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commonplace in business eStab-
hshments Of all types, it seems
to be gradually becoming a ne
cessity in our houses and auto
mobiles. Only a short time ago
it was considered a luxury, but
those days are already gone.
Contractors in climates where
the summers are inclined to be
warm and muggy usually in
clude cooling system in 0rigi-
nal construction plans, as a mat
ter Of course.
You can have air conditioning
installed in your own home at a
considerably lower price than
was the case a few years ago.
For q medium-SiZe house an ef-
ficient system can be put. in for
81 ,500-$2. 900. In connection with
this matter. should warn you
that the proper size Of the sys-
tenn is important. Too large a
unit will chill the interior too
quickly, then shut off and per-
init the accumulation Of humidi-
ty. Naturally, this means too
high a cost Of operation for your
system. So avoid diversified units.
Even for those who can't af-
ford a completely air-conditioned
home, there are inexpensive
units that can make room or
two quite comfortable during the
sWeltering weather. They may
be hitched to a window to re-
duce the temperature nicely in
a kitchen, a living room, or a
bedroom. Most are sufficiently
powerful to cool at least a cou-
pie of small rooms. Generations
tc come will want their homes
entirely air conditioned; it will
be considered one Of the neces-
sites of everyday living.
must admit that originally !
thought cooling units for the in
teriors Of automobiles were q
passing fancy and would rever
last. But I now believe that all
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Letters to Editor

average number of prisoners
was less than % a day: 200
pounds Of sugar during March
and April, when the average
number of prisoners was lust
over Is a day.
Several OTHER Questions come
to mind. What kird of argument
is it to say that the State of
Virginia pays the Couny in full
for food purchased for Common
wealth tState) soners?
Where does the State of Vir-
ginia get the money to REIN
burse the County? We should
realize that, directly or indirect
~, this money. too comes out Of
our own pockets. q
We need to fight against waste
on all levels of the government,
beginning with the local.
Elizabeth Pickett
r. 6
Farmville
Edward County, have checked
the bills paid by the Board of
Supervisors for the period De
cember /. 1862 to May 81, 1863
for sugar purchased by the
Sheriff's Department for the use
Of prisoners confined in the Jail
Of this county; also the number
of prisoner days for the said
period. and my finding is as
follows:
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The policy paper also calls for
more U. S.-Russian cultural and
scientific exchanges and joint
ventures in certain fields, as fol-
lows:
I'VE should maintain cOntinu-
ing pressure on the USSR to
expand exchanges of persons
on equitable terms and to re-
duce restrictions on the flow Of
information, and should exploit
TO the maximum those opportun-
tiles open to us. It may be
somewhat difficult for Soviet
leaders to maintain a closed So
fciety in the face Of widening ex-
posure to outside influence.
We should press for expand
ed cooperative ventures in such
fields as outer space, public
health, communications, and
peaceful uses Of atomic energy.
Such ventures might give the
S0viets an expanding vested in
terest in respectfully and per-
haps even induce some Of their
officials to think increasingly in
terms of buSinesS-like deals with
the West on matters Of mutual
national advantage.
THE OTHER PROPOSALS
AS reported in this column on
June II. Hartman will also
sound out Khrushchev on the
creation of a new agency to
conduct deliberations to ease
the cold war.
This sensational proposal, I'M
der closely guarded consid-
GRAFTON by the President and
his top foreign policy advisers
for several months calls for the
establishment Of an East-West
commission to reduce tensions.
promote stability, danpen mill
tary crises, and reduce the risk
Of war;
Like the Presidents newest Of
fer to Russia, the Commission
plan is a key aspect of the ad-
mnlStration'S grand design
for reaching an entente with
Russia. The new international
body would be used as d forum
for giving fuller Soviet partic-
lpatiSl and i4'luencc in the
community Of free nations.
FOREIGN FLASHES There
are more East German ref
ugees in the West returning to
Communist rule than are fleeing
to West Germany from behind
the Iron Curtain. The reverse
refugee flow is due to the Ber-
lin Wall and the strengthening
Of Iron Curtain barriers.
Only trickle Of refugees is
getting through to West Ger
many now, while an average of
90 East German refugees in the
West are returning to their home
land each month France is
planning to cut its armed forces
by $4,000 next year, according to
latest Y. S. intelligence reports
Every country in Europe is
planning to field a Peace Corps
OF its own by the end Of the
year. France. which plans to
start with 1901 volunteers, is
seeking advice from U. S. Peace
Corps officials.
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l further certify that all bills
for food purchased for prisoners
are audited by the State Depart
mem Of Welfare and Institutions
and the County is reimbursed in
full by the State Of Virginia for
a ! Commonwealth prisoners
confined in the Jail Of this Coun-
ty1 The Town of Farmville IN
der an agreement with the Coun-
ty, reimburses the County on a
per diem rate for Town prison
ers confind in the Jail of this
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WASHINGTON, July IS

WASHINGTON. July IS NV
president Kennedy has embark
ed on one Of the most risky and
controversial diplomatic maneu-
vers ever undertaken by an
American President.
He is holding out to Premier
Khrushchev 1.-The prospects of
fuller Soviet participation and
influence in the community Of
free nations in exchange for a
general nOrmalization Of Rus
Sian-U.S. relations.
This secret offer is being pre-
scented to the Soviet leader by
Undersecretary Of State Averell
Hartman. now in Moscow for
talks on a treaty banning nu-
clear tests in the atmosphere
and underwater.
The extraordinary proposal,
which is the dark heart of the
Presidents new strategy for
peace provides for granting
Russia the status of "a great
power" in Western affairs.
This overture to Khrushchev
has the full backing Of Prime
Minister Macmillan's govern
ment, and was approved at a
high-level strategy session Of the
Nation Security Council, top
U. s. poicy-making body.
At that White House meeting
National Security members. with
President Kennedy presiding,
approved an overall policy TO-
ward the Soviet Union of lin
creaSng the chance Of construc-
tive evolution within that society
which might eventually move it
to participate in the community
of free nations"
The President and his NSC adj
vlsers agreed that, The growing
Soviet-Chinese split, the natural
forces of augmentation within
the Communist bloc, combined
with certain trends within the
Soviet society itself, make this
objective now possible Of being
achieved"
THE NEW INTTIATIVE-To
test the new policy. Undersecre-
tary Hartman was given full
authority by the President not
only to reach an accord on bar
ring nuclear tests, but to explore
all proposals that would bring
and the Western nations
into closer contact.
This limited detectives Of the
administration and the general
approach to be followed by U. S.
negotiators under the new policy
is outlined in a Security Council
paper being circulated at the
highest level Of government,
stating:
TO the extent possible in the
existing climate, we should
grant to the USSR the position
That its status as a great power
We should hold out, by word
and deed, the prospect Of fuller
Soviet Participation and influ-
ance in the community Of free
if and as the Soviet
leaders show a genuine interest
and will for such constructive
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County, which rate more than
covers the actual cost Of food.
l further certify that accord
ing to the records of this Board
no member Of the said Board
voted AGAINST any of the fore
going bills when said bills were
presented for payment.
Given under my hand this
18th day Of July, 1863.
(Signed)
Vernon G. Womack
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The Allen-ScOtt Report

Presidents Controversial Strategy Includes
Affairs
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Prospect

Aug. Is Miss Margaret Jane
Glenn has returned to Roanoke
after a visit with her parents.
Mn and Mrs. Harvey H. Glenn.
Mrs. Loyeline Jores. of Lynch
burg. visited her mother, Mrs
Hop Wilkerson, last Tuesday.
Mn. and Mrs. Brent Lee,
daughter OF Mrs. Hop Wilkerson,
will vacation in Florida. next
week.
Mrs. Harvey H. Glenn and
children. Tom and Margaret
Jane, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Hubbard
and family in Columbia, S. G.
C. B. Carson is on the s lex
list. Friends and neighbors wish
him a speedy recovery.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Lou B.
johnson were Mrs. Lou j. South
all and Mrs. Mary Crews. Of
Richmond.
Mrs. J. E. Glenn. Jr.. an d
children were guests Of her
mother. Mrs. R. l.. Powell in
Blackstone. this week.
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Service at Trinity Methodist
Church. The countries Of India
Nepal, Pakistan and Ceylon are
included in the course. T h e
study begins on Monday Aug.
26 and continues nightly through
Thursday Aug. 20. Each ses-
sion begins at 7 pm. The teach
er for the course is Mrs. Cor
don Baldwin. Interested women
from other churches are invited
to Participate.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Wood
of Newport News were guests
several days this week of the
Misses Minnie and Es.ell Wood.
They also visited other relatives
while here.
Miss Elizabeth Hanes was a
guest for the week end Of Miss
Martha Ann Maddux of Ken
bridge.
M. and Mrs. Roy Jones and
Rebecca Jones recently return
ed from a trip to Virginia Beach
Maryland and Washington.
Willie Agee is home after be-
ing a patient at Medical College
Hospital Richmond.
Mrs. Roy Jones was a guest
Of the Dillwyn Baptist Church at
their GA Banquet and presenta-
ton service on Sunday Aug. III
at O'Clock.
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Mclean. were here to spend the
week end with relatives.
Back to Work
ReVis Lyons went to the doc
tor in Charlottesville last Thurs
day for a check-up and was al
lowed to so back to work this
week, at Colonial Pipe Lines
yard He has been unable to
work since June 10, when he
sustained a back injury there.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Yancey have
moved from Arlington to their
home. here. He is now employ
ed at the state quarry and she
at the new Dairy Queen at
Arvonia.
Mrs Mary Merck left Sunday
for few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. Piercy at Co.
lonial Heights before going home
to Seneca. S. c. She had spent
six weeks visiting relatives here.
Mrs Thomas Bryant and chill
dren spent last Thursday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Foster. near Farmyille. Lucy
and Kay will remain for a
visit with the grandparents.
Visit in Lynchburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yancey
and son. Donnie were recent
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Yancey in Lychburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark
and son. Kevin, of Farmville.
srent last Sunday afternoon with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tate, of
Farmville, were Sunday visitors
Of Nh and Mrs. R. B. Ander-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Apperson.
il. and children visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shoalmire in Orange
Monday.
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The CYF Of Liberty Church
enjoyed an outing at Nunnally's
lake last Friday night. After
lookout, they were taken on a
hayride by Frank Nunnally. Up
on returning to the lake, vesper
services were held in W i c h
Louis Skidmore, Of Hampden-
Sydney, assisted. After vespers.
refreshments were served in the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Pettus.
". of Cambridge, Mass, were
visitors of Mrs. j. R. Nunnally
on Thursday.
Mrs. Julia UrQurt, Of Sedley
has been visiting her sister. Miss
Mary Lou Raitord for the past
week.
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G reen Bay

Aug Is ~ A3-C Bruce Cheat
ham has returned to his base
at L. G. Hanscom Field, Bed
ford, Mass, after spending a
two weeks leave with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
Cheatham.
Recent visitors of Mr.. an d
Mrs. Henry Weaver were MI.
and Mrs. H, e. WATSON and
daughters. Of Westport. Pa.
Susan Morgan has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jack McComb,
in Richmond, for the past 10
days. Kenneth Morgan attended
the DeMolay Convention held at
Hotel John Marshall in Rich
mond last week.
Mrs. G. F. Mcfarland and
Mrs. Christine Giles, Of Alex
andria. have been spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. l.
T. Nunnally. Mr.. and Mrs. Nun
nally also have with them theiI
granddaughter. Miss Jenny Lou
Lindsey. Of Richmond.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Ravens
of Baltimore, Md. and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ravens and daugh-
ter, of Midlothian, were Ia ST
week visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
T. V. Owen and Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Ravens. Also with the H
a. Ravens for the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Vaughan
of Bon Air.
Hayride and Picnic
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Antioch

Aug. Is NM Edgar Nottingham,
son of the Rev. and Mrs. E. j.
Nottingham. Of Fieldale, spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Foster. Week end guests
were Mrs Ann F. Posey IN d
Miss Patricia Stikman. Of Rich
mond.
Mrs. c. M. Noel. Mrs Mamie
N. Ingle and Peggy were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Martin, in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Mamie N. Ingle entered
Southside Hospital Monday for
ar operation.
Mrs. Aubrey Lindsey, Of Rich
mond. is a guest Of Mrs =. A.
Vaughan.
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T,oo Go To HOSPITAL, One
Stays With Grandmother

MT. ZION, Aug. Is Mrs.
Paul Cave and children. Cindy,
Mark. and Kim, of Farmville,
We're guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w Cave. Kim stay
ed over for a visit with h G r
grandparents while the tw q
Older children We're scheduled to
enter Southslde Hospital for re-
moval of tonsils on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Merck received
word Of the birth of her fifth
erandchild. Diana Lynn Merck,
IN Salina. Kan. on Aug. 2. The
parents are S. Sgt and Mrs.
Ronald Merck, Sgt Merck is
with the U. S. Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. David Erwin. of
Cumberland. were Sunday
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Shumaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T y
and two children and Mrs. Ray
mond Toney were recent guests
of Mrs. Harold Toney. Jr., at
Yorktown
Richmond Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shumak-
er and her brother jerry Own
by. who was spending the week
end with them, were Richmond
visitors. las Saturday.
The news came to Mrs. Rich
ard Bryant and Mrs N 0 + m a i
Putney today Tuesday that
their youngest brother had pass
ed away in a Richmond hospi
tai following heart attack.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse Hodges
Mrs Richard Shumaker anC
Mrs. James Shumaker spenr
Monday with Mrs. Wiley Wood
fin. near Knoxville Mrs. Wood
fin. who has been very i'll is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Snyder
and three of their children. OF
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mother, Mrs. Mamie Spencer.
They were en- route from Georgia
after visiting her people for sew
eral weeks. They lett Sunday for
Alexandria. Other visitors in the
same home Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Spencer and
children, Laura Lee and Clint,
Of Lynchburg. and Frank A.
Spencer, Jr., who will not be 60
ing with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Phillips and son. of
Sandston. stopped by for a short
visit with Mrs. SPENCER.
Miss Mary Housewrigh. left
Sunday for an indefinite visit
with Miss Evelyn Alexander, of
NeWbeln, in Pulaski county.
Mrs. Alice Glover is spending
several weeks at Summer Rest"
at Greenwood.
Mrs. Rudolph LeSueur IS visit
ing this week with her brother
ln-laW and sister Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Pcukett. at Wythville She
attended the art show in Abing-
don before going to Wytheville
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Whor-
ley, Miss earthly Ann Whor-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Shit
maker, and Frank Shumaker at
tended the Shumaker reunion at
Vesuvlus in Rockbridge county
Sunday which was held at the
recreation center there. About
IT'S persons attended. On their
re.urn home they toured Natural
Bridge.
Miss Jane Pennington left this
week for Wakefield where she
has rented an apartment for the
winter. She is teaching music in
the Sussex county schools. Her
sister Miss Nancy Ann Penning-
ton will spend this winter with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowlet. Bruce
left Sunday to visit with their
children. First there was a visit
with It. and Mrs. S. B. Shep-
ard in Maryland from there on
to Rhode Island to visit 1t. and
Mrs. Rowlet. Bruce Jr. and
sleir granddaughter BETHANY
who they had not seen before
this. They joined them for trip
to Kansas to visit Mrs. Rowlett
Bruce Jr's. parents.
Tha Rev. Hugh Ragland Of
Redmond visited friends here
Thursday He returned Sunday to
lreach at Mulberry Grove and
to make plans for their revival
Which begins the fourth Sunday
this month. Rev. Ragland will
hold he revival.
Martha Faye Jones spent sew
eral days visiting with the Rag
lands in Richmond last week.
She returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rainey
entertained III cir daughter
Kaye on her 10th birthday Sat
urday night at their home. About
40 guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. william E.
Brooks and their three children
Janet Margorie Lynn and Pat
of Ellerson Drive Hanover stop
ed by for a visit on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Agee il. They were en- route
to Eagle Erie for the day.
John Wood Jr. is at home
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after being in the Lynchburg
hospital last week for a few
days.
Organ Recital
Miss Jane Pennington held a
meeting for her organ class
members and their mothers at
the Maysville Baptist Church on
Monday night. Each student
played an organ number and
afterwards they all went out to
her h O m e for refreshments.
Those who have been taking les
sons this summer from Miss
Pennington are Pattie Sue Adj
ans, Rebecca Jones, Betty Lon
Jones. Dianne Moss, Gloria Ste
ger Of Buckingham and Janet
GodSey Of Cumberland and
Vivian Blanton of Gainesville
Guests for the week end of
Nh. and Mrs. Paul Watson We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Watson Jr.
ard their two children Vanessa
and Sabra Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baber
Boatwright Jr. and son John
ny of Richmond were home
several days this week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. BoatWright.
Willie Whorley Jr. was OPP
Grated on Saturday for appendi-
citis at Southsde Community
Hospital. He is doing nicely.
Mrs Herbert Adams an d
daughters Misses Pattie Su e
and Nancy Adams Spencer Ad-
ans and Miss Winnie Bryant
spent the past week end at Vr-
ginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Baldwin
and sons, Lee and Bill, are on
vacation this week visiting in
Asheville N. c. with Mr.. Bald
wins brother and sister-in- Law
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Baldwin Jr.
They also plan to spend on e
night in the Great Smoky Noun
tains while on their vacation.
Win Award
The All Star Buckingham
Youth Baseball League the past
week were awarded the sports
manship award at the final Sat
urday night game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Spencer
were visitors in Washington over
the week end Mr.. Spencer re-
turned home and Mrs. Spencer
remained to visit her brother-in
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Bailey this week.
| Mrs. Barbara Davis and two
children are visiting severa
days this week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Knott OF
Natalia. Mr.. and Mrs. Knott
were over Sunday to visit Gym
thia Ann who is recuperating
from a tonsillectomy. They al
returned with the Knots.
Gary Love left this week fol
Fort Jackson S. C. after join.
ing the y. S. Army He will be
training in cadet and specia,
services.
Miss Rosemary Love is visit
ing this week with her grand
mother Mrs. Grace Garrette Of
Asheville N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis DAME,
and daughters, Cheryl and Betsy
spent the week end at MAYORS
Beach on the Rappahannock
River. From there they toured
jamestown and Williamsburg
They spen. the night at Williams.
burg returning home on Mon.
day.
II he Christian Mission in
Southern Asia" is the theme Of
the mission study course BY the
Women's Society of Christian
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Buckingham News Notes
Mt. Tabor Homecoming Sunday

BUCKINGHAM, Aug. Is - The
NJ Tabor Methodist Church viii
observe Homecoming Sunday
Aug. 18. The morning Worship
service at II am. Will be fol
lowed by a covered dish dinner
Oh the church grounds. The new
pastor. the Rev David L. Hilton,
will preach. Special services will
be held each night Mond a y
throug Friday. August 49,
%. Services viii begin at 7.45
pm
Mrs. Carolyn Rice is home
from Mcclure Hospital and is
improving nicely after a foot op-
Grafton.
Members Of the Baptist Church
held their annual Sunday School
picn.c a. the Robert T.. Lee Way
side Park Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Agee left
Tuesday on week vacation
to New Orleans and Little Rock,
Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Hanes
We're in Roanoke last Wednesday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. David NC
Dowell. The occasion was their
young grandson. Chris second
birthday. Miss Buff Hanes and
Miss Betty LeSueur accom-
panied them.
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship Of the MI Tabor a II d
Woodland Churches recently
elected officers for the coming
year. Those elected were presi-
dent. Reace Carroll: vice presi-
dnt. Jane Branch secretary,
Gail Wootten, treasurer. Jessie
Carroll. program. Violet Carroll.
and f low ship chairman,
Madeline Wootten. The election
OF officers followed a lookout
and fellowship hour at The home
of Nh and Mrs. Kelly Branch.
The Maysville Presbyterian
Church and Sunday school pic
nc will be held Wednesday
Aug. q, at Peaceful Valley.
Col. and Mrs. Warren R.
Crump entertained informally at
their home, "Perrow Place at
Alvonia, Tuesday, August 10.
from 10. Friends were invited
to meet members Of their family
who are visiting here this month
from Georgia. oregon and Rich
mond.
Jennie Lou Kidd who had to
miss part of her schooling last
session due to illness, is i'm
proving and hopes to return to
school in September Her moth
er Mrs. Charlie Kidd. wishes ID
thank everyone for being s.
nice to Jennie Lou and making
her stay in bed so pleasant
Junior Kidd cut his leg with
an axe Monday and had to take
eight stitches in it.
OFF to Iran
Capt Frank Addison Spencer
and Mrs Spencer and three of
their children. Louis, Charles,
and George, will sail Saturday
Aug. IL, for AhWaz, Iran, where
Mr.. Spencer viii be located for
the next two years. He is with
the Development and Resources
Corp They were here over the
week end to visit Mr.. Spencer 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
Senator Hart Intends to Garry Out
Kefouver's Plans to Probe Sports

He said 1t seems to him the
laws should treat baseball,
football and basketball alike.
There must be some happy
medium area in which this can
be accomplished to the benefit
of all concerned" he added.
Hart said he hopes to discuss
with Atty. Gen. Robert Ken
nedy a bill Kefauver had in
troduced proposing Federal po-
Icing of big-time boxing.
Kennedy has been cool to
Kefauver's idea of creating
within the Justice Department
a sort of boxing car to police
the sport much as the Com
missioner Of Baseball regulates
baseball. Hart said he will check
into Kefauyers reasons for
wanting the post within the
Justice Department, and why
Kennedy doesn't want 1t.
Any move In the sports field,
he said, will be made only after
a very careful approach" He
sees little likelihood of any
such inquiry much before the
first of the year. He said he
would consult fully with his