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that we have gotten away
from the town hall meeting"
Televised press conferences
can get people back into par
ticipating in government and
provide the leadership they
need, he added. There's
nothing wrong with press
conferences that good ques-
tions couldn't cure"
forth the libel laws govern
ing Presidents, reporters and
their newspapers in the event
someone is libeled during a
presidential press conference.
Specifically in mind were the
so-called security risks"
Sarah McClendon asked the
President about a few weeks
ago when he. in turn, asked
her who she was talking
about.
"A reporter under the his
toric position of law is alb
solutely liable if he or she
commits SANDER or libel in
asking a question on televi-
1.-THE whole focus of the
campaign" said Mr.. Noyes,
was which one-Nixon or
Kennedy-waS the best on
extemperaneous debate. How
does this determine if a man
is set for the presidency"
IF you look at the men
who have been President,
every one has had this Ca
pacity." retorted Mr.. Schles-
niger. He dismissed the mo
ton that a president or can
didate asked about a serious
position Of policy should at
that point have to go off and
find out what his position
is" If that's the case, "he
shouldn't be President" he
said.
LOUIS NIZER then set
sion," said Mr.. Nicer. But
the authority and aura is al
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IF the President can't an
swer these questions spon-
taneously without advisers
all around him, he has no
business being President of
the United States" said
Arthur Schlesinger yesterday
in a hot argument on the
subject of the presidential
press conference formal.
The Women's National
Press Club staged a 6-to-8
party at the Cosmos Club
with the second hour devoted
to a stimulating panel dis
cussion between presidential
assistant and Pulitzer Prize
winning historian Arthur
Schlesinger; Executive Edi-
tor of The Star Newbold
Moves, jr.; Louis Nicer. the
libel lawyer who repre-
scented Quentin Reynolds and
extracted 100000 out of
Westbrook Pegler," and who
is also the author of the best
selling my Life in Court"
and Richard Salant, presi-
dent of CHS News.
They we're introduced by
Club President Bonnie An
gelo, who explained that Mr..
Schlestnger was substituting
for Pierre Salinger who was
at home ill with an ailment
she trusted wasn't cold feet.
She also presented the mod
orator, Esther Van Waggoner
Tufty, veteran Washington
correspondent, known as the
Duchess to the press corps"
WHO looked in blooming
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ToHonor Doctors

Each year the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Montgomery
County Medical Society plans
an event on the Sunday
nearest March 80 to mark
Doctors Day, which is pro-
claimed March 80 by the
Governor of Maryland in
public tribute to all physi-
clans.
This year the auxiliary will
hold a supper dance from 5
to 8 pm. Sunday at Shady
Grove Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-30

ways with him (the Presi-
dent), even when he is taking
a shower. We grant to him
continuing immunity"
IF A NEWSPAPER RE-
PORTS testimony accurately
1t is not committing libel, he
continued, but if it is mac
curate there must be proof
that there was no malice. In
the case in mind, he said,
before any names were
named, there was libel by in
nuendo.
To the suggestion that the
presidential press conference
was no longer the big avenue
of news because of leaks" or
private interviews with select
neWsmen, Arthur SchleSinger
said he was opposed to the
notion that the President
must treat everyone equally.
If a man is a brilliant column
mist, he should not be treated
the same way as a hack"
Mr.. Salant pointed out
that Come May 90 when we
get the first press conference
satellite up, the press con-
ference will become more
important" 1t will be car
ried around the world ST.
multaneouSly with transla-
ton arranged for in the for
eign countries.
X X II
AROUND THE TOWN:
The social, big
money-raising International
Ball, held annually for the
benefit of the Children's Con-
valescent Hospital, is already
being worked up for next
November 10. 1t will be a
Salute to Japan" with Mrs.
Douglas Dillon as honorary
chairman, Mrs. Adrian Fish
er, chairman and Mrs. Mid
dleton Train, vice chairman.
Brazilian Ambassador
Roberto Campos gave a din
ner for Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Dillon on
Monday night when his pred
ecessor Walther Moreira
SALES and his wife, attended.
The next morning at II
o'clock Elysinha Moreira
Sales gave birth to a baby
boy at George Washington
Hospital. Mexican Am
bassador Garlic Flores says
he has the most beautiful
singer in Mexico performing
at his 6-to-8 party Wednes-
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Evening star., 1962-04-16
CAPITAL CARROUSEL
Squirrel Success Story

herd of registered Polled
Hereford cattle and Mrs. Roo
sevelt raises, among other
delicious things, the most
heavenly raspberries that
ever graced a dessert plate.
(TheSe came at the end of
a bliSsful lunch served by
queen Of the Roosevelt kitch-
en-, Claudia OKellyO Sue
is known as a gourmet cook,
herself, and her talents in
the field Of sewing are such
that at the moment she is
making a Dior designed suit.
Dinner parties are limited
usually to eight or ten guests,
with an occasional larger
buffet supper. The pale yell
low living room, with tulip
strewn curtains and blue vel
vet cushions on the window
seats lends itself to the kind
of very pleasant entertaining
that the Roosevelts prefer.
+ 4 4
"a FUNNY THING Hap
pened On the Way to. the
Forum" may or may not
have them rolling in the
aisles at the National Thea
ter, but at an after-theater
party last week, the late
late show was simply terrific.
Scottie and Jack Lanahan
were hosts to the cast of the
play and a number of lucky
friends last Tuesday. The
dancing party started late
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Vice President to Receive
World Peace Award

Vice President johnson will
receive the World Peace
Through World Health"
award to be given at a din
ner on May % at the Shore
ham Hotel in behalf of the
Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer
Foundation.
Mrs. Roosevelt will pre-
sent the award, the second
annual one to be given.
Gen. Omar N. Bradley, re-
cipient of last years award,
has accepted Craftsmanship of
the dinner. Serving as CO.
chairmen of the Reception
Committee are Mrs. Perle
Mesta and Mrs. India Ed
wards. Mrs. Allie s. Freed is
chairman of the Washington
Host Committee.
In his acceptance speech,
the Vice President will pay
tribute to the late Speaker of
the House Sam Rayburn who
Evening star., 1962-04-16

She is a member Of the
New Scotland Garden Club
and the Soil Conservation
Society CT America, which
boasts few women members.
She is also sole member Of
an unofficial Bird and Squir-
rel Conservation Society. Like
many bird lovers, she keeps
a bird feeder in ner garden.
When the SQUIRRELS were
outwltting every designer of
bird feeders last year and
taking food faSteI than it
could be served. Sue was
advised to get rid o. the
squirrels.
All the suggested methods
involved capital punishment
and, as such, didn't appeal
to her. Her own solution
was to catch the squirrels
painlessly in a cage and
transport them to some
highly attractive wooded area
across the river where
she would lose them.
This Hansel and Gretel
way Of handling things kept
her driving station wagon
10 DIS Of squirrsls across
Chain Bridge for the better
part of a year. Now, at last,
she has a bird feeder they
can't reach and the squirrel
population influx in Virginia
has dropped.
THE FAMILY spends it's
summers on their farm in
Duchess County, New York.
where Mr.. Roosevelt raises a
Evening star., 1962-04-16

died of cancer last year. In
his memory cancer research
proects are being planned by
the Foundation which is af-
filiated with the American
Cancer Society.
The foundation is the only
institution to which Mrs.
Roosevelt has given the use
of her name. Gen. Bradley
is chairman of the Founda-
tion's Board of Governors.
The Eleanor Roosevelt Can
Ger Foundation has instituted
an international fellowship
program for cancer research
both in this country and
abroad. At present 20 fell
lows from IL countries are
working under foundation
grants. 1t is also building
new cancer research facili-
ties at hospitals and medi-
cal schools in various parts
of the United States.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

and ended much, much,
later everybody was hav-
ing too much fun to go home,
even though it was a school
night.
Many of the guests came
straight to the party from
1900 Pennsylvania avenue
where they'd been attending
the Kennedy's reception for
members Of Congress.
Among the black-tied legis-
lators were the two popular
bachelor Congressman, Paul
Rogers and John Brademas.
Lucy and Bill Moorhead and
John and Mare Lindsay were
among other congressional
couples who came for the
dancing.
Devron and a four-piece
orchestra supplied the music
and put the cast Of the play
through a few PAGES. Scottie
shooed everybody else off the
dance floor and Devron
played a musical guessing
game, switching from twist
to minuet to charleston, while
the dancers kept right up
with him. Zero Mostel sang
the attractive leading
lady sang and absolutely
everybody had a wonderful
time.
OUT OF TOWN VISIT
ORS, all involved in a tangle
of family relationships with
the Woody RedmondS, the
Charlie Whitehouses and the
Rowland Evanses, spurred a
number of dinner parties last
week. Alexander and Eliza
beth Aldrich were here from
Albany, visiting his sister
and brother-in-law, Liberty
and Woody Redmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Winton
from Minneapolis, close
friends Of the Aldriches, were
here at the same time. Mike
Winton is Kay Evans
brother, and Penny Winton is
Molly Whitehouse's sister
and Charlie Whitehouse is a
cousin of Alexander Aldrich
and Liberty Redmond. Sort
of gets one off on that old IT
am my own grandpa" busi-
ness, but the reunion was a
gay one.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Linkletter
FonniIyHere
For Benefit

TV personality Art Linklet-
ter, Mrs. Linkletter and three
of their children are in
Washington on a combina-
tion sightseeing and YMCA
World Service trip.
The Linkletters and song
stress Georgia Lee will be
honor guests tonight at a
reception in the State De-
partment given by the Young
Mems Christian Association
of the National Capital Area,
for their volunteer support
of the YMCA World Service.
Representatives of SO en-
bassies are expected to at
tend tonight's event in the
Thomas Jefferson Room.
High point of the visit will
be the family's appearance
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
grand ballroom of the Shera-
ton Park Hotel when a bene-
fit YMCA World Service
color film, Holiday in the
Holy Land" will be shown.
Mr.. Linkletter and his fam
lily star in the film.
The Linkletter children in
clude Robert, II; Sharon, Is,
and Diane, 13. 1t is their
first trip to Washington so
the family has made the
most Of it since their arrival
Saturday night. After a quick
swing around the city view
ing prominent historic sites,
the five took off yesterday
for a brief stay in Williams
burg, Va.
Tomorrow they will lunch
on Capitol Hill as guests Of
Senator Jennings Randolph
of West Virginia.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Kirkpatrick
To Be Speaker

Mr.. Scott Kirkpa atrick.
manager Of the National
Theater, will address the
Columbia Heights Art Club
following a noon buffet
luncheon tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Lawrence j.
Blackmar.
Mrs. Mccall lines, club
president. will introduce Mr..
Kirkpatrick, who will speak
on the Living Theater at its
Best"
Evening star., 1962-04-16
CHANGE IN DAY

The Stars Fashion Eye
catcher" sketched by Barchen,
a regular feature of the
Society-Home section each
Monday, will appear, instead,
tomorrow and each Tuesday
thereafter.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
KENNEDYS
MOTHER
IN PARIS

NEW YORK, April 16
(AP). - President Ken
nedy's mother, Mrs. Joseph
P. Kennedy. left by plane
yesterday from Idlewild
Airport for a two week
rest" in Europe.
She departed on TWA
Flight 802 to Paris.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

Chris. another son, attends
the University of Virginia.
SUE ROOSEVELT studied
Landscape design and was
headed for a career as a
landscape architect before
she was married. Now she
gives solace to any frustra-
tions she might have in that
field by redesigning her gar
den and by being responsible
for the perennial border of
the Bishops Garden at the
Cathedral.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
BY HELEN GULLION
Contributing Writer

Mrs. Franklin Delano Roo
sevelt, jr., is one of Washing
tons pretties women, but her
greatest charm lies in her
good humor and total lack of
pretense. Her household re-
fleets the warmth of her per-
sonality and the house on
Palisade lane is bright and
lovely.
The Roosevelts bought the
fieldStone and brick house
almost three years ago when
they returned to Washington
Second in series on living in
Woshinston-copitolites ond their
woy OF life!
after a four-year absence.
During the six years that
Mr.. Roosevelt served in Con-
greSS they rented a house
here. Their two daughters,
Nancy, who is ten, and Laura,
two and a half, live here with
them. Franklin Roosevelt
III, is with the Navy in the
Far East, but will return in
time for his wedding in June.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
DAY IS AMINESIA VICTIM

Guest stars LARAMIE Day and
Charles Drake portray the principal
characters in story of amnesia
and murder in ITO the Best of My
Recollection" on &C k m e !"
Wednesday at 8 on KTVF. Channel
Eleven.
Anthony George. Doug Mcclure
md Sebastian Cabot star. respec-
lively. as Don Corey. Jed Stills and
Dr. Hyatt-Checkmate. Inc.
Wealthy heiress Sylvia Weston
Miss Day. awakens in hospital
but does not know who she is,
despite the statement of Mack Wes-
ton tCharles Drake that she is his
wife Sylvia is so terrified of re-
turning to her supposed home with
Mack that her nurse at the hospital
asks Checkmate to help Sylvia.
Corey and his partners investigate
| the circumstances surrounding Syl-
Was obvious fear of Mack. and
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

KTTF program highlights for
Wednesday are:
CHECKMATE a Guest star
Iaraine Day and Charles Drake
portray the principal characters in
e story Of annesla and murder in
To the Best Of Ny Recollection"
OF this weeks show.
DANNY THOMAS 3 Danny
Williams makes the mistake Of tell
ing he teacher that he thinks teach
ing = classroom Of feenagers looks
pretty easy. He accepts the offer 10
take over and half day goes by
with joke telling and night club
Toutines taking the place of lessons.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
HICHLICHTS-.

KFAR-TV program highlights for
Wednesday are:
WAGON TRAIN-7-Bette Davis
portrays domineering mother whose
strength nearly destroys her family.
REAL McCOYS-8-Grandpa Nc
Coy salvages an investment when
Hassle tires of taking piano lessons.
BEN CASEY 3. 30-Dr. Casey
jeopardizes his hospital career when
he seeks rehabilitation of alcoholic
patient. portrayed by Franchot
Tone.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
Grandpa Protects
Music Investment

Although Grandpa Mccoy is skep-
teal when Hassie declares she
wants to take music lessons, he un-
expectedly gets credit for being
very wise in The New Piano" on
The Real McCoys" Wednesday at
3 on KFAR-TV. Channel 2.
As Grandpa has foreseen. Hassie
soon tires of practicing. but the old
gentleman's efforts to protect his
investment in the instrument bring
4 new development.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
Runaways Take
Refuge At Ranch
On The Rifleman'

Two young runawsys. one of
them i'll with measles. take refuge
al the Mccain ranch in The Prin-
cess" on The Rlflemar WedBes.
day at $50 on KFAR-TV. Channel !.
Pretty. dark haired Jennifer gets
q crush on Lucas Mccain while
her young brother. Charles. is re-
cuperating.
Special guest star Anne t-AngeF0
Fargo. the young French actress
plays Jennifer.
Chuck Connors stars as Lucas Nc
Cain and Johnny Crawford IS fea-
tured as Mark Mccain.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
NOW IT'S TRifFIDS

Carole Ann Ford. stage star. has
been signed by executive producer
Philip Yordan for the spectacular
science-fiction drama, The Day of
the Triffids.s
The picture. co-starring Howard
Keel and French actress Nicole
Maurey. will screen Carole as
blind French girl whose plight is
underlined by the destruction of
whole cities by giant plants which
can think and talk
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

Richard Anderson. who stars as
District Atty Glenn Wagner in
ABC-TV's BUS Stop" and his bride.
television writer Katharine Ander-
son. are attending night classes in
psychology al UCLA this term.
Dick believes the course will en-
nance his TV and movie portrayals,
and his wife considers il invaluable
in helping her to develop charac-
terizations in her scripts.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

Cowboy: Putting your saddle on
backward. aren't your"
Dude: That's all you know about
it. smarty. You don't even know
which way I'm going"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

when they learn that a shipboard
companion of the Westons. who have
just returned from the Orient. is
missing. they suspect foul play.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-08
Five Horny Girls
Selected For Honors

Five Horny County girls have
been included among l3i Win
throp College freshmen To
participate i'm the coll. gy's hon
ors program for the academic
ally gifted.
These girls are Margaret
Ann Bledsoe, Aynor; Frances
Copeland, Myrtle Beach; Joyce
Hale, Myrtle Beach; Gwendo-
lyn Holmes, Ocean Drive
Beach; and Janet Vaught Gal
livantS Ferry.
These girls, who will enter
the South Carolina College for
Women in September, were ST.
lected for the honors program
on the bases of their outstand-
ing high school records and
their high scores on the col
lege entrance examinations.
They will enroll in nonors
sections of regular college
courses. In these sections the
approach is different in that il
del\es more deeply and IN a
more independent manner than
the traditional courses of study.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-08

ID O. Smith of General EleS-
tric Company, project engia-
eer, said today the base upon
which will stand the 3OO-G,p-
gallon fuel oil tank has been
completed. The l25-yards of
concrete necessary i'm the CON-
Siucliun of The base for the
turbine aGi generator was
poured this week.
The overall weight CT ;i:c
plant is 200 tons. Smith said.
We'll have this first turbine
III operation by Sept. 80. The
other one should be ready to
>ut-in by Jan. L.
This plant will be cut ia 10
supplement power transmission
from the present course duriag
peak demands for electricity.
II Will also b. Used IL provide
electricity to the Gruud Strand
area should brc&kdowuS occur
between the coastal section and
the main plan. near MOckS
Corner.