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10 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND Monday Evening March 28 1960 Tonight on Television Demos Not Committed On Leader GOP Editors Told Kennedy 'Strong 5 state 7 to 3 An ALL SEATS RESERVED Air Crash NO Kills Blast PHONE ORDERS A PURDUE UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION Rogers 3 13 JOHN BROWNING 13 Pianist 13 6 8 NOW THRU RIDAY 8 ELLIOTT 3 7 10 3 4 A PURDUE UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION TOMORROW 8 met YOUR DIAL ON WLS 890 and of the 1 6:15 PURDUE SYMPHONIC JEAN BAND CONCERT IN KASTMAN COLOR AL WRIGHT Conductor ARTHUR IEDLER Guest Conductor Oberon Overture Weber A JOY RIDE ALL THE WAy Water Music Handel Irish Suite Anderson hC mScix at I KETRJCtXOR TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Tuesday March 29 8 pm (CST) and EDWARD ELLIOTT HALL of MUSIC ONE SHOWING NIGHTLY TuTdrive in the atr EAST SOUTH STREET 1 Says It Starred With a Kiss are looking vice presi that New ap the the for the MlHLMlOHaUgia HQ no IM we 4 6 Too Tired To Love? 18 PM 7 PM BOX OICE WISJ LOBBY THE LOEB PLAYHOUSE' EnelOM Stamped 8elf Addresed Envelope Witk Mall Orders Make Cheeks Payable to Purdee Playsbop Okla (AP) in separate City Satur with Vilma Espin whom he later married as interpreter interview setup was similar but they looked like dif ferent people Raul has shorn his shoulder length hair and carries only one small pistol Vilma who used to wear a sombrero and jeans now dresses as daintily as a salon model with pearls at her throat On the Esplanade Brown Voices of Spring Strauss Egmont Overture Beethoven Many marriages are wrecked or blighted becatise of a single hidden cause In April Digest a well known woman doctor Marion Hilliard MD frankly discusses this intimato problem and tells what to do about it Page 69 be likely to boom because relative youth and eastern They would not be hurt if Kennedy were to be The unnient and Stephen Noland Indianap olis was re elected secretary A Drama of Biblical Times! Representative Of The US At The BRUSSELS AIR IN 1956 took a forced look at the House passed measure Monday with or ders to send it to the Senate by Tuesday night The committee headed by Sen James 0 Eastland (D Miss) scheduled a morning meeting to discuss the five point bill which includes a provision for court ap pointed referees to safe guard Ne gro voting rights Although liberal members said 'hey would seek to strengthen the bill the committee's split lineup made nrospects slim for any ma jor action Eastland an avowed foe of the bill invited Justice department officials and Charles Bloch prominent Macon (Ga) attorney to meet with the committee and give their views on the voting referee plan Regardless of what the commit tee does congressional leaders hoped the House and Senate could agree on a bill with in a week or so without need for a time con suming conference to work out a compromise ALL OUT OR HALLECK Some of the nearly 1500 student delegates to the annual Purduvian party mock political convention at Purdtte uni versity whooped it up late Saturday night in behalf of Rep Charles A Halleck (R Ind) of Rensselaer They garnered considerable support i Jack show his first from London features Julie Andrews Dicky Valentine and Hans Conreid of Paar on Channels 5 and I at 10: 15 it but indicated Cu Red aircraft in the are still trying to in England rance 3 Nixon May Choose Box Office Hoars 812 and 14 Weekdays OPEN 7:00 PLAYNIT are expected of the total and Citizens inance Honor Purdue Unit RICHMOND (AP) Miss Mar garet Grandeen of Terre Haute was elected president of the In diana State Panhellenic associ ation at the annual con ference here Saturday Chapters from Purdue university and Elk hart won awards for having made the most progress during the year schooling housing and eating lunch counters PLUS with KIRK DOUGLAS 5 DAY WEATHER Indiana five day weather oat look: Temperatures will aver age about degrees above nor 1 mal north and about 10 degrees above normal south Normal high 49 50 north to 54 64 south normal low 32 36 north to 35 45 south Warmer extreme north Tuesday turning cooler most sections about Wednesday warming again about Thursday or riday Precipitation will total one half to three quarters inch in showers or thunder showers late Tuesday and again riday or Saturday IT'S AMILY NIGHT Tonight and Every Monday Night BRING A SI PER COME AS CAR LOAD CAR YOU ARI of Life 7 Storm 13 2 PM Sat April 2 8 pm (CST) Announcer Hugh Downs makes his dramatic debut as guest star in of the aceless on the Riverboat series on Channels 5 and 6 at 6:30 Edward Byrnes has a role in Last on Cheyenne Channels 7 and 13 at 6:30 I Terry is marrying Mr Patrick Hannigan (comedian) on the Danny Thomas show on Channels 8 10 and 18 at 8 earing her husband plans to kill her the wife of a trumpet player asks Peter Gunn to help her in Murder Channels 5 and 6 at 8 for out vice presidential nominees Halleck led the 18 presidential candidates on the first ballot with 257 votes TV All Day STATIONS AND CHANNELS WCIA Ch 3 CBS WTTV Bloomington Ch 4 WNBQ Chicago Ch NBC WBM TV Indianapolis Ch 6 NBO WBKB Chicago Ch 7 ABC WISH TV Indianapolis Ch 8 CBS WTHL Terr Haute Ch 10 CBS WLW Indianapolis Ch 13 ABO HTAM TV Lafayette Ch 18 CBS Congress Continued from Page BEiK nnm um wou koouctoi frlnp i Debbu Reynolds (Mayhill who starts on traditional line of succession the presidency of IREA is son of Mrs Dora Mayhill of Delphi and of the late May hill Mrs Dora Mayhill has been Delphi news correspondent for the Journal and Courier for many years Draper was a son in lavf of the late Paul Bausman former Show Times LAAYETTE The Mouse That Roared 1:37 3:37 5:37 7:37 9:37 MARS Samson and De lilah 1:30 5:25 9:20 Ulysses 3:48 7:43 Doors open at 1:15 EAST SIDE DRIVE IN It Started With a Kiss 7:05 9:24 Monticello newspaperman and president of IREA) Among the annual journalistic awards at the IREA banquet the trophy of the Indiana Republican state central committee for the greatest contribution to the party in Indiana during the past year went to Heimlich The presenta tion was made by Beaman state GOP chairman By IRWIN MILLER INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Sen John Kennedy (D Mass) is i in his race for the Democratic presidential nomina tion an eastern Republican sena i tor told newsmen here Saturday Sen Norris Cotton (R H) banquet speaker at the spring meeting of the Indiana Republi can Editorial association said he had doubted earlier if Kennedy could be nominated but that his strength is growing have come to wonder if he caught fire enough to win the Cotton said In his banquet speech in the packed Riley room of the Clay pool hotel Cotton compared each of the four leading Democratic presidential candidates to the only GOP candidate Vice President Richard Nixon on election is sues and found them wanting He assailed Kennedy and Sen Stuart Symington (D Mo) on de fense issues Sen Hubert Hum phrey (D Minn) as an advocate of the welfare state and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon John son (D Tex) as having backed programs which included built in spending speech shared the lime light at the day long party gather ing with disclosure of a $11 mil lion Indiana Republican campaign budget for 1960 a telegram of praise to the editors from Presi dent Eisenhower a a state committee meeting to which county chairmen and vice chair men were invited' in a innovation Discussing potential Republican candidates for the vice presi dential nomination Sen Cotton placed Rep Charles A Halleck of Second district and among the honored guests at the banquet among the best quali fied and best placed SPENDING ISSUE Gov Harold Handley ad dressed the meeting of the state committee and about 100 county party officials calling for all out campaigning against the Demo crats particularly on the spending issue Handley said he hoped be asked to take part in the campaign The million dollar plus tentative campaign budget disclosed at the meeting includes $265000 for the contribution to the national fund and $111000 the 11 congressional races in fall campaign Contributions provide $250000 the Republican committee financing arm of the state committee plans to raise $794000 through its county and district branches and assessments would make up the balance along with receipts from the state fund rais ing dinner in January READS TELEGRAM President 1 tele gram read at the banquet by Herbert Heimlich editor of the Lafayette Journal and Courier and outgoing IREA president said: editors are the major fig ures in an enterprise which lies at the heart of our system of gov ernment based upon freedom of choice or the people of this re public can select wise leaders only when they are fully informed Through the work of your profes sion Americans are the best in formed citizens on Menno I Lehman editor of the Berne Witness was advanced to the IREA presidency to succeed Heimlich Don Montgomery edi tor of the Attica Ledger Tribune moved up to first vice president and David A Draper qditor of the Washington Herald became second vice president May hill editor of the Knightstown Banner was elected treasurer the to a See the Colossal Advemtures Of the Mightiest colossus who ever LIVED! taxlfcMun Cuba Continued from Page 1 Americans rejected the demands warning they will operate the base with no Cubans whatsoever if necessary Raul said if the United States should attempt an invasion of Cuba forces are maybe strong enough to win for moment but I promise you they will be received with shots and the day will come when they will gladly leave Spain with 250000 soldiers was unable to conquer Brother idel today rides in a Soviet helicopter a Kremlin gift and I asked Raul about reports Russian jets are arriving in crates He denied ba may get future buy planes and other countries but if they will not sell we will buy where we In 1958 I interviewed Raul in a Sierra Maestra farmhouse hide PETER SELLERS SEBERG Admission: Season Ticket Validated Student Passport or $150 TICKETS ON 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There is no admission charge and no tickets are re quired THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED But ound 'Wanting Play A Jink Love tn Price Is Rite 5 6 ime Short Story 13 10:30 AM December Bride in Concentration 5 6 Abbott Costello 7 susie 13 11 AM 13 Love of Life 1U Truth Conse quences 5 6 Jobblewocky 7 Ruth Lyons 13 1 1 ju A Tomorrow 3 8 10 Could Be You 5 uerainine 1 1 :45 AM Guiding Life 3 10 Theater 5 6 In Para list 7 13 PM Hennesey 3 8 10 18 Adventure 4 Steve Alien 5 6 0:30 June Allyson 3 8 10 Wrestling 4 18 Amateur Hour 13 10 PM Californians 3 News 5 6 8 10 13 Movie 7 10:10 PM Paar 3 6 Movies 8 13 10:30 PM News 3 Comedy 4 Markham 10 10:43 PM Movie 3 11 PM Movie 10 11:30 PM Marty aye 7 12 PM 8:00 Concert News 9:00 Meditation 9:15 Patterns of Thought 9:30 News Omnibus 10:00 Homemaker's 10:30 ind Out 10:45 The Modern Novel 11:15 Interviews from Sweden News TUESDAY ATERNOON 12:00 arm orum Music Shop 1:00 Reader's Corner 1:30 Growing Up 1:45 Musical Merry Go Round 2:00 News Symphony 3:00 News Organ Music of Bach 3:30 Signal 10 4:00 News Platters Piacards 4:45 Growing Up 5:00 Storyland Markets 5:30 Sportsman News 8 AM Woman! 3 8 10 Dough Re Mi 5 Cookery 7 Wllleford 13 9:30 AM Hunch 5 6 LaLanne 7 10 AM Lucy 3 8 EDWARD HALL MUSIC There! Ko Thrill Like The Thrill THE BI STORY ft TARRING JAMES STEWART VERA MILES from WARNER BROS SAMUEL GOLDWYN retsorrs TK wotkm ricruat raooucTiM WASHINGTON (AP) The im pression is growing among Re publicans that Vice President Richard Nixon may tap At torney General William Rog ers for second place on the GOP ticket Rogers who has worked close ly with Nixon as one of his in timate advisers is 46 years old personable and vigorous He hails from New York When record as a civil rights advocate is added to these attributes of age ability and geography some of friends think they total up to just wiiat the Republicans for in the way of a dential candidate i presupposes York Gov Nelson A who could have it if he wanted it means it when he says he take second place on the ticket The Nixon camp thinks he does mean it Whatever his own thoughts about a running mate Nixon expressing them at this point One good reason is that he seems to have no intention of picking any of several available men un til he gets a look at the Demo cratic ticket If the Democrats should nom inate Sen John Kennedy (D Mass) chances for sec ond place on the GOP ticket would of his roots either come the Democratic vice presi dential nominee But if Kennedy a a ft Catholic is left off the opposi tion ticket Nixon may want a of that faith running with him The supposition is that he then would turn to Secretary of Labor James Mitchell But Nixon does not seem dis posed to favor a Catholic if the Democrats nominate one for eith er first or second place He is reported to feel that this would be regarded as a clumsy politi cal maneuver Named Best ilm NEW YORK (AP) my of a has been named best movie of 1959 by ilm Daily On Channels 5 and 6 at 8:30 Pat Crowley Lurene Tuttle and Henry Hull head the cast of in the a comedy on Good year theater Steve Allen greets Diana Dors Johnny Mercer Johnny Carson and the on Channels 5 and 6 at 9 James Mason stars in Upon a on Channels 3 8 and 10 at 9:30 DETROIT (AP) Midwestern Democratic leaders with battle banners flying scattered Monday from a weekend conference that left the heartland wide open territory in the tussle for the party presidential nomination They were ready to take on Vice President Richard Nixon in the upcoming campaign against the GOP and their own Southerfi colleagues on the blazing civil rights issue But for the most part they were unwilling as yet to commit themselves on a Demo cratic presidential candidate Sens Stuart Symington (D Mo) Hubert Humphrey (D Minn) and John Kennedy (D Mass) came to the 14 state conference courting support for the nomina tion But the three day rally did touch off sparks that could ignite an other one of those roaring North South feuds at the Democratic National convention in Los geles next July The Midwestern leaders proved and recommended to convention a pledge to throw full power of the White House and Congress behind guarantees to all Americans of equality in voting at MUSlin me Km TlSMERMAN TNR IWV orWOUHTOR MJUC Radio Log KILOCYCLES WVK 1 130 WBRM Dall nf local and ('hl fro radio station ronit gt nerally nf new on hour and half hour Interuperard by muMc and addi tion the following featured pro grama CHICAGO RADIO MIINDAT NIGHT Wi Edward Morgan WGN Sports Desk iS lo Sieg ot WLS ulton Lewis Sports Business inal 7:05 WBBM Amos 'n' Andy 7 Lifeline 7:30 WLS Teen Town Bob and Ray Air Mall from God 8:00 WLS Haven of Rest 8 :35 WLS Mantovanl Back to the Blbla WLS World Tomorrow 10:05 Dateline 10:30 WLS Soul Clinic 11:00 WLS Charles Turner Best of Broadway 11:15 aith Missions TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 arm Bulletin Board 6:30 WLS Weather Summary Gold Coast Show 10:05 WBBM Arthur Godfrey 11:00 WLS Martha Crane 11:05 House Party 11 RD 890 11 :33 WGN Gadabout WBBM Garry Moore Show TUESDAY ATERNOON 12:00 WGN arm Weather Paul Gibson Helen Trent 12:45 Couple Next Door 1:00 Weather Market 1:05 WBBM Whispering streets WGN Sports Parade Ma Perkins 1:30 WBBM Young Doctor Malone WLS School of the Air 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said the twin engine H37 helicopter appar ently plunged nose first through a fog into the ground The demolition experts later re turned to Sill by automobile with samples of materials from the explosions here The blasts damaged the homes of Mrs Walter Sherry Jr Bill Martin and Alvin Winn Automo biles owned by Sherry and Mar tin also were damaged Police said they were investi gating the possibility of a con nection between the blasts and two residential fires March 20 The fires damaged a home owned by Marvin Hawkins and another house formerly occupied by Dave Wilson Wilson and Hawkins also are production employes of the Okla homa Publishing company which publishes the Daily Oklahoman and Times They like Martin Winn and Sherrv took leave of their jobs here for temporary employ ment with the Portland Oregonian and Journal last November December Movies tonight include: Darling Channel 8 10:15: Her Love Channels 13 10:15 Channel 3 10:45 of An American Channel 10 (Program Ilgtlnrs correspond 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