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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Talent ScOuCelebrity Scouts Dahann Carroll and Npsy
Russell introduce the novelty talent Of the evening
cert Pianist Ted Pande and Dancer Howard Sims. Red
Buttons, Robert Horton and Earl Wilson bring on the
weekly singer contingent Ann Marie Mauri Leighton and
Bill Wheles and Merv Griffin out the list with
Comic John Byner $3.50 pm, WTOP-0.
Empire-"Between Friday and Monday" Repeat) Tune in
for an hour with Joan Hacket and Charles Bronson who
make this offbeat entry must They play an unlikely
but genuine pair Of lovers with kind of understatement
that CLOVIS She's sanity young lady well her way
to convent, and he's earthly Paul Moreno in town
Carrot ranch spree. Everything else the show is
much window dressing. Color $3.50 pm. WRCA.
Keefe Brassele ShOw- you're fan Of Della Reeses sing
ing style and Woody HermanS jazz swinging band they'll
dot the hour with the sparkle needs whenever they're
on stage 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Report From ROmeThough NBC Correspondent Irving R.
Levine knows the Rome the tourists we'll any
traveller, he wants you to it whole for once His
port tonight features film of the ageess wonders like the
Coliseum the Forum, etc. but also wanders off the
beaten track to the streets of the poor we'll the rich
and the almost non-exisent middle class 1890 pm,
WRCA.
TOnighJohnny Carson has Opera Star Jan Pcerce Mitch
Miller, Shari Lewis, and Tommy Leonett along, well
mystic barber" by the name of Andy Snatra, who
claims distant relationship with Frank and kinship
with Mars inouer space. Color 1880 pm, WRC4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

ateS from the Beverly Hillbillies
to her own show, Petticoat
Junction. Has she contributed
anything to the growing litera-
ture Analysing the success Of
the Beverly Hillbillies? why
do they have to analyze it?"
she says. tits very, very fun
ny show" In her new series by
the same author paul Hen
ning) she plays widow with
three teen-age daughters al
most a reversal of My Three
Sons. P. s.: She'll continue as
Betty Bubble on the Flint
stones.
| Ray WaIstOn Of My Favorite
| Marian: Ray has the distinc-
ton of playing the first anthro-
pologist hero on TV. Unfortun-
ately, for what that implies.
he's from Mars. When two an
tennae come out Of the back Of
his head, he disappears. Who
owns the show? Danny Thomas.
Andy Griffith and Milton Berle.
to name three. Rays honest
about the series: We've made
about eight, and frankly, we
don't know exactly where we're
going with the concept. We've
paid off some writer's and
junked their scripts. One thing
we know, it won't be a situa-
| ton family comedy"
Marjorie Lord of the Danny
Thomas Show: Why did Danny
come back to the series? The
sponsor wanted him-and all
Danny really wanted was a lit
tie persuading.
Stafford Repp, Of the Phil
Silvers Show: We're a little
worried about one episode on
Phil's new show. One of the
construction men makes a hum
dred dollars a week and takes
home 5000. How? He raffles off
his paychecks."
We didn't get to meet George
Balzer, we regret to say. Some
body said Il want you to meet
George" and somebody else
said, There goes Marlene," and
there I went.
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OTHER TV HIGHLIGHTS

1890, WMAL (7) - The Big
Step Report on the Wash
ington Action for Youth
summer employment pro-
gram designed to combat
juvenile delinquency. Attor-
ney General Kennedy APP
pears.
lilo, WTTG (5)-Hollywcod's
Finest Devil in the Flesh. "
Wartime romance. Gerard
PHILIPPE (l949).
11:25, WTOP (9)-Steve Allen
Show. The Korean Classical
Music and Dancing Troupe,
Vocalist Jennie Smith and
the Thomas Downey High
School Band from Modesto,
California.
1855, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Mr.. Lord Says No
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hotels very top-rung Marlene
Dietrich.
Two of the nine stars on the
CHS caravan were in the Who
he category: Stafford Repp,
who'll be the Paul Ford of Phil
Silvers' new show, and George
Balzer, who is one of Jack
Benny's writer's.
1t was like this: Instead of
Dick Van Dyke, we got his kid
brother, Jerry.
Here's the switch, though;
we're glad 1t was Jerry, mainly
because we've seen him mostly
on that dismal panel show of
his picture This and were
wondering what CHS had in
mind assigning him to Judy's
new series.
Jerry, in person, Is pretty
much like he was on the To-
night show the one time we
caught him; he's relaxed,
slouches in the Van Dyke ira
dition, and comes on brightly
and with the impudence Of the
escalating young.
He has funny friends, too.
Ronnie Schell, currently at the
Shadows. dropped over to cut
up a few touches with his pal.
So how about the Garland
show?
Here's Jerry:
"They were firing everybody
did I think I was next? l
thought Judy was. No, we go
back into production this week,
the sixth program, with June
Allyson and Steve Lawrence.
All know is that the concept
of me on the show has changed.
I'm kinda like Judy'S producer.
I did two parts on my brother
Dicks series, one shy, the other
pushy. The new writers liked
the pushy one. It's good for the
show-but Qaugh) I could be
wiped out. I've got only one
brother, so I don't want to hurt
his feelings"
We mentioned Steve Law
rence's very talented wife, Eydie
Gorme, and Jerry enthusiastic
cally responded - You know,
she's my favorite singer"
And he's on Judy's show.
y
OTHER QUICK IMPRESS
SIONS:
Robert Reed of The Defend
erS land looking very natty in a
black mohair sweater. We
asked him what could be done
about casting their legal OPP
ponents a little more positively,
especially when the script is
dealing so specifically with
complicated, controversial is
sues? Mr.. Reed WINGED.
Paul Brinegar, the bearded
WiShbone of Rawhide: A happy
man-his bride Of last De-
cember, Washington's Shirley
Talbot, will become a mother
in January. OF his series, Paul
says, I'VE got back on the right
track last season. We were 60
ing to the city too much and
getting too far out with the
stories" Rawhide's big worry
this season is the switch to
Thursday; if it works, the Sc
ries will go 80 minutes next
season." he believes.
Bea Benaderet, who gradu-
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP-Baseball Twi-
Nighter. Washington Sena-
tors VS.. the Detroit Tigers.
$3.50, WOL-Broadway Show
time. Music from the orig
inal Broadway recording of
pal joey"
9:45, WGAY-FM 1895 Me-
This Week at the U. N. A
roundup of the weeks &C
tivitieS at the United Ma
lions.
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EDUCATIONAL N
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S:O0-Jazz Casual. Turk Muir
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

1900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

Very funny comedy about a
man who defies the British
government when they want
to demolish his home for a
new highway. Stanley Hollo-
way (195D.
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ON THE AIR
N Junket Stars
Van Dyke, MorIene
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

could be indicative of CBSs cockneSs this season.
could be that word got out last that the trip picnic
but in the networks second weekend star junket
to Washington produced Judys Danny
Hayes G. Marshas The out-oftoWn reporters at
Shoreham looking ongngy the Terrace and the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Congress Gets Byrd Plan
For Balancing the Budget

Senator Byrd contends that
If Congress allowed all the new
requests the total available for
foreign aid after July would be
1857 billion. In addition to rec
ommending that actual foreign
aid spending be cut by $l.3
billion, the Senator proposed
that the new obligational au-
thority of $5.4 billion be cut
by 1913 billion. This would leave
$2.l billion In new authority,
which would. still leave a total
Of $23.4 billion available In
both old and new authority
according to the Senator.
Senator Byrd told his col
leagues that Federal spending
has exceeded revenue in ~ Of
the last 80 years, and that over
this period the Federal debt has
gone up from 1852 billion tc
1904 billion.
Several weeks ago Senator
Byrd's colleague, Senator Rob.
ertson, Democrat Of Virginia
proposed a cut of Sc billion In
the Presidents budget anC
specified in detail where hi
would make the cuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Two to Win First
At Science Fair

Two grand prize winners will
be chosen from among student
exhibits in the senior division
of Montgomery County's annual
science fair on April 6. 7 and 8.
The winners will represent
Montgomery at the National
Science Fair in Albuquerque,
N. Mex, In May.
Hours when the senior fair
win be open to the public are
noon to 9 pm, April 6 and Z,
and 8 am. to 4 pm. April 8
For the third consecutive
year, interest in the fair has
forced q second division-one
for junior high students-to
be held May Is and 10.
Both fairs will be in the
Educational Services Center
auditorium, $50 North Wash
ington street, Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

Robin E. l.. Washington,
believed the first Negro elected
foreman Of a Texas jury since
Reconstruction days, told the
court near the halfway point
that sitting evidence was prov
ing complex. He also said the
jurors were having trouble re-
membering the judges ora
charge.
Some courtroom observer,
thought this may have beer
the turning point.
After sending the panel bach
to deliberate further, Judge
Thomson departed from hi'
custom and made available 8
copy Of the charge-a $4,000.
word document stating how
various laws applied to the cas-
for study as any questions
arose.
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lion by holding down the Fed
eral civilian payroll, and elm
mate or postpone $500 million
recommended for new types of
spending, such as the mass
transit and youth employment
programs.
Cut Unspent Balances
Because q large part of the
money spent by the Govern
ment each year is from old
appropriations, Senator Byrd
conceded that Congress cannot
balance the budget merely by
cutting new appropriations.
He said Congress could and
should rescind some of the I'M
spent balances from prior years
He said it also could control
spending by placing a spending
ceiling on each appropriation
account. A resolution to &C
complish this is awaiting &C.
ton in the Senate Rules Com
mittee.
But, ordinarily, Congress
contents itself with merely try
ling to trim new appropriation
bills, which does not necessar-
lily reduce overall spending.
Foreign Aid Carry-Over
Senator Byrd singled out
foreign aid as an area In which
the amount Of unspent carry.
over should be given specia
attention.
He said the unexpended bal.
ances for foreign aid nov
amount to $21.3 billion, in ad.
dition to which the pending
budget requests another $5.-
; billion in obligational author.
ity. The new foreign aid re.
quest usually is listed as SAL
billion, but this is only thu
amount to be made available
to the President. and does no
include some foreign aid han.
died through the Export,
Import Bank and several othe.
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Ground Rent Bill
Goes to President

Congress sent to President
Kennedy yesterday a bill allow
ing certain ground rent pay
ments to be deducted for In
come tax purposes like mort
gage interest.
The House took the final &C.
ton by voice vote, accepting
minor Senate amendments.
The measure especially af-
fects portions of Maryland
where ground rent often figures
in home purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
BY J. A. O'LEARY
star staff Writer


Congress had before 1t today
from Senator Harry F. Byrd
Democrat Of Virginia, a detailed
blueprint for balancing the
Federal budget, but with little
prospect 1t will be followed.
Senator Byrd recommended
a cut Of $12 billion from the
$107.9 billion Of new obliga-
tional authority asked for by
President Kennedy. and a re-
duction of ST. billion in the
Presidents actual spending to-
tai of 1898 billion for the year
starting July /.
Trim StOckpiIe Surplus
without allowing for pro-
posed tax cuts, Federal income
was estimated In January al
1895 billion. Senator Byrd rea.
soned that If the spending fig
ure was brought down to $9l.T
billion, the administration
could make up the remaining
deficit Of about 50 billion BY
selling a substantial part Of the
Governments surplus stockpile
Of strategic materials.
The Virginian recalled thai
more than a year ago the Pres.
ident said the Government haC
over-stockpiled strategic ma
terials to the extent Of $3.4
billion. But thus far thesl
stockpiles have not been re.
duced. the Senator said.
Even If Congress and the
White House co-operated Il
achieve a balance at $91.7 bill.
lion between income and outgo
this budget would be I'm.
balanced almost Immediately b,
any tax cut enacted later thil
year.
Cites Carry-Over Funds
Senator Byrd pointed on
that the Government as
whole will start the new fisca
year on July / with q carry
over Of $87.2 billion in un
spent balances from prior ap
preparations before this Con
gress appropriates a single dol
lar.
: If this Congress approves al
of the $107.9 billion requisite,
in new obligational authority
the Senator said the Govern
lment would start the new yea
, with authority to obligate o
spend 1881 billion.
The chairman Of the Financ
, Committee, who will handle ia.
! and debt ceiling bills, said h
, would achieve a large part o
his ST. billion cut In spendin
by cutting $1.3 billion fron
, foreign aid; $1.8 billion from
! National defense, and $421 mil
! lion from exploration Of cute
space.
He also would save $1.4 bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29


and awaits trial on 10 more at
Pecos.
On Bond Pending Appeal
Three co-defendants pleaded
guilty earlier to five counts in
the same indictment. They are
Harold E. Orr of Amarillo and
Coleman D. McSpadden Of Lub-
book, each sentenced to 10
years, and Ruel w. Alexander
of Amarillo, six years.
Another jury convicted Estes
on a State charge of swindling
last fall at Tyler, fixing his
sentence at eight years.
In the case here, Chief De-
Tense Lawyer John D. Cofer
asked the court to let Estes re-
main free under 100000 bond
while an appeal is drafted.
Judge Thomson granted the
request, at the same time Or
dering a pre-sentencing report
from a Federal probation Off
Ger.
Assistant United States At
torney General Rufus D. Me-
Lean. top man on the Justice
Departments trial staff in
Washington and head Of the
prosecution, said the Govern
ment had no objection to ex-
tending the bond.
Given Copy Of Charge
It took 40 hours and As min
utes for the jury of 10 men
and two women to work out q
verdict. The panel advise d
Judge Thomson 81 hours ear
lier 1t was deadlockec but
agreed to keep on trying to
agree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Estes Guilty, Faces Is Years
For Fraud; Plans Appeal

Ell PASo. Tex, Mar. 90 (AP)
AT least part of the Billie Sol
Estes maneuvers in farm fl
nance were fraud and not just
a method Of doing big busi-
ness. a Federal court jury de-
cided yesterday.
Unless the appellate courts
disagree, the chubby, round
faced promoter could draw
prison terms totaling up to rs
years. United States District
Judge r. E. Thomson said
sentence will be passed In
about two weeks.
The verdict, Gaping an 1S-
day trial, came just one day
short of a year after Federal
agents arrested Estes at his
costly Pecos home In West
Texas. Since then his 30-odd
firms dealing in grain storage,
fertilizer sales and cotton
farming have collapsed. Now
he's bankrupt.
Gazes at Jurors
Estes, outwardly unperturbed
gazed steadily at the jurors as
the decision was read. He ever
managed q weak smile. His wife
Patsy, occupying a front row
seat in the courtroom, looked
stricken.
AS they left with Estes three
brothers, both declined COM
ment on the conviction or theiI
plans. Mrs. Estes, q comely
blond, clutched his arm tightly
anc murmured in a low, tense
voice:
sHe looks Just as good to me
today as he did yesterday"
Prosecutors claim e d Estes
bilked about 100 individuals
and UP to a dozen finance
companies, including some Of
the Nations largest, Of about
$24 million through phony
mortgages on fertilizer tanks.
Specifically the jury convict
ed him on four counts Of mail
fraud and one of conspiracy
each carrying a maximum PEN
atty of five years in prison. He
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surprising number Of people walk into Chryer showrooms
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We're always glad to oblge.
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There's the look Of Chysler crisp, beauty that
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ride that snus bumps yet handles with the agility of pro-
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reward es6-iSse,
SIkMEsE CAT, female, seal point VIZ
WATCH, iady's, Perreaux, diamond,
platinum black ribbon band. VIC,
l lsss and * J. 9sfs,ssss' pm Generous
WHIST WATCH, iady'a, vic. Of II st.,
value reward, ap2-32e1.
WRIST WATCH. yellow sold, with
meah band lost Thursday, north OF
Dupont Circle, possibly In cab. re-
ward, EN- 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

was acquitted on nine counts
and awaits trial on 10 more at
Pecos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
FOUND

CAT, gray and white, altered female,
approx. 4 mos. old. Kenaington area,
WI. 2-o0bf,
CAT. Persian, white, chevy chase
area. Call NoAHB ARK, OIL. 0-pOf3.
Published Daiiy and SUNDAY
At washington, D &,
Second Class Postage Paio