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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

Indeed they may strengthen It,"
Thus the department turned
a cold shoulder on the news Of
an attack Sunday on a Russian
camp and ship in Northern
Cuba. Exile sources claimed
some Russians were killed in
an exchange of gunfire.
Antonio Veciana and Cecilio
Vasquez, leaders of the exile
organizations Alpha 66 and
Second National Front Of the
Escambray, said in a statement
issued in New York this morn
ing that the attacks would
continue.
They would not comment
directly on the State Depart
ment statement, but declared:
Our struggle belongs only
and exclusively to the interests
Of the Cuban people and there
fore we cannot accept that the
solution Of the Cuban case
should be the isolation Of our
fatherland from the rest Of the
Americas"
The State Department said
reports Of the latest incident
"reinforces our belief that these
irresponsible and ineffective
forays serve to increase the diff
ficulty Of dealing with the I'M
satisfactory situation which
now exists in the Caribbean.
THE United States Govern
ment is investigating fully to
determine whether any VIOLA
ton Of United States law is in
Volved."
In o news conference yester-
day In Washington, spokesman
for the two refugee groups said
the raid near Sagua la Grande
In Las Villas Province was not
launched from United States
soil. They also argued that
such attacks encourage opposi-
ton to the Castro regime.
Meanwhile, a former Castro
lieutenant gave the Miami Her
aid q description of the raid
which he said he led.
The paper quoted Eloy Gu
tierrez Menoyo as saying:
-'Our commanders in two
boats heavily armed with can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

proposal. They asked him to
live up to his promise of cleo
lions this spring and restora-
ton Of civilian government in
August.
Gen. Park replied that he
would withdraw his proposal
for a 12-day period during
which he would consider
whether to withdraw it entirely
or renew it. He indicated that
he would abandon the plan If
tainted, corrupt" politicians
would step out of political life.
The five political leaders re-
jected Gen. Parks condition.
ANY conditional proposal is
not acceptable" Mr.. Yum de-
clared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20
Desertion Bill Coins

Senate passage yeterday
sent to President Kennedy a
bill permitting mothers who
have been deserted by their
husbands to deduct up to $500
q year for child care in figur-
ing their income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20
ExiIeAttock on Red Ship
Gets U.S.. Cold Shoulder
By the Associated Press

The United States is strongly opposed to ht-snd-run
commando raids Cuba by ant-Castro exies But two
exile group leaders said today that "our attacks will continue
until the final liberation Of Cuba"
The State Department yesterday said such raids do
not weaken the grip Of the Fdel Castro regime in Cuba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20
Halt in Sahara 7 estinq
Demanded by Ben Bella

ALGIERS, Mar. 20 (AP).-
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella called
today for renegotiation of the
Evian peace agreements with
Franceand demanded an end
to French atomic tests in the
Sahara.
Mr.. Ben Bella spoke before
the Algerian National Assem-
bly,, called into special session
after the French underground
atomic test on Monday.
The Evian accords, which
gave Algeria independence, pro-
vided for a five-year lease by
France on three Sahara bases.
Mr.. Ben Bella's cabinet had
threatened earlier to tear up
cooperation agreements with
France If the test was carried
out.
Evian Agreements
The French refused to con-
firm or deny that another test
had been conducted, although
widespread rumors had indi-
Gated one was in the works.
The nine agreements for CO.
operation, signed last August
%, cover technical aid, the
status Of French civil servants,
financial administration and
Joint development of oil and
mineral deposits in the Sahara.
Their cancellation would
present a grave obstacle to
Frances plans for development
of the Sahara oil fields. It
also would imperil the future
of the 10000 French settlers
who remained in Algeria after
independence.
Right to Test
The agreements were drawn
up at the Evian peace con-
ference which brought nearly
eight years Of bloody war bet
ween France and its former
North African territory to an
end. The new Algerian French
crisis came on the first ami
versary Of that truce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

shopping and pleasure convenences Via high
speed Shirley Highway you have easy access to the
Pentagon, Melpar, Atlantic Research Quantico and
National Airport Adequate public transportation goes
without saying. The crcumferential highway also
is nearby, as are host of schools and churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
APARTMENTS
Shirley Highway and Edsall Road

The ultimate in casual relaxation is the theme of life at
beautiful EDSALL GARDENS, where rural comfort
and convenience meet. Your modern, feature-filled
apartment is just 20 minutes from downtown Washing
ton and moments from the ever-growing and thriving
communities of Springfield and Annandale both full of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17


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he Smithy Co., ST. $4,000
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
Visit With Brains Foxx
Welsh RaFe Biz

Like the country mice who go into the
city to visit their city mouse cousin, Monty
Gopher and 1 visited his city cousin, Brains
Foxx, at the 20" Club. 1t seems that Brains
Foxx had been charter member of this club
which sold hot buttered runs from vending
machine. Brains wanted to start 20" Club
in Lower Mungummery County, but all Of
sudden talk about ocean motels, town houses,
and pretty German aliens and how to get
them out of the country had lost its appeal
for lots of people.
So Monty and drove back into our eour'
ty and our conversation levels off from this
kind of Federal gossip to Mungummery Coun-
ty gossip, and, as we enter Rockville. to local
talk
We stopped by my homo before going up
to his place near the Sugarloaf because can't
drive Monty home until 1 get the dogs In for
the night This sounds like simple chore,
and perhaps not worth writing about. But
getting two smart dogs safely In ut night
takes some doing, as any dOgOwner knows.
I am a dog lover and I am particularly
fond of Duke and Duchess, our two Samoyeds.
And think they are as smart as judges and
lots smarter than lawyers and harder to fool,
too. l have just about run out Of tricks to
lure them home at night: they are worse
than our daughters, and when they are out,
worry about them nearly as much as do my
daughters
We have different plans for them. The
first one was the obvious lure Of rafting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
From This Angle
Dangerous Children

In New York City as they left meeting
of the New York Bar Association Chief JUS
tice Earl Warren, his wife, and his daughter
became targets for placards thrown by pick.
cts, presumably by Americans. In Dallas, Tex.
as, UN. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson was
slugged with a placard by woman picket. A
moment later some young man spat on our
ambassador to the United Nations. Presurna-
bly,, these attackers were Americans, too.
Neither of these distinguished officials or
members of their families were physically
hurt by these attacks, but America was hurt
and every American citizen who respects his
government was insulted.
At what point should Americans become
alarmed by incidents like these? believe the
time Is right now. Dissenters. picI<ets, and vo-
cal opponents are quite properly part Of the
American scene, although those who raise
their voices in loud and disrupting dissent ct
scheduled speech by some prominent Amer.
lean show lack Of good manners at the very
least. Attempts to silence or interrupt speak.
er by such individuals makes me believe that
they do not believe in freedom Of speech and
the right Of all to be heard.
Inc physical assaulting OF prominent
Americans, no matter how light or ineffee
tive that assault may be, is much more seri.
GUS that rude Interruptions. Assaults indicate
hate and desire to do violence It is the sort
of thing that occurs among adults at drinking
parties and back alleys and among children
almost anywhere. The attackers mentioned
above were apparently adults in physical de-
velopment. In Intellectual development, how
ever, their actions marked them as children,
and mean, spiteful children at that.
Ambassador Stevenson had the right idea
when he said that he didn't want to send his
attackers to jail but to school. We have in the
US today many minority groups who have
been indoctrinated with hate for "Commu.
nists" Communists, to them, are those whom
the leader of their group has labeled as Com
munist, pro-Communist, pink, soft on Com.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
The Amidon Experiment

Five hundred county residents sat quietly in Rockville
last week Dr. Carl Hansen District school superin
enden described in detail his Amidon Plan Of basic edu
cation which he developed and is pushing in the District
! DR.. Hansen Is respected educator. His plan UNI
doubtedy has produced excellent results There is
undoubtedly some merit to his plan and Montgomery
County undoubtedly benefit by observing closely the
results it produces And experimenting with it here
small scale is very much in order.
The almost starry-eyed adulaton with which at least
two and possibly three of the fourmember School Board
majority view the Amdon Plan however is little scary.
The views Of Messrs Bell and Saunders and possibly those
of Mr.. Woodward, understand them, the Ami
don Plan is not experiment at ALL that the plan is
simply much-needed return to the preDewey method of
Reaching which emphasizes basic subjects and firm class
room discipline Hence If the plan once pracced and
proven effective they apparently reason cannot be
called an experiment
This way of thinking could be genuine and it could be
neatly contrved to prevent their strong criticism of
their predecessor their oo much experiment
tation" charge?-from coming back to haunt them.
In any event. it reassuring last week to hear DR.
Hansen himself deny strongly that his plan represented
"going back to the Dewey type of education He
phaszed that there is fexbity and lack of rightly in
his plan which not true of teaching in the old days
that apparently revered by the gentlemen in question:
Messrs Bell and Sunders would do well to pause briefly
and try realize if they can the enormity of the Situ
alton which theya fairly recent law school graduate and
who has earned his living IN several dflerent ways
have created-the setting up of themselves experts
judges of the present system of educating children
in the public schools of America today Both men are be-
eved favor widest possible application of the Amidon
Plan here. Does their election as result OF last NoVen-
bers taxpayers revolt against the incumbents qualify
them as experts who are qualified to order wholesale
changes schools whose programs have been developed
over many decades by the leaders Of American public edit
cation? We do not believe so!
II is believed that they would if they could, order
wholesale adoption of the Amdon Plan in our elementary
schools This II would be reckless abuse OF the
power they hold temporarily. The Amidcn Plan expert
ment should be continued but county parents must guard
against ooquck adoption Of the plan large scale here
on the basis of the pre-conceved notions of few lay
School Board members Such major and drastic change
should made only the basis of knowledge of the facts
mot theory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
by Les Kimble

munism, or with some other such tag. Such
labeled individuals, who include the last four
Presidents elected by the American people
and many other distinguished Americans, are
bad" guys.
The woman who slugged Ambassador
Stevenson with q placard showed the extent
Of her knowledge and wisdom when in reply
to q question by the Ambassador. she said
'Why are you like you are? Why don't you
understand? II you don't know what's wrong,
don't know why. Everybody else does" Pro.
ably this woman had been told that the U.S.
was in the hands of traitors or words to that
effect. Everybody else" who knew what was
wrong were, no doubt, fellow members of her
group The complex job of directing the af.
fairs Of our country is a relatively simple
process to many individuals like this. Get rid
OF all traitors" Communist" the U.N, for.
eisn aid, and do-gooders and elect Goldwater
president and the job is done.
These political children do need education
In the worst way. AS Americans it is quite
proper that they be anti. Communist. As Amer.
leans in complex world where our freedoms
are threatened, it is very important they have
an understanding of not only Communism and
ns threat, but Of their own freedoms and
government and Of other threats that do not
march under the flag of Communism. With
such understanding they will not allow some
demagogue to lead them into such un.Aneri
can activities as interfering with freedom of
speech and the assaulting of distinguished
American leaders.
BY the use Of violence and intimidation
small groups have been able to take over ma
ions. The Nazis Of Germany, the Communists
OF Russia, the Fascists Of Spain and Italy,
and any number of groups in Latin America
nave been able to take over nations with these
methods. Members of those hate groups who
wiz assault American leaders with spit and
piacards today may very well take UP rifles
ana revolvers tomorrow They viii bear
watching.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
County Affairs
Too Lille. Too Late

Early in October I suggested that the
Republicans were putting the record like q
con artist in their latest official publication.
For this ] was taken for being unfair. Let's
take a second look.
The socalled report describes the Repub.
lican Council as dynamic and as sweeping
governmental cobwebs. As if in rebuttal, the
president Of the council publicly announced
that he is disturbed to find so much unfinish.
ed business, and asked the clerk and attorney
to make a list Of unfinished items.
To cure an apparent problem Of absen-
teelsm he has requested m opinion on the
validity Of council members voting By proxy.
ment for not attending q meeting Ut which
they voted.
II was just year ago that they announe
ed specific program Of action TO redo the
administration of the county. None of it has
been carried to fruition and most has been
abandoned. We suggested at the time that II
reflected an abysmal lack of knowledge Of
county affairs. They came to grips with
handful Of sand
The party report speaks Of accomplished
budget reforms. The president Of the council
complains about failure to implement the
changes. There is just a possibility that they
are unavoidable or incomprehensible.
Not everything is a failure. The party 70
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07

Few quarrel with the logic of Maryland State
Road Commission Chairman John B. Funk when he in
sss he did in talk here Monday, that roads need to
be built despite the existence Of plans for Washing
ton transit system.
II would be extremely difficult to convince the COM
muer who every morning and every evening traffic
backed up literally for miles bumper to bumper Georgia
and Wisconsin Avenues that highway building should be
curaied here to await completion Of the transit system
sometime within the next decade.
Meanwhile total inability many years Of respon-
sbe authorities to up with any kind of reasonably
acceptable corridor plan through around Bethesda to
funnel traffic downtown from the popuous northwest
ton Of Montgomery County is little short of appalling
Their complete failure is all the alarming in view
of recent developments concerning the transit plan
Under proposed revison-and cutback-the transit ter
mnas planned earlier for Pooks Hill and Rockville
eliminated. The northwest terminus, under the scaled
down proposal would be at Van Ness ST. and Connecticut
Ave This is long way of-n physical distance and in
Searso provide crumbs of relief for hardpressed
suburban commuters begging for faster to their
Jobs downtown Suburban extensions, doubt will come
later but under the optimistic predictions limited
mass transit is still at least six years away How many
more nightmarish traffic jams occur between now
and then?
1t is rather extraordinary that powerful interests have
been able this long-approxmatey 10 yearsto foresta
the only reeway plan to downtown that makes
that would utilize Rock Creek Park. How much longer
political pressures prevail public need remains
TO be seen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
Misleading Story?

We have read the article ap-
pearing on Page B1 of today's
Sentinel under the caption
PARK ROAD UNDERPASS
is DELAYED"
The article quotes Mr.. Schei.
Der, Rockville City Manager,
as indicating delay of this pro-
ject has been caused by Rock.
vile Fuel & Feed Company re-
fusing to cooperate in neces-
sary land acquisition and fur
Their states that the Council
will set a specific deadline for
condemnation within the next
couple of weeks"
This article is far from being
factual.
No one from the City of
Rockville has ever made Rock
vile Fuel & Feed Company an
offer for the property and IA
cilities they will take. 1t would
seem most unusual for the city
to seek condemnation without
first having made an offer to
Rockville Fuel & Feed Conn
pany.
Yesterday, Wednesday, Octo.
Der 80, 1868 Mr.. Scheiber visit
ed our office with a drawing
intended to show the extent of
land and facilities the city must
take from Rockville Fuel &
Feed Company. That was the
first time we have seen any
definitive plans for this pro-
ject. No offer for our property
has ever been made by the
city. Mr.. Scheiber, during his
visit of yesterday, talked
around" the city's appraisal
of their proposed taking but
made no offer. The City of
Rockville has not yet made
any offer to Rockville Fuel &
Feed Company.
Your article is not factual. 1t
constitutes very bad publicity
for Rockville Fuel & Feed
Company. We suggest that it
be retracted, giving the retrac-
ton prominence and space
equal to that given your mis-
leading article.
Frank p. Jenkins
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
by David Cahoon

port says they are formulating debt policy
To confirm this they announced bond sale
for Nov. 26, 1868. The second time within the
year that they are borrowing. This is debt
management with vengeance. Aren't any Of
their Republican supporters curious about the
trend Of this deficit financing?
Their system of priority of interest was
determined when at the same meeting they
announced public hearing on q supplemental
appropriation for parking lots to implement
the provisions of local legislation, This fol.
lowed their earlier decision not to adopt a
supplemental appropriation for teachers
salaries and gain the benefits Of state legis-
lation.
The report says that the council Ia serv.
Ing the broad interests Of everyone. Does this
mean that everyone IL getting theirs or IL n
suggestion that the council Ia vigiIant about
conflict Of interest. We would like 10 believe
the latter but cannot overlook their refusal
to follow their Presidents suggestion that
they Investigate suggestions Of conflict.
The report spoke glowingly of the bene.
tits to come from the report of the Assess
ment Review Committee. This has been con-
firmed BY the Presidents request that they
try to find time on some future agenda to dis
cuss the report Dogged they may be- but dy-
namic-no.
The record of year must stand on their
own report a. one Of fumbling and too little,
too late
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07

Editors Note: If the article
referred to by Mr.. Jenkins was
misleading, the Sentinel Is
sorry. The article did not In.
tend TO indicate, nor did II say,
that the projects delay has
been caused by Rockville Fuel
and Feed Company refusing to
cooperate In necessary land ac-
QUESTION. II did quote the city
manager ~ saying the project
has been delayed "due TO prob
lens In the acquisition Of two
properties" one of which was
identified ms Rockville Fuel L.
Feed. One Of the problems, we
understand, Is efforts to work
out some arrangement en-
abling Rockville Fuel & Feed
to relocate important fuel tank
and storage bin facilities 80 the
firms operations will not be
impaired when the underpass
project starts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
by Barney Welsh

cookie Jar for them. This worked once.
Another plan involved coaxing them into a
car for a ride. So would get in the car.
dressed in my pajamas, blow the horn and
get the dogs in the back seat. became a
normal sight riding around like this at mid
night until the dogs failed to get into the car
for ride shorter than from here to Gathers
burg.
Then learned Of the natural curiosity Of
Samoyed. I dropped piece Of paper on the
walk; stomped on 1t, cursed 1t, called it bad
dog; and waited for the Sammys to come up
and sniff the victim. caught them twice
this way Their curiosity impelled them within
my range when walked backwards from the
garage into the house, but this failed when
they walked backwards with me, but beyond
my reach.
The system which has not failed is the
shooting Of cherry bombs or firecrackers. For
some reason, not clear to me, they run to the
very spot that the noise occurs. This is why
there are powder marks on the ceiling of the
back porch. But my lawyer tells me that its
aKin the law to call dogs this way.
All Of this conduct on my part, and on
the part of other dogowners, sounds like lot
of trouble Well, it is. And it is silly, also.
But then, toolishness is relative thing. And
it 10 no more foolish than the idea that
Brains Foxx hsrbors that he can hold polit-
zeal Job and live in house worth five times his
annual gross income and not become obi
gated to somebody
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-07
M.NCPPC Will Meet
At / p.m., Dec. 10

The Maryland.National Cap.
ital Park and Planning Commits
sion's public hearing on a pro-
posed Freeway along the Poto-
mac Palisades will be held at
/ pm. on Dec. 10 instead of 3
pm. as originally announced.
The proposal, which would
amend the Commissioners
Master Plan of Highways. is
being advanced as an alterna-
tive to the controversial Wis
consin Avenue corridor. The
Palisades route would run along
the Potomac River between the
Capital Beltway and the Dis.
trict of Columbia line.