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Evening star., 1960-09-22
TV Debates
Panel Hit by
Candidates

NEW YORK, Sept. % (AP).-
The major networks and cam
paign officials are in a dispute
over W h e t her neswpapermen
and magazine correspondents
should be on the panels for all
four of the Nixon-Kennedy TV-
radio debates or only two of
them.
Revelation OF the dispute over
the Forthcoming great debate"
between presidential candidates
Richard M. Nixon and John F,
Kennedy came last night.
Senator Kennedy's press sec
retary, Pierre Salinger, said he
had protested to the networks
because only network reporters
would question Senator Ken
nedy and Mr.. Nixon on the
first and last of the DEBATES.
Mr.. Salinger said he had been
authorized to speak for Mr..
Nixon's news secretary. Herbert
G. Klein, on the issue.
Network officials charged that
Mr.. Saliiger'S telegram of pro-
test was misleading. They said
Mr.. Salinger was attempting to
alter the rules at the last
minute.
The network officials gave a
choice: Cd The debates will be
held as presently planned; or
~ the networks will insist on
the kind of debate they 0rigi-
nally wanted. The original idea
was a direct debate between the
two candidates with a moder-
ator the only other partici-
pant"
The networks said:
1T is the opinion of the net
works that the composition OF
the panels participating in he
four programs does not fall
within the jurisdiction or pur-
view of the candidates Or Their
representatives"
Mr.. Salinger's protest was
made to the National Broad
casting Co., the Americ a r
Broadcasting Co., the Colum-
bia Broadcasting System ano
the Mutual Broadcast!ng Sys-
tenn.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
KENNEDY NAMES
AIRPLANE AFTER
DAUGHTER. z

WITH KENNEDY, IN
TENNESSEE tAP) Sen
ator Kennedy's private
plane has a name now
Caroline, after his 2-year-
old daughter.
The plane. a two-engine
Convair owned by the fam
lily of the Democratic pre-
sidential nominee, sported
the name on its nose for
the first time yesterday as
Senator Kennedy started
a 19-day campaign tour Of
IA States.
The plane heretofore has
been known informally as
simply "the mother ship"
the No. aircraft of the
Kennedy aerial encourage.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
MasOnsB Bar
Political Role

BOSTON. Sept. % (AP).-A
Masonic leader has cautioned
a half-million members of his
jurisdiction that politics and
religion must not be discussed
in lodge rooms.
George E. Bushnell, sovereign
gran dcommander of Scottish
Rite Freemasonry for the
Northern Masonic Jurisdiction,
banned all political material
Evening star., 1960-09-22

from Scottish Rite publications.
He also banned use of the fra
ternity'S mailing lists for
articles of a controversial
nature which directly relate
to religion" ..-
The edict entitled Religion
and Politics" was included in
Mr.. Bushnell's annual message
delivered at the 148th annual
session Of the Supreme Council
of Scottish Rite which opened
yesterday.
Mr.. Bushnell said his re-
statement of Northern Juris-
Evening star., 1960-09-22

diction Scottish Rite law was
prompted by the flood Of hate"
literature and letters received
by his Detroit and Boston
Offices in recent weeks.
Mr.. Bushnell is a retired
Michigan Supreme Court JUS
tice and a native Virginian.
Included in the 15-State
Northern Jurisdiction are New
England, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1960-09-22

which we would have nothing
to do with whatsoever" DR.. Gill
said. I'VE had not invited him
to our Office, and we ushered
him. out as quickly as possible" "
Citizens for Religious Free
dom holds that Senator Ken
nedy's religion is a valid cam
paign issue which should be
discussed openly rather than
disregarded. 1t has denounced
anti Catholic bigotry.
Mr.. Parker, of 1868 Columbia
road NV, said his mailing list
is made up mainly of the com
municantS" of his church.
whom he said number about
200, 900. He said he was Or
dained a minister in 1943 in
the Masonic Temple in Chi
cago and prior to l948 preached
lat a Puritan church in La
Grange, III.
II am not anti-Catholic,
am pro-American," he declared
The message is repeated in his
literature, which is mailed un-
der a postage paid permit
from Arlington.
Indicted in Chicago
Mr.. Parker was indicted fol-
mail fraud in Chicago in 194S
after postal inspectors halted
a mail-in puzzle promotion
which had raised $230,000 fol
his church. He came here after
the trial had been postponed
several times and in 1858 he
was sustained by the District
Court in his effort to avoic
extradition to Chicago. b.
The $230,000 was intended
for a church, which has never
been built. Mr.. Parker sale
taxes and litigation expenses
ate up the entire sum.
A tract Of land owned by thu
Puritan Church at Tilden stree
and Broad Branch road NV.
was seized by the Government
lin 1854 on a tax claim result
ing from the puzzle promotion
Envelope for Donations
| The literature being mailed
out by Mr.. Parker includes al
envelope in which the ad'
dressee may mail q contribu
ton to the Puritan Church
Donations are tax-deductible
the invitation advises.
The contribution envelop'
contains space for the ad
dresses to write in the name
of others they would like tt
have receive the anti-Catholi
literature. They may also orde,
additional copies themselves a
the rate Of 40 packets for eacl
$40 donated.
1 Mr.. Parker said contribution
are beginning to come in, bu
declined to say how mucl
money had been raised in thiI
way.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
u. S. Called PowerIess
To Bar PorkerL Literature
BY ROBERT E. CLARK
star stan Writer %.

Office Department said today poweress to halt
the mailing Catholic literature such that being sent
thousands throughout the country by the Rev
Harrison Parker of Washington.
The 83year-old Parker who lists himself the chancellor
of the Puritan Church America been named by the
Evening star., 1960-09-22

11dITlSOG Z dlkCI VI w dSlllllS WI
The S3-year-old Parker, WI
Of the Puritan Church of Am
Democratic National Committee
as one of the four leading anti
Catholic agitators in the United
States.
Mr.. Parker, who has had no
church nor congregation since
he came here IL years ago. said
in an interview that he has
mailed out about 100000 pack
cts of literature attacking the
presidential candidacy Of SEN
ator Kennedy.
Cost of the operation thus far
has been approximately $25, 900,
he said. He refused to identify
other members of his church
whom he said had helped with
the mailing operation and con-
tributed to the cost.
Leaflet Samples
rum, Romanism and riot
hooligans are now prepared and
ready to close all churches of
the Protestant and all syna-
gogues of the jew in the u. s. A.
as they have in Spain and other
Catholic ruled nations" reads
one of the leaflets signed by
Mr.. Parker.
Another, aimed at Senator
Kennedy'S father, says:
Civil War is possible in the
U. S. A. because the Un-Amer-
ican Catholic Party is being
formed with Joe Kennedy, the
Roman Catholic Millionaire
Whiskey Merchant. as Boss. "
Can't Legally Stop 1t
Leo G. Knoll, deputy general
counsel Of the Post Office De-
partment, said there Is nothing
than can be done legally to
stop Mr.. Parker or others who
send out hate literature" in
other parts of the country.
Material which incites to
arson, murder or assassination
is unmailable under Federal
law. But the anti-Catholic lit
erature stops short of any legal
offenSe say postal authorities
who have been watching the
situation closely.
"There is no law which states
we can declare unmailable, any
article or publication which at
tacks a religious group as q
whole" Mr.. Knoll explained.
He stressed that the Post
Office deploreS the use of the
mails to spread religious antag-
onisms. But the First Amend
ment's guarantee of freedom Of
press and religion make it ex-
tremely difficult to frame a law
barring hate literature from
the mails, he pointed out.
Post Office and Justice De-
partment officials conferred or
the problem earlier this yeal
when anti-Catholic mailings
began to increase sharply, but
they were unable to come UP
with any solutions. New legis-
lation may be proposed to Con-
greSs eventually, bat. no one
has yet, figured out how it can
beworded to pass constitutional
tests. ...
Sought Tie-up
Mr.. Parker, it was learned
made an effort this week to
ally his anti-Cathohc cam-
paign with the Citizens fol
Religious Freedom, sponsors Of
the controversial meeting here
earlier this month which was
attended by DR.. Norman VIM
cent Peale and some $50 other
Protestant leaders. DR.. Peale
has since withdrawn from the
group.
Mr.. Parker called at the Ra-
leigh Hotel headquarters ot
Citizens for Religious Freedom
and talked with its executive
director. DR.. Donald Gill. DR.
Gill said later that his group
had mo connection whatso.
ever" with Rev. Parker anc
wanted none.
HE was trying to get us II
follow some of the ideas HI
has put out in his material
Evening star., 1960-09-22

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. Gan~r~T A~..
Thursdoy Sept. H. 1860 0SIlSEOI NEWS
Evening star., 1960-12-04

UOO would nave tnougnt
" they we're testing for
Scarlet O'Hara,"
Elaine Stritch grinned as she re-
called the hectic search for her TV
Sister Eileen"
And we found Shirley (Bonne)
right here in Hollywood. She'd
never acted before-only some
modelling and a few commercials.
She's very true, very astute and
like a child, almost"
What's more. they look like they
really could be sisters. Elaine
calls it a family resemblance"
Pretty Shirley's acting naivete is
actually a series plus, Elaine feels.
Detroit's gift to Broadway and
TV had to "unlearn" few things
while making her first TV series.
The brief shooting time is the most
disturbing.
You have to fight it or you roll
with it. You have to figure out
how to do the same good work,
only faster"
At this moment, Elaine and Shir-
ley have finished the first batch Of
shows for the Wednesday night
CHS series and are enjoying
"breather."
How's it going? The come
dienne's face clouded for an in
slant. She leveled:
"Our only problem is time. A
situation comedy series needs it
in order to build; the public has
to get used to it just as we, the
players. have to get used to each
other"
She laughed. You know, Eileen's
sister has a wonderful laugh.
SISTER AcT-ShirIey Bonnie
ond Eloine SfriSch
Evening star., 1960-12-04
SISTER
SIZES UP EILEEN
BY BERNIE HARRISON

OU would have thought
they were testing for
S carl lett O'Hara,"
Evening star., 1960-04-06

district. The devices will be
required unless excluded by
the county or district.
Unless exempted, used cars
which change ownership would
have to have the devices within
one year, used commercial We
hicleS within two years, and al
used cars within three.
How much will the devices
cost?
Nobody can say for sure
Estimates range from $50 to
5000. Best guess: $100 to $50
The bill appropriates $780,
600 to a State beard within
the Department of Public
Health. The board will con-
tract with private laboratories
to test the Suppressors.
Auto makers are working on
various anti-smog devices but
have not unveiled them. The
general approach is believed to
be the use of after-burners
for exhauSts.
Evening star., 1960-04-06

expect another serious South
ern filibuster against passage.
Final Round of OratOry
They expect a number of the
men from Dixie to take part
in a final round of oratory to
let their constituents know that
they still don't like the bill,
even though it has been rem
dered less Objectionable than
when the fight started.
After speaking for 7 hours
and 40 minutes last night,
Senator Ellender agreed to fin
iSh his speech today. He has
offered an amendment to strike
out the section providing for
voting referees.
But Democratic Leader john
son of Texas and Republican
Leader Dirksen of Illinois have
demonstrated repeatedly since
Monday that they have a
majority to defeat any addi-
tional changes in the bill,
whether from the Southern op-
position or the Northern
liberals who want a stronger
bill.
Evening star., 1960-04-06

The roll call gave further
proof that the Senate is de-
termined to make no further
changes in the bill.
Turn to Other Bills
With the bill expected to pass
this week, Senator's began sur
veylng the stack of other major
bills awaiting their attention
in committees.
Since the civil rights battle
started nearly two months ago,
little or no committee work has
been possible on such major
topics as revision of the wage
and-hour law and farm bill
Other important issues, such
as social security revision
and extension of expiring tax
rates. have not been delayed
because they must originate in
the House. Once the roll is
called on passage of civil rights
Senate committees will get busy
on these other major topics.
Although Senator Ellender
Democrat of Louisiana, tied the
Senate up until midnight with
the first marathon speech
against the civil rights bill in
several weeks, leaders do not
Evening star., 1960-04-06
California Act Orders
Anti-Smog Car Devices

SACRAMENTO, Calf, April
6 (AP).-California, with well
over 7 million vehicles. is going
to require anti-smog devices on
cars throughout the State.
The Legislature made that
certain last night in taking the
biggest single step yet against
the eye-Smarting pail of air
pollution.
The heavily rural Senate,
faced with a reapportionment
drive in Smog-irritated South
ern California. passed the bill
by a vote of 34-3. A few hours
later the big city Assembly con-
Cured in Senate amendments,
57-l0.
Legislators were told Smog
has done considerable damage
to crops in rural areas normally
considered smog-free. This
helped swing rural votes behind
the bill.
The bill now goes to Gov.
Edmund Brown for his sigma
ture. He supported it vigor-
ously.
In Los Angeles, the director
of the county air pollution dis
trict declared the bill means
Southern California will be rid
of smog within i've or six wears.
There is no question" said
Smith Griswold.
Who will have to install Smog
suppreSsors?
Every new car sold in the
State within a year after two
or more devices are certified
by a State board.
/ How about used cars and
commercial vehicles?
That will be UP to each
county or air pollution control
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Fuel Tonks From Jet
Narrowly Miss House

MARSHALL, Okla, April 6
(AP).-Two fuel tanks from a
jet aircraft plunged into this
North Central Oklahoma town
today.
One of the containers mar
rowly missed a home and
smashed into a hen house, a
witness said. The other landed
in a vacant lot. Tinker Air
Force Base at Oklahoma City
reported the craft was not from
that base.
Evening star., 1960-04-06

Flemming after the Senate Ap-
propriations Committee had
cleared the SS.3 million.
In an unusual action, Rep
reSentative Landlord, Demo-
crat of Maryland. asked his own
House conferees to increase the
school fund to $l4 million. He
noted that this would increase
by about Is per cent the
amount of Federal aid each dis
trict receives.
Districts in Maryland and
Virginia counties surrounding
Washington get So million to
SO million for operating ex-
penses and construction.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Impact School Aid
Set at STA Million

Senate-House conferees last
night agreed to recommend
freeing sl4 million in Federal
assistance to schools over
crowded with children of Fed
eral employees.
The money, added to a catch
all budget. would prevent def
cits in the program of aid to
Federally impacted school dis
trictS.
The House had allowed s8.3
million in addition to requests
in the original budget of the
Health, Education and Welfare
Department. The Senate re-
ceived a tardy bid for S22.3 mil
lion from HEW Secretary
Evening star., 1960-04-06

designed to strengthen democ-
racy in Burma. Mr.. NJ. sworn
in last night, was making his
first policy speech in Parlia-
ment.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Senate Rejects Limit
On Vote Referee Plan
By ]. A. OTeary
Star Stan Writer

The Senate today swamped Southern attempt to limit
the voting referee plan to congressional elections.
The vote 70 to Is to table the proposal of Senator
Erwin Democrat of North Carolina which would prevented
courtapponted referees making individuals eligible
vote in State presidential elections.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
U Nu Gives PLEDGE

RANGOON. Burma. April 6
(AP).-Prime Minister U Nu
yesterday pledged his new gov
ernment to carry out reforms
Evening star., 1960-04-06
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Evening star., 1960-12-04
Crash Near Richmond
FotoI to Area Youth
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. C., December 4, 1860

A 16-year-old Silver Spring
youth was killed and a Takoma
Park companion was injured
yesterday when the car in
which they were riding ran OF
the road at .. curve and
crashed into a pole near Rich
mond. Va.
Dead was Noel Rush Teter,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
L. Teter Of I'll Gist avenue. His
companion. Robert p. Gar
brick, 16, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Garbrick Of 00l7 Glen
side drive, Takoma Park, suf-
fered head and leg injuries.
Police in Henrico County,
Va. said the car was travelling
at. high speed when 1t. rammed
the pole and overturned on
Route $50. west Of Richmond.
The dead youth was in the
junior class at Blair High
School, Silver Spring, and was
q member Of the Silver Spring
Boys Club.
In addition to his parents,
he leaves three brothers, An
drew. Evan and Albert; q sis
ter. Anne. and his grandfather
Dr.. Garrett G. Rush Of Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
.GuyMoon Gets
Sweet Briur Post

SWEET BRIAR. Va, Dec. 3
(AP).-L. Guy Moon, director
Of development at Cedar Crest
College, Allentown, Pa, today
was named to the same post at
Sweet Briar College.
The announcement was made
by Sweet Briar President Anne
Gary Pannell.
Mr.. Moon Is a Rutgers grad
uate and has had lS years serv-
ice in the Navy. He now holds
the rank of commander In the
Naval Reserve.
He served as press ofiicer for
the 4th Naval District in Phila-
delphia and later was with the
Ford Motor Co. In Dallas, Tex
Mr.. Moon succeeds John H,
Detmold. who resigned to be-
come vice president in charge
Of development at Mills College
Oakland. Calf.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
RUNYON DUE TO DIRECT
PARK PROTECTION SQUAD

The Arlington County Board yesterday skepticaly
approved tentative plan to establish special squad
for protection of parks and public property headed by
Sergt Russell Runyon.
County Manager A. T. Lundberg told the board he
intends to transfer Sergt Runyon from his night beat
at county property yard to rowing patrol Of parks
Attorney Oren Lewis. jr. denounced Mr.. Lundberg's
plan as q bureaucratic smokescreen"
Sergt. Runyon ordered to walk night beat
when he returned to duty last August after two years
of disability retirement during which he demanded that
Mr. Lundberg be fired.
"I look with jaundiced view on the handling of
the Runyon case" Board Member Leo Urbanske said.
Ralph Kaul called the report outlining initial plans
for the squad inadequate and devoid Of substance"
Evening star., 1960-12-04
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
PTA Told
Stute Needs
NewCoIIeges

RICHMOND, Dec. 3 (AP).-
Virginia will need four more
community colleges by 1870 to
make room for the coming
avalanche Of college students.
State Parent Teacher Associa-
ton leaders were told today.
The total college enrolment
in Virginia, as well as that of
State supported institutions,
may well double in the next 10
years, said DR.. William H. Nc
Farlane, director Of the State
Council Of Higher Education.
In round figures. he said.
about 10000 youngsters. aged
18 to 81. will be trying to enter
Virginia colleges. and about
$4,000 of them will be applying
for State-supported schools.
DR.. McFarlane was one oi
several speakers at a State
wide PTA legislative workshop
where legislative chairmen oi
PTA districts and local fedora
tions reviewed the proposed
1861 legislation program Of the
Virginia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers.
New features In the proposed
PTA platform include STATE
support for elementary and
secondary summer schools. ade.
duate driver education, more
two-year community colleges
establishment Of a state com.
mission on children and youth
and more school guidance
service.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
By JACK KELSO
Star stan Writer

Fairfax County might try to
strengthen its anti-annexation
case against Falls Church by
helping in Albemarle County's
fight against Charlottesville.
Frederick A. Babson, jr.,
Fairfax County's annexation
defense co-ordinator, has rec
commended that the board of
county supervisors take this
step.
Mr.. Babson said he expects
the supervisors to make some
decision on the legal move by
Wednesday.
Mr.. Babson noted that Char
lottesville had been awarded
four square miles Of Alebmarle
County by an annexation court.
Court Position
During the hearing, Mr.. Bab-
son said, the court refused to
consider. anti-annexation petit
tions gathered outside the Inn
= mediate annexation area.
The Virginia Supreme Court
OF Appeals has agreed to hear
a plea by a group Of private
citizens and businessmen that
all the Albemarle County pc
titions should have been heard
by the court. Mr.. Babson said.
Fairfax would enter as an in
tervenor.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Kuufmon to Lead
Fund Drive Here

Joel s. kaufman. a leader in
the Jewish community here,
has been named as one Of the
national vice chairmen of the
Embarrassing campaign for
American Reform Judaism.
Mr.. Kaufman, vino lives at
702 H street NV, will be re-
sponsible for the District epro-
gress Of the Nationwide cam
paign to raise more than "a
million to support the Union
Of American Hebrew Congre-
cations and the Hebrew Union
College-Jewish groups which
serve as the chief national in
stitutions Of Reform Judaism.
Campaign proceeds will be
used. among other things, I'd
finance religious instruction
progra ms, operate summer
camps and take care of the
worship and administrative
needs Of affiliated congrega-
tions.