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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
BY ]. A. O'LEARY
Star Staff Writer

Chairman Carl Hayden of
the Senate Appropriations
Committee made another at
tempt today to get peace nego-
tiations going with the House
Appropriations Committee tC
break a deadlock that has tiec
up all Of this years money bills
for three months.
But the Senator made 1t
clear, in a letter delivered to
Chairman Clarence Cannon of
the House Committee shortly
before moon, that new negotia-
tions must consider the Sem
ate'S request for the right to
originate half of the bills. as
well as the House demand for
the right to preside at half of
all joint conferences.
Mr.. Cannon was not imme-
diately available, and it was not
apparent whether this move
will lead to any progress toward
a settlement.
Part Of Letter
Senator Hayden's latest let
ter read in part:
"As stated in my letter to
you of June 10, 1862, the issues
between the Senate Committee
on Appropriations and the
House Committee on AppropI1-
atoms relate to traditional pro-
cedures on the handling of
appropriation bills involving
Cd location of the conference
meetings. 90 identity of the
presiding officer at conference
meetings and 90 origin of the
appropriation bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
France to Beam nv Proqram
ToU.S.Vio eIstor oniqht
By WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

European and American
viewers, who shared a few min
utes of television Simultaneous
ly last night for the first time
in history will get an encore to-
night from France.
Paris TV officials planned to
beam a return program to the
First TeIstor Message Sent from Tiny
VILLAGE. Poes AS.
United States by way Of Amer
ica'S new Telstar satellite late
tonight or early Thursday
French time, which is five
hours ahead Of Eastern day.
light saving time.
A Paris dispatch said this
would include a song by Yves
Montana, several views Of Paris
and a message from Jacques
Marette, French communica-
lions minister.
The time Of the broadcast
was uncertain, but both NBC
and CHS said they hoped to
carry it live" wheOs1er it is
received.
Last nights historic broad
cast originated at the Carnegie
Institution of Washington's
auditorium here at TAT pm.
EDIT, and was seen Simultane-
ously by French technicians
with remarkable clearness."
Made possible by Telstar, the
worlds first trans-oceanic TV
broadcast featured Vice Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Toss Briefly Notes
Success of TeIstur

MOSCOW, July IL (AP).-
Tass today reported the success
of Telstar under New York,
Paris and London datelines.
Fully successful" said the
stories in the official Soviet
news agency. The combined dis
patches totaled a little over 100
words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Senate Hears
Budget Plea
From District
Funds Asked for
Salaries of Two
Juvenile Judges
" GRACE BASSETT
Star Staff Writer

Presidential appointments of
two new Juvenile Court judges
will be made within 30 days,
Judge Orm Ketcham told a
Senate subcommittee today.
Congress authorized two ad-
ditional judges for the badly
backlogged court last March.
The President repeatedly has
not yet received recommended
tons from the Justice Depart
ment.
Mrs. Marjorie Lawson, local
attorney. was told she could
have a judgeShip, but some diff
ferences developed over who
would be named chief judge.
Mrs. LawSon'S reluctance
to accept without knowing who
would administer the court
contributed to the delay in
selecting candidates from
among more than a score
backed by community spokes-
men.
Judges Salaries
Judge Ketcham indicated
that he had personal informa-
ton about the nominees when
questioned by Senate subcom-
mittee members considering a
$290.1 million city budget for
the year beginning the first of
this month.
Walter N. Tobriner, president
Of the Board of Commissioners,
seated in the hearing room,
predicted that appointees could
be cleared for Senate confirma-
ton the first or second week
in August"
Contacted by telephone, JUS
tice spokesman said II appoint
mentS were imminent. they GER
tainly could not be expected
within days.
Subcommittee Charm a r
Byrd, Democrat Of West Vir-
ginia, noted that the budget
probably would not be reported
| to the Senate for about six
weeks, we'll after the predicted
nominations by the President.
He said he would seek more
precise appointment plans be-
fore asking his subcommittee
to act.
Judge Ketcham appeared to
request restoration of 1922. 900
cut from the budget by the
House to pay the salaries OF
the two new judges. A chief
Judge would draw $l8,0l2 and
associate judges, $l7,506 each.
bcyOnu house hCtlOhS
Judge Ketcham. who is
considered most likely to be
designated chief judge by the
President, said a three-month
study had been completed so
that the three-judge bench
could start to function imme-
diately when formed.
He said he thought proba-
tionary officers should be con-.
tinued in a pool. rather than
assigned to judges. But when
queried on this point by sub
See BUDGET, Page AS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

gathered in Paris by the Allied
Preparations Committee to draw
up a formula fixing war dam
ages to be paid by Germany.
The Dawes Plan was the re-
suit. Mr.. Young was co-author
and the one who supervised its
being put into the operation.
Mr.. Young had said when he
See YOUNG, Page AS
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utes of coded telephoto signals.
All were recorded on tape for
broadcasting to the French
public today.
Then at 8 pm. EDIT, a re-
ceiving station at Goonhilly,
England. reported receiving a
telephoto picture transmission
of the Telstar satellite sent
from Andover. This was a
picture of the type that news
See TELSTAR, Page A-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

Dr.. Peter J. Steincrohn ex-
plains the facts and findings
of medical science in every
doy terms in The Stars Med
icoI Column HOW TO STOP
KILLING YOURSELF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
SABoIstered
By President
Granted Control
Over Office Space
BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy has given
the General Services Admins
tration vastly increased powers
to change the location of Gov
eminent agencies.
An executive order provides
that the only recourse an agen-
cy will have. in case IL objects
to being moved. will be to ap.
peal to the President himself.
Previously GSA'S authority
was so limited. one official said
it had to go to the agencies or
a "bended-knee basis" and Its
space management decisions
could be vetoed by the agencies
involved.
The Presidents executive or
der was designed to carry out
recommendations made six
weeks ago by a cabinet-level
Committee on Federal Office
Space.
GuidelineS Set Up
The committee recommended
that GSA's responsibilities and
authority be more clearly de-
fined. 1t set up basic manage
ment guidelines."
In a report to the President
which also recommended rede-
velopment of the north side OF
Pennsylvania avenue and the
adoption of a Government
architectural policy favoring
contemporary design. the COM
mittee said GSA's limited
powers left the space situation
in Washington "disorderly. in
efficient and waSteful."
At present, the General Serv-
ices Administration has SUI
pervisory authority over 29l
Government buildings in the
Washington area. They contain
a total area Of more than sc
million square feet.
Of the buildings, 129 are
leased; Al are government
owned temporary buildings
and 66 are obsolete Govern
ment-owned buildings. GSA
said.
Surveys Authorized
The executive order also pro-
vides that GSA Administrator
Bernard Boutin shall initiate
and maintain" plans and pro-
grams for effective acquisition
and utilization of federally-
owned and leased space.
The agency also was author
lied to undertake surveys peri
odically on essential office
space requirements" of execu-
tive agencies.
The administrator was d.
rected to relate programs for
Federal office space to urban
and metropolitan area planning
and redevelopment detectives
and to submit long-range plans
each year for the approval of
the President.
Privately-owned space is to
be acquired "only when salts
factory Government owned
space is not available" the
order states.
Heads of executive agencies
are directed to cooperate with
and assist the administrator in
carrying out his responsible
ties" and to seek to economic
in their requirements for space. j."
They also are asked to take
into account the feasibility of
decentralizing services or activ-
tiles which can be carried on
elsewhere without excessive
costs or significant loss of eff
ficiency."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Dividend WITHHOLDING
KnockedOutof ak Bill
Senote Finance Committee Hands
Kennedy Sharp Setback on Plan
Ry the Associated Press

The Senate Finance Committee today voted 1915, to
knock out of President Kennedys revision bill with
holding system dividends and interest
The sharp setback for the President He had
the withholding provision the biggest revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
johnson Wins Primary
In Virginia 10th District
BroyhiII Opponent Sees Victory
Of Liberals us Coin for Kennedy

clearcut choice in November between opposing poit
ical PHILOSOPHERS today faced Northern Virginia voters with
the Democratic nomination Of Augustus c. Johnson liberal
backing the Kennedy administration to oppose Republican
Representative Broyh often supporter of the
tive Byrd organization.
An avowed liberal who diSdained any compromise with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
MocopoquI Arrives

KARACHI. July II (AP).-
Philippines President DioSado
Macapagal has arrived on a
six-day state visit to Pakistan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
KEEPING THOSE
PLANES APART

ELECTRoNIc TRIUMPHS still
hove not produced on acceptable
onti- collision device for aircroft.
For on evoIuotion Of the problem,
see The Stor's eviction column,
"on Wings" on Pose C-S todey.
Hove The Stor Delivered to
Your Home Dolly and Sunday
Diol Lincoln $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

may make it difficult for the
Finance Committee to give any
immediate attention to an
emergency bill Senator Ander-
son, Democrat of New Mexico,
introduced yesterday to extend
for go days five provisions of
the Federal-aid welfare pro-
gram, which expired June 30.
A bill to extend these welfare
laws already has passed the
House and is now before theh
Senate, but it has been delayed
by the decision to offer medical
care for the aged under Social
Security as an amendment to
1t.
Differ on Proposal
This prompted nator
Anderson to introduce the
emergency 60-day welfare ex-
tension yesterday to meet the
arguments of Senators who
have expressed fear the medi-
cal care debate will cause de-
pendent children and other
See TAXES, Page AS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Differ on Proposal
Hayden Tries Again
To End House Feud

Additional issues are the eff
fective date of any agreed-upon
change and whether the legiS-
lative processes on the current
year appropriation bills are to
be delayed further pending a
solution.
The House committee reSo-
luton Of July 8 calls for the
special committee to consider
only the first two subjects men
toned in my letter of June 10,
1862, and excludes the subject
Of the origin Of the appropria-
ton bills which, from the point
Of view Of the Senate, must be
considered in order to arrive at
a proper solution of the diff
culties between our two COM
mittees.
Mansfield Hopeful
IF the House committee is
willing to confer on all of the
issues that divide us, I shall be
glad to appoint a committee
and we can arrange for a meet
ing"
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield of Montana also ex-
pressed the hope today that
can be arranged
on all angles Of the dispute and
not just the specific question
of conference procedure.
Senator Mansfield was en-
phatic, however, In the view
that President Kennedy should
not have to become involved in
the dispute.
ION the contrary. this is a
matter between the two houses,
See SESSION, Page AS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

His approach to medical
problems is thot an ounce
Of prevention is better than
O pound of cure. Read this
valuable advice.
In Today'S Star
Page B-9
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Unity Talks Collapse
Algeria Split Widens
Ben Bella
To Return
In Triumph

ALGIERS, July IL CAP).-A
collapse of talks to heal a
leadership split in the new
Algerian nation and prospects
Of a showdown between Pre-
mier Ben YouSSef Ben Khedda
and Deputy Premier Ahmed
Ben Bella produced signs Of
here today.
Apparently backed by the
bulk of the 45,00O-man Ma
tional Army of Liberation. Mr..
Ben Bella planned a trium-
plant advance into Western
Algeria from Rabat, Morocco.
where talks with Mr.. Ben
Khedda's emissaries broke
down early today.
A vanguard of 1000 troops
of the liberation army. with
Soviet-built artillery, was NOV
ing to Oran, in Western
Algeria, the nations second
largest city. A big victory
parade was planned in ad-
vance Of Mr.. Ben Bella'S ar
rival there tomorrow, apparent
ly to demonstrate his popu-
larity. Then the leader. who
advocates a socialist revolution
in Algeria, will address a mass
meeting.
March of Triumph Planned
Mr.. Ben Bella, it appeared,
counted upon procession of
triumph from his entry at
Marina, his birthplace on the
Moroccan border. to Tlemcen,
where he planned to stay to-
night, and on to Oran and
perhaps Algiers.
Walls in areas under the
control of troops loyal to him
and these included most of
Algeria outside the Algiers area
and the Kabylie Mountains to
the SoutheaSt-were plaStered
with Ben Bella pictures and
slogans.
But in Mr.. Ben Khedda's
AlgierS. slogans proclaimed,
Down With the Personality
Cult"
Maneuvering from Cairo,
Tripoli and Rabat, Mr.. Ben
Bella has sought to undermine
Mr.. Ben Khedda since release
from French prison March 20.
He boycotted Mr.. Ben Khedda's
triumphant return to AlgierS
last week.
Nasser Sends Message
President Nasser of the
United Arab Republic, who has
been attempting to mediate in
the leadership dispute. sent a
new message to Mr.. Ben
Khedda today.
No new amity talks were
scheduled in Rabat.
Mr.. Ben Khedda's representa-
tiveS, State Minister Rabah
Bitat and Information Minister
M'hammed Yazid, said the talks
merely were interrupted, but
they planned an immediate re-
turn to Algiers via Paris.
Mr.. Ben Bella and Moham-
med Kinder, another disSident
Algerian leader, repeatedly gave
the impression that the talks
could not be resumed, at least
not soon.
Ben Bella Adamant
Mr.. Ben Bella was described
as holding to a hard line
against Mr.. Ben Khedda's rec
onciliation overtureS. He was
pictured as confident of the
backing of the National Liber-
alton Army in any showdown
with the Algiers regime.
Mr.. Ben Bella arranged to
leave Rabat for the Algerian
frontier on his way to Tlemcen,
in Western Algeria, camp site
of the heavily armed troops
faithful to him.
Western Algeria prepared a
hero's welcome for the radical
leftiSt'S return to Algeria for
the first time since the North
African territory became indie
pendent of France eight days
ago.
Ben Bella supporters control
virtually all of Western and
See ALGERIA, Page AS
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Fair tonight, low in
the upper Cos. Tomorrow, variable cloudi-
ness, warm and more humid. High IS, at
Ais pm. yesterday; low, "a. at 5:45 am.
today.
Full Report on Pose BIZ
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1880.
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Evening star., 1962-01-28
EXPERIENCED
TRAVEL AGENT
TYPIST

Must be experienced In general
5-day, 40-hour week with eX-
ceptional salary and fringe bene-
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd and r Streets NE,
Evening star., 1962-01-28
ANTIQUES

Dc not sell your valuable antiuu,
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS fer expert appraisalS,
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND oLNEY. ND. tGA. AVE. EXT,
WA, 4-4024 TIL 0-O7CS
Evening star., 1962-01-28

A NICE GIRL to make her home
with US. Do Inv: room, board
and $50 wk. Adults. Oppty. sat.
aft. and Sun. free, RA, 3-4l3S