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Evening star., 1963-01-21
Bay Of Pigs Air Cover Plan
Denied by Robert Kennedy

DETROIT, Jan. 81 (AP). -
Attorney General Robert Ken
nedy says there never was any
plan to have United States air
cover" for the Bay of Pigs in
vasion of Cuba in April, 1861.
In an interview copyrighted
by Knight Newspapers, Inc,
and appearing today in the De-
troit Free Press and other
Knight newspapers, the Attor-
ney General said the fact that
there was not sufficient air
cover at the beach" was one
of several major mistakes"
responsible for the failure of
the attempt to liberate Cuba.
David Kraslow of the Knight
newspapers Washington bu-
reau staff reported that Mr..
Kennedy insisted repeatedly
that responsibility for the fail
ure Of the Cuban invasion
rests with the President.
"The President has taken re-
sponsibility for the failure and
that's as it should be-" the At
torney General was quoted as
saying. He approved the
plan"
Checked at PentagOn
"The plan that was used was
cleared by the CIA Central In
telligence Agency and the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff" Mr.. Ken
nedy said. 1T was programmed
at the Pentagon in whatever
manner they do these things" "
The Attorney General gave a
further indication of the CIA
role in an interview released by
U. S. News & World Report to-
day. He said the responsibility
for the planning clay primarily
with the CIA."
Mr.. Kraslow said the Attor-
ney General insisted there was
never any promise of air cover
and denied reports that the
President reneged at the last
moment on air cover for the
Cubzn invaders.
Mr.. Kraslow said that Mr..
Kennedy listed as one of the
major mistakes" in the Amer
lean plan the role played by
three or four T-33 Jet trainers
at the Bay of Pigs.
The American planes, which
were given to former Cuban
Dictator Fulgencio Batista and
inherited by Fidel Castro when
the Basista regime collapsed,
went up against the only air
cover which Mr.. Kennedy said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
q THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.


Public Affairs "SAc: Aloft and Below"
Conclusion Of twO-paTt series focuses
on intercontinental ballistic mIssiIes-
Titan !. Titan II, Atlas and Minute
maR-and the combat crews who operate
them. General Thomas S. Power, SAC
commander. Is interviewed by Walter
cFonkite.
6:l5 @ ALL-PRo Sc0REB0ARD.
hishllghts and scores Of the days games.
$50 q CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING.
Special. President johnson will throw
the switch which will light the Nations
tree and deliver his Christmas message
to the Nation. The Tucson Boys Choir
will sing.
q EVENING REPORT.
Word News. Area News. Sports.
Weather.
q NENNSNIGHT.
News. Weather Sports. Special feature
with Drew Pearson
TOO On THE COMING OF CHRIST.
Special. Color. A Project 20 production
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
SUNDAY 81

telling the story Of Christ and His
ministry. through some 300 master
pieces Of painting Of the late Middle
Ages and the Renaissance. Alexander
Security. narates. Repeat Of Dec. 20.
1851
@ BOLD JOURNEY.
q CLOSEUP.
Public Affairs. What Is chEistmas?"
The story Of Christmas Is told with
choral music and modern dance.
q LASSIE.
Drama. Conclusion Of a tWo-part series.
The two wolves seen providing around the
Martin farm are shot BY a neighboring
farmer. and Lassie locates three wolf
cubs In a cave. Lloyd corri9an. Dick
Foran are featured.
Sunday ListiRss Cost. on Next peas
Evening star., 1963-08-25
Scotland Yard Checks
Train Loot Cache TIP

LONDON, Aug. "a (AP).-
Scotland Yard received a
strong underworld tip today
that masterminds Of the great
mail train robbery have S2 mil
lion ($5,600,000) Of the loot
cached in London.
The Yards 100-strong flying
squad Of detectives immedi-
ately famed out through the
city with orders to raid all
likely hiding places.
So far police have recovered
only s271,917 ($761, ,36O of the
G2.6 million ($7,280,00O) stolen
from a London-Scotland main
line postal train August 8.
Police picked up another
man, making a total of nine
either formally charged or de-
tanned for questioning.
The man, Robert w. Pei
ham, 26, was taken to investi-
CATION headquarters at AyleS-
bury by police car from Lon
don and charged with receiving
1851 ($1 ,542) Of the hot money
Still being questioned was an
Evening star., 1963-08-25

unnamed 32-year-old London
hairdresser picked up in
Leicester yesterday.
Margaret Perkins, 10, blue
eyed friend Of the hairdreSser,
said the two spent last eve
ming celebrating her victory
in a beauty contest in Man
chester. Then she said police
came and searched her home
in Leicester.
"They went over the house
thoroughly and turned my bed
room upside down." she said
IT met the man about 10
months ago when I was model
ing in London.
"He phoned me on Thursday
to say he was motoring up to
Leicester to celebrate my Sue
cess in the competition. He
was short Of money so he bor-
rowed one of the fivers I had
won. Police made a note of
all these fivers when they
called at my house"
She said she won $40 and
a Undiscovered couch in the
contest.
Evening star., 1963-08-25
AT Quitting
; Moroccan
Air Bases

The United States Air Force
has stopped operating nuclear
strategic bombers from its
$386-million complex Of bases
in Morocco and has pulled out
about half the base personnel.
The final withdrawal, under
agreement with the Moroccan
government, will be made on
schedule before the end Of this
year. Defense Departm e n t
spokeSmen said yes terday.
Morocco will take over the
bases.
About 1000 men remain at
the three bases, which had
been used since 1853 as part Of
the global program for MAIN
tanning strategic strength with
in striking distance Of Russia.
The last BAT medium bonn
bers took off from the bases
about June 80.
The withdrawal results from
several factors. The primary
reason Is that, when Moroccan
independence was attained, the
treaty made with France for
base rights no longer was hind
ing, although the Moroccans
agreed In 1859 to set the time
for withdrawal three years into
the future to permit an orderly
procedure.
A second factor was weapon
technology. The bases were de-
signed essentially for use by
the BAT Jet planes. But the
long-range B-52s, able to oper-
ate with in-flight refuelin 6
from home bases, began NOV
ing into the picture. The stra-
tegic Importance Of the bases
diminished. This, in turn, was
followed by the advent Of in
tercontinental balliStic missiles,
on firing pads in the United
sta tes. That further lowered
the bases Importance.
And a new agreement In an
other geographical location was
rea C h e d. Bomber bases now
have been built in Spain.
The three big airdromes and
depots are Nouasseur and Sidi
Slimane, both in the general
area of Rabat, and Benguirir,
to the south, near the Atlas
Mountains.
Equipment that can be
moved, without undue costs, is
being shipped out. But some
equipment, which could be use
full to Morocco, would cost
more to remove than to replace
with new equipment. Discus
Sions are underway with Nor
occo about possible payne n t
for some of this equipment, it
is understood.
The withdrawal of Unit e d
States personnel from the Nor
ocean bases will make a small
Incidental contribution toward
helping solve a lew headache
for the United States. It is eSti-
mated that this will mean the
United States will spend about
$14.5 million fewer gold dollars
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

to Sen. Kenneth Heating and,
later, to Allen Dulles.
Actress Ann williams drop
ped by the office yesterday
after q two-year absence and
her medical career" 1t must
be reported, Is progressing ad-
mirably. She was an inferno on
the defunct Young Or. Malone
when we first met on one of
her periodical trips to visit her
mother and brother in Arling-
ton. Now she's a full. fledged
doctor with q PHD in PSYCHE
airy. no less.
She left Young DR.. Malone
before its demise to appear In
the equally Inflated Tennessee
Williams play, 1.-THE Mix
Train Doesn't Stop Here Any
more" Laughs Ann: "They got
rid Of me in the TV script by
sending me to observe pedia-
tries at Johns Hopkins"
The versatile young actress
who comes out Of that RADIO
active Washington and Lee ter
rttory which produced, in the
early SOS, Shirley MacLaine, her
brother Warren Beatty, Nancy
Dussault. who took over from
Mary Martin in THE Sound OF
Music" and 0 half dozen other
talents, says her mother took
one look ct her and led her to
the table for O good meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

She's lost IA pounds since the
serial started, appearing in. II
out Of the first Is daily half
hour episodes. II don't know
how did it" she says, but that
year in repertory (Houston)
really helped"
She's still single. whips out
Of New York whenever she can
in her Mercedes ("Young DR.
Malone was good to me-" she
says and could land almost
anywhere, including Hollywood
which she visited once. She
played a patient on ABC's Sc
rial. General Hospital, and OBJ
serves:
Patients have 1t made. I got
to be in Q coma for two days
When the scene is ready to
shoot, they come over to the
bed and tap you on the shoul-
der. That's for me-"
A little rest should do her
good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
EDUCATIONAL ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

q
COmbat-"Far From the Brave" (Repeat Good show The
storyine in the familiar Gallant Men pattern
but the regulars the series at least get chance to
develop their characerizatons instead of appearing as
ootS on the screen Plot finds the facing a whole
German army while their division moves back and there
N as usual an ineffective replacement assigned to the
outfit. 7:30 pm, WMAL-7.
Talent ScOusThe celebrities who will blow their own horns
via small talk with host Merv Griffin are Iiberace Hugh
Downs, Paul Anka, Anthony Newey, and Hermione
Gngold Talent lineup is nicely balanced via two come
dans three vocaists and foksinger Comic Jackie Yer
non, Miss GngoldS discovery" Is the hit of the hour
$50 pm. WTOP-9 ;
Empire-Nobody Dies on Saturday" (Fepeat) c1ood su.
penseful show, well played by regulars Richard Eagan
ana Charles Bronson as well guest Don Gordon
Don't be msed by the opening prison scenes Bulk of the
action takes place the Sprawng Garrett Ranch as an
escaped-con-kler goes cunning for Redgo who helped
put him In the clnk (Color) $3.50 pm. WRC-4
keefe BraSSele-Dancer Sven Swenson who hasn't done
much TV should give some Of the gals favorite as
ne does I've Got Your Number" and CLAP Yo' Hands
BraSselleS wife, Arlene DeMarco Of the singing sisters
keeps the budget in the family she contributes few
tunes and duet with her husband The theme is Dixie
land Jazz and the other guest Duke Ellington is helpful
on any musical scene 10 pm. WTOP-s.
Report From first rate informative show that
gives us all comprehensive look at Of the mysteries
OF Washington the State Department There are 1000
employees in the u s. and another 1000 overseas and their
tasks include everything from dealing with the Russians
and our allies to baing out American jailed
in some foreign port for brawling cafe The depart
ment houses the intrigues OF the world well the
routine tasks of any office 1890 pm, wRC-.
TOnghtJohnnys scheduled guests Janet Leigh frankie
Lame Racing Driver Stirling Moss and Cartoonist Al
Capp. (Color) 1850 pm, WToP-9
Steve Aen-Jmmy Durante who likes to break things up
joins Steve for tonght wild doings Also psychic Peter
Hukas back for another demonstration Of his extra
sersory perception powers. ll:25 pm, wToP-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

his CBS departure, admitted as
much In his end-of -the.piec
summary. The word he used
for the interview was "unre-
wardins."
It was nonetheless q useful,
eloquent TV show, even II UNI
derstAneing must be almost en-
tirely induced from SINNERS
answers. Why did he 90 over?
Curiosity? Stubborness? Who
knows---even after listening to
him explain himself?
TV newSmen who are used
to articulating their thoughts
easily may find it difficult to
believe that there are people
who express themselves so in
eptly that they prefer not to
answer at all. Skinner struck
me as one such.
II he was really curious
about other people, as he said
he was, why did his principal
recreation in China consist OF
listening to the radio with an-
other American and drinking
beer flour or five bottles)
which he could have done back
home in Akron? When he was
t through discussing his life
there, we knew Just as little
about Chinese Communism %
we knew before. Less probably.
When his (Skinner's) back Is
up, there Is no dissuading him
from q course Of action, he
kept reiterAtinS, with unusual
emphasis. What was he saying
and 10 whom?
We might have sUrmised al.
most aS much from his defec-
ton - we infer from his
answers, namely that he is
plain-looking. seems slow on
the uptake, fAntaStically I'M
imaginative and, in short, a
misfit, be 1t in Akron, the
Army, or wherever-he- was, Red
China. And 1t appears this way
now, what was he like nine
years ago? The TV program
made this abundantly clear so
that the need for interviews
or analysis, which followed
was almost totally unnecessary.
We would have liked to have
heard more from the psyche
logist, but he was barely under
way before schoenbrun shifted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (0-Capitol
Closeup. Senate Majority
Leader Mike Mansfield,
Democrat of Montana, is
Joseph McCaffrey's guest.
1850, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. Dangerous Profess
sion." Grim e melodrama
about a bail bondsman.
George Raft, Ella RaineS
(1940. -.. -~.
1855, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Dude Ranch" Com
edy about an actor who
poses as o cowboy. Jack
Oakie, Stuart Erwin (193D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

1900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
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Titan; Prokofiev's SYM
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$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Me-
Concert Time. Bach's
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sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
PRESS CONFERENCE
ON N AND RADIO

Today's presidential
press conference will be
televised live at 4 o'clock
on WTOP-9. Delayed tele-
casts are set for 4:30
O'Clock on WMAL,-7 and
WRC-4 and at 11:l0
O'Clock on WTTG-5.
Radio stations broad
castcasting the conference
live include WRC, VOL
and WWDC-FM. Rebroad-
casts are set at 7 on WTOP,
at $3.50 on WGMS and at
$3.50 on WWDC-AM and
WMAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:O5, WRC-FocuS on Forty.
Excerpts from old radio
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Al Jolson, Ben Bernie and
Bill Robinson.
$500, WTOP Baseball Twi.
Nighter. Washington Sena-
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Athletics.
S:3S, WOL-Broadway Show
time. Judy Holiday is fea-
tured in music from Bells
Are Ringing"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
Hospital Gets Grant

Children's Hospital here has
received an award Of $4,000 for
its pediatric allergy fellowship
program from the Gerber
Products Co. The firm has
supported the fellowship pro-
gram at the hospital the last
seven years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Unrewording' Show?
Yes, but Useful
BY BERNIE HARRISON
AtAr TY Critia

When the interview with Lowell Skinner the Korean
coat Sunday night (WTT5 there really wasn't
much that could positively about this
EXCL except that he showing either the strain Of his
dicament or the TV experience or both
David schoenbrun who doing his first nv since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
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~ KEY PREVIEWS

TortChts top shotDs pYeuteUed By ~ Key's staff
Uho attend reheGvSG match screenings and anqlvze
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
Roper Answers
Questions On
Soil SompIine

Charles ID. Raper. County
Extension Chairman, recently
stated that he was getting calls
about collecting wet soil sam
pies.
He says that soils should not
be sampled while wet enough
To prevent collecting a repre-
sentative sample. For example,
SOIL that sticks To the sampline
tool Or bucket used for mixing.
Is too wet. Soil this wet cum
not be mixed uniformly before
being put in the small pint
boxes 10 be sent To- the Soil
Testing Laboratory.
Samples which are moder-
ately wet can be allowed Ia
dry before mailing. However,
they should not be heated.
Opening the boxes and letting
Them remain at room tcmpcer-
AZURE will allow moisture TO
evaporatc and reduce the
shipping weight. The Sol,
Testing Laboratory allows all
samples to air dry before they
are tested So that sending a
moist sample To the laboratory
Is not Il problem. The real con-
Germ Is whether on not the sol!
Is too wet for Il good sample
to- be collected.
January is good month 70
collect samples says Mr.. Rap
er. He encourages all farmers
To make use of the Soil Test
ing Service and use produc-
ton practices which will help
him To improve his farm op-
Grafton. For more information,
contact the County Extension
office.