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PAGE 16, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963 DIAL Alpine 6-3111 WMTV's Saleby Lee Group Is Approved Dyvofeir Decides Umiil (State oo mil Washington Bureau) fund: to a citizens committee station "for a price which shall not represent a profit." WASHINGTON The Federal; which sought to acquire a con-Communications i sion struction permit for the education Whit ewater Teacher Retires This Year Prof. 'Marie Benson, business education teacher at Whitewater State College for 41 years, will retire at the end of the current school year. She is one of 14 State College faculty members retiring this year according to; an announcement by the central office in Madison. station. The crux of the case is a charge mm The commission also specified that if this should occur and Wisconsin Valley made improvements or additions to the station in the meantime, "the price may be increased by the undepreciated cost that Wisconsin Valley is trying to (FCC) Wednesday approved the sale of television station WMTV, channel 13 in Madison, by Lee Radio, to Wisconsin Valley Television Wausau.

llie sale price was reported at $563,000 and was approved sub of government dependents from Duvalier said Haiti will "carry out its rights and obligations" retain monopolistic control over commercial television in Wausau. The commission qualified its approval by stating that if it finds that Wisconsin Valley has "abused the processes of the commission contrary to the public interest," Wisconsin Valley roust sell the ject to a condition, laid down by with respect to the refugees in the PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (UPI)-President Francois Duvalier laid Wednesday night Haiti "will never go Communist." Duvalier, in an interview with foreign newsmen at the national palace, denied reports he said had been published abroad that he jt had drafted a law proclaiming) of such improvements or additions." Wisconsin Valley is partly owned by the Wausau Record-Herald. WMTV is an ultra high frequency (UHF) station. former Dominican embassy here, the commission, that Wisconsin Port au Prince an "ill-considered attempt to create panic." He denied they were ever in any danger in this "calm and peaceful" nation. Duvalier said be had denied the He had said earlier that the gov- Valley, embroiled with the FCC Put Snap Back Into YourMotoA eminent will give safe-conduct; over alleged questionable activi- 1 lune-up passes to all but seven cashiered ties regarding the establishment a 1961 congressional election in which his name appeared on all ballots.

Haiti a "Socialist republic." i He proclaimed: 3 country is de- of an educational television station Organization of American States 'Mystery Priest' Isn't Mindsienty the permission it sought to inves bus a ROME (UPI) Msgr. Agostino AU work done by trained tigate charges of "repression" in Haiti. uuiuiuuuve a pens. Asked if Haiti was receiving aid ifrom any Communist nation specifically, Czechoslovakia or Cuba, Duvalier replied emphatically: I "Absolutely no. Not either." The stocky, white-haired presi Casaroli, a Vatican diplomat who has been negotiating for the release of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty of Hungary, arrived in Rome in Wausau, clear itself.

The decison came in a 4 to 3 vote, with Chairman Newton Min-ow joining two other commissioners in dissent. The FCC is now investigating whether Wisconsin Valley, operator of WSAU-TV, Wausau, abused the FCC's processes in donating "The Haitian government certainly cannot permit any meddling by any state or super-state in its national airport touched off a flurry of speculation that the Hungarian prelate himself had arrived. But Vatican sources scoffed at the idea and identified the "mystery priest" as Casaroli. Haitian army officers accused of plotting to kill him. Several refugees left the embassy, now under Colombian care, with safe-conducts Wednesday.

Duvalier evaded a direct reply to a question on whether Haiti is seeking the recall of U. S. Ambassador Raymond Thurston. 'Seidman and Son' To Tour Country NEW YORK (flV-The comedy "Seidman and Son," which recent internal affairs," he said. dent said recent relations with the goodyeab AT THE TRIANCLE Corner Universty GorJiam Bassetr voted to peace and Dot war." Duvalier, who of- ficially took the title of "Chief of the Revolution" Wednesday, on ex-2 piration of his constitutional six- year term as presi-Z dent, made it clear he intends to start term Wednesday night in utmost secrecy.

His flight into Fiumicini inter States have been He denied reports abroad that his government had asked clear but have eased. ance for a military airplane to "Obviously, (further) improve "it land in nearby Curacao with him ment will depend on a full under self and family in the case of an standing and can only be arrived at by top-level members of both emergency. DUVALIER governments who must work (together) to achieve mutual inter Reports Untrue Those reports are absolutely ly wound up a Broadway run, is to be reactivated for tour in the fall with its original cast. untrue," he said. "This type of May 22.

No Red Aid He declared himself re-elected for a second sbc-year term after ests." he said. 'Ill-Considered' Duvalier termed U. S. removal wishful reporting sounds very llfl I rsririn fIJfiTiTi( I fHntiaiia ll I Pi if i AJjlMALklJ much like Aesop's fables." Sam Levene will head the company starting coast-to-coast trek Oct 7 in Philadelphia. Other stops include Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, San Fran- I Bishop O'Connor Backs Anti-Bias Housing Measure Bishop William P.

O'Connor ofi minor reservations concerning a Cisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Chi cago and Toronto. tair housing legislation in principle, but did not mention the few of the phrases in the bill, but 1 the Madison Catholic Diocese has pending bill specifically. McGrath said, the bishop felt that if they presented any prob expressed support of the anti-bias housing bill pending in the Wis- McGrath said Bishop O'Connor emphasized that when he approved the statement of the Provincial Conference he intended his action to mean approval of the lems once the bill was enacted, these sections could easily be amended. For the present, McGrath said, Bishop O'C consul legislature, the Wisconsin Citizens for Fair Housing, said Wednesday. Stanley Hebert, state public 5 service commissioner, and John McGrath, associate deitor of The Progressive magazine, both of bill now before the legislature.

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