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14111 IP-A THE MIAMI HERALD Saturday Jan 30 1060 THE MIAMI 111KALD Saturday Jan 30 160 IT 4 SPECIAL Bil 0 I 1 t' arrol mr zmervmpe4 6 4i4 Ri Castro's 'V Scandals Are 'I Policy 'Hit By IAPA 0 Of-D hi TINT emocracy-- CBS im YHC es of the Inter Amei Association said confiscation of the ilIck NEW YORK William Cowles of the Inter American Association said confiscation of the Industry Asks Can We Stop Airline Sabotage? The history at airliner sabotage since 1949 and how airlines and governments might cope with deranged bombers In the Sunday Editorial Magazine Just Dough for Another Bardot? Brigitte's disillusioned sister Mijanou admits she's second best but the Bardot name is still a golden asset In Parade Young Man on Fire Miami's 23-year-old Samuel DuPonf Jr has used his not build a multi-million-dollar business empire in aviation Catching Florida Tax (UPI) president Press Friday newspaper Avance by the government of Premier Fidel Castro "under scores the further deterioration of freedom of the press in Cuba" Cowles who is also publisher of The Spokesman-Review at Spokane Wash said there are "no longer any independent newspapers in Cuba's provin- ces" "There are only a few remaining independent newspapers in Havana which a raising their editorial voices bt strong criticism of the Cas: fro regime" Cowles said Self7P94f4tg Herald reporter Joy Reese Shaw looks into the complex business of collketing Income taxes from Floridians and how Uncle Sam catches cheats a I WASHINGTON p----(1-- The nation would be turning its back on demOcracy if the government should start decreeing what is rood for the people to see on television CES President N'fill Stanton said Friday Testifying berote'the Federal Communications Commission Stanton said that if imperfections have shown up In TV the problemis not peculiar to broadcasting" ''It inheres in the whole of 4 Itorile- our srztem of democratic co: i and way of life" he said We are constantly exas- 10 perated by 'th seeming 1 4 tumbling and stumbling vr the IV 111 Delay frustrating inperfections which seem to mark so much Pt our society 111 I 01 I ac i process Is slow inrieci- sne and untidy We have labor strife Products are sometimes 1t shoddy and cost too much 'ning sion 1 up of coi he as- Tung 1uch Imes uch 9 Pentagon A new kind'of state capital is rising on the seven hills of Tallahassee Reported from the capital in a color aerial photograph and story a II 111' 71 1 41 1 4- 01 ii 7-14 tak eN IA (i 0 ie w4wirtA 74 ri 'tz- 1 'Z) cf: --sr 4r1 a 'iit roPm 4 annor I 4 A it A 144: la A- a'- r-7- fl --7-1 sz rj 41b A 1 l' -r-- k'j I 7 Mashies Can Be Girl's Best Friend Nera ld Sports 'Editor Jimmy Burns and Sports Writer Ray Crawford find Flor Ida golfing women set an exhausting race for the menfolk Newspapers sometimes are sensational and superficial Basic issues even of take too long to resolve Trains don't run on time are a 'ains "The IAPA hopes they win not he subjected to pressures like those titomptek Dr Jorge Zayas Avance to go into exile' and which terminated with seizure of his and of all his property" The IAPA president Castro repeatedly had "promised full absolute and unrestricted restoration of freedom of the press in Cube' "His promises to that effect are must is much a matter of public record as his deeds that have contracted those noble statements" he "Tbose were the statements that helped to earn for him and for He movement support of so many people throughout the Americas "NITith the same moral authority with which the IAPA combated the censorship of the Batista dictatorship it will continue to deplore and denounce measures that tend to corrode freedom of the press in Cuba under the Castro regime or any other regime" woo Democrats -Upset Over Missile Lag Df Press Wirephoto CBS President Stanton Waits to Testify Before FCC guards papers briefcase with spraddled feet ''But are not after all these problems the hallmark of our democracy? Totalitarian governments are not faced with- Ahem But that is simply because those governments do not has to consult with the people" Statinghis objections to sug- gested government controls 7 over broadcast programs Stan ton said that "perhaps the gov- ernment could sPe to it that the trains of television run on time that only what is 'good' for the people in the government's view goes over the air But then we turn our backs on dernocracy' Stanton pictured the industry as constantly striving to put a better product before the public But he emphasized 1-9' his belief that this is a matter which must be handled through contact between broadcasters and the by government dictation Stanton appeared at hearings on possible tighter controls over broadcasting after NBC Board Chairman Robert Sarnoff told the commission that abuses in broadcasting such as rigged quiz shows and payola have been eradicated by industry tar: action Hinz iese our villa iply I do the A- SU rols an- goy the time for tnt't Chicago's Policemen Shaken Up Continued from Page 1 charge that the American people were being "enticed down the trail of insecurity" by manipulated intelligence Old Soldier Dons Uniform Citrusmen Gaining in Disease War De Gaulle 'Orders End to Rebellion 1 glint" of Intelligence estimates Senator Henry Jackson of Washington another lonttime Democratic critic of defense policies said that Dun had testified that the Russians now have and will continue to have a "quantitative and qualitative lead in intercontinental ballistic missiles" Jackson said that the United States does have enough overall power now to "deter" a Soviet attack This is the point that administration leaden have emphasized while attempting to allay fears of the "missile gap" which they conceded The hearings which have served as a stage for the defense debate in the past will be open to the public next Tuesday when Air Force leaders will be called to testify CHICAGO (UPI) Acting Police Commissioner Kyran Phelan appointed a new deputy chief of detectives and deputy chief of the uniformed force Friday in the shakeup of Chicago's scandal-plagued op lice department Lt Patrick Flynn a member of the Chicago Park police force was named deputy chief of detectives and Capt Merlin Nygren nf the traffic force was appointed deputy chief of the uniformed force Continued from Page 1 By DAVID KR19W Herald Walkinalan "Blaread A federal judge "iiVWashington Friday granted a technical delay in the trial of Richard Mack the former Federal Communications Commission ar In a parallel development- the justice Dbartment order ad the Miami FS' office to investigate' the circumstances of Mack's hospitalization The former commissioner was admitted to the mental institute of Jaaso4Memorial Hospital Thursday "'for -observation" Mack was admitted to the psychiatric ward-on a court order signed by County Judge George Clark: "lacks father Charles Mack had signed the petition I sons mind was wandering The fatherls petition supported by doctors' experiences in treating Richard Mack says Mack "suffers from acute physical and mental conditions and doctors report -that his acute and chronic alcoholic disease with psychic illness render the patient lackingin competancy and capacity Conduct i personal or other affairs and to exercise judgment He needs constant medical' care and supervision and confinement is in dicated" The petition saYt that Mack 'feels people are against him he taltssekhe wrong side of any Wgument is slow answer lny'fiuestions is terribly detessed up all hours of the night drinks every day 'up to one pint a day since 1919' has been treated for chronic alcoholism 'When his wife Susan who now lives in Tampa took -him to Miami tenter Sept 25 1933 he had to be confined in the InaxinVnt settirltysed7 tion Doctors found hewai seeking an outlet in-alcohol to com pensate for tensions and overindulgence and steady alcoholic beWagediet developed 'a serious-depression" cenernment in Watisinetfin were anything but hatlxy7prgr th'iS development which probably- means another 1erV1'delay the of -Mack and his ft-lett-TFZirmoha Whit asides- and Whiteiide a a conspiracy in Channel 10 talevision liceme: Fr4ay's delaY by Judge Alexander Holtzoft- resul11 a defense petition that one of the key attorneys Nictolas1 Chase who repreFenn' Mack is tied tip in the case: the controversy a mtlitarvictory not being enough Continued from Page 1 not the push and treat method been undertaken several-years ago Cost of the new treatment totals approximately $400 per acre but scientists believe it can be reduced considerably Suit's method of tre-atment consists of three applications of the chemicals at four-week intervals through ordinary sprinkle irrigation lines well-educated Moslem said: I hope the old man wins" In Algiers the situation was outwardly unchanged except by rain that damped insurgent ardor and drove the crowds off the streets Three gendarmes were being held as hostages behind the barricades by the insurgents "This an awful thing" Dirksen said "It I I reelection on the President of the tnited States I am depressed by the statement" Dirksen said it reminded him of congressmen who had tried to tell President Lincoln how to run the Civil War Attention was focused on Dulles testimony Friday because of a dispute that developed last week Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates Jr had said that the latest intelligence estimates downgraded the Soviet missile threat and had been prepared according to a "new formula" The intelligence estimates now included forecasts of what the Russian "probably will do" and not only their capabilities he a a I This brought heavy Democratic crittrim and charges of "guess- work" Saying he believed he would be obeyed be told the army that no soldier under pain of grave infraction must associate himself at any moment even passively) with the They will serve under Chief of Detectives James McMahon and the chief of the uniformed force James (Jungle Jim) Hackett who were appointed to their jobs Monday in the top-command upheaval Mayor Ftichard Daley said more Chicago policemen have been implicated in the grow ing police thievery scandal Like Stanton Sarnoff urged that the industry be given continued opportunity to regulate itself Stanton said television has benefited from criticism but added that some of it is "the careless stereotype that there are 'nothinz but mysteries Westerns and gunplay" He testified in a 12000- -word 'report to FCC that this was refuted in the case of CBS by a statistical analysis showing- that his network is devoting 178 per cent of its time to general drama religion education discussion serious music documentary and news find 154 per cent to mysteries Westerns and adventure Rockefeller Baby Due? NEW YORK The "Only a very few groves have been treated In this manner so that the degree of success (on a wide-scale operation) is not known" the statement of the scientists said Determining such factors as optimum times and rates of application differences due to tree age variety and soil types can be determined only by additional reseerch General Denies We Are Behind SUNNYVALE Calif The Soviet Soviet Union has no lead in missile development says Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever who heads the US Air Research arid Development the final analysis public order must be restored" he said means to be used for force tp remain bn the side of the law mat b'e 'Of different kinds But your duty is to attain it I have given I give tbe order fol- it" while from spedgically ordering fora his meaning appeared clear He was prepared to go to the end even to bloodshed to maintain his position and his policy in the eyes of Algeria of France and of the world The Moslems who ha re- mained aloof from the fracas in Algiers were reportedly happy at De Gaulle's firmness One MacArthur In Hospital Traders Face Deaths Elsoshere--- Price Charges New York Journal-American said Friday that Steven Rorke-feller anif his Norwegian bride are expecting a child Young Rockefeller son of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller made international headlines last 'August when he married Anne Marie Rasmussen a former maid in the Rockefeller household 4 The story was reported by the newspapers society columnist Cholly Knickerbocker Anne Marie is in Norway visiting her parents A spokesman for the Rorke-letter Jattily declined to comment on the report Sogne Norway Anne Mare Rockefeller also declined comment on the report There was no indication however whether Dulles satisfied the Democrats on the committee on the formulation of the intelligence estimates Dulles said in a speech earlier this week that enemy inten tions always were assessed in preparing the estimates In a luncheon break during the day-long closed hearing Senator Johnson said: "Cer tainly the picture is not rosy It is clear to me that the So viet Union is pushing a vigorous missile program that will give them an enormous advantage in missile striking power in the tear future" Symintton emphasized he had not meant to Impugn Dulles in his chutes of "Jut At a dedication of the Air Forces satellite test center In Sunnyvale Schriever referted to the Russians 7768-mile rocket firing in the Pacific recently "We haven't fired At las up to our eapability and weve already fired past ii3O00 miles many times And before the Russians uhleved those ranges" We've had 17 straight successful Atlas shots he added The general said the United States has been highly th developing working military satellite systems NEW YORK (UPI) Gen Douglas MacArthur 80 entered a hospital Friday for examination of a urological condition An aide said the general had not been feeling well for the last few days A medical bulletin issued by Cenox Hill Hospital said that MacArthur was "resting comfortably" after a preliminary examination The hospital said the "urological condition has not yet been evaluated or diagnosed" Turkey Pact MP GroFIGE 81455I1151477- DEAL Elie op Of the bovd ot the dfltryt 'hat pulnitshPg -n 1:41111 Hertirg News at Tex ARTHUR HATtU 71 who 'developed the revolutlener undersea pipeline which carried gaeline arnes the Engi5h Channel tn the MUM invasion lertes in 1944 at tenonn ALIA RUTH HEN elk pito preitleot nt Eve Menegement mat azIne at Ste mtnrd Conn DR cLARENE BATCH 57 exeett xecretax of the exerutie tour cil the Church et God at An drsen LEO 1-1-rznERALn 61 executive cf the Lite Aesurance Of tne 5 et garanne4 JAKARTA Indonesia Eighty 4 Jakarta businessmen believed to be 'mostly Chinese retail merchants have been charged with unlawfully boosting commodity prices Red China and Indonesia are currently embroiled in a dispute over the treatment of Indonesia 's Chinese merchants who control much of the natior's internal trade 'UNITED NATIONS Turkey recently became the 54th naiion to ratify the 1952 UN conventiqn entitling womn to equal rights -with men to vote and hold office- Southeast Moonrise Moonset SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY 7:06 Am 6:03 pm MU am $AS pm Sunrise Sunset Forecasts At For Today th toot So lunar Tables Miami Airport irport AM MI6 M41 MIR Mit 7-F 1:48 2 88 :14 50 2: 111 3 2:68 3 8:26 8 30 2:16 1010 461 Todli Sunday Ilona? Tutseit Apalachicola Cross City Daytona Beach Ft Lauderdale Ft Myers Jacksonville Key West ty Beach erdale ilia Local Temperatures L- 79 56 I Miami leach 73 63 FLORIDA 63 56 Marathon AO 61 64 59 Ocala-- 64 52 72:55 Orlando' 57 76 60 Pensacola 60 57 76 51 Tamps 70 59 63 57 Vero Beach 77 58 77 68 Palm Beach 78 55 SOUTH 46 43 I Louisville 44 37 53 48 Memphis 46 35 54 471 Mobile 60 52 58 51 Nashville 46 42 50 47 New Orleanit 63 30 43 39 I Savannah 58 53 INDIAN RIVER ERE-AM) 1ot1yrudy wintly and colder Satur- day with the high' hetwfen 60-6t-J Clearing Saturday nizht and becoming colder with the low ti the 30s Small craft voirnine3 are displayed northwebt windL 20-25 miles per hour iko national Summary wtv kies etrood muoh of the front th Mims lont fo flos AtAntto FP etard Pridoo with ammo Licht Ent and snow flurrloo scattortut rem th- North lont'e s' tes through Mirhison miff the T'Onr and Into soatsrh poo'Iont of "he Control Pismo priraoe system moving thoogh trt southeast pread vg raln and an ocrsaloral thundorrnosor from Northoon Florins A abpra and Cots 'nut the Cr'nt Rntl portions of artrointe A'isn't n000ira hod 63 tnchoa of ram in sto hours 10'0' hoth Tunolo and Macon Oft had oirnoot one ha 1 loch during tho some nortod In the wool la dialtirtlente nft tho Facilx Northoost cosot grromS and thnitOra rorl Waehtnitnn and Oro-ton In' northern Colifortun with ApLori' Ooe hostra loo Inc of rao during sta hour Norval With sn roosauro contron row the Con-'el Poulca- arorolly oloont woothoo r'-a oiled from Wilearn port tona tho enuthorn and Cantl1 Plalna I niurh of th amithoon And control Forsy Totrooroturett Shit loom oor tommor rhum much of the t4PPe1 ttfloolostoot Watley into ooatorn of the northern Ploirts whilo oyor 'he roraindor nf lhel Plains she arol Orla orota01- with the 011a and 6'7a from Tolosa into Parts of the looker Missiesiont Valey The schedule of splinter period" se rMted skein have peen taken front John Alden terlight's Soluner Table Plan your days go that you grill In good Writer? 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