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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
BY DAVID BREASTED
star staff Writer

An independent outside or
ganization should conduct a.
study OF District school policies,
procedures, and educational
programs, Shane MacCarthy
said today.
Mr.. MacCarthy, chairman Of
a special committee which in
vestieated d. c. Stadium vio-
lence last fall involving some
students, made the proposal in
a letter to Representatives
Whitener, Democrat of North
Carolina, and Nelson. Democrat
of Minnesota.
The letter was submitted at
Joint hearings today of the
House and Senate District
Committees.
School Supt. Carl r. Hansen,
however, was noncommittal on
Mr.. MacCarthy's idea. DR..
Hansen said he would neither
advocate nor oppose the out
side study Of the school system.
In other testimony today,
Arnold Sternberg, of the Dis
trict Democratic Central Com
mittee, told the hearing that
the District spends a lower
percentage of all its expendi-
lures for school construction
than any State or other local
jurisdiction in the United
States. Only Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Kentucky, and South Caro-
lima spend less than the Dis
trict, Mr.. Sternberg said.
In answer to questions on
nonresident pupils in D. c.
schools from Representative
Broyhill, Republican Of Vir-
ginia, DR.. Hansen said that
there may be some abuses Of
provisions for nonresident
pupils. But, he said, these
abuses are few, and when there
is doubt, the situation should
be resolved in favor of the
child's education.
DR.. Hansen said that it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
Job Training
Center Urged
BY GRACE BASSETT
star staff Writer


A 81 million national DEM
onstration center for training
city boys for jobs will be pro-
posed to the House Education
Committee this week.
Representative Goodell, Re-
publican of New York, sponsor
of the plan, said the idea has
a fair change Of approval.
ut depends on what the
Democrats do" he said.
Earlier, Democratic members
of the committee objected to
Mr.. Goodell's attempt to tack
the demonstration center onto
the Kennedy administration
bill creating a Youth Conserva-
ton Corps. But several of
them, including Committee
Chairman Powell, Democrat Of
New York, supported the idea
in principle.
Now Representative Goodell
will try to write the job train
ing school into a vocational
education bill being studied by
the committee. He has been
promised minority backing.
The center would provide
both a school and home for
disadvantage" boys between
the ages Of is and %, accord
ing to Mr.. Goodell.
Potential students would be
some of the 1914 drop-outs
each year from regular Dis.
trict classrooms. They coulc
be running with gangs. suffer
ling from broken homes o.
simply more qualified for prac'
tical than for theoretical edu'
cation.
Enrolment at the center
would run up to 1000.
Youngsters would come from
all parts of the United States
Mr.. Goodell explained. But h;
said the Districts location
would dictate the bulk of en-
rollment by District youths.
Financing would be strictly
Federal. Mr.. Goodell said h
would ask for 100000 the frs
year for planning. An addition
al $14 million to set UP and op'
crate the center would be au'
thorized to be appropriated ii
following years.
! The first effort Of Mr.
Goodell and the Education
! Subcommittee to win author
, ization was dismissed as parti
: san by a few Democrats, VIII,
may support the move now.
Mr.. Goodell was opposed Il
the Conservation Corps, whicl
} he would have expanded will
; this training in the city rathel
: than in the woods for jobles
boys.
The committee meets agai
tomorrow on vocational educa
ton legislation, after a two
hour work session this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
Mac orthy UrgesS
Of Schools by Outsider

often difficult to find a respon-
sible parent Of some children.
DR.. Hansen also testified in
favor of a separate new admin
istration building for schools
to replace the antiuuated, ex-
pensive, and scattered admin
istrative facilities which the
schools now use.
Representative Whitener
quoted District officials as
saying they would try to get
the Board of Education to
agree to putting school admin
istrative offices in a centralized
city administration building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
star staff Writer

9t9A 9e8AA
Senator Ribicoff, Democrat
of Connecticut, angrily charged
today that the Department OF
Agriculture has refused to re-
veal to the public the names of
pesticides it has found unsafe
but which are still on sale.
1T is a mockery Of regula-
ton for the Department Of
Agriculture to find a product
unsafe and then refuse to tell
the public the name Of the
product" the Senator said.
He promised that, If the de-
partment does not make such
q list available today, he will
reveal these products in the
Senate tomorrow.
Senator Ribicoff, chairman
Of q subcommittee investigating
pesticideS, introduced legisla-
ton to prevent the sale of
products which the Department
of Agriculture has found to be
unsafe. Manufacturers at pres
ent can market these products
after protesting the Depart
ment's decision under what Is
called protest registration"
Rachel Carson Testifies
Rachel Carson, author Of
1.-THE Silent Spring." later
warned the Senate subcommit-
tee that pesticides may have
created a new kind Of fallout."
She said the United States
must not wait "for a clear and
tragic demonstration" before
increasing research on pesticide
dangers.
Miss Carson, who lives in
Silver Spring. Md. said that
planes used to monitor nuclear
debris or fallout In the upper
atmosphere could inexpensively
determine whether pesticide
crystals are being carried high
into the air and spread about
the globe.
Speaking to a senate Govern
ment Operations subcommittee,
Miss Carson said that high con-
centrations of DOT have been
found in remote areas such as
Southeastern Alaska, where no
spraying has ever been con-
Quoted. She said a phenomenon
like fallout is one of the most
logical explanations for these
findings.
Stimulates Congress
Miss Carson was introduced
by Senator Ribicoff as the
woman who stimulated Con-
gress and the executive branch
to take another look at pesti-
cides.
Much of her testimony
pointed out things that are not
known about pesticides. INC
one fully understands" she
said. what happens when pes
ticide residues stored in oul
bodies interact with drugs re-
peatedly taken.
And there are some indica.
tons that detergents, which are
often present in drinking water
may affect the lining of the
digestive tract so that 1t more
readily absorbs cancer-causinl
chemicals"
Miss Carson said that pes
ticides reaching the oceans MAJ
become concentrated in various
seafoods. She said that oyster
exposed to levels Of only onI
part per billion of DOT for one
week were later shown to con.
tain $4,000 parts per billion
in their tissues.
Strict Controls
The author called for stricT
control of aerial spraying anC
a recognition of an individually
right not to be exposed Il
pesticides from nearby spraying
operations.
She also asked for a reduc,
ton in the use Of pesticideI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04

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The author called for strict
control of aerial spraying and
a recognition of an individuals
right not to be exposed to
pesticides from nearby spraying
operations.
She also asked for a reduc-
ton in the use Of pesticides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Ry The AssocIated Press

OF the three living former
presidents, Harry S. Truman
drew less Federal money ir
pension and other retirement
beenftis last year than die
Herbert Hoover or Dwight d
Eisenhower.
The figures were made public
yesterday by the House Appro'
priations Committee.
A 1858 law gave former presi.
dents a pension Of $25, 1000 pei
year, allowed them to hire en-
ployes at q total annual salary
Of $4,000 and provided them
with office space and equip.
ment plus free mailing priv
ileges.
All three former presidents
drew the pension during fiscal
year 1868 and, the COMMITTEES
was told, will do so for fiscal
year 1864 which started July /
ALI three used tn maximum
$4,000 allowance for employee;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

nation even as the new blow
at Malaysia was announced by
Deputy First Minister Jo-
hannes Leimena.
Mr.. Sukarno denounces the
infant anti-Communist fedora
tion--a Commonwealth nation
formed by Malaga, Singapore,
Sarawak and Saban North
Borneo)-aS a menace to In
donesia and a perpetuation OF
British colonialiSrn in south
east Asia.
Mr.. Leimena said SukarnC
has decreed that the nationa
economy should be a majol
weapon in Indonesia's anti.
Malaysia campaign. extending
the policy Of hostile confronta.
ton to business affairs.
sr British Alarmed
The foreig n business com,
manity here. particularly Brit
ish firms with connection IL
Malaysia, viewed the develop
ments with apprehension.
Though Mr.. Sukarno hai
disclaimed naturalization plan
Jakarta was flooded with re-
ports Of the seizure of British
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Romney to Attend
GoIdwuter Dinner

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
Sept. 81 (AP).--Gov. George
Romney will head q slate of
Michigan Republican officials
appearing with Senator Gold
water, Republican Of Arizona,
at q @. o. P. Embarrassing din
ner here in November.
The dinner will be the first
time Senator Goldwater and
Gov. Romney have appeared
publicly since both have been
labeled as Republican presi-
Dental candidate possibilities.
Gov. Romney will introduce
Senator Goldwater at the $500
a-plate banquet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

properties across Java, includ-
ing SO rubber, tea and quinine
plantations. The official An
tara News Agency said regional
authorities assumed supervision
Of the properties after they hac
been taken over by leftist unior
workers.
Plainly dissatisfied with pre-.
vious assurances, the British
Foreign office in London sum.
moned Indonesian Ambassador
Burhanudin M o h a m a d Dial
and handed him a note Off.
cially described as containing
a number of questions about
his governments measures re.
lating to British firms in Indo.
nesia."
Singapore Is Hub
Principally affected was thu
flow of goods and money be.
tween Indonesia and the two
wealthiest partners in Malaysis
= Singapore and Malaga
Commerce between Indonesis
and the other two members o.
the federation, Sarawak anC
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Tito and GouIurt
Tour RuruI BruziI

BRASILIA. Sept. 81 (AP).-
President Tito made his first
trip into the countryside of
Brazil today.
The Yugoslav leader and
President Joao Goulart
motored to Goiania. about 100
miles south of this modernistic
capital, for a luncheon with
the Goias state governor,
Mauro Borges.
A special performance OF
Brazilian dances was arranged
for Marshal Tito here tonight
He is leaving Monday for
Chile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Eisenhower's Pension
Tops Truman, Hoover

and the same amount Is
budgeted for this year. Gen.
Eisenhower had two employees
last year, Mr.. Truman. six.
and Mr.. Hover. seven. The same
staffs are provided for in this
years budget. The names of
the employees were not listed.
Gen. Eisenhower last year
received total payments for
personal pension and staff and
miscellaneous benefits Of $110,-
600; Mr.. Hoover. sos, 900, and
MFR. Truman, $85,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
VA Law Discussion

A panel discussion on Vet
Grams Law and the Private
Practitioner" will be held at q
Wednesday session Of the Fed
eral Bar Associations annual
convention at the Sheraton
Hotel in Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

North Borneo, was never heavy.
The hub of the trade has
been Singapore. The flow
through that city-state alone
has been estimated UP to $16S
million a year.
Mr.. Leimena said 1t was de-
cided to halt use of Malayan
dollars as q medium Of ex-
change in the Rau Archipelago,
a series of Indonesian islands
just off Singapore.
The Malayan dollar is worth
80 United States cents. The In
donesian rupiah, officially
pegged at 315 to 81 Unite d
States, brings only about one
tenth Of a cent in black market
trading.
l The severance Of trade Is
bound at least temporarily to
hurt Indonesia, whose economy
has been shaky ever since 1t
won freedom from The Neither
lands in l949.
Troops Help Police
Indonesian troops continued
to back UP Jakarta police In
the wake Of the fire rioting
Wednesday that destroyed the
British Embassy and heavily
damaged other British proper
ty. Jakarta Gov. Sumarno said
however, authority remains In
his hands and civil regulations
J still apply.
British Ambassador Andrew
G. Gilchrist turned his home
into a temporary embassy, with
the Union Jack again flying
! from the residential flagpole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

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Sukorno Upsets British
By Malaysia 7 rode Cut

JAKARTA, Indonesa Sept 81 (AP)-President Sukarnos
government severed trade ties with British backed Malaysia
today though this will close traditional outlets for such
IndoneSian exports rubber tin and
"a Diplomatic dialogue persisted between London
kaTta about S450 million in British properties in this island
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CHS RepOrtS-"Storm Over the Supreme Court" Exciting
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its philosophical battles with Presidents its ceavages
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Hirschmunn TuIks
About Israel Bonds

Ira Hirschmann, author and
special wartime envoy Of Pres
ident Roosevelt, addressed a
group Of community leaders
last night at the Broadmoor
Apartments for the forthcom-
ing Israel Bond campaign here
Mr.. Hirschmann, who acted
for President Roosevelt in In
vestigating the reported offer
of Adolf Eichmann to exchange
imprisoned European Jews for
trucks in 1943, is the author OF
a number of books, including
his current autobiography
Caution to the Winds" He has
also been a department store
executive and worked as con-
sultant to several United Ma
tons commissions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday,, February 20, 1861
Diefenboker Discounts
Plans to Arm Bomorcs

his defense policies, certain to
be a prime issue in the April 8
elections ordered after the COL
lapse Of his government two
weeks ago.
Mr.. Diefenbaker said the in
tercontinental ballistic missile
is taking the place of the
manned bomber and there IL
no defense" against it.
"They (the Russians) have
something like 100 of them and
there can be no victory in a
nuclear war;" Mr.. DiefenbakeI
said.
Mr.. Diefenbaker reorganizec
his cabinet last week after II
had been split by the walkout
of three ministers who opposed
his decision to hold back or
accepting United States nucleal
warheads. His government fell
February 5 in a parliamentary
showdown on accusations OF
indecision, but it remains in
power until after the new cleo
tons.
The prime minister summed
up his defense policies in these
words:
Maintain our responsible
ties, assure our defenses, as
sure our security and do oui
part to bring about the only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Fuirfux Library Shows
Free Films TONIGHT

Free films viii be shown at
1880 O'Clock tonight at the
Fairfax County Public Library
222 North Payne street, Fair
fax, as part Of the library's
night series, THE Wonderful
World Of Films"
Among the films to be shown
are George Washington, 1.-THE
Song of the Prairie" ano
Challenge of Ideas"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20

salvation for mankind today
disarmament"
Mr.. Diefenbaker said that
when the original plans were
made to build Bomarc stations
at North Bay and La Macasa,
Que, it was intended that
there should be 80 to 40 Bo-
marc bases in the Unite d
States to protect the United
States Strategic Air Command.
He said that the Unite d
States, however, had built only
six such bases and added:
Nov more and more 1t is
becoming known and apparent
that the plan is no longer eff
fective."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Traffic Arrest Leads
To Citations for z

Metropolitan Police Privates
Maurice H. Mcdonald and
Richard F. DeLorme were
named yesterday as traffic Of
ficers of the month" by the
District Citizens Traffic Board
Each of the officers was pre-
sented with a certificate and q
$25 savings. bond.
The policemen were honore6
for an arrest of a driver of q
stolen car which led to appre-
hension of two other criminals
and solved several crimes.