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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1962 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE ELEVEN Bob Kennedy Takes the Blame For Night Visits by FBI By Lyle C. Wilson United Press International WASHINGTON UP1) Atty Robert F. Kennedy will no put off on some FBI supervisor or agent responsibility for nigh time calls on newspapermen dur ing the recent flap about stee prices. The three reporters were. Lee: Linder of the Associated Press John Lawrence, Philadelphia Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, and James T.

Parks, Jr. of the Wilmington (Del.) Journal. They had reported from a meeting of Bethlehem Steel stockholders that President Edmund. F. Martin had gone on record there opposing an increase in steel prices.

The next day, Bethlehem raised prices, following the rise by U.S. Steel. Linder was awakened at 3 a.m., and Lawrence about an hour later. The FBI met Parks when he arrived at his office before 7 a.m.. Tours- day, April 12.

The President had said in his angry news conference on the preceding day that he wanted the facts on what Bethlehem's president had said. The FBI was ordered at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 11, to check out the facts: was Bethlehem's President Martin accurately quoted by the newsmen? In the absence of the attorney general from his office, a representative told United Pres-s International that the order to the FBI was transmitted by the attorney general at the hour stated, but not directly to J. Edgar Hoover, FBI director. The attorney general does not regard the incident as a calamity, his representative said, but he is not going to put responsibility off on some supervisor or agent He does not mmd at all taking the responsibility. President Kennedy got a laugh from his April 18 news conference when he remarked that reporters themselves have called up a great many of people in the middle of the night The attorney general had plenty of that kind of experience when he was chief counsel for the McClellan committee that investigated business and labor corruption for the U.S.

Senate The key to the middle of the night calls on newsmen may lie in the language President Kennedy used in discussing the incident at a subsequent news conference He said "the intention was not to disturb the reporters and the intention was to get the information as quickly as possible so we determine what action we would take before the grand jury." As quickly-as-possible means right now. It is not clear whether the attorney general pressed for action "as quickly as possible" when he directed the FBI to check with the three newsmen. But the grand jury decision by the administration was coming up on the morning of Thursday, April 12. sometime between 5:30 p.m., Wednesday and the meeting of the grand jury Thursday morning it was up to the FBI to check out the Martin statement on prices. The A-G doesn't mind taking the responsibility, an aide repeated, and he certainly is not going to hang it -on some guy.

The incident has led, however, to some harsh editorial comment on Hie FBI and its director. Some of this comment should be discounted by reason of the source. But some of it comes from long-time defenders of the Federal Bureau of Investigation against charges that the FBI is a national police force with police-state ideas. Information Sought On Airplane Parts The Holland Chamber of Commerce is seeking information on the old Szekely Aircraft Co. which operated in Holland in the late 1920's.

A Grand Rapids resident who is rebuilding an old Szekely plane is seeking a part in the rebuilding job The Chamber felt some former or associate might have information of some kind that might lead to locating some parts The aircraft company operated in what is now the Crampton Co on West 12th St. Anyone having information on the aircraft company is asked to call the Chamber office. Purple Heart PALM BEACH. Fla. (UPD-- 'resident Kennedy will sign an executive order making it possible to confer the Purple Heart on American military personnel dlled or wounded in Viet Nam, White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said Tuesday Ganges Miss a a Alexander daughter of the Rev.

and Mrs, Henry C. Alexander of Ganges, has been named recipient of a regents scholarship to the University of Michigan. Miss Alexander is a senior at Fennville High School. She will major in music. tilts.

Myrth Hugging, Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. Mary Van Vopr- hees, teachers in Fennville High School, were among other teachers who spent Monday, April 16, in the laboratory school at Cen- tray Michigan University. Mrs. Helen Cunningham of Ganges, a teacher in Saugatuck High School, joined other teachers and attended the 23rd Annual Citizens Conference on Education in Lansing Saturday, April 14.

Fire did extensive damage to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Gillman, south of Ganges, on 121st St. on Monday. It is believed the fire was caused by a defective chimney.

The fire departments from Fennville and Glenn remained at the scene for several hours. Most of the household goods were in the home of Mrs. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. H.

Kirk Burd and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allen left on a southern trip Thursday evening They will be gone a few weeks. The Ganges Garden Club will meet Friday afternoon, April 27, in then omeof Mrs. Gertrude Walker.

Mrs. Gladys Chapman will be program chairman. The topic will be "Poppies." The M.Y.F of "the Methodist Church held a sunrise breakfast and service Easter morning in the James Lamb cabin on the Kalamazoo River. The Junior choir had a sunrise service at Mt. Baldhead.

Sauga- with a breakfast at Lee's Restaurant on US-31. The Ganges Baptist young people lad an Easter sunrise service Sunday morning. The Senior high class with their teacher, Mrs. Roy Nye. served breakfast following the service.

The Methodist church held service on Maundy rhursday evening at 7 30 m. On Friday there was a three hour prayer and vigil service the sanctuary from 12 to 3 Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of Muske- jon and Mr. and Mrs.

Dorgelo of Jolland were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hillman Sunday. Mrs. lillman is recovering from sur- she underwent recently in Douglas Community Hospital.

Mrs. Herbert Strong, 81, wife of a former pastor in Ganges, died in Clark Memorial Home in Grand Rapids Sunday. March 25. The Rev. and Mrs.

Strong served the Ganges Methodist Church here They moved to Clark Home in 1954. Rev. Strong died in 1958. Mrs. Strong is survived by daughter, Eloise Strong of Mendon; a son, Lee R.

Strong of Palm Beach, two grandchildren; (our great grandchildren. The funeral was held in Clark Chapel and burial was in Rosedale Memorial Park. Ronald Chase and Wayne Bates, students at MSU in East Lansing, spent the Easter weekend at the Chase home here. Miss Mary Ensfield of Kalamazoo and Miss Sharon Ensfield, a student at MSU in East Lansing, were Easter weekend guests in the Orrin L. Ensfield home.

Dale Wightman, a student at Ferris Institute, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wightman. Mrs. William Mosier and granddaughter, Mrs.

James Mulhollen, and children have returned from Fallenthoineber, where they visited Mrs. Mulhollen's parents and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garman in Akron, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Walbrink, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolbrink and children and, Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Allen had a dinner party at Tara in Douglas in honor of Mrs. Irving Wolbrink's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and children of Ann Arbor and Miss Marion Stokes of Grand Rapids spent Palm Sunday weekend with their father.

Stanley Stokes, and sister, Dorothy Stokes. Mrs. Walter Wightman. Mrs. William Van Hartesveld, Mrs.

J. Serene Chase and Mrs. Leonard Carter, members of the Lakeshore Farm Bureau group, attended the spring district meeting of the Michigan Farm Bureau Women's Auxiliary held in the Hope Church of the Brethren in Ionia County Wednesday, April 18 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atwater have returned home after sepndmg the winter in the south.

Mrs. Ida Halseth has returned home from Milwaukee, Wis where she sepnt six weeks with her sis- Mrs. Joseph Schiestl, who was 11 Mrs Bessie Ensfield entertained he birthday club on Thursday in ler home in honor of Mrs. Gertrude Walker's birthday anniver- sary. I Mr.

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The long session began at 8 State officials and workers jammed Senate galleries to watch the struggle A Detroit radio station was on hand to broadcast proceedings live The debate was bitter. There were few cheers and little laughter. Senators shouted at one another and at Lt Gov. T. John Lesmski, the presiding officer Clerks cried gested page boys be sent out for sandwiches.

Francis also provided a product of his home district for use by his colleagues aspirin tablets made by Dow Chemical Co. "I was going to wait until later, but I feel this is a good time to give them out," Francis said hi the early morning hours Some state officials like Swainson remained on hand to lend any support they could. Swainson huddled with sides in Lesinski's office directly behind the Senate chambers. The governor, obviously hopeful of eventual legislative approval, said. "I have been striving for this day for 16 months.

This is an historic, important day in Michi- in committee rooms at the open split between gan history Republican moderates and con-1 "We are taking our first falter- servatives that resulted in the un- mg steps toward a sane tax sys- precedented ouster of Sen. Frank tern which will finally meet the Beadle as Senate majority leader needs of the state Old guard Republicans angrily I accused Democrats and GOP moderates of trying to railroad an income tax bill through the Senate. They are trying to ram something down our throats Is Jiis America, 1962, or are we back in the Dark Ages?" one conservative asked As the night wore on and the Ticket Driver in Crash David Van Tubbergen. 21. of 26 West 26th St, was cited by Holland police for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after the car he was driving struck a parked auto at 3 43 Tuesday at the Intersection of 24th St.

and Van Raalte Ave. Police identified the owner of the parked car as Henry Gebben of 234 West 23rd debate became more heated, some senators took off their coats and rolled up their sieves A few took off their shoes. Pulled Wrong Switch Because of legislative rules, the April 24 session ended promptly fUPD A cently returned from California. Mrs. Neva Hudson Faben died Tuesday.

April 10, in Los Angeles. 3alif Burial was in Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Faben was the daughter of the late Hudson of Ganges and Chicago. Surviving are two mothers, Herby Hudson of Los Angeles and Robert Hudson of Chicago Easter guests of Mr and Mrs Serene Chase were Mrs.

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