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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
Possibilities Of Diplomatic Recognition
Between the Two Are Explored

neutrality-suspicious. Is fly
ing thick and fast in the
press as TO the real reasons
for Alexei Adzhubei's visit to
Italy. The sightseeing tour
OF the son-in-law and daugh-
ter Of Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev came on the eve Of the
Italian election next month,
but the consensus here Is
that the elections are only o
secondary reason.
Publication Of q picture Of
the Adzhubeis In typical
tourist fashion and equipped
with camera In St. Peters
Square prior TO their visit TO
the Pope Is In line with the
belief Of some that the
1Svestia editor Is an explorer
in the free world, making
preparations for the eventual
visit Of his father-in-law to
Rome and the Vatican.
A Milanese magazine, II
Borghese. q sort Of cross be-
tween the Atlantic Monthly
and the New Yorker, devotes
q lead editorial 10 its specu-
lations. II does not 90 so far
a. to predict that Pope John
will give an audience to Mr..
Khrushchev, but rather that
the point Of the Adzhubei
visit Is TO prepare the way
for formal diplomatic recog-
milton between the Vatican
and Kremlin for the first
time in history.
The author Of the article
believes that this has been q
long time In preparation and
that the release after 10
years Of Ukrainian Cardinal
Slipyi was q straw in the
wind. He predicts there will
be Q more intense Soviet
participation In the second
session Of the Ecumenical
Council" which meets again
in September.
Another straw In the wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

clusksly from grains graded II and II.
The best, says the government.
Then comes costly, special blending
step with choice grain neutral spirits.
The result Is whIskey that starts with
more character. A WhIskey that retains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
Progress on Nigerio's University
In Two Years Amozes Visitor

needs--as 1t was not in colo
NAL years.
In each Of Nigeria's three
regions, elementary and sec
ondary schools have multi
piled at such q rate that
there is here, as everywhere.
a teacher shortage. Training
schools ARE at work, but the
demand outstrips supply. Here
again Is another Of the many
reasons why the new nations
at times have such q feverish
urge 70 hurry. hurry, hurry.
There Is so much to be
done and there Is not enough
money or trained personnel 10
do the many things needed.
Ffustation Is companion TO
hope and determination.
Education. one learns, Is q
major tool with which Nj
geria win build q feeling Of
belonging to fill the house
Of nationhood created BY
independence. The regions.
roughly. are comparable with
our States. Each has q multi
plicity Of tribes. They are
ruled by chiefs. emirs, obas.
There are ancient Royalties
TO be transformed into ma
tional feaities. Education Is
the best tool. Already the
young Nigerian. the student
generation OF Africa gen.
orally, may be seen TO be
striking out on his own-to
be building new values. TO be
seeing new visions. The re-
gions sim express old rival
ries. But without question,
there Is q slow. steady move
ment toward . national
unity.
II being Sunday when we
went TO Nsukka, the roads
presented a pageant unfor-
gettable in its kaleidoscope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
Feeling Our Way on the Tax Issue

ship rests In two places One
is the White House. The
other Is the inner council Of
Democrats In Congress.
The President can trim his
goals. demand action and
above all proclaim his will
ingness TO accept the risks Of
his course. He still wants to
share those risks with Con-
gress, which u understand
able. but Congress Just as
clearly prefers to blame him.
The elders Of the party In
the Senate and House are
today going their own way,
announcing their own
thoughts and protecting their
own interests. They seem
unwilling or unable to make
q concerted effort to arrive
at solutions on large ques-
tons beneficial to the coun-
try. the Congress and the
Presidency.
Yet they are singularly
free from extremists on the
right or left. 1t has been a
long time since they had so
few with their own private
visions Of Utopia. on any
important question they
should be able to find q con-
sensus II they really seek It.
The President contends he
cannot get past the standing
committee barriers. Senior
Democrats do not seem to
want to try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
Education Is a Tool for Nations

variety. Every highway Of
Africa testified to the fact
that much Of the continent
still Ia on foot. Women and
girls move along with bur-
dens balanced on their heads.
The obo people, who inhabit
much Of the eastern region
about Enugu, have markets
every four days. Vans. fruits
Of many varieties. and other
food crops are carried 10
them. Some balance wicker
baskets Of chickens. Others
firewood. But travelling also
with this continuous flow Of
foot traffic are bicycles. They,
too. carry items from the
market. Some have huge
bundles OF cut firewood tied
70 them. Moving through this
are occasional small cars,
lorries and passenger wagons.
Nov and then q plane flies
overhead.
The markets. lively with
trade and vendors and the
gossip Of many villages, are
filled with good-natured but
shrewd women who know how
to smile and bargain. The
villages are mostly mud
houses with metal or
matched roofs.
what concept does the
average villager have Of be-
Ing q citizen Of q new ma
tlon?" I asked.
mot much" said q M
gerian teacher. HE does
know that now Ms children
win be able to 20 TO school
as before would not have
been likely. He hears q bit
Of health. He meets spe-
cialists In agriculture. But
his children viii know what
citizenship and nation mean"
Education is Q tool for
nations.
can Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
RALPH McGILL

Reflections from Enugu.
Nigeria
It was Sunday when we
drove across country to
Nsukka, where Is located the
University of Nigeria. There
was no such institution in
1860 when independence be-
came official. Today It is q
large community Of colleges,
faculty houses and flats, class
and lecture rooms. and adj
ministration. The architec-
ture Is an attractive design
developed by Nigerians. Palms.
banana trees, bougainvillaea.
and Towering shrubs cover
most of the rawness Of moved
earth and construction. The
university begins on the slope
OF one Of q series Of long hills.
which are q feature Of East
ern Nigeria. and spreads down
into the green and lovely
valley. Building goes on.
That so much construction
should have been completed
in a little more than two years
is astonishing. But there Is
nothing unusual about the
fact that 1900 students. in
GLIDING more than 200 young
women, already are In attend
ance and that the dining hall
Is built 10 accommodate the
1000 who are expected TO be
registered within two years.
One Of the American aid
projects Is in evidence at
Nsukka, Through contract
with USAID Omitted States
Agency for International De-
velopment) Michigan state
University Is providing ad-
illustrators to train Nigeri-
ans In what Is one Of the
major essentials OF an edu-
cational success administrA-
ton. Education now is being
directed toward national
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

pointed to by II Borghese Is
that the Holy Father recently
sent q Vatican medal TO
President Dorticos Of Cuba
whose regime" the paper
says parenthetically, keeps
under arrest the Archbishop
Cardinal Of Havana"
Newspaper speculation Is
that In addition TO hts Au-
dience with Pope John XIII
Mr.. Adzhubei had contact
with Vatican Secretary Of
State Cicognani or his deputy,
Msar. della Porta, the latter
a close associate Of Msgr.
Loris Capovilla, the Pope's
private secretary. who re-
portedly Is delicately guiding
the Impeachment between
the Vatican and the Kremlin..
An authority on Vatican
affairs states that all this Ia
a symptom Of our times.
Since President Kennedy has
been having private corre-
spondence with Chairman
Khrushchev, coexistence In
its true meaning Is here To
stay. and the Catholic Church
no longer feels II can con-
duct an anti Communist cru
SADIE such as the previous
Pope did.
The first real manifesto
ton OF the success Of this new
Vatican policy is considered
the liberation Of Archbishop
Slipyi. Others are expected
to follow. At the moment DEL
icate negotiations are being
conducted for the liberation
Of Cardinal Mindszenty from
his refuge in the American
Embassy in Budapest. Car
dinal Mindssenty was not per-
mitted by the Hungarian gov
eminent to attend the Ecu.
mencial Council last year AZ
was Cardinal Wyszynski Of
Communist Poland.
Perhaps the liberation Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

The penny, to be sure, doesn't 90 Into the
drink. u goes iQMardh
Us the extra penny you're asked 10 pay,
per drink, for whiskey with great many
extras. Four Roses.
To begin with, Four Roses Is distilled OK
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-26

SEVERAL BUSINESS PLACES in Sidney
suffered window damage which can be
witnessed here. These windows were
broken at the Farm and Home Wholesale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

WHTs-FM-Io7J Me- CststSl-
u aosn to mltnlsht Sst.-Sua
NAhU Fh-Ss.s MI pm. 10 mlenlght.
W0l.Fh-stl he.-s;oo an. to mlanlsht
NFAk-FM- ioo.1 ks.-1 an 10 miaaight
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sEeept mlanight 10 Q an. % hOnaSy.
NeTS-FM-sils he.-h1o 10 10 p.m. Mon..
Fiji $40 10 p.m.I SUNDAY, s to 10 p.m.
NxRA.FM-tes9 NIL aooa 10 milnight
NhAl FM-to1.3 Ms.-sim 10 lils an.
WPee-FM-ss.s Ms an. 10 . p.m.
WihD-FM-eA1 MI an. 10 miaaiEht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

TontghfS top ShoDs as preUieued by TV Revs staff
Uho attend rehearsaS match screenings and andlyze
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area veDers.
Young Peoples Concerts 1.-THE Latin American Spirit Con-
ductor Leonard Bernstein with charmer for
the last Of his Young Peoples Concerts this After
the opening orchestral rendition Of Brazilian composer
Fernandez work. "Batuque he talks about the qualities
that stir the blood" for this Irresistible" music and
follows it up with "BachianaS Braseres No. S" by Villa
Lobos and Indian African Cuban poem for
orchestra" called "Sensemaya" by Revuetas The pro-
ends with American works inspired by the infectious
spirit Of Latin American rhythms, Damon Cubano"
by Aaron COPELAND, and symphonic dances from west
Side Story" by Leonard Bernstein. 730 pm. WTOP-9.
Sing Along With Mitch Mitch has holidays carnvals and
celebrations his special gimmick tonight Just for
sample, there's Great Day for the Irish" "Over
There Grand Old Flag" Brazil" etc. COLOR $3.50 pm
WRC-
Alfred Hitchcock 1.-THE Lonely Hours Mainly for the ladies'
Nancy Kelly and Gena Rowlands star in tale about
sick and lonely woman who rents spare and can't
stay away from the owners cute little infant Homelife
scenes Of children getting in the way nicely handled
$3.50 pmp WToP-9.
Jack Paar Show. Jack opens his show with monoogue
spanked by polcal-type Stories and follows it up with
visit from former Vice President Richard Nixon whose
ideas on the world situation current issues and personal
future plans Paar tries to fathom. He also exposes
hidden Nixon talent former Vice President plays
his own composition the piano. The second half OF
the show features Singer Helen OConne an interest
ing film on Dolphin research with comment from
neuro-psychoogist DR.. John Lilly. COLOR 10 pm,
WRC+.
Eyewitness Barring major break, tonghts report
deals with the latest films made in Cuba since the
October crisis, taken by French documentary team.
They Cuban militia In training interviews with
Raoul Castros wife and Russian techncians, Castro
addressing rally and in Havana today In add-
ton the varying sides Of the controversy in Washington
over the presence OF Russian troops in Cuba presented
by Senator Heating, Republican Of New York. and by
spokesman for the administration. 1890 pm WToP-9
Tonight It's Richard Rodgers night the Johnny
show, as Joshua Logan director OF South Pacific
Diahann Carroll star Of mo Strings" Earl Wrightson
singer OF endless Rodgers songs and Florence Hender-
son, road company star Of Sound OF Music" join Mr..
Rodgers for salute TO the famed and beloved composer
COLOR 1880 pm, WRC+ 4
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Other AM Stations

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NPik-Ilo kt.-Dsyllghi only.
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NusT-ii1o ks.--DaIilski saly.
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Msndsy midnlEht to tIm TutsasI
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sItufdayi Sunasy san. 10 mlsnisht.
NtAM-t1so kt.--1a.Aoui opetatish, eHsspt
sunasy mieaight 10 sa.m Menaay.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

became difficult to tell who 1t
was that was speaking, F. Scott
Fitzgerald or Robards.
The material for this unique
ly fascinating hour reading
came from an essay, Crack
Up" which Fitzgerald wrote
five years before his untimely
death. 1t began like this:
"Ot course, all life Is a proc
ess OF breaking dotDp, but the
bloiDS that do the dramatic side
OF the tDork-the big, sudden
blotOs that come, or seem to
come, from outSide-the ones
you re m m Der and blame
things on and, in moments OF
weakness, tell your friends
about, don't ShotD their effect
all at once. There is another
sort OF bloiD that comes from
ptthin-thdt you don't feel
until it's too late to do any
thing about it, until you realize
NTH tindlity that In some re-
gard you iDiH never be as good
a man again. :"
Fitzgerald is the kind Of a
writer most of us have taken
on the run at his glittering
candles at both ends best.
What we have in 1.-THE Crack
Up" is that literary rarity-a
first-rate writer examining not
the heights of his life and ex-
perience. but the depths.
1t is despairing, yes, and sup
CRITICAL, too, for Fitzgerald, the
writer, is never unaware Of his
audience. The felicitious phrase
is there, the rounded thought,
the deity placed laugh, even
in the lowest pit Of his self
made Purgatory.
What happens-if you have
only read the stories he wrote
before the cracks appeared-is
that you are brought suddenly
close to a stranger you may
have admired from a distance.
You are so close, in fact, that
you are made uncomfortable.
What it may prove, in the
end, is that self-analysis is the
faultiest of techniques. Fitz-
gerald seems TO have learned
only from books and school and
experience what he could use as
a writer, but not as a man. He
could quote Matthew-"Ye are
the salt of the earth. But If
the salt hath lost its SAVIOUR,
wherewith shall it be salted?"
But he stopped there instead
Of continuing further into the
same passage. He simply
couldn't work it out for him
self and there was the waste
and the tragedy.
The script, adapted by Au-
drey Mas, of the David Suss-
kind staff, was divided lit
tie arbitrarily-into three acts.
Richards was right throughout;
the perfect voice for Fitzgerald,
and as the tension mounted,
the actor had to struggle to
contain the emotion that he
and perhaps not Fitzgerald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP (9)-Route 66
I'm the Closing Of a Trunk y
Story Of a woman who after
81 years returns to the
scene Of a tragedy and
thinks she has found her
long lost son. Ruth Roman,
Ed Begley, Martin Miner
$500, WTTG (5-Movie
Greats. King Kong" An
overgrown ape from the
country fails to adjust to
big-city life. Bruce Cabot
1889.
1880, WMAL (7)-Movie,
Crisis" A doctor is forced
to perform a delicate opera
ton on the dictator of a
revolution-torn country.
Cary Grant, Jose Ferrer
1880.
1855, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. River Lady" A
riverboat gambling queen
falls for a logger. Yvonne
DeCarlo, Rod Cameron
194s).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
WOOK-TV
Channel Ia

5:00-Cartoon Time.
. 5:3O-T eenara ma Dance
Party.
6:3O-News. weather, sports.
7:00-Errol Flynn Theater
Adventure.
7:30-Mark Saber. Adventure
S:OO-Nat King Cole Show.
S:3O-Swing Time IA.
9:OO-Feature Movie.
l0:SO-News. weather. sports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

felt. This was no "I-was-a-
junkie" recollection, told with
such pride in the feat that it
becomes the cardinal virtue.
Fitzgerald, you felt was really
trying to level. You had to re-
spond.
The production will be re-
peated Sunday, Bpm, WTTG-5.
On The Run: Artie Shaw, the
ex-musician turned philosoph-
er. may have irked fans of his
only great rival Benny Good
mani with his remarks the
other night on the Johnny Car
son show. He didn't mean
it, I'm sure, but his remark-in
response to Carson's query
over the criticism Of Goodman's
Russian tour - that Benny
hadn't kept abreast" of the
new harmonics, will fan an old
fire. Item one: Why take
the new harmonics to a place
that hasn't heard the old
ones yet2 :. Item two: There's
a difference between being
ignorant of the new harmonics
and not including same on your
program because you've ex-
amined the new" sounds and
found them wanting. Bob
Newhart survived the Ken
nedy ice-skating party at the
Chevy Chase Club but his bride,
Ginny, took a bruising tumble.
=. Bob plans to keep physically
fit for the remainder of his
Shoreham engagement by play
ing golf. Frank Buxton and
the ABC-TV Discovery crew
are in town to tape three shows
one with Secretary Udall, the
other two at the Smithsonian.
t.. Alfred Hitchcock writes to
call our attention to the COM
and station breaks on
his TV shows tonight and next
week-"They are really dread
full" He likes the stories,
though, and adds that If we
have nothing better to do than
watch television CT will gladly
supply you upon request with
a list of more worthy alter
nate things to do'D that we
m ght enjoy THE Lonely
Hours" and THE Star Juror"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
SUNDAY TV
GUEST LIST

1850, WTTG (5)--Georgetown
University Forum. DR.. N. E.
Dan-Nell-Yan, president of
the international Policy AS
ISOLATION.
1900 WTOP (9) City Side.
Professor Of Daniel Thursz.
professor Of sociology at
Catholic University.
$3.50, WMAL (7)--Issues and
Answers. Senator Dirksen.
Republican Of Illinois.
$500, WRC az - Meet the
Press. Deputy Secretary of
Defense Roswell Gilpatric.
1900, WTTG (5)-Mark Evans
Show. Peggy Wood, Walter
Abel, Merriman Smith,
Clark Mollenhoff and Sem
ator Case, Republican of
New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
T0DAY'S RADIO HIcHLIGHTS

Opera. Rossini's THE Barber
Of Seville" Is featured.
George Shirley, Fernando
Corona, Gianna d'Angelo,
Frank Guarrera and Giorgio
Tozzi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
sos, WAsH-FM Cs7.1 Mel

sos, WASH-FM (97.1 Mel
symphony in Stereo. w. E.
Bach's Sinfonia in d Minor
for Two Flutes and Strings.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Heritage Concert. Works by
Haydn, Shostakovitch and
Hindemith.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Library of
Congress Concert. Philadel-
phia Brass Ensemble. Works
by @. Gabriel, ]. s. Bach,
Pezel, Purcell, Villa Lobos,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
EDUCATIONAL TV
Channel 70

5:3O-What'S New. Children.
6:0O-British Calendar.
6:15-Friendly Giant. Chill
dren.
6:30-Spanish.
7:OO-American Economy.
7:3O-Careers. Resources Un-
limited: Look Around You"
8:0O-Basic Issues Of Man.
S:3O-Age of Kings. Shake
speare's Histories. Henry
w." Part v. Acts 3, 4 and
5. Uneasy Lies the Head. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
1900, WAMU-FM 1888 Me-

Viewpoint Washington. A
discussion Of United States
interests in Southeast Asia.
Panelists: w. Averell Harri-
man, Assistant Secretary of
State for Far Eastern Al
fairs; Senator Claiborne
Pell Of Rhode Island and
Richard Dudman, Of the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
1910, WMAL - Alliance for
Progress. A discussion of the
successes and failures Of the
alliance by United States
and Latin American spokes-
men.
Tomorrow
900, WTOP - Metropolitan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonighfs top ShowS preuielOed By ~ Keys staff,
who attend rehedrsas match screenings and andyze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area uietoerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
A Memorable Portrait
Of F. Scott Fitzgerald
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

little ratified at the outset of the Festival show
night (WTTG-5 because Jason Robards IT, was
obviously reading the script and his about the
stage seemed strained The feeling didn't last long, perhaps
because became interested listening than looking
and such the bond between subject that ii
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

From The Augusta (Ga.) ChronicIe)
Publication Of a newspaper presents
problems, not all of which are related
TO politics or to the news and editorial
ends of the business. Consider for a mo-
ment the North Carolina publisher who
relates this experience with a man who
placed a classified ad in his hometown
paper. Here's the history of the ad:
MONDAY: "For Sale. r. D. Smith
has n sewing machine for sale PHO
958. Call after 7 pm. and ask for Mrs.
Kelly who lives with him cheap.
TUESDAY: "We regret having erred
in R. D. Smiths ad yesterday. 1t should
have read: For sale: r. D. Smith has
one sewing machine for sale. Cheap.
PHO 950 and ask for Mrs. Kelly who
lives with him after 7 pm"
WEDNESDAY: "R. d. Smith has in
formed us that he has received several
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

The Senate's own Bobby Baker, an
other mar with Texas connections, is get
ting his share Of attention now. And
it's easy to forget that it wasn't Billie
Sol alone who was responsible for the
Estes mess. Estes was a product of a
f~arm-subSidy system that left millions Of
dollars within the grasp of clever schem-
ers, and Of the sort Of political morality
that sees nothing wrong in returning a
few favors for favorS given (and accept
ed.
Estes has gotten his c~ome-uppance,
plummeting as spectacularly as his
young star rose, but the system that
produced him flourishes still.
There's a worn old saying that the
honey attracts the flies. This particular
fly may have been swatted, but as long
as the honey sits there it's only a mat
ter Of time until, once again, a buzz
zing is heard on the plains.