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Jack Paar (WFBM-TV, 11:15 p.m., Channel 6) PaneliTig will be llcrmione Gingold, Hans Conried and musical comedy star Ellen llanley, TV MOVIES Four On The Aisle (WTTV, Batista Said Planning Way To Enter U.S. Ciudad Trujillo (AP) The Dominican Military intelligence service said yesterday Cuban ex-president Fulgencio Batista plans to sneak away and land in the United States in some spectacular way in order to win political asylum there. The intelligence service said il had uncovered a plan being hatched by Batista, a refugee here since Jan. II when his Havana regime was overthrown, tn fly out in one of the planes that brought him here. HE HAS BEEN warned, the agency said, that he can leave legally and if he tries to sneak out he "would run the risk of encountering a Dominican military plane." The intelligence agency said it has information that Cols.

Orlando Picdra and Francisco Perez, Batista men, have been meeting at the Hotel Sandy Surf in Miami, with a Cuban named Mario Garcia and a U.S. national, Sam Kay, to arrange for the flight. Piedra is a formeV chief of police. Batista's plan, the agency said, is to apply pressure on U.S. authorities to let him in although they have denied him a visa.

Sources said "Batista is trying to get himself kidnaped a la Mussolini" meaning by a phony deal. Only fi.700 man-days work were lost In Vermont during 1958 due to strikes, the lowest in the nation. Music Music Parade Parade Parade Parade News Beat Beat leat Beat Beit Beit Beit IndpltTaf Indpls. it Indpls. At JndplsJU "Indpii.

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if Cvts Hull; 0 B.s7(i(; New York (AP) Secretary of State John Foster Dullei left the hulk of his consider able estate to his widow in hii will filed yesterday in Surro- gates court. Eventually, it goes to two of his three children. Dulles, who died of cancer May 24, made specific requests of more than $250,000. But associates said it is too early to attempt an estimate of his total wealth. Befnre he entered govern ment service, Dulles was a high salaried associate in ons of the nation's biggest law firms, DULLES CUT off his Jesuit son, the Rev.

Avery Dulles, with a $5,000 request. But the will emphasized that this was not because of lack of affec tion for him but because special circumstances in his case make further provision seem inappropriate and unnecessary." The will directs the executors to select from his private papers and records any contributions they think might be welcomed by Princeton University, where he graduated in 1908. Personal property, household effects and the bulk of his assets were willed to Mrs. Janet Avery Dulles, the widow, in trust. Upon her death, income from half of the trust goes to a daughter, Mrs.

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But at one point lie said: "The best illustration we have of ihe ineffectiveness of the majority leader to tell senators how to conduct themselves just tat down." Proxmire had just taken his seat after renewing his charge that Senate Democrats don't know their party's policy on legislative issues because "we don't have any policy." In reply to charges that he fails to hold enough party meetings, Johnson said he had "no illusions that any super-policy committee or super-caucus could have the slightest influence on any senator to make him vote against his convictions." WGKK Lo FRIDAY MOGAAM list KIlKVCltil ICtnlrot DoylifM Tim.) MOftNINO A M-Soirltuolt A Hrw A A 7 OA-W(i Un 7.IS-W,jkUPi Woth 7 Jf yvqkt Up 7 4S-ikt Up; Nrwt OO- Ao.a up I IJ Wnk UP, Nwt I WlH Hit 1 4i-vt up; Nrw 00 Mimr It Muvr Nw Muik IOIVMu.t; Ntl 10 JO-Muc II 00 eaio forty 11 IS-PoUKi; Nn II yH-Conn flavM II 4S-Clottlct. Wihi A'TMNOON IJ 00-Coimty Clo in I IS-J vi, Nrwt H.l Jiv IJ IM-ioMki; Mill Soorlt i J.W-I i.t Jivt A 0O MrtT IJ X-tnunty ('il I SVC iimiM; 1 JO-C Dimly A ll-Muvrf Krwl A 7 Ntwi 7 Vuiit 7.4V i'n 0 Out "I IS-Ckmoi: Nrm WVllv Jlv 1 wi TMS-IW Log MIOAY MOOAM Ooytitht Tim.) ft I MtKl MOANINO A 0v Sw rut Mut A ifiC lub 7 CO- Piano Mrlral ft 7 7 4V Oul IVAhythm I JO-NnyHy Tunft I 4 iooa Tim 0A-Mui '0 OO mi fi Holkfery 16 ov Tunw 1 1 JO nxH APT! ANOON 1 00-Vw' Twn 7 4V-Oraon Ml. I JO-Til loll. 0O-Mm 4 C-Mmory lor no ioii't 0nn-Au JO-HI Fl VI NINO 7 09 Ml time 10 OO-Ornn 7 JO-VH io'im I Ht.rt 10 VS-Mlst" )t Mid. OO tMf.

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Id Parade Hilltes Race Classics Gold Thea. Rice Classics Gold Thea. Race Classics Goodnile News Nite acid rejoinders from Johnson, who has been a target of past criticisms by Proxmire. JOHNSON said In the very vote cited by Gore, on the GI rate, Democrats divided 30-25 in favor of keeping the higher interest ceiling in the bill. This was clear evidence of great divergence in our party on this issue alone, the Texan asserted.

Johnson named several Democratic Senators ranging from southern conservatives to northern liberals, and said he knew of no way he could persuade such Senators to agree on a common policy. THE Democratic lead er then emphasized Gore is on the Finance Commottee and Proxmire on the Banking Committee both of which deal with monetary problems. But neither group has come forward with any proposal on how to deal with interest rales, Johnson said. "I don't think a Senator who can't get a majority on his committee ought to tell some other Senator he ought to deliver a majority to him wrapped up in a blue ribbon," Johnson said. At one point.

Johnson observed tartly, "It does not take much courage, I may say. to make the leadership a punching bag." I lulicr Appointed To Head Safrtv ay Foundation Appointment of Albert E. Huber as executive director of the Indiana Traffic Safety foundation Inc. was announced yesterday by Ja e-brough, foundation i-dent. Huber will Ml the vacancy csuned by the death of Kallie Myrrs.

He recently re Huber signed as director of the Indiana Office of Traffic Safety. The foundation is a nonprofit, non partisan corporation that organizes public support for official traffic safety activities and traffic legislation. It is financed by Indiana business and Indus-trial organizations. Hubert will take over the post June I. He formerly was a state policeman and worked for private Industry before taking over the o'ste safety directorship ia 1956.

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luiiii ts a 1 mmmf 4W In if Spoken members of I Pour iVSID t500 COMPUTE SPUDWY Washington (AP) Democratic Senators argued among themselves yesterday over a party policy or lack of one on interest rates. Republican Senators for the most part sat by and grinned broadly. SENATE Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois added fuel to the flames by twice yielding time to Democratic Leader Lyndon M. Johnson of Texas to continue the argument.

The Senate was op-crating under a debate limitation at the time. Senator Albert C.ore (D-Tcnn.) touched off the debate with a speech in which he said interest rates "are break ing through the highs whkhT they reached just before the recent recession." Core said the people) had given the Democrats a 21 majority in Congress and expected them to do something about what he said are spiralling interest rates. YET, Gore said, in the first major bill passed by the Sen-ale this year, a housing measure, there was a provision raising interest rates on CI home loans by 'i per cent. Senator William Troxmire (D-Wis.) called Gore's remarks tremendously useful. The Wisconsin Senator recalled that earlier in the session he had lamented what he said was a complete failure of Senate Democrats to work out a party policy on major issues.

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Johnson fired back yesterday for the first time at attacks on him by freshman Senator William Proxmire The Texan denounced as a myth charges that he wields "one-man rule" over Scnate Democrats. Speaking out after months of silence, Johnson told the Senate "it doesn't take much courage to make the leadership a punching bag" He denied he could tell any Democratic senator how to vote, declaring he was neither a fairy godmother nor wet nurse. "To tell a man to go to hell and to make him go are two different propositions," Johnson said. Proxmire retorted that Johnson had "set up a straw man." He took the position that Johnson had failed to reply to his chief complaint that the Texan failed to provide guidance and leadership for the Senate's 64 Democrats. Johnson has been criticized repeatedly by Proxmire, and occasionally by other Democrats.

Proxmire contended Johnson did ot consult Democratic senators nn policy matters at formal party conferences. LAST MONTH Senator Pat McNamara took issue with Johnson'for failing to take a stand on a johlrss bene- Spmlway (Jives Citv Land For Englednlc Park The Indianapolis Motor Speedway yesterday presented the city a 3'4-acre tract of land on West 30th Street to be used as a park for I.agledale residents. The land will be leased to the Park Department for $1 a year and will provide space for two baseball diamonds, a football field, picnic area and other rec reational equipment. Mayor Charles If. BoswtII thanked Anton M.

Hulman Speedway president, for the land, dec laring a park is badly needed for the I agled.le area. A portion of th? land, situated to the north of the Speedway, presently is used as a playground. But Boswell laid the park department 'now will fully equip the new park. The city signed a 10-year lease for the ground with an additional five-year renewal option. SPEIDWAY GOSSIP Won.

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