues.
II don't make myself 9
clerk" he said.
He formed the journal-keep-
ing habit during his 80 years
as a lawyer in California. Sc
lecting a jury, he would note
the appearance and character
istics Of each member. He
would jot down an eccentricity
of the judge or remind himself
Of a point Of law.
When he came to the House,
he continued the practice, al
though he agrees it is not SO
vital there as in the court
room.
Has Own Filing System
In his IA years of service, he
has ammassed IS or 70 patches
of notes which he keeps in the
safe of his basement office,
which is piled high with papers,
pamphlets and books. Every
surface, including the couch,
is covered with the printed word
in some form. Like all compul-
Isive paper-savers. Representa- =
tive Doyle who is being subtly
pushed to the wall by the
clutter. insists he can put his
finger on any document at a
moments notice.
His diary keeping, he says,
has enabled him to know better
the attitudes, the motives, the
associations, and the philoso-
phies" of his colleagues.
From the beginning it has
been interesting. When he first
arrived, he noted at once that
two of the then lady members
Boothe Luce and Helen
Gahagan Douglas-always wore
a fifferent flower every day and
that every time Helen spoke,
Clare spoke and vice versa"
Evening star., 1960-03-18
erryCrisis
Killer Seen
Thyroid Aid

The weed killer that touched
OF last falls cranberry crisis
and rocked the berry industry
may prove to be a remedy for
an overactive thyroid gland, a
Boston doctor reported today.
DR.. E. B. Astwood. professor
Of medicine at Tufts Medical
School, said it seems "incon-
ceivable" that the compound
aminotriazole ever could lead
to the development of thyroid
cancer in rats as claimed by
some authorities.
DR.. Astwood expressed his
Evening star., 1960-03-18

against this notorious miscon-
duct any ethical code might be
regarded as a namby-pamby
fool-the-public- -in-an-election :
year waste of time"
Evening star., 1960-02-28
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Evening star., 1960-06-22
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Heavyweight championship story: Out go lingo.
Secretary Of State Herter the Eisenhower
abandoning personal diplomacy awful hard to be dip
omatc when things get so personal.
Lyndon johnson the countys president should
be with little gray his hair To be known as the
in the gray flannel hair?
American political unity in foreign affairs: Since
could not go to Moscow Tokyo practically the whole
Democratic convention at Los Angeles will Dsneyland
Double American victory at the Grounds Floyd Pat
terson foored Johansson and the StarSpangled
out-reached the Swedish national anthem by ocave
Dick Nixon to reform the tax laws What's needed
is an individual depletion allowance for the and tear
of trying to vote Republican in a year like this.
Democratic summary: StevenSons running Kennedys
running to beat the band Johnson running to beat the
bandwagon.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
DORIS FLEESON
Senator'S Activity Believed Giving Him
Little More Than He Had a Month Aoo

Senate Majority Leader
johnson has been an active
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for President for
nearly a month and in that
time has failed to develop
any significant new sources
of strength.
Unless he has some hole
cards he has not revealed
even to close friends, he will
go to Los Angeles with little
more than the $50 to 500
votes which were conceded
to him at the start. 1t would
be- a good start if only the
Kennedy bandwagon were
not rolling along so impress
Sively.
The Southwest on which
Senator Johnson built great
hopes has divided its back
ing, losing him both actual
delegates and national color
alton. He had expected that
the party conservatives and
middle-roaders of the indus
trial States would raise their
voices in his behalf but this
has not materialiZed.
Instead, the political lead
ers of these crucial areas for
VIII ON Gov. Williams of
Michigan has acted as a kind
of bellwether have more and
more openly aired their pref
erences for Senator Kennedy.
When it comes to candidates