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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-25
SWAN QUARTER PERSONALS

William I. Cochran, Swan Quar-
ter associate of the I. N. Hudson
agency of the Paul Revere Life
Insurance Co., and the Massachus-
etts Protective Association, Inc,
will be among those honored at a
banquet in Raleigh on March %.
The occasion is in recognition of
the agency's best overall perform
ance in a year-long competition
with the II other agencies in the
companies's nine-state southern
sales region. Mfr. Cochran has been
associated with the companies in
this area since 1866.
Thad Brown VISITED at Marshal
burg.
Washington visitors were Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Bundy, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Williams, H. w. Boom
er, Bruce Hodges, E. A. Williams,
Emmett Caravan, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G. Baum, Mrs. Jerome Jarvis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Tunnel, Mrs.
Jesse Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Tunnel, Pratt Williamson, Miss
Mildred Spencer and Mrs. Verda
Mason.
Mrs. Matthew Blake after treat
ment at Pungo Hospital is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Cochran, Jr.,
and son of Norfolk visited his par
ents, here.
Belhaven visitors were Mrs. Don
Harris, Mrs. D. E. Tunnel, Mrs.
John Lupton, Miss Aleph Cason,
Matthew Blake, Mrs. Thomas Ca
hoon, Albert Rice, George Cason,
Mrs. John Lupton, Mrs. Elmo Swim
dell, Mrs. Wade Swindell, Mrs.
Leonard Smith, Mrs. iona Cahoon,
Mrs. Marvin Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Harris and
children of Norfolk visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Swim
dell.
Rev. Jesse Parks of Lucama visited
the ]. E. Spencers during last
week.
Miss Aubry Smithwick of Kins-
ton visited her mother, Mrs. Bruce
Smithwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris are
visiting in Newport News.
L. D. Hunnings of Greenville
was a visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Cahoon and
boys of Norfolk visited Mrs. Abram
Cahoon and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson.
Mrs. H. B. Hart visited Mrs.
H. E. Griffin and Mrs. Corinne
Stilley in Far1nville.
Mrs. Edsel Bridgman and Sonny
of Hampton, Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Creole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hodges of
Rocky Mount visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Hodges.
Mrs. Jay Britton of Conway Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cahoon,
June, Rose, Reggie and William Ed
of Elizabeth City visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Gibbs.
Dick Fulford of New Bern Wis
tied A. C. Creole.
Miss Media Howell visited at
her home in Swansboro.
Mrs. Sam McHorney of Washing
ton visited her father, ]. NJ. Jen-
nette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tooley, Jr.,
of Plymouth visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvah O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Caravan and
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Burrus, Sr,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Payne's
week end guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Lancaster and Bobby Ann of
Vanceboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son Fowle of Travis City, Mich.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-25
Symbol Of Growing Service
80. Growing Value for You

We're observing Goth MISUNDERSTANDING with for and
better North this ahead
From modest start January 1900 when the telephone
drous novelty Carolina Telephone has than 10000
phones Ill exchanges located throughout Al Eastern North Carolina
counties
1859 record handled and dis
calls than other completed and
projects installed and phones and
ched record telephones added against SO4 the best
previous
To keep step with areas fast growth and keep bringing
better and useful working
1860 and future
AS well adding phones this lines cables equipment
and buildings exciting improvements and developments All these things
make phone valuable helping people do
things. easily and quickly by telephone
Goth Anniversary emblem that
Telephone shareephone
value cnnveni encea and reeverud day
Evening star., 1960-02-05
AT CABINET WIVES FETE
First Lad y Wears Rio Gems

wife Of the Secretary of
Labor, and Mrs. Flemming,
wife Of the Health, Education
and Welfare Secretary.
Mrs. Eisenhower quipped
with guests about their
pinned-on name cards say
ing, These faScinate me-"
Each guest had a card with
her name. and in the corner
was a symbol of the depart
ment she represented-a new
penny for the Treasury, a
four-cent stamp for the Post
Office, a book for H.E.W.,
scales for Justice, and so on.
Enjoyed Stay in Capital
Down from New York Just
for the occasion were Mrs.
Herbert Brownell, wife of the
former Attorney General,
saying: "I never had as much
fun as I did when I was
here" and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, wife of the former
Secretary of the Navy, look
ing very smart in a gray suit
highlighted with red velvet.
Miss Bertha Adkins, Un-
dersecretary of HEW, was
quipping that she had just
gotten married and / never
knew it was so easy" She
was referring to the sign at
the table where she was
hostess which by mistake
read Mrs. Adkins"
Pretty. blond Mrs. Muir
ray Snyder, wife of the As
sistant Secretary of Defense,
was there, as were Mrs. Will
ton Persons, wife Of The
Assistant to the President;
Mrs. John McCone, wife of
the Chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission, and Mrs.
Herbert Frank York, wife of
the Director of Defense Re-
search, who was sitting with
Mrs. A. Gilmore Flues, wife
Of the Assistant Secretary
of Treasury.
The only two tables that
couldn't be drawn for were
the two that honored Mrs.
Eisenhower and Mrs. Nixon.
Little Cabinet" Wives
Mrs. Herter was the hostess
at Mrs. Eisenhower's table
and the other lucky nine
were some Of the new ''little
cabinet" wives, including Mrs.
Julian B. Baird. represent
ing Treasury; Mrs. Franklin
Evening star., 1960-02-05

Air Force Strolling Strings,
adding, you know we've had
them at the White House sew
eral times"
Others there were Mrs. Earl
Warren, Mrs. George Lodge,
Mrs. William B. FRANKIE, Mrs.
Charles Finucane, young Mrs.
Robert Merriam, saying that
she had just become the
grandmother Of a baby boy
two weeks ago; Mrs. Andrew
GoodpaSter, Mrs. John Irwin
and Mrs. Allen Dulles.
Mrs. WILDER Brucker was
there, taking her own pic
lures of Mrs. Eisenhower, and
others were Mrs. Lyman Lem
nitzer, sitting with Mrs. Da-
vid Shoup, Mrs. George Rod
erick and many others.
The Burgundy room had
undergone a strange trans
formation.
Yesterday it was totally a
backdrop for Mrs. Eisenhower
-one week and one day pre-
viously it had served the same
for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
Irish Diplomat Morries

Mrs. Lillian M. Black Of
New York City announces
the marriage of her daughter
Barbara Jane to Mr.. Eamonn
L. Kennedy, son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke w. Ken
nedy of Dublin. The bride is
also the daughter of Mr.. Will
liam Black of New Rochelle.
N. Y.
The wedding took place
yesterday at st. Vincent Fer
rer Church in Manhattan.
The bride was graduated
Summa cum laude from
Mount Holyoke College, where
she was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. She received her
MA. in international affairs
from Radcliffe College, and
has served as United Nations
Evening star., 1960-02-05

| B. Lincolns Defense Depart
ment; Mrs. Malcolm Wilkey,
Justice Department, and Mrs.
Frank Barr, Post ONCE De-
partment.
Completing the list were
Mrs. Elmer F. Bennett, Of
Interior; Mrs. Elvin Peterson,
Agriculture; Mrs. John j.
Allen, jr., Commerce; Mrs.
John J. Gilhooley. Labor, and
Mrs. Robert A. ForSythe,
H.E.W.
Mrs. Rogers played hostess
to her old and close friend,
Mrs. Nixon.
Guests in this group were
Mrs. Eric H. Hager, State
Department; Mrs. Laurence
Robbins, Treasury; Mrs. Vim
cent Burke, jr., Defense; Mrs.
John M. McKibbin, Post
ONCE; Mrs. George w. Abb
bott, Interior; Mrs. Marvin
McLain, Agriculture; Mrs.
George Moore, Commerce;
Mrs. Newell Brown, Labor,
and Mrs. Edward Foss Will
son. H. z. w.
One guest who got a special
hug from Mrs. Eisenhower
was Mrs. John Foster Dulles.
She also came away from the
party with one of the pink
and red carnation center
pieces which was presented
to her by Mrs. Summerfield,
who incidently, had on one
of the prettiest lowered hats
in the room.
Kiss for Mrs. Durkin
Anotner kiss from the
Presidents wife was given
to Mrs. Martin Dirkin, widow
Of the Presidents first Secre-
tary of Labor.
Mrs. Dirkin said she now
has fourteen grandchildren,
all living in the area and, in
stead of the other way
around, says she's not asked
to baby sit enough!
Mrs. David Kendall was
there, as were Mrs. Nathan
Twining, wearing a becom-
ing Paris hat of beige and
black; Mrs. Gerard Smith in
a cherry red wool suit and
wearing a. beautiful ruby and
diamond pin; Mrs. Perkins
Mcguire and Mrs. Gordon
Gray.
Mrs. Eisenhower said she
enjoyed the program of the
Evening star., 1960-02-05

correspondent for a Pakistani
newspaper.
The brides father is foun-
der and president of the
Chock Full ONuts Corp. and
of the Parkinson's Disease
Foundation.
Mr.. Kennedy, who was
formerly attached to the en-
bassy in Washington, is coun-
selor of the Permanent Mis-
sion of Ireland to the United
Nations and is a delegate to
the General Assembly.
Mr.. Kennedy, who received
his bachelors and masters
degrees. from the National
University of Ireland in Dub
lin, is the grandson of the
late Irish Senator, Mr..
Matthew Stafford.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star Stan Writer

Mrs. Eisenhower may not
be making the South Amer
ican trip this year, but some
jewels she got there on a trip
in l946 made party conversa-
tion yesterday.
The First Lady was hon.
ored at a luncheon given
by Cabinet wives and at
tended by the distaf side of
the men who run the Gov
ernment today and many of
those of the first Eisenhower
administration.
The guest of honor topped
her jewel toned Scaasi after
noon dress with two large
clips of multi-colored semi
precious stones. With it she
wore matching earrings and
o bracelet.
The Presidents wife ex-
planned that the stones were
given to her in Rio on a trip
she made with her husband
at the time he was Army
Chief Of STAFF.
The ribbed silk faille dress
was in shades of wine, violet
and blue and Mrs. Eisen-
hower's shoes were Of the
same fabric as was her hat
by Emme. Completing her
costume were black gloves
and purse.
Draw Cards for Tables
Hostesses and special guests
were assigned to the several
round tables in the Burgundy
Room Of the Sheraton Park,
and the other places around
the tables were filled by
guests drawing cards with
table numbers on them.
Mrs. Eisenhower headed
the receiving line to greet
all the guests with a hand
shake and more often than
not a special word.
Next in line was Mrs.
Richard Nixon. Following
were the hostessing Cabinet
wives, including Mrs. Herter,
wife of the Secretary of
State; Mrs. Rogers, wife of
the Attorney General; Mrs.
Summerfield, wife of the
Postmaster General; Mrs.
Benson, wife of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture; Mrs.
Seaton. wife of the Secretary
of Interior; Mrs. Mitchell,
Evening star., 1960-02-05
Valentine
Dance Set

The New York State So
ciety will have a Valentine
tea dance on February IA at
the Roosevelt Hotel from 4::30
to 1880 pm. On hand will be
girls vieing for the honor
Of being named New York
States princess in the Cherry
Blossom Festival.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
INDEX. Of Of s.sw. .:.. s.: ss L.,'"s: 1s;",: NOV.
NOV. l3-Nov. -

DoDi0 StHiS Sno"---iOSS.s o'S0 P.W'-V
Do" Ds"sS ST:"' <: io"oo'''-Mtd ,o:SS am
Edge of Night Weekdays. $50 p.m.-s
Eternal Light Sum-, 1880 p.m.-4
EweII. Tom -Tves.. 300 P.m.-9
Eyewitness To History 1890 pm.-9
Foco the Nation Mon., lV:SV pm-S
Faiih for Todoy- Sun. 1000 ans
Famous Playhouse :00 p.m.-4
Fother Knows Best----------Tvss., 800 P.m.-9
Fight Of the Week --------S Sot. 1000 P.m-Z
f!,S'i'sH'', FsS'ssi1 Tn. 1880 p:m| sS en-
so,.. :l5pm.Z
fo.S fo%e:isf ss9~f f,o"t s"t w..fSoy: rs rs s%E
From 1h.,. Root. -w..tsa,, s:sss s%s s%.-ss
Full Circle Weekdays. 200 p.m.-s
CHI
ss,s1sf sss.S 16ssS ssdI. w.'tdfs. ssS ssS en-
sHSE Ss,. to,ys ssc zsS
Grant, Mill ------- Mon. thru Sot.. 4:3o pms
Griffith, And, MS": sS".; S:sS 5;SS s:%.ls s%:ls
croueho Show. The ----- thurs. 1000 pm
Gvestword Ho! ----------I Thurs. 7:3o PM
Guiding Light Weekdays, lZ:49 p.m.-y
Cvnsmoke e-----.-------------So Sot., 1000 p.m.-e
Horbor Commend -S Sot.. 73o pms
Horroon and Son -----------th., 6:0O p.m.-I
Have Gun. Will Travel Sat, 9:3o pm.-9
Howoon Eye -----------Wsd.. S:oo PM
Here's HOLLYWOOD -WeekdoyS, $3.50 p.m!-A
Hahwny Potrol ---.-- Tues, $50 pms
Homo Konq ----W Wed, 7:30 p.m.|
Hope Bob ---W Wed 200 p.m-4
Hour Of Creof Mysteries Tues, 1000 p.m-4
HvekIeberry Hound ------- Thurs, ZOO p.m.-5
Hunter, lob -------- Sum-, $50 p.m.-
Hvntley Chef Weekdoys, 6:45 p.m-4
l Love Lucy ------- Weekdays, Loo o.m.-9
lmpoct .-------.---M Non $50 pms
Influential Americans SUM-, 200 p.m-9
Inqo's AnuIe Weekdoys $50 o.m-4
lsianders, The -- Sun, $50 p.m.-
II Could Be You ----W Weekdays. 1880 p.m.-@
JK-L
Jewish Hour Sum-, 1000 om-4; 1880 a.m.-5
Jim Bowie - Sum- $50 pms
Mon., 500 pms
Johnny Midnight - Thurs, 1880 PM
kIondke -.--- Mon., 300 p.m.-4
The Adak sun., 1960-06-20
STAR QjNU0;KY


orbit At his a' 1a0orator1es ~ Braun SAID
he TO
will welcome nives announcement
American flag being raised Two o S on'
Curtis plays
alter reporting In at
George B. ght CHAMP n
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Of
caniff at the
w
i4nT nd Curtain
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
Health Scholarship
DeadIine Anril /

Richland County students who
hope to win a National FONDA
ton Health Scholarship must file
applications by April l., it was
announced here by Wayne Cum
ming, chairman of the Richland
County Chapter.
The more than 500 scholarships
made possible by the New March
OF Dimes, will be awarded in the
fields of nursing, physical therapy,
Occupational therapy, medical
social work and medicine. Each
scholarship is worth $500 a year.
or a total of $4,000 for four years
of college training. Awards will
be made on the basis of academic
record, professional promise, per-
sOnal qualifications and financial
need. Winners may attend any
accredited school in the United
States.
High school students who will
enter college this fall are eligible
for scholarships in nursing, phySi-
cal herapy and occupational
fherapy. College sophomoreS may
apply for scholarships in medical
social work. All college under
graduates who have been accepted
for admission to an approved
school of medicine in 1860 are
eligible for scholarships in med
Rcine in 1860 are eligible for
scholarships in medicine.
Applications for Health Scholar
ships, the chairman said, have
been received by all high schools
in the county. They may also be
obtained from the local chapter of
The National Foundation. Win
ners Of these awards will be
selected early this summer by a
state committee of leading pro-
feSsionals in the health fields.
In 1859, the first year of the
Health Scholarship program, The
National Foundation awarded 400
scholarships. These students are
now studying in colleges and
universities across the country
The purpose of this scholarship
program is to help train some OF
the thousands of health profession
ads desperately needed in hospi-
tails, clinics and research labora-
tories in every city and community
throughout the nation.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
Merchants Offer
Gold Bond Stamps

An unusual way of contributing
TO the community is being offered
to residents of this area, Bob
Averett, Manager of the Safeway
Store in Sidney, announced today.
Persons who shop at Safeway
and other Gold Bond merchants
may use their Gold Bond Stamps
to get free gifts for themselves and
In addition share the stamps with
their organizations in order to get
needed equipment, Bob said.
"By doing So" he said, "they
participate in the Group Project
Plan of Gold Bond Company, a
part Of the firms far ranging pub
tic service plan"
Group Project is a program
which has been designed to make
II easier for organizations to get
merchandise they need without
money-raising projects.
"Under this plan members OF
ORGANIZATIONS turn in their COM
pleted Savers Books for free gifts
for themselves" Bob explained.
seThen they ask that the covers
of the books be validated for a
Group Project. Thus they get two
gifts-the Gift merchandise OF their
choice and the chance OF giving
credit to their groups through the
validated book covers"
These validated book covers are
turned in for free points by the
organizations authorized by the
cold Bond Group Project Depart
Non-profit organizations of any
size are eligible to take part IN
Group Project merely by advlslng
Gold Bond of the equipment tna'
is desired. That equipment is as
signed a point value according e
itS price. and this information i
cent to the groups with a Reques
FOR Authorization form. Upon re-
t1,rn of the form, the group car
Start earning free points for tn
item.
Group Project was started earl.
in 1eH4. Currently some 24l,65'
women are taking part IN the pro
cram. There are more tnan l'ol
active groups. w.
Groups throughout the Unite'
states have received equipmen
like oxygen tents, wheel chairs
hraille books, school equlpmen
choir robes and band uniforms.
a representative of the Grou
project Department of Gold Bon
viii personally introduce the pla
60 leaders Of church, scnool, socls
" civic groups here at a later oaS
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
JOHNNY MILLER'S FAMILY
HOME FROM GERMANY

Mrs. Johnnie Miller and little
son Craig arrived home by plane
Sunday from Goeppingeson, Ger
many, where they have made their
home the past two years while
her husband was stationed there
with the army. Johnnie is get
ting his discharge and expects to
be home by March 10. Mrs.
Miller will visit her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knells, and at the
home of her husbands parents,
the Jake MillerS, until his return.
AIRS. Miller and little son made
the trip to Billings by plane and
were met there by her mother and
her husbands parents.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
JAYCEENS TO SPONSOR
LUNCH AND FOOD SALES

The Sidney Jayceens met Mon
day evening, February Is at the
Moose Hall. Guests of the group
weIe Mrs. Bob Averett and Mrs.
Bob Miller.
Plans were made for a "Goodie
Sale and a pie and coffee sale
10 be held at the Valley Hardware
on Saturday, February 81 begin
ming at II o'clock noon.
An evening of cards was enjoy
ed after the meeting with white
elephants as prizes. Harriet Norr
and Barbara Johnson were host
eSses for the evening.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Whiteside TeIephoned,
Paid Mack, Jury Told

Judge Holtzoff overruled this
objection. During the read
/ ing, Mack'S former assistant,
Mrs. Frances Kreeger. sat on
the witness stand. Mrs. Kree-
ger now is secretary to Jerome
Kuykendall. chairman of the
Federal Power Commission.
Mr.. Barnes also produced a
package of Cancelled checks
which he said were made out
to Mack and totaled $3.50.
He said the checks came,
from Whiteside, the Stembler-
Sheldon Insurance Agency and
another company called Andar
in Miami.
Mr.. Barnes said the checks
we're drawn and the telephone
calls were made to Mack in
l955-57. The Government has
charged that during that Pc
riod Mack and Whiteside con-
spired to rig a television permit
on Miami Channel 10 to Pub
lie Service Television, Inc. a
subsidiary of National Airlines.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Redstone Missile
Fired 200 Miles

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Oct. 6 (AP) The Army has
lofted a Redstone missile on a
successful 200-mile flight down
the Atlantic range.
Project officials reported the
61-foot rocket performed per-
fectly on the short trip. which
is similar to that which one of
Americas astronauts may take
early in 1861. g..
A modified Redstone stands
on a pad only a few hundred
feet from the launching area
used last night. Within a few
weeks it will attempt to carry
AN unnamed Project Mercury
man-in-space capsule 125 miles
high and 200 miles down range.
Earlier yesterday, a Polaris
submarine missile was fired
from a land pad on a success
full 1.200-mile test flight.
Evening star., 1960-10-06

saw me we didn't have no
choice. so we took her, too"
The Chillingworths were
placed in a motorboat and taken
three or four miles out into the
Atlantic Ocean. Both were
weighted down In heavy chains.
Tells OF Drownings
II said ladies FIRST and
pushed her in," Holzapfel said.
"She went down with a few
bubbles.
Then we showed the judge
In. but he was such a good
swimmer that even with the
chains he was able to float"
The killers then hit the Judge
on the head with a hammer
and he went under.
Sheriff Kirk said officials had
been holding of in filing mvr-
der chcarges in the hope of
getting formal written confess
sions. He said the tapes may
now be worthless as evidence.
Holzapfel. notorious ex-
convict, was trapped into giving
the account of the killings fol-
lowing Is monthc of under
cover work by the Florida
Sheriffs Bureau and Palm
Beach man who had a grudge
against Judge Chillingworth to
do the killing for $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
MussoIini's Girl Friend
Commits Suicide at SO

= GENEVA, Oct. 6 (AP).-
Magda de Fontanges, time
French girl friend of former
Italian Dictator Benito Mus
solini. has committed suicide.
She was so.
Police sources said Miss de
Fontanges was found dead
from an overdose of sleeping
pills last Saturday in her
apartment in Geneva. where
she had been living for several
years,
Her friendship with Musso-
lini came to light in 1887 when
she shot and wounded Count
de Chambrun, then French
Ambassador to Italy. in a Paris
railroad station.
She accused the count of
having her expelled from Italy
to break up her friendship
with. II Duce, whom she had
met the year before while
doing journalistic work.
Her real name was Madeline
la Eerriere, but she lived and
wrote under the pen name Of
Magda de Fontanges,>
After the shooting police,
seized her love diary that told
of her relationship with my
Beriito." A French court gave
hers q suspended sentence and
she tried to get into the United
States as an entertainer. She
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Sugar Purchase
From Dominicons
Defended by U. S.
BY the Associateo Press


The United States yesterday
defended its action in purchas-
ing sugar from the Dominican
Republic soon after agreeing
with Latin American foreign
ministers to take economic
measures against Dictator
Rafael Trujillo.
The State Department re-
leased the text of a note re-
plying te-4a protest from Ven-
ezuela, which had expressed
concern over the United States
Governments authorization of
the purchase of $4,000 tons of
sugar from the Dominican Re-
public.
The United States note said
the concern of the Venezuelan
government comes from a mis-
understanding of the nature Of
the action taken"
Further, the note said the
United States had deprived the
Dominican Republic of special
price benefits which would
amount to an estimated $13
million for the remainder of
this year.
%The Government of the
United States is of the opinion
that its action with regard to
price is not only consistent with
the letter and the spirit of the
decision taken at the sixth
meeting of foreign ministers,
but that in addition it's action
goes beyond that of any other
American state, with the pos
sible exception of Venezuela, in
the, magnitude of economic
measures which are being ap-
Piled" the note said.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Z By the Associated Press

Jurors were told today that
Miami Attorney Thurman A.
Whiteside telephoned Richard
A. Mack 80 times and gave him
money while National Airlines
was competing for a Miami
teleFision permit,
A record of the telephone
calls was read by United States
Attorney Edward Barnes at
Whiteside's trial on conspiracy
charges. The document was
prepared by Mack's conf
dental assistant while Mack
was a member of the Federal
communications Commission
in 1868.
Whiteside's lawyer, Arthur
]. Hilland, protested to Federal
Judge Alexander Holtzoff that
the List of telephone calls
should not be read to the jury,
saying it was irrelevant.