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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Cooley Denies Sugar Lobby
Ever Influenced His Stand

Commenting on the House.
Senate conferees decision on the
sugar bill, Mr.. Cooley said:
Developments among the
good neighbor nations to the
South of us in the last 4S
hours have strongly pointed to
the wisdom Of the position
originally taken by our COM
mittee and by the House in re-
jecting the State Department.
proposition that we eliminate
specific quotas to other nations
in obtaining sugar and also re-
jecting recapture of all premi-
umS on sugar purchases from
those good neighborS."
Consistent Position
As for his basic position or
sugar quotas. Mr.. Cooley in
sisted that it has been con-
sistent for many years and ap-
piled to Cuba as well as the
dominican Republic.
II was opposed to making
our sugar supply law an in
strument of unilateral punitive
action on the part of the
United States" he stated. 81
sponsored and supported legis-
lation giving the President au-
thority to cut off the Domini-
can quota if economic sanctions
were voted by the Organiza-
ton of American States dur
ing the Trujillo regime).
while I have no patience
with dictatorship in any form
1 was disturbed when it be-
came evident that some people
were proposing to destroy the
Trujillo regime by denying il
a sugar quota before they hao
anything better to replace that
government. 1t was my feaI
that, in destroying the Trujillo
government in such a manner
and at that time, we would
open the way for Castro to
move in with a Communist
dictatorship in the Dominican
Republic, which in fact he was
trying to do"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Alcutruz Prison
To Be Abandoned
By the Associated Press

The Bureau of Prisons will
begin closing out Alcatraz next
year by transferring prisoners
to other penal institutions,
Bureau Director James v. Ben
nett said yesterday.
The transfers will begin upon
completion of the new Federal
prison at Marion, ILL.,, schedu-
led to open next year.
"Alcatraz will be phased out
as Marion comes into opera
tion," Mr.. Bennett said. No
deadline has been set for the
complete discontinuance of Al
catraz as a Federal prison.
There are 269 prisoners at
Alcatraz, the old institution on
an island in San Francisco Bay.
Federal authorities have long
regarded is as obsolete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Shooting Inquest
Orders Man Held

Irving C. Fuller, IS of the
400 block of Fiftieth street NE,
yesterday was held for grand
jury action following a coro-
<ner's inquest into the death Of
another man Sunday at q
party.
= He is charged with fatally
shooting Arts L. Handon, %,
~of the 100 block of Fifteenth
street Sc, during an argument
lat a party in the 200 block Of
Fiftieth street N. E.
= Police said Fuller told them
he and Handon had an argu-
.ment and that Handon had a
: pistol. Fuller said he left the
party but returned later with a
%.22-caliber pistol and that a
second argument broke out and
.,Handon was shot,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
RocaConcede!
Cuba stature
In SugarCr

MONTEVDEO. Uruguay,
July 4 (APS-Cuban Commu-
mist chief Bias Roca said yes
terday Cuba will be unable to
meet its sugar commitments
with the Soviet bloc and other
countries this year. He blamed
the low sugar crop on poor gov
eminent planning and mex
perience.
I'VE do not mind admitting
our mistakes" Mr.. Roca de.
clared. He commended, however
that the Cuban economy is now
on the upSwing and the situa-
ton looks brighter.
The 56-year-old Mr.. Roca
rated Cuba's No. 2 man after
Premier Fidel Casio. heads
Cuba's three-man delegation tt
the Uruguayan Communist
Party Congress, which closes
today.
U. S. Denounced
He denounced the United
States for "the economic block
ade they imposed on U.S."
"Of course this blockade seri.
ously hurt us, since our indus.
try and even our tastes anc
whole national way of life was
tailored to the American way
he conceded.
But he asserted, I'VE are
surprising that stage and are
effectively recognizing our in
dustry and farm production
despite the United States
blockade"
Growing popular unrest has
been reported lately in Cuba
because of worsening economic
conditions.
Mr.. Roca said the sugar crop
this year amounted to only 4.9
million tons or about is mil
lion tons less than expected.
The Cuban economy depends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Moscow Crowd Vetoes
Goodman Band Curtain

It was the bands first con-
cert here since it left Moscow
June 2 for a swing through the
Soviet hinterland. Only a few
seats were vacant in the han
gar-like 15,000-seat Sports
Palace.
When the regular program
ended, about 5000 spectators
many Of them older persons
went home, leaving the young
sters behind to surge around the
stage and applaud noisily.
The last concert will be given
Sunday. On Monday the band
leaves for home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04

almost entirely on sugar ex-
ports.
The Communist leader listed
three reasons for the poor
crop.
In the first place, he said,
I'VE had a premature govern
ment program for devoting
sugar land to other crops. The
plan is sound, but it was i'll
timed and brought the crop
down"
I'VE also suffered" he said,
from a poor irrigation system
and from lack Of experience by
many sugar cane cutters.
Many volunteers did not cut
the cane right last year, hurt
ing the canes growth for this
years crop"
Thousands of students and
industrial workers have been
used in Cuba for sugar cane
cutting because Of a lack of
manpower.
Detained In Argentina
He said the cattle situation
is greatly improved.
I'VE suffered from dwindling
herds in the first stages of the
revolution because Of excessive
slaughter" he said. But now
we are importing top quality
stock from Canada and Aus
tralia to strengthen the herds. "
Mr.. Roca arrived here Sun
day embittered by two days of
virtual arrest in Argentina. He
and his companions were placed
under police custody in BuenoS
Aires when the plane carrying
them there was diverted to the
Argentine capital twice because
of poor weather. The police
finally put them in a boat to
Montevideo.
Argentina broke relations
with Cuba last February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04

part of a promised new plan.
The G. o. P. lawmakers, in
siSting the job Of reapportion-
ment is theirs alone, said the
new proposal, covering con-
greSsional districts, is designed
to meet major objections raised
by the Governor.
Court to Study Plans
A panel of three Federal
judges, in the first action of its
kind. took full Jurisdiction in
the reapportionment dispute
and directed that a special
master investigate the redis-
tficting bills battled over by
Gov. Nelson and the Repub-
licans and ANY further re-
apportionment which may be
submitted to him, and he shall
make findings which may in
clude any m o dification or
changes in plans so submitted"
The reapportionment fight
was taken into the courts by
Democratic Attorney General
John Reynolds after the Su-
preme Court held that Federal
courts have jurisdiction in such
cases.
Mr.. Reynolds acted after the
Legislature had recessed its
1861 session without approving
a reapportionment bill. The
States constitution requires re-
districting on a population basis
after each Federal census.
Overriding Rejected
The Republicans, with ma
jorities in both the Assembly
and the Senate, passed their
plan last week. On Monday it
was vetoed by Gov. Nelson, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Kennedy to Name
Schlei to Justice

President Kennedy intends
to appoint Norbert A. Schlei,
Los Angeles lawyer, as Assistant
Attorney General, the White
House announced late yester-
day. t.4
Mr.. Schlei, 80, a former Law
clerk to Supreme Court Justice
John M. Harlan. was selected
to succeed Nicholas deb. Kat
zenbach, who was named Dep
uty Attorney General several
weeks ago. He is a Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
News PurIey on Air

President Kennedy's news
conference tomorrow will be
carried live at 4 pm. by NBC-
TV and by the NBC. ABC,
CHS and Mutual Radio Net
works, the White House says.
ABC-TV and CBS-TV will tape
the news conference and tele-
wise it at 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04

is no doubt that Mr.. Cooley's
financial position is not very
good" and that it might be a
good idea to invite him and
his family for a Dominican
vacation as guests of the Tru-
jillo government.
Doesn't Recall Invitation
But DR.. Priester added, "It
would be unlikely for Repre-
sentative Cooley to accept such
a particular invitation after the
Sherman Adams case"
ION the other hand" the
memo said, 1.-The undersigned is
convinced in view of Mr.. Coo
ley's background that he would
not refuse any financial aid
that may be offered to him to
defray the expenses of his va
cations in the South, without
obligating him and his family
to spend all his time exclusively
in the Dominican Republic"
SHERMAN Adams, a top
aide to former President Eli
senhower, resigned after it
was disclosed he accepted ex-
pensive gifts from Bernard
Goldfine, a New England
textile magnate)
Mr.. Cooley said he may have
received such an invitation, but
doesn't recall it, and "the fact
remains that I did not visit
the Dominican Republic"
However, Mr.. Cooley's sister,
daughter and son-in-law went
along on a. 1855 visit to the
island country by members of
the Agriculture Committee. Mr..
Cooley himself did not.
Angry Reaction
Mr.. Cooley's statement also
dealt with the angry reaction
of the present democratic gov
eminent in the Dominican Re-
public and several other Latin
American countries to the COM
promise sugar bill which Presi-
dent Kennedy received from
Congress earlier this week.
That bill was a conference
committee compromise between
a House bill which would have
allotted much of the previous
Cuban sugar quota among sew
eral other nations and a Senate
bill more in line with admin
istration requests for q "global
quota" .-.t
AS a result of protests by
several Latin American coun-
tries which would lose all or
most of a share in the previ-
GUS Cuban quota, the Senate
tomorrow planned to take up a
bill to ease the situation. This
would give the President dis
cretionary authority to distrib-
ute an import quota of 255, 900
tons of sugar among the Do
minican Republic, Argentina
and Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04

Denying wrongful contacts
with foreign government lobby
lists seeking sugar preferences,
House Agriculture Committee
Chairman Cooley stood by his
guns today in attacking some
OF the administrations sugar
legislation proposals.
The North Carolina Demo-
crat spent most of yesterday
drafting a detailed statement
about his reported meetings in
recent years with agents of the
late dictator Trujillo's regime
in the Dominican Republic.
In an interview and in the
formal statement, he said he
never accepted favors from the
Trujillo Government or any
other government and has new
er changed his personal posi-
ton of basic sugar legislation
policies.
His statement replied specifi-
cally to a New York Times
story reporting that hitherto
undisclosed documents of the
Trujillo dictatorship contained
frequent mention of his name
by Trujillo agents in Washing
ton from 1855 to early 1860.
Mr.. Cooley described those
documentary reports as self
serving" and an attempt to
butter up the boss" by foreign
government lobb yists who
wanted Trujillo to think they
would get great concessions
from the United States.
No Secret Meetings
81 have never accorded to-
representatives of the govern
ment Of the Dominican Republic
any consideration or courtesy
which had not been accorded
to all representatives. of all
foreign governments" Mr.. Cool
ey said. II have never had any
secret or clandestine meetings
with any representatives Of any
foreign government. The doors
of my office have always been
open to everyone with an in
terest in legislation before the
committee and I have conferred
with representatives of just
about all nations in which Sug-
ar is produced"
Mr.. Cooley said the reported
meetings with Trujillo agents
occurred so long ago and were
so brief that 81 forgot all about
them until I was shown copies
of those documents this week"
He said he recalled having told
various Trujillo representatives
that the best thing the Domin-
lean Republic could do would
be to get rid of Trujillo. He
said he also told them that:
there is nothing to lobby for
up here at the Capitol; it's all
downtown"
He summed up the newspa-
per story as containing moth
ing to be excited about"
Intrigue Detailed
Copies of the secret reports
to Gen. Trujillo were obtained
by the Associated Press yester-
day. They tell a story of COM
pick intrigue and attempted
wire pulling by Dominican
agents to change the course of
United States sugar laws, which
provide a premium payment Of
nearly three cents q pound
above the world market. /
The documents. from the |
archives Of the deposed dicta-
tor, cover a period from 1858
to May, 1861. Gen. Trujillo
was machine-gunned to death
May 80, 1861.
The documents show assidu-
GUS attempts to court Mr..
Cooley, described by one as
''the key man in everything
concerning the United States
Sugar Act"
1. One memo from DR.. H. E.
Priester, Gen. Trujillo'S top
economic adviser, said there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
GAS Unit Meeting
Set for Minneapolis
BY the Associated Press

The council of the Organiza-
ton of American States will
hold the 18th Pan American
Sanitary Conference in Mime
apolis from August 81 to Sep
TENDER 6.
The conference originally
had been planned for Buenos
Aires, Argentina, for approx
mately the same dates, but the
Argentine government said later
it would not os able to act as
host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
Wisconsin Court Probes
Redistricting Master

MADISON Wis, July AP) A Federal courts precedent
making decision has set special master the task Of
apporoning Wisconsns legislative and congressional districts
But within few hours of the courts action yesterday the
States Republican legislators who fought deadlock
with Democratic Gov. GAYLORD Nelson the issue issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-04
LOST

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gray, answers to "Asta." Sat. eve.
around upper 18th st. NV. Reward.
Call RA. 3-1166.
PARAKEET, bright blue, Sunday eve.,
vic. Wheaton-Glenmont. REWARD.
VIII. 2-5121.
Published Daily and sunday
Second Class Postage Paid
At Washington, d. G.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-30
A BUY

4-BEDROOM brick colonial. on a
beautiful street in Christ the King
and East Cleveland school dis
trict: handsome tile kitchen with
large nook, all tile bath with
colored fixtures, carpeting, drapes,
lovely basement with new gas
furnace, all copper plum mbing.
garages: deep wooded lot; taxes
only S24O year; owner leaving
city: see and make offer Exclus-
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Realty, 2118 Noble I'd,
EV. 2-0713 day or night;
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LARGE bungalow: 3 bedrooms
space for 4th, spacious kitchen
dinette. ceramic tile bath with
vanity, divided basement, attached
garage; ideal for large family,
S19,5OO. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440.
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LOVELY ranch with brick front
trim; 3 bedrooms plus space for
4th, attached garage, fenced patio
125xl75 lot: only 3 years old
$l7,9O0. Yakkel Realty,
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FACTORY, East side, needs young
married man with military serv-
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age, education. references, week
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REAL ESTATE
BRICK RANCH

IN beautiful Sherwood Forest;
bedrooms, ia baths. roomy
kitchen, 12x1O dining room, par
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2la-car garage: immediate pos
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MAY we present a ranch of distinc-
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NOW HEAR THIS

. HOMES; one 10 rooms, 85x3O
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EUCLID-BY OWNER

KAPEL dr.: 2 bedrooms, brick
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KE 1-dnQo
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MIST SEE THIS

TRI-level treat on Tall Tree Trail;
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS

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Evening star., 1962-09-27

Spoon -. after spoon -. after spoon all the
way down through the jar. Dukes Mayonnaise
has fresh-nade flavor that lasts. Salad after
salad, sandwich after sandwich. Smooth and gold
en-so good, so fresh, so enticingy light. Try
Dukes Mayonnaise soon.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Hearty Dish
To Please
The FomiIy

Here's a dish to please and
satisfy q hungry family
When autumn days put an
edge on sppetites. the home
maker turns to hearty main
dishes such as this ground
beef and spaghetti casserole.
This popular combination is
given distinction and new
tastiness by the use of chilli
powder and paprika. and a
topping of grated cheddar
cheese.
This is an economical dish.
It is also easy to prepare.
And it's the kind of dish
which can wait" for the
family, and can be kept hot
if the dinner hour is delayed
or for those who are late.
Chill Meat De Luxe
Ia pounds ground beef
/ cup chopped onion
1 can Il pound, 4 ounces)
tomatoes
u cup chopped green pepper,
If desired
Ia teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons chill powder
/ teaspoon paprika
/ package g ounces)
spaghetti. cooked
pound cheddar cheese,
grated
Cook ground beef slowly
until crumbly, but not hard.
Add onions, tomatoes, green
pepper aud seasonings. Cover
and simmer IS minutes.
Alternate layers Of cooked
spaghetti or macaroni in a
2-quart creased casserole. or
baking dish, 50 the top layer
is meat. Sprinkle grated
cheese over mixture and bake
in a moderate oven 1850 FL
20 to 80 minutes or until
cheese is melted and lightly
Drowned. Yield: six to eight
servings.
Evening star., 1962-06-26
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy tonight and a little
cooler, low about SO. Continued
cloudy tomorrow, somewhat
cooler and less humid.
Maryland - Rather cloudy
tonight and tomorrow, chance
Of showers near the coast to-
night and tomorrow. Lows to-
night range from the SOS in
the mountains to upper COS
near the coast. Cooler tomor-
row.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and
tomorrow with showers and
thundershowers tonight and
in the south tomorrow. Low
tonight in the COS. Moderately
cool tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay--Northeast winds
10 to is knots tonight or to-
morrow. Rather cloudy tonight
and tomorrow with a few
showers expected over the
south. Visibility S miles, less
than l mile in showers and fog.
RESORT AREA FORECAST
Maryland. Virginia and Della
ware beaches - Partly cloudy
tomorrow with pleasant tenn
peratures, highest rs to 80.
chesapeake Bay-Fair and