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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-27

Berry will speak at the st. Paul
Trades & Labor Assembly annual
Human Relations Institute Satur-
day, May 5, at Highland Park
Junior High School.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-27

The tabled Casbah Of Algiers,
estimated to be over 1000 years
old, occupies an area of 81 acres
in which a total of $4,000 people
live
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-27

Happy Birthday to Jeffrey
Wade, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Wade, 1920 Fourth Av s., who
will be nine years old, Sunday,
April 20.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
FRIDAY ?s!:S:l ]:
Evening, Cont.
7::3o q RAWHIDE.

Western. Hour. incidents of Deci-
sion." A crippled youth tries to persuade
Yates and some Of the DroVers to allow
him to join the cattle drive, then IS
captured by bandits. Steve Raines and
Doug Lambert are featured.
800 q FATHER KNOWS BEST.
Comedy. Wew Day and Time) Wrist
DisiIIusiOnment" (Repeat)
$50 q SING ALONG WITH MITCH.
Music. Color. 1 Hour. Mitch and the
Sing Along Gang feature Nonsense Songs
Of the '3os and '4os; "Songs Of Stephen
Foster" and "LNing Pictures"
q D. AS MAN.
Crime. John Compton stars (Repeat)
q THE FLINTSToNES.
Animated cartoons. Color. Fred secretly
becomes ballet pupil in order to regain
form for the big bowling match.
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. Hour. "EVer Ride the
Waves in oklahoma?" Buz challenges the
surfboard king of Southern California at
his own game after what he considers
the needless death of young surfer.
Jeremy Slate stars. tRepeat)
900 g MOVIE GREATS.
2 Hours "The canteriIIe Ghost" le44.
Starring the late Charles Laughton
q I'm DICKENS-HE'S FENSTER.
Comedy. Harry Uohn Astin) tries to
elude friend Arch marty lnges) long
enough to buy him a present in eelebra-
tion of their first meeting.
$50 q DON'T CALL ME CHARLIE.
Comedy. "Take My Hand" A captain
Iron Hayes). who was blinded in an
auto accident. tells Gen. Steele Alan
Napier) to mind his own business when
the latter attempts to return him to the
States to visit his parents.
IS The Sunday StOr TV Mosozine, VI
Evening star., 1962-12-23

MOVING DAY-Eother Knows Best,
one of TVS most popuIor reruns,
moves to O new time Fridoy, 8 pm,
WMAL-7. Robert Young is Fother,
and Lauren Chopin pIoys the youngest
of the three children.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

hermit hates what he himself
says"
Grant StOckdale is relieved
that Matt McClOskey is sue
ceeding him as Ambassador to
Ireland. Don't let anyone kid
you" Stockdale told a friend.
1T costs money to be an am
bassador. even in Ireland" g..
Stockdale. of coure. will be en-
titled to be addressed as AM
bassador" for the rest Of his
life. When the late Paul
Block was offered a Presiden-
tial appointment, he said, I'D
like to be appointed as EXAM
baSSador to England"
Mrs. Michael Paul, VIII o
lunched at the White House
last week. didn't let the Ken
nedy's know that she'd left her
New York hospital room that
day just to keep the date.
Douglas Campbell, now playing
Evening star., 1962-05-18

to Israel" Is the wife Of Is
rael's Ambassador.
Thornton Wilder will head
for Arizona. in two weeks. but
hasn't as yet selected the place
where he'll settle. He described
the ideal town: 1T will have
one garage. one drug store. one
grocery store that thinks it's a
supermarket, and q poStmis-
tress who knows everything
and everyone because sh e
steams open the envelopes. I'll
have q Mexican houSemaid
named Inez. And I'll busy my
self studying Finnegan's
Wake Shakespeare and Lope
de Vega"
Wilder denies that he's do
ing this because he's a miSan-
thrope or a hermit. He said,
I'm neither. A misanthrope
hates what other people say; a
Evening star., 1962-05-18
THE LYONS DEN
Another Merchant Row?
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK: Therell be a
municipal t6-do here over the
plan to include The Merchant
Of Venice" in the free Shake
speare Festival in Central Park.
Arthur Miller and Ella Ka-
zan have resumed their friend
ship. Their association ended
years ago when Kazan testified
before the Un-American Activi-
ties Committee.
Rod Steiger and Claire
Bloom bought a house IN
Brooklyn Heights this week
and will move in next month.
Barbara Tuchman, author OF
the best-seller The Guns OF
August" is at work on her
next book. It's about the period
following World War I. but
she won't title it THE Guns OF
December" The Arthur
Murrays, now touring Europe.
met Gen. and Mrs. Maxwell
TAYLOR in Munich-and taught
him how to twist.
Johnny johnson, the singer,
will open a restaurant on East
47th St. The Hungry Lion.
Lou jacob. the comedy star OF
Come Blow Your Horn is a
good painter. He said Of his
art: NO. Picasso doesn't give
me an inferiority complex, be-
cause he never got a laugh
deliberately"
Libby Holman will be here
May % for the one-man show
by Louis Schanker, her hus-
band. at the Dewey Gallery.
Richard Adler, co-producer
of JFK's Birthday Salute May
l9. tried to effect a truce be-
tween Sid Luft and Judy Gar
land in London so that Judy
could fly here to participate in
the show. 1t couldn't be done.
Ed Begley, who once pro-
trayed L. B. Mayer on Broad
way, may do it again in DOre
Schary's play about Hollywood.
'Banderol.
In MY Geisha." Shirley
MacLaine does an impersona-
ton of Puccini's tragic heroine
Cho-Cho-San of IN a d a m e
Butterfly" When Miss Mac
Laine was asked if she felt that
this performance could get her
into the Metropolitan Opera.
she said: only through the
front"
Peter Palmer, the ex-foot-
tall star who dyed his hair
black for the title role in Lii
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Abner." is blond again for his
part in "Brigadoon." at the
City Center. E. Frederic Nor
ton, author Of The Roths-
childs." met Carroll Baker and
director Jack Garfein when
they crossed on the Queen
Mary. They're now working on
a Joint movie venture. .. joan
COmay, author of Doubleday's
intriguing "Everyone'S Guide
Evening star., 1962-05-18

recalls an earlier incident. In
1894, Stain sent aviators aloft
and then broadcast their re-
port-that nowhere in their
flight did they see God.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

an angel Of God in Gideon"
will turn to directing next. do
ing "Othello." Gherman
Titov's statement that he did
not see God during his flight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

other activities. Second. the
dirlInCS are in the real sens,
public utilities operating under
public franchises. The Senate
Committee on Commerce and
the Senate Committee on Lab
or and Public Welfare are
planning legislation to deal
with the situation. | expect to
supper, whatever legislative
proposal seems best.
APPROPRIATIONS DIS
PCrE - The Senate House
fvud over protocol has blocked
all passage ut appropriation
bills up Ia now. Last Friday a
compromise proposal to work
out differences that have arlS =
en- between the two Appropriate
tlonS Committees failed II
bring agreement OF the two
bodies. II Is understood tina.
the ConfcrccS viii meet again
TINS week 10 attempt 10 iron
out q disagreement in ordc" To
permit billions uf dollars ne
cCSS.ry for government opera
uouS Ia be approved by Con-
grCSS. The controversy which
arose tins session is an en-
trCmCiv unfortunate matter.
Up to now custom has dictated
the appropriation bills should
originate IN the House but thai
the Guardianship of these
meetings should be presided
over by the senior Committee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

state placings in the variou.
other programs on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday aft
srnoons beginning at 200. A
special Recognition Dime. ior
the announce state winners,
coaches. sponsors, and $D>c'.;-
lists will be featured on FriduS
evening nj $50.
Columbus members attend
ing are:
LINDA NANCE, Western
Prong. is Il candidate for ths
office of Secretary Treasure
of State All Council. Linda
will also serve as an usher dur
ing morning assemblies.
PATSY EVANS, Western
Prong. Columbus County Heal
IN Queen will compete in the
Health Pageant. She was Sc
lcCtCd To be member of til,
editorial staff of the daily
newspaper. "CluvCrlcavcS.'
RICHARD BOWEN. MiShCp
Springs. will prcScu; his Iui;
and vegetable marketing dem
unStratiun. Treating Sweet
Potatoes with Sopp." Richard
will also serve as an usher dur
ing evening assemblies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

the local level with no review
10y the Department of Agricul-
turc III Washington. under
stand that the Department has
taken steps through new rcgu-
la'tonS to correct this situation
WITHHOLDING Tax the
Senate Finance Committee las:
week voted 1915 10 delete the
provision in the Tax Revision
Bill relating Ia the wIthholdire
of income taXt, ON interest and
dividends.
AIR LINES STRIKE - Il
now appears that legislation
will be necessary 10 end the
strike which has grounded
planes of the Eastern Air Lines.
This strike is staged 10y SO
members of the Flight EnEiG-
GERS Union. II has idlCd abuu.
1880 other employees OF tive
Eastern Air Lines and incor-
NCniCnCCd the travelling public
beyond measure. The strike is
iur!sdictional I'm nature. and
apparently arises uUt of the
demand OF the Flight EnSin-
GERS Union that the third joe
IN the thrvcman crew of the
i
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25
Sen. Sam Erwin

WASHINGTON - The Sen
ate Permanent Subcommittee
on Investigations has continue
ed its probe into the activities
of Billie Sol Estes and the De-
partmcnt of Agriculture. The
value of this Congressional
hearing has been demonstrated
already in that regulations
have been frightened up So that
this sort of conduct concerning
allOtmcntS should not be re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

peated again. All of the evil
dcnce taken before the Com
mittee, of which am memh-
cr, indicates that everything
which has happened has been
the result primarily of a bad
set of regulations. Regulations
like laws improve with cXperi-
cncc. At the time the Estes
case developed the power IL
pass on allotmcntS was vested
in County ASC committees a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

Make sure the activities You
plan for Your summer vacation
or weekend outings are within
your physical capacity. the
North Carolina Heart ASSocid-
ton advises. Z.
Vacation moods notwilh-
standing. sightseeing can be
strenuous. especially on a hot
mugav day on after hours of
travel according la the North
Carolina Heart Association.
You'll enjoy everything NOR"
if YOU rest before becoming ov-
Crly tired
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-25

the actual operation or man
agcmcnt of the farm i'm order
to have his income from the
farm count for social security
Your local social security dis
triCt office will be glad To cn-
Swcr any questions you might
have about the recent change
IN the law. If you can't com"
in. write or telephone asking
for a copy g.. booklet OASI-
33d, which explains material
participation" in detail.
From age through "a, aCCi-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
.. a. "EditorioI. : NASTY BUSINESS"
p. 4 = LIKE CARROTS?"
births floods Lunuey! 7reoson!J

We continue to marvel at the Unsbashed eIericsisn
exhibited in the boast Of the Jesuit Very Rev. John p.
Leary, president Of conzags University cIoafing over
shs breeding potential Of Roman Catholic parents Fr
lss predicts that by sheer weight Of his church
will be able to force Catholic subsidy upon the United
States.
Fifty years. according to Fr. Leary will be all his
church needs After some sharp eompovnng Of Catholic
progeny FRI leary concludes within half century Cath
oies will be majority in his country Catholic major.
fy. ne thinks, can be eqvafed with Catholic subsidy
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

within. Il shs Msy Issue q Nsf'en'' :'.'"'ss The
rn,asrire q shs Chamber ef Commerce O mo United
ssssss NJ. Hoover said;
- ~s;s~ ,,rost q Rvssisn and satellite espionage.
s.s.Iv bvsinsssmsn handling scientific end technical
~ ts,xsr sssd The initial contacts may b seemingly
chance meetings q bvsinsss conventions w"ense"s and
social affairs or they may entail legitimate Business prop
- . .,.s,s for information will involve only lnfor-
nrst;en generally svsiIsbIe 70 the public
All this is legal Mr. Hoover sxp's'nsd ovs said II
~. .esrt sueeeeds in winning me Asriesns confidence
and friendship ne will move gradually into onsr "s'ds
The PB chief said one sssnt entered Into seensss and
law violation when hs told Business een'se' - 10
,-. $4,000 - uvbe msserisl end specifically re-
...,. information about certain aircraft edss predve
,i,o rsses and performances svsIus'Ions"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
"PPFA-WPEc MERCER LAUNCHES UNIFIED
DRIVE ON POPULATION CRISIS" : PIP. as.

nssionsI campaign for unified action On shs PePv's-
iion erisisloesI nstions and worldwdewss set In mo-
son This Winter with fine smsgamsfion OF the Planned Par
enfhood Federation Of America and the World Population
Emergency Campaign
The merger, which links Amsres's 4irssr-old birth
control movement with s citizens organization erssfed In
1860 70 foster support for family planning work ovsrssss
approved unanimously BY PPFAs membership s the
Fsdsrssions Annual Msefng
A. ths intensified drive got under wsy, these were the
major Developments:
An initial grant Of $4,000 forwarded 10 ths In
ssrnstionsI Planned Psrsnhood Federation.
More than 100000 pledged 70 shs esmpasn ss
small dinner u New Yorks Harvard Club attended BY
distinguished leaders,
similar dinner in Bosion-fhs first Of dozen which
will b held in different cities this years. already close
70 achieving is goal Of 100000
The merged board Of directors, meeting in January.
adopted record bvdesf Of nearly half Of which
will 90 70 support activities end half to finance
expanded programs within The Y. s.
Strong executive leadership assured with the sp-
poinmsnf Of Dr. Alan F. cvfmsehe director Of obstetrics
and synseoIosy At M Sinai Hospital New York. TO fhs top
executive post Of President.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
"POST OFFICE CLEARS MAILING or BIRTH
CONTROL PAPERBACK" %

The Y. S. Post Office Department in ruling in De-
eember approved he msability Of Dr. Alan cvmaehers
Complete Book Of Birth Control to distributors retail book
outlets and individuals with legitimate professional inter
est in he subject such physicians eersymen psyeho
ogsss etc" -~--..----
The ruling after the Chicago Post Office had held
up shipment Of 1000 copies Of the book The first author
fsvs birth control manual TO be published in Psperbsek
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

AP. Washington
Christian Science Monitor A/3o, lss D.
J. Edgar Hoover warned businessmen that they are
prime targets for cemvniss spies and advised Them how
10 sveid disclosing valuable Informston
The director Of The Federal Buresv o4 lnvsssiusfioo
said shs sovists striving hard cultivate friendly re-
issIons win American businessmen because thsy want
10 obfs'nby begging. borrowing. stealing ipdvs-
trisI sssvsss u American business"
tCeniInvsd Next Column Tool
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
POPULATION ERUPTION THREATENS WORLD
PEACE = HERTER, CLAYTON" = p.2

The threat that vnrssfrsnsd population growth poses
world peace progress has again been singled out
for attention in Official government report.
The warning from former Secretary Of
State Christian Herfer and William L. Clayton, UnderSs
eresry OF State in the Truman Administrator in report
the Joint Economic Committee Of Congress- The report
urging w. s. cooperation with the European Common Mar
kef characterized the population eruption Of HE
three significant facts Of current life."
"ovr main in the population explosion Is with
the contested countries the former officials dsesrsd
These populations growing al rate double hsf Of
The Western Community but they only nssIibIs
fraction Of the economic Of the West In these
circumstances Of Unprecedented proferson. The daily
struggle for food and space among populations already
undernevrished cannot fail TO become bitter"
Unless the gap in living standards between the develop
ed and vnderdeveoped countries narrowed they warned
permanent world peace is an illusion. But time is
running out"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
1.-THE POPULATION BOMB AT CITY HALL
"HIcH-FERTILITY, LOW-INcOME PARENTS
WANT FAMILY PLANNING HELP : BOCUE"

- p. 8
American cities faced with population explosion
that acute any Asia and Africa Dr. Donald Bogvs
OF the University Of Chicago declared at symposium At
PPFAs Annual Meeting last fall Dr. Bogve who director
Of the unversiys Community and Family Study Center
pointed out that in each Of central cities high fertility
families among owneome and minority groups nvoIvn
sfIy reproducing at rate Of few points below The high
lconfinved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
REV. DR.. Karl BARrH. SWISS ACE

e/o Holt, Rinehsrf and Winston
383 Madison Ave.
New York. NJ r.
Dear Rev. Bsrfh:
Reading that fine article appearing in the Christian Sci
Monitor relative your visit and thinking, feel
eovrsged TO offer Of the products Of 81 Of the writer's
20 years devotion to scientific and religious research and
practice.
Should you TO comment these challenging.
inspiring and rewsrdng divine revelations your views
will be given prsysvl eonsderafion and snswsrsG o.
God directs.
lovingly and nspirsfonsIy yours, according 10
Christ with you swsy in his 20 years return,
without fhe impeachment Of Marys fIsshIy identity,
in Gods and only SANE. honest, Ssssnfrss
church and therapeutics, His Christ, Scientist, Heal
or Of mankind and) fhe nations, RsvsIsser u the
REAL - the heaven and the now earth
and the utter NoTHNcNEss Of The things seen,
temporal ISL Psvl)- the evil ihe hvmsnl the
mafsrail
Andrew FTvehavf Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:ms
EneIs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

"HAuseR: U.s.. NEEDS 70 cur BIRTH RATE"
-P. .
lEatMysss SiaeIy Of hke Mbtvy

The United stssss 10 "in she midst u Pepv'ss'o"
crisis that shrsssens traditional way Of s warned
Philip ~ hsvssr ehsirmsn Of the sociology dspsrsns"s "
sts UnNsrsisy d Chicago. In rsesnt article IN Loon
The crisis becoming each day and promises
national catastrophe" unless our birth rss
reduced BY At least one third he declared.
The consequences Of I.3 percent annual rsse Of m
being feit sresdy in cities where schools
are ovsrcrswded rsfe problems cannot Be solved. and
new sjvs ere being created than wipe ovf
The old Ones he stated.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
"PREss PUBLIC AGENCIES TO PROVIDE BIRTH
CONTROL, Ill. LEGISLATOR ASKS" o. 7

SONIkOLs III LEOISLAIOk ASNS p.
Public health sgeneies shrking their civic
sponsbiy in making birth control information avail
sbIs 70 families who want IT, State Rep. William H. Robin
IT, chieaso declared at sday institute. sponsored
by The Planned Parenhood Association Of Chicago in No
vember Charging that the agencies won't do anything
their own, Rep Robinson said that public pressure
be applied"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
PaFentllood
tconfnvsd from Ps9s ~
POPULATION PROBLEM SECOND ONLY 70
H-BoMB, ROCKEFELLER DECLARES"

Population growth Is ssesnd eNIy 10 M ssnsrsS q
atomic wsspons major psebsm os eUr ~. Jshn =
Rockefeller 3rd chairman Of fhs Rsekssslss FsV"dssisn
and Of fhs Population Council declared in November b.
fore The U Ms Food and Agriculture Organization FAo)
in Rome.
Noting that responsible world leaders are working
with purpose" prevent nvessr Mr. RecksfssIsr
depiored he tendency Of many nations. including she u
S. facing fhe facts population He called
governments learn hs fsess population growth
end their broad implications Then she basis OF svI
knowledge LET responsible Issders country by country
decide whether population sterilization 10 required. and
whether acceptable be found"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
"suNREiATED BUSINESS"
"ENRlcHEs SOME CHURCHES"

vvher ,te Wsvs and Means Committee announces fwo
wears soo that II would seek 10 plug 'oePhoss ~ me
TAX structure one Of IFS OF Interest was 'ne So
called "vnressed business Of churches Tsx evasion by
clerical interests first brought to the seno" o. So"
oess and the nation by PoAU series OF Treasury De-
psrtment and Congressional hearings in 1850
Source Of fhe problem is the TAX normally 521e.
which The Federal Government collects from most business
profits Even ordinary nonpros corporations are subject
70 this levy but churches have thus far evaded It,
WEST ISLIP COMMUNITY LIBRARY
TOOK CHURCH & STATE OFF ITS SHELVES :"
p. q
When the West IsIip community library took CHURCH
AND STATE off its shelves please seefarian eensors,
David WsyfieId undertook program OF his own TO re-
store IL TO its place. When all conventional methods fail
ed 70 produce results Mr. Wsyeld had recourse 10 The
method pictured above. CHURCH AND STATE Is back
on the shelf in the West IsIip Library
These are the effects CHURCH AND STATE often
has readers ss fhe resentment Of seefaran Gen.
sors who know they contend against its doevmenfed
facts At the time II eIieits The sfavneh loyalty OF
those who want the people TO know the truth.
We happily note the growing incidence Of library SUBJ
scrptions 10 Journal u is gaining recognition as an
important publication. that complete library which
offer both sides the chvrehtas issue cannot
afford TO be without.
D. - "EditorioIs "NASTY BUSINESS"
Citizens for Educational Freedom Is Roman Catholic
front group originally organized with the consent Of The
hierarchy Us purpose 10 take the heat off hs clergy
in the forefront the danger Of strong aneerea reaction
Of the bishops campaign would be Issssnsd Now sp-
pears that ihe Roman Catholic hierarchy having second
thoughts about the Citizens.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
p. S : PERSECUTION RESOLUTION"


House Concurrent Resolution 400 has drawn the SUD-
Pors OF Glenn l. Archer, executive director Of PoAu with
fhe understanding that be widened TO include , v,rs
ct religious discrimination or persecution The presen,
resolution submitted by Rep. Sidney r. Yates 3D. nv pro
Woes Tor condemnation Of The oppression Of Roman Cath
Que priests in LithUsns and everywhere behind the Iron
Curtain. -. "~'
' ~rener agreed that there had been evidence Of
ree'ovs oppression Of Catholic clergy in these .rs, IA
explained however that he saw no reason 70 eors;rs mr
excellent resolution to group only. He called
ss"'0" e hs plight Of young Spanish Baptist who
"so .seen been sentenced TO jail for refusal "a knssI
Roman csfho'ie Mass wners sfsendsnes VA. so.s''
s0 ne also recalled that Protestant children have no
ssosm !" the ssss'sd public school Of coIobs where
eempvlsion. ' '''" o"osr 'sss'
A. Any oppressed man wants 10 be free Of ouor.s.or
. Arehsr said whether he be Roman c.,ts',s or
,,% victim, s.',: ~ good s.. to our
expression should be broad enough 70 ;rea. ~" '"'
Vonfnvsd Next WsslJ
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
R. Cs God Is NOT The Father Of
Christ jesus III
p. S : "BY IIs ERuiIsm

The public Is being strongly imporsvned by leaders
OF she Roman Catholic Church to provide funds from taxes
to support their denominaionsI schools Much Is made
OF the fact these schools have God in them and that
they can do far better Job than mere public sysem
Evening star., 1962-08-19
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