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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 86

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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86
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i s- 1 I- I 26-E THE 3tLAMI HERALD WedneAday May 27 19591 I Sen Kefauver to Testify At Mack-Whiteside Trial Lily lal oo Moo AL WO A A Ati ow v-Ast----ot mes-R-1-- lit r--k1 -'1w1114 Itt 1 4It- 1 -A4rA (Nk -i fr i 4) 4 1 hJ 0- --ii 50 I s' I -A i N- 1 CI ti I I idiWi 4111r44 '1' t' 1 7 'i! "I(S 'r 41 1 go '4 44- a Washington Roundup sIkb1C Von BIOn of Springfield Vs a Washington banker ok 12 issuA others were shown to the jury Von Blotto assistant treasurer of the Munsey Branch of the Union Trust Co here started his testimony Monday Ni was asked to identify certain cashier's checks his bank re shown to the jury in assistant treasurMunsey Branch of Trust Co here startitimony Monday Ni I to identify certain his bank 1 P'- ir ro 14dit' illi -i71: A7-7 ana ma LP He spent most of the morning telling about treasurer's checks purchased for payment to Mack Checks in amount of $1600 $510 and WASHINGTON Sen Estes Kefauver (D Tenn) said Tuesday he will be glad to testify as a witness in the a k-Whiteside conspiracy trial Accepting subpena from the defense Kefauver said in a letter read at the trial that he hopes he will not be called until he returns about June 15 from a trip to Europe NY Judge Called 'Gas Bag' by US Narcotics Chief There's MORE MEAT in a I AZ I 5 441(C 0111 ril A4' ''-'1 itik 4-i1-'it 4k "I0) rl- I 7 lt 27 1-' 1 --) 17' '21 4 t- 1-11111 it Ni 1 00 i 4 Ar 1 444' 4 1143 ot 'T eq- It'ii I-NN-f-'N-- 1111174A --i- I AL '''141t 142' -2 '4- xa ti iv z'stgritktl-- 't 44''''4''4's TA 1 I kT14t i '(141k 4' Itl'' (d! NA4 cift'i- 2 7' 11 10k A 's '1n 1 -lk "11'r'''''Iv 1 414'Sdki14 11 0 cA tkl 111i00100' 0 A 1 -1- 1 eN eye 0511 yksls -'iN 46 1 Ivo 111 4 etas 14 4' is 51 Iri -kSt) '4L'! 6( 1 t1 9 ea Ni 01 44 4 I -711ILiii f'1ittl forrl tY 9 (c 044tlk ::1 7 4 k' 4 i3 -49 1 4 2014713i1346- 1'e4 40 'e 0" 'N 4 1 a A --7 4011 ''''1IL-A4(t(7-we A -11 '''A A 1 9 I V't 0 et v)'4 -401 coot 0 At lir' -0-1 t- 4 5 ik-V 4 7 ik vS Feemer Communication Commissioner Richard A Mack and his friend Miami Attorney Thurman A Whiteside are being tried on charges of conspiring to swing a television permit on Miami Channel 10 to Public Service Television a National A 1 rlines subsidiary One of the losers in that four way contest was A Frank Katzentine of Miami a friend of Ketauver Kefauver has said that he spoke to some of the FCC members while the Channel 10 case was pending He said he was interested only in having the case decided on its merits Katzentine also has been subpenaed by the defense and has complained that he was being harrassed unduly by being told to come to Washington at once 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 by Herald Wire Federal Narcotics Commissioner Harry Anslinger called a New York judge who criticized him a "gas bag" who "is always looking for headlines" The target of Anslinger's barbs was John Murtagh chief magistrate of New York City Murtagh had called for the resignation of Anslinger chief federal narcotics enforcement officer since 1930 He accused Anslinger of "vicious" and "sadistic" administration of the narcotics laws Anslinger said: "New York needs someone who can read law He's not a judge only a justice of the peace" At issue is the question of how narcotics addicts should be treated Murtagh favors establishment of free clinics to which addicts could go for help Anslinger favors federal laws requiring compulsory hospitalization for addicts until they are cured than in ia III a 4 Homes Leveled Tuesday's government again was William by a gas explosion at New Brighton Pa Six persons were injured when an overpressured gas line exploded Fire companies from communities fought the blaze Promo Wirephoto news pictures cartoons printed Jost year in The other newspaper in the A lone fireman playa water on the remains of four homes that were leveled And MORE and featura articles Herald than in any nation except one Justice Is Blind 1 UM Teacher Plans Study Of Speech US to Build Salt Water Plant Interior Secretary Fred A Seaton announced that the nation's first saline water conversion plant will be built somewhere on the Cult Coast At the same time Seaton said an atomic-powered demonstration plant capable of converting one million gallons of salt water daily would be located on the West Coast Must Out-Plan Foe Senator Says Sen Henry Jackson (D Wash) said the may 11 THE Beta It) the larynx in re-acoustical effects COLONIAL BEACH Va LP Town Judge James Heflin has heard thousands of cases in 30 years on the bench but has never seen any of the defendants But the blind 72- year-old judge says lack of sight has not handicapped him in administering justice physiology of lation to the it produces Results of filmed as an and speech stu of Miami speech instructor will spend the summer trying to answer that question Working at Northwestern Medical School under a Gould Foundation grant he will study the Talk a lot do you? But do you know what happens inside your mouth to make the sound come out Frazer White University almost 1 1000 pages of editorial content research will be aid to medical dents Ot go 0 qD c' 1 0 lose its safeguarding deterrent to war if it permits Russia' to pile up missile superiority Jackson in a speech to the National Missile Industry conference in Washington called for action to 'organize our government for survival" "If we have learned anything from the missile and satellite debacle it should be this: The race is not only to the swift but to the society which can organize its human and material resources to out-think out-plan and out-perform the adversary" he said Bigger immigrant Quotas Sought The administration wants to admit more immigrants and make it easier for Iron Curtain refugees to find haven in the Attorney General William Rogers sent a request to both houses of Congress and Vice President Richard Nixon asking that immigration quotas be increased by about 65000 persons The proposal also would permit from 10000 to 68000 refugees a year from Communist persecution enter the country on a "parole" basis 0 iMC) ZFIVYD ElEhJ 1 vid 0 lott- (111z it i Ay 3 i4- 0 4 4t01 st --a vr-s 4 1' -41 cs to 41144 "4 4t01 s-A 4 Horoscope 0 0 0 0 0 0 Work Diligently 0 work se hard that YOU are apt te be rether demanding of others and to direct Know 'cacti' what it is You want and await another di' when You can approach the right people In a more gentle fashion get your desires PISCES (Feb eft le Starch le) Rs careful you do not unburden your worries upon one who is in the mood to assist YOU since he or she is already under tension with own problems Strengthen character by being very stoical poised and perfectly calm ARIES (Marrit II to April 19) You can get into all sorts of arguments with associates or comrades now in endeavoring to get that you want since they feel YOU are being too forceful PIC do not attend any social affairs unless YOU know you have your temper in eheck TAURUS (April 11 to May IO)- A day to be quiet and permit matters to break of their own record since any form of pressure at all would result in altercation YOU had best avoid Re kind and think of others instead and use impersonal Wee-live attitude FOR YOUR COPY of Carroll Righters individual le-page Forecast for June send your birth date and 50c in coin (no stamps' to Carroll Righter Porocaat (The Miami Herald Box 1195 Grand Cen tral Sta NY 17 NY 0 0 -o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 or 0- ST CARROLL RIGHTER Wednesday May 27 GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Here's a day when You would drop your responsibilities Just to be off to a wood time If you do YOU could cause a rift with Important person In your life that YOU will regret Hence work diligently Have fun at a later date MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Although some seemingly sure-fire get-risth scheme is very tempting be sure YOU do not fall for it and lose much of your present security and abundance Also use self-control and you will avoid that argument with kin that is imminent LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Listen carefully to others and know exactly what Is intended before You act in any rash manner or criticize accuse make radical changes Take it easy today and if you must act do so ouietly with determination and calmly VIRGO (Aug 22 to Rept rs A daY to labor slowly and accurately to clear away any mistakes quietly and sensibly If you act quickly YOU could have serious misunderstandings with partners those vital to Your way of life now And YOU would not solve problems LIBRA (Sept 22 to Ont ft) 4 comrade is acting more egotistically than usual today Quietly point out that he or she must relax and carry through with any plans or agreements made Then all 'works out line SCORPIO (Oct VI to Nov 21) You think very logically and have excellent ideas today but it is impossible to get others to go along with YOU since they are very opinionated Keep working alone diligently and that is best PM rest and take health treatments SAGITTARIUS (Nov It to Doe tit WWI you are filied with marvelous Inspirational ideas this is not the appropriate day to pin them in operation You must get backing front influential peopie and experts but they are In no mood to listen now CAPRICORN (Dee to Jan Vs) Financial arrangements and Plane should be gone over very thoroughly before you see your bankers or place them before the vital people who are to help see them materialize PM do not be lealoul where loved one is concerned AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb IC) You Smackin' good and those soft drinks in throwaway cans are convenient! No deposits no returns just toss the empties in the nearest basket They're quick-chilling easy-storing unbreakable perfect for picnics or at-home parties Get soft drinks in modern throw-away cans today United States Steel Tti 4 4 4 401 4 i 0 4 1 LI 7- gri -t 1 114T i A so 4 i 1 Tt i $1 4 4 IINNIL: 1446111 10 I 41 iz- tp 4 t4 '4 I Igl IL '61111V 6 4 4: I 1411bk 1)0 l000lopp1111 r- 1 Smackin' good and those soft drinks in throw- i away cans are convenient! No deposits no returns 4dle 4111111W "it 44444 1' A just toss the empties in the nearest basket lor 1Y4 11 40111 They're quick-chilling easy-storing unbreakable x-' 43' At i 4 perfect for picnics or at-home parties Get soft slI United States Steel drinks in modern throw-away cans today 2 A 1 4 0 itf8 1111 101' 4 A A 0 41 HAPPY MOTHERS PRAISE Heinz Baby Foods Screw-on Caps i "So easy to open Cleveland Obl "EaSir to store Broenwrale "What a convenience!" Trout() lafkla "A dream come truer' lindeoport17 VIN It a empty jars have many uses" NEW TASTE SECRET! 0 OD al timore "No more struggling with lids St Uuis II Brings out the flavor of desserts! -1 of desserts! o-o-o 0 INACENANK 7A0NA 1 dola ck iv pet--: atimmor 41141r igt 4 1 44m Ping bESSie NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN FREEMAN rf AND TREY RE DELICIOUS' GET YOUR SOPT DRINKS IN THROW-AWAY CANS! i r------- 101v IN cAA to 9 0 LQI) flAti ti ERR UPPING 4 00 A et 4 -Al I i 1 r- NONE FOR ME ELWOOD ft (2 (:111 I NEVER DRINK WI-IEN I'M DRIVING! (('' y--ap 44 411: st Dcm 4 2- 21KN IA 0) et eitria I I froltrl all '411K 1P A1 VI '11 Ilk '11( I rt -4v- w41 4 vo -if qt 00 No billinat11 dot 1 iwe i i711111 1 We get lots and lots of letters mothers all over the country! They're as enthusiastic about screw-on caps as babies are about better-tasting Heinz Baby Foods You'll find screw-on caps on many Heinz Baby Foods And soon they will be on still more! 1St My 411) -2 I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 E1WooP 914 CitorwALe CAVE watprop- LVIA7 6 I I 00 omoli '4 I A.

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