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St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

One day this week we the waiting Of
have the second largest general practice in
in Minnesota
appointment should have by phone
would not be too many ahead OF u.s.
phones and appointments for few
business day and thought doctors waiting room
ideal to play trant-with legitimate excuse
Every get from the reality OF
responsibilities and while away some time watching
looking into the faces of crowds OF shoppers and
amlessly doing nothing productive important
Waiting office real relief Our illness which
found by the physician examination to be mostly
bother had opportunity while waiting to
10 chatting with old friends and readers
If democracy at work you'll tlnd IN e "aluhg
and Junior People of all ages
shapes prosperity visa
throng daily awaiting the medical
practitioners. All treated just the
others for checups and there are
ailments doctors office
People wait patiently read some c some ooze ana we look
concentrate novel from Africa
they called to
watched their expressions when they
Almost without exception
that satisfied feeling much better look on their
countenances
patient attributed the large practice
doctors question his opinion that people had great
firm because he seemed to live med
matter how patients waiting
i'll the outer office Dr. W. d. Brown Sr never gave the patient the
slightest except wait the in
had all of those people
waiting out here for me would
that had hurry wait them This fellow patient
things about Dr. Brown add
great people their suffering
patient load of that of the
DR. Brown who apparently building practice which may In
years They work together
we-the cOmpmenng the Ohera circumstance that
many fathers hope a
who doctor be said to be
Monday and
Tuesday able satisfactory job
theory periodically get from
merit imagine would search out physicians
waiting for such physical and mental vacaoCe Newman
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

Do Minnesota, Mississippi Governors See Eye 70 Ever

Do minnesota Mississippi Governors See Eye 70 Eye?
Editor About the only people who about the results
Andsens surrounding
nesas jailed freedom riders the Mississippi authorities
responsible for this outrageous oense against decncy
And why
Mrs Wright Brooks emmsa reports
that the Mnnesoans
only being seeking wrong
countern cells in the state penntary without opportunity
exercise without reading without
outside world without opportunity
that according to information that contradc fit
to eat.
it, part of the rationale behind the unsympahe-
reports Of Mrs Brooks colleague
eral John Mississippi
But while this the
bit beside
not felon but patriotic awabng Americans demonstrating
lawess Of police interfere with fundamental cons
tonal rights
Perhaps
be expected that his eaes
they would answer Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett is exhibiting
with considerable denoncng
the freedom riders engaging activities that strike
fundamentals in American Life
protested after this public that
of the freedom riders fol
But the chances uucEy
Governor Andersen On public
declaring that cannot condone the deliberate breaking
the United
authorities to enon them ang riders ground
that there has no wv
Andersen
merely stating principle
reference the which the riders jail
Governor has
fog of confusion Perhaps blow hard the
purpose Mississippi
the freedom
justice deeply inability
prisoners parents
disturbed Mississippi
that nothing with
young
would be exceedingly advised young
out of there just fast canFred Gram St Paul Minn
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

Puterbaugh superntend
police did the thing he could
the 1t Mayor Arthur Naftan off
added Puebaugh the unemployed
This probably minority but questions whether
traffic violations would
his administration Of the police We think
would have made good police chief in spite of his record
say a should important
public job Puebaugh
thought twice before accepting the nomination Those who
his appointment should recognized that
actions which trivial the life private citizen
blown proportion when seeks public office either
the hands Of the electorate or by appointment
Puterbaugh appointment zzle gives Art Naftain
public relations start in the mayors chair and in the
Independent majority the council added ammunition with
him. However his appointment
pementing his ideas
for improvement Minneapolis believe he has chance
this unfortunate early start
mayor actually increase his
the city Mayors
chair.
While the subject of people paying for former we'd
with the disposition holding the early
individuals against them This makes
reading this who hasn't
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
Views On Billy eruhum's "puekinq .em In"

Editor When read about Billy Graham pain at the
State Fairgrounds think tent Snowman T.
3arnum and his statement
this particular Elmer antr
The movie was poor imitation of the book fncdently
In his famboyant osentatiousness Graham
Christs admonion Beware of pactcnp vor v
before order to be then YOU will have no
reward from your Father who heaven"
Matthew 90 And when
critics. for they love stand and and
street corners that they Truly to vol
they have their reward But when your and
shut the door is in and
Father who sees in secret will reward
I0rgersOn' 1877 Sixth St. Sc, Minneapolis July 1861.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

formation of this sort on the high
ly dubious grounds that it would
confuse us, when the government
is taking a hard-line vis-a-vis the
Soviet Union.
The Berlin crisis is steaming
up. Washington officialdom does
not want us to think of Khrush-
chev as a moderate" Communist
and Mao as a wild" Communist.
We are simply to think Of them
as monolithic Communists period.
Consequently the press is not
being spoon-fed information about
what is going on in the Commun-
ist camp. The correspondents are
hardly being told anything that
could accurately be classified as
Informative; this is not altogether
for lack of information.
There is an official line: that our
foreign policy cannot be based on
the assumption that China and
Russia will soon be at each other s
throat. Another way it is put to
foreign affairs writers: Don't raise
false hopes.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
Human Relations In IS Words


sential for good human relations
Five most important I am proud Of VOL
-Four most important words-What is your opinion9
Three most important words-If you please
Two most important words-Thank YOU
Least important wordLFrOm II45 HONEYWELL News
"A snuff manufacturer goes around putting his
business in other peoples Cas Town and Count,
Pennsburg ~ N''
Lawrenceburg still trying its precaro,s identify aa
typical American city Every buy something
made In Japa-Chare Crawford Lawrenceburg CTenn)
Democrat Union. 30 >-'
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
They Arc Cute, But blocking The Sidewalk Is Not:

something which if caught might
the position Jack Puterbaugh finds himself
public which that
those who caught?
dangerous practice which the American public
guilty when it holds perpetuay against individual small
society
then lives a respectable, responsible life.
spending millions rehabilitation
Gripping
ndscreon mistakes will always outweigh the life
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

Editor going almost Vehemenly disagree with
editorial riders
Andersen Barnett Mississippi
the defense Andersen stated that the letter
badly and that practive politicians
take single paragraph context and angling
produce different effect than its writer intended" So true!
possession a copy Andersens
letter Governor Barnett taken
put
Mrs Wright Brooks and Mr. John Casey have returned to
Minnesota. They tell they treated with the
courtesy and that they had full opportunity visit the Jackson
jail and prison Parchment and to the Mnnsotans who
They informing
indicate that mtreaed that there
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
By ROBERT q. SpTVAcK

Washngton.-DISCORD ON THE PARTY LINE-How
deep the rift between the Soviet Union and Red Chna The
that rckes back here indicates that quite deep
and likely to grow deeper
But you would know that from the public pronounce
of officials Right there be under
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

NATURE OF THE CONFLICT.
If we were discussing ordinary
men, with normal behavior pat
terms, it would not be too hard to
visualize the origins Of the diff
culties between Peling and Mos
cow. But the Communists delight
in fuzzing things up with layers
and layers Of theological argument.
So instead Of saying that here
is a clash of two strong wills,
Khrushchev's and Maos, or two
proud, vast and populous nations
trying to establish their identity,
we encounter all the usual Com
munist gobbledeygook about doc
trinal deviations
This double-talk and double
think is hard for most people,
lacking adequate background, cas-
lily to understand. But there is a
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

historical record to which we can
turn. The editors of THE China
Quarterly, published in London,
have just compiled it. 1t is docu-
mented and authoritative.
Leaving aside the feelings or
normal human beings, such as
jealousy, pride, and ambition, they
date the opening of the conflict
to that speech Khrushchev deliv-
cred to the goth Congress of the
Soviet Communist Party. This was
on February IA, 1856. The roper
cussions are still being felt.
1t was the speech in which he
downgraded Stain. In the process
he made every other Communist
leader, especially those in China
and elsewhere outside the Soviet
Union, look awfully foolish in their
uncritical adulation of the old
Soviet tyrant.
The dispute apparently reached
a bitter stage in April, 1860 when
Red Flag, the theoretical journal
of the Chinese Communists, pub
lished an article entitled Long
Live Leninism." There are many
points of criticism directed against
Khrushchev and even more ardent
ly against Tito, the comrade who
strayed. But the one that seems
most significant as it affects the
Cold War is flat rejection of the
idea of "co-existence."
The Chinese Communists simply
do not accept the notion that be-
cause both blocs have nuclear
weapons and rockets a modus
vivendi must be worked out. They
minimize modern weapons as mere
details of technology.
The Red Chinese fall back on
the argument that if World War
III were launched only the i'm
peralists" would be destroyed and
"the result will certainly not be
the annihilation of mankind" In
other words even If half of China
were destroyed there would still
be many people left.
This is a brand of fanatacism
that won't go away just because
we pretend it does not exist. Self
preservation necessitates our keep
ing a close watch on how Mr.. X.
tries to handle 1t, too.
Copyright, Robert G. Spiv-
ack, 1851
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
TRIBUNE.

ANY similarity government
the result of taxesJohn j. Miller SwanvIe nn)
ands the
able ouie us"Russe L. Owingsve
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
Sincerely,
Governor Andersen


apparent that efforts mslead the
you phraseoogy
and paragraphs taken
additional statements
exactly what said clearly
his undying position the freedom riders
this editor to staunchly
unknown pedal
that obviously thousand times malignant
ment made by Councilman Rosen Birmingham Alabama
when he said Negroes not msreated in the South
conclusion, Editor you going
by land challenge you)hen give
than editorial? further
Editor please tell readers
agenda
material election regardless
what he have done the field rghtsJey Robins
President The Joint Council Dining
1927 N. Fisk Street
PS. Your editorial bring of
retirement When read the editorial
Editors Notes We have apology editorial on
Gov Andersen and his correspondence with
Barnett had honestly believed
to crtcse the Freedom
critical of his letter Reader
officials who have time
other from this large figure
must In the final and fair analysis
not part of unless
and sincerity Of the individual public
Robbins suggestion that might accepted
good grace because know and
Of purpose.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

TV mogus something
widespread criticisms stupidity
They revenge the critics.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

No intelligent student of the
Communist world believes that it
is on the verge of imminent col
lapse, or anywhere near it. After
all there have been riffs in the
Western alliance, too.
But it is just as unwise to wear
binders in assessing the situation
in the enemy camp as it is to un-
derestimate the enemy's strength
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21
DRY-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

b1 FFIf10 HF-A1h 8
Escapes from behind those Curtains widespread
suggesting
international
part that begins, Arise prisoners of starvation"
movie showed reception
identical har-dos
At keeping all things in good balance
Civilization is doing quite
Astronauts to to heaven,
And atoms to blow hell.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-21

delay earlier
indicating that believe everything should be done
human relations but at time condone
breaking any If a wrong bad there
proper change it, but deliberate violations
deep fundamentals American life.
believe the trip worthwhile from standpoint
yours Governor
hope that Thank the you
people
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Parking Agency Maps
Battle for Its Life

The Motor Vehicle Parking
Agency, faced with. losing its
$3.1 million surplus and its
powers to build additional pub
lie parking areas in the District,
has decided to try to come up
with a compromise solution.
Agency members, comment
ing at their regular meeting
yesterday, deplored the pros
poets of being virtually abol-
ished by Congress. They set
up a committee to study rec
concentrations to be made to
the District Commissioners.
The House has passed an
amendment with the Districts
3 per cent sales tax bill which
calls for transfer of the parking
agency's surplus to the high
way department for street re-
pairs and eliminates the agen-
cy's role as a parking lot build
er.
The bill is now before the
Senate. Although no public
hearings were held on the
parking agency rider in the
House, the Senate is expected
to schedule hearings during the
coming month.
William Heath, executive di-
rector of the agency, told the
group the bill will pretty eff
fectively abolish the agency"
Evening star., 1961-04-04

Since its primary role, he
said, is to advise the District
Commissioners on planning for
public parking-the agency in
the past years has opened
fringe parking lots maintained
by parking meter funds - this
advisory role is eliminated
under the bill since no funds
will be available to carry out
any suggestions.
Agency members said it would
be Shortsighted for Congress to
end any chances of planning
for public parking in future re-
development areas.
The committee to study the
problem is to report to the
agency'S board of directors at
its next meeting in two weeks.
This report, however, will be
acted on in executive session
and will be transmitted direct
ly to the District Commission
erS.
Mr.. Heath pointed out that
the Commissioners have yet to
decide whether they will op-
pose the parking agency
amendment. 1t is attached, he
noted, to the main revenue
bill the Congress appears ready
to pass, the 3 per cent sales
tax which will bring in ain ad-
ditional So million a year.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Tax RuteCut
By North
CheWChose

A real estate tax rate cut of
5 cents for each $100 of as
sessed valuation was approved
last night at the annual meet
ing of the residents of North
Chevy Chase, Md.
The new rate for the 1862
fiscal year will total 20 cents.
At the same time a new
budget totaling $12,405 was ap-
proved, including a 1000 item
to construct a sidewalk leading
to North Chevy Chase Elemen-
tary School along Jones Bridge
road from Montgomery avenue.
The sidewalk improvement
will be left to the discretion of
the Citizens Committee for
North Chevy Chase, the COM
munity's local governing body.
The current years budget
was $22,288. Reduction in the
tax rate and the total amount
in next years budget was made
possible by completion of re-
construction in Inverness drive.
Two new members of the
citizens committee were elect
ed. They are James Diffee and
DR.. Robert Lincoln, succeeding
Arnold H. Johnson and Saul 1.
Stern, both of whom resigned.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
MARYLAND BRIEFS
OIney yWoter
Hearing Set
In Rockville

A special hearing will be
held at Rockville tonight tc
consider where to locate a pro-
jected 2.5 million-gallon water
tank at Olney, Md.
The hearing before members
of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission resulted
initially from protests by pa
rishioners of st. Peters Cath
olic Church against a pro-
posal to build the tower on
land adjoining church
property.
Subsequent protests, how
ever, have come from residents
of nearby Williamsburg Village
subdivision, a community of
high-priced homes, who object
to an alternate site for the
tower within their area.
A WSSC spokesman said sew
eral other prospective sites also
are under consideration.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Prince Georges Police
Probe Kidnop Report

Prince Georges County police
are investigating reports of an
attempted kidnapping of a g.
year-old boy in an area not far
from the spot where the body
of young Michael Condetti was
found last fall.
Capt. Wilson j. Purdy, county
detective chief, said police were
told that a man tried to carry
the boy into a dense woods
about 4:45 pm. yesterday but
was frightened off by an H.
year-old girl who said she
shouted at him.
Police learned about it last
night through one of their men
Pvt. Thomas Blount, who lives
in the area, near Mitchellville
Capt. Purdy said. Detectives
worked throughout the night on
the investigation.
The girl told her parents and
police that the man dropped
the child and ran into a near
by woods when she shouted,
She said she got close enough
to get a good description Of
him.
She said the man had bushy
dark hair and a brown NOUS
Evening star., 1961-04-04
HyuttsViIIe Bow
Wins First in
Orutory Finals

Fifteen year old Jeffrey j.
Radowich of 6126 Eighty-fifth
place, Hyattsville, walked off
with first place honors last
night in the high school division
finals Of the National Council of
Catholic Youth oratorical con-
test in the Shoreham Hotel.
Jeff, a son sof Mr.. and Mrs.
John Radowich, is a sopho-
more at Archbishop Carroll
High School. Besides serving
this year as vice president of
his class. he is a member of
the student council, the chess
club and the Deans honor roll.
The winning prize was the
st. Sebastian Memorial Schol-
arship, which contributes $1O0
a year toward the students
college program. Jeff's father,
an employe of the Veterans Ad-
miniStration, said his son is
pointing toward a medical ca
reer with hopes of going to
Georgetown University.
Jeff, who will be Is next
week. was a former Catholic
Youth Organization and Little
League star in baseball and
basketball. He is attending Car
roll on a four-year scholarship.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
z Montgomery County Agencies
Clash on Long-Ronge Planning

of not enough planning in ad-
vance," Mr.. Cahoon declared
Even Councilwoman Stella
Werner had some harsh words
for the planners. She argued
that a master plan should be
worked out for Montgomery
County alone.
You're getting us all mixed
up with Prince Georges County,
she told the commission. "Oul
needs are very different from
theirs because we've been will
ing to spend more money"
Councilman Frosh suggested
the commission should prepare
the individual studies scheduled
in the next five years in con-
junction with the general plan
Park commissioners said they
would consider such a suggeS-
ton although one. Lawson
King, cautioned both groups
against proceeding too fast.
Councilman hoon, con-
cluded that I'VE ought to know
where we are going in Mont
gomery County. We have that
obligation to both present and
future residents"
Evening star., 1961-04-04

to present a general master
plan for area development this
fall and individual plans fol
commercial and industrial lanC
use, plus a regional economic
analysis, in later years.
Cant we get first things
firSt?" demanded Councilman
Stanley FroSh. ANY master
plan that ignores an economic
analysis is no plan at ALL"
Commissioner Donald Gin
gerry, however, maintained that
the commission schedule was
sound.
you can't make an eco
nomic analysis until you have
a general plan as a guide" he
argued. Things have to come
in proper order"
Councilman David L. Cahoor
held that various developments
such as an interceptor sewer
connecting with Dulles Inter.
national Airport, would be vel
under. way before commission
plans on such matters are COM
pleted, according to the present
schedule.
We've had too many case,
Evening star., 1961-04-04

tache and wore ragged blue
dungareeS, an old yellow shirt
and a blue tie with spots on it
police reported. .'
The intended kidnap victim
police said, was the son of g
man who operates a gas sta
ton in Washington. The father
said he was not too alarmed
about the report at first and
took no action until the girls
father expressed concern.
Then. the boys father said
they went to the home of Pvt
Blount, and told him. BY
then, however, it was dark and
too late to do much searching
Detectives today we're ques-
tioning residents of the area
and checking out a number oi
old barns and empty houses.
The attempted kidnapping
took place less than 3 miles
from the spot near Ardmore
where the Condetti boys body
was found November II.
County police were Joined in
their investigation by agents
of the Federal Bureau Of In
veStigation.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Hodges Request Eases
Business Group s Policy

Commerce served only as an
honorary chairman generally
accepted the BAGS own list
of nominees. Now, Mr.. Hodges
said, he or his deputy will pre-
side at all formal meetings,
and he will feel free to choose
members even if they have not
been nominated by the BAG.
With Mr.. Hodges at the
press conference were three
members Of the councils Exec
utiVe Committee. including
Roger M. Blough, chairman OF
United States Steel Corp. who
was elected the new chairman
of the Executive Committee.
Mr.. Hodges said whenever
the BAG was to hear a Govern
ment official, that part of the
meeting would be open to the
press. Other meetings will
still be closed, he said.
Mr.. Blough said that the
BAG not only accepted Mr..
Hodges suggestions, but "wel-
coined" them. I'VE want to be
helpful" he said.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
BY WILLIAM MacDOUGALL
Star Staff Writer

Two suburban Maryland gov
ernment agencies locked horns
today over long-range plans
for Montgomery County.
Members of the Montgomery
County Council charged that
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion was taking a backward ap-
proach to some of the problems
of future Montgomery growth.
The clash developed at a
Rockville hearing on the COM
MISSIONS proposed 81 million
budget for next year.
About SIS million of that
amount-half of it for park
land acquisition = would be
spent in Montgomery County.
About 50 million is slated for
Prince Georges.
The council was particularly
critical of the commissions
five-year plans for county de-
velopment.
Councilmen objected Strenu-
ously to a commission proposal
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Dog lncineruted

FREDERICK, Md, April 4
(AP).-A 38-year-old man, &C
cused of killing a pet collie by
dropping the dog into an in
cinerator at the Frederick dis
poSal plant, was convicted yes
terday of cruelty to animals.
Wilmer LIE Dixon, a handy
man, was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail and fined $10O by Mag
istrate Joseph L. Coady.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Las Vegas Nights
Fete Set in Wheaton

The gymnasium of Good
Counsel High School in
Wheaton will be converted into
a frontier town for the second
annual Las Vegas Nights to be
held Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday.
The Embarrassing event is
being held to benefit the
schools new athletic field. A
round trip for two to Las Vegas
will be featured as one prize.