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Role About Civil War Era
HOLLYWOOD UPI' - Wanna
sneak a peek at a new television
series before it's even an
nounced? If so, tune in Suiday night and
catch Fess Parker playing a Civil
War veteran trying to rebuild the
South.
Parker, the hero of Disney's
"Davy Crockett" splurge five
years ago, could rocket back to
national adulation in the new
show, titled "Aftermath."
The prcgram will debut as a
segment of CBS TV's "G.E.
Theater." in what is becoming
standard procedure for anthology
series.
Many such programs accept a
story and star combination which
later makes the grade as a sep
al ate series. This is what Parker
and company hope will happen
with "Aftermath."
Lilies Soutl'OTi Here Role
A native of Texas, the tall, an
gular Fess is anxious to play a
Southern hero in another series.
"I believe I'd just as Soon play
this kind of role as any," he said
in a soft drawl. "If I were
completely candid I'd say I've
been playing the same role for
eight and a half years. I sorta
slip from cne character into an
other without changing myself
much."
Since zooming to fame as
Crockett, Parker has made six
pictures for Disney, two for Para
mount and a handful of TV
shows.
This comparative inactivity left
the big guy somewhat restive.
Tm not a bit worried about
the hard work involved in a se
ries," he said. "I've had four
years ot doing too litue work.
I d be mighty happy to end that
sort of life.
"Time is the only thing you
can't replace. When you have a
lot of time on your hands you
NEWS CHUCKLES
United Press Intematianal
TICKET COSTS CITY
DENVR IUPI) Keith Fuller
today planned to appeal the de
cision of a six-man jury which
found him guilty of a $2 parking
violation.
The trial thus far has cost the
citv $250.
GOODNIGHT TO ALLKNIGHT
NEW ORLEANS UPI) New
Orleans radio station WJBW to
day was reported contemplating
promoting its all-night disc jockey
to days.
The all-night disc jockey is Da
vid Allknight.
LITTLE GODS
TOYOHASHI, Japan UPI -Imp:
essionist painter Susumu Fu
kuyama, taking to heart the Or
iental saying that a 3-year-old
child has the "perceptive eyes of
God." enrolled at a kindergarten
here Wednesday to see for himself.
learn to spend it recklessly, as
if it was a large sum of money
that came too easily.
"This gives you time to com
pound the normal mistakes of
human nature. Believe me, I
know."
Actually, Parker's entire ca
reer was built on the three hour
long "Davy Crockett" TV shows.
To a lesser actor, being so close
ly Identified with a single char
acter might have spelled dis
aster. "It hasn't worked as a detri
ment to me." he said. "Matter of
fact it was pure luck.
"It's not generally known, but
Jim Amess, who plays the mar
shal on 'Gunsmoke.' was being
considered for the Crockett role,
and at the same time I was be
ing sought for the 'Gunsmoke'
part.
"Funny, the way things turned
out. I guess neither Jim nor I
have anything to complain
about."
Catholic Magazine
Claims Religion
Wisconsin Factor
WASHINGTON (UPI)-A lead
ing Catholic magazine said today
Sen. John F. Kennedy's religion
"obviously was a factor" In the
Wisconsin primary "but how big
a factor is not yet clear."
The Jesuit-edited weekly review
America commented eriitnrtallv
that Kennedy's Catholic faith "ap
peals to nave neipea much more
than hurt him" in urban districts
of Wisconsin. "But in rural nrn
the opposite seems to have been
true.
It concluded that "the hard
headed DOliticos who will rhniM
the Democratic nominee in Los
Angeles may therefore have to
look beyond the Wisconsin pri
mary to learn whether Srn Kan.
nedy'i religion dooms his candi
dacy or gives it special appeal."
La Grande Man
Pleads Guilty
To Embezzlement
Elmer R. Swart, 40, of La
Grande, has waived indictment
and pleaded guilty to two charges
of embezzlement in circuit court.
Swart was given two year peni
tentiary sentences on each charge,
to be served consecutively. The
sentences were suspended and
Swart was placed on probation for
fcur years on these conditions:
that he served two months in the
county jail, and that he make
restitution of all money involved
by monthly payments to the county
clerk.
Swart admitted embezzling
$530.10 from the Western Bowling
Lcagu; and $165 from ' the La
Grande Bowling Association.
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Latest Land Grab By China
Commies Is Mt. Everest
By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Staff Writer
Red China put the land grub on
Mt. Everest the other day.
This latest was against the tiny
kingly state of Nepal, wedged be
tween India and Ked China on
the slopes of the Himalayas.
Mt. Everest and the Abomin
able Snowman said to wander its
snowy heights have been Nepal's
chief claim to fame. And since
ML Everest is known to every
schoolboy, it served to dramatize
Red China's unceasing efforts to
extend its frontiers at the expense
of its neighbors.
Trouble Conrroll ng Land .
To the north of Mt. Everest
stretches Red China's "wild west"
and the real reason for this
discussion.
For while Red China moves in
DA To Attend
Interim Meet
District Attorney George An
derson will be in Pendleton Sat
urday to appear before the leg
islative interim committee on
criminal law.
Anderson said he would advo
cate some adequate replacement
for the contribution to. the de
linquency of a minor law. The
l.'.w was abandoned by passage
of the new state juvenile code.
Two Teachers
Offered Contracts
Two additional teachers for
the junior high school were elect
ed by the La Grande school
board this week.
Le Roy Cbildcrs. Cove, will be
offered a contract to teach Eng
lish and social studies. Jack Ved
e'ers, who will be graduated from
Eastern Oregon College this year.
will be offered a contract to
teach eighth grade science.
on th:usands cf square miles of
territory on a border line extend
ing from Iidia's no'lhwcst lerri
tcry of Burma, evidence con
tinues to accumulate that she
still has plenty of trouble con
trolling the land she already has.
Recently it was disclosed that
what previously hart been dis
missed as a minor uprising in
Tsirghai Province of northwest
China in late 1958 actually was of
such massive proportions that the
red Army had to be called in to
put it down.
Is Sinkiane Upr'sing
Prior to that there had been
the 1957 uprising in neighboring
Sinkiang Province, and, immedi
ately after, the revolt in Tibet
which reached its height in
March, 1959.
Other outbreaks were reported
in the province of Chinghai and
in Mongolia.
Here are wild streams, arid
lam.s, towering mountains and a
people who never have bowed to
the Chinese will.
In the region are more Tibetans
than there arc in Tibet, and more
Turkestani than there are
Chinese.
As in Tibet, the Tsinghai rebel
lion centered around the BuiUihist
monasteries.
Reports on Rebels
Kao Feng, first secretary of
the Tsinghai Communist Party
committee, reirorletl to the rebels:
"Under the guise of protecting
the interests of national religion,
they occupied monasteries as
bases of operation, attacked the
people's government, murdered
revolutionary cadres and activ
ists, destroyed pastures and live
stock, burner! down duelling
houses."
Kao Feng concluded:
"...The heroic fighting of the
rebellion-suppressing units of the
Chinese people's army. ..quelled
the revolt."
These ae rugged individualists
fighting a losing battle, but still
determined to preserve their right
to decide.
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