anaheim-gazette 1961-05-25

PREVIEW—Discussing the fine points of the new Buick Skylark at a recent Buick preview are (left to right) John Steffy, Steffy Buick, Anaheim; Harry Clark, Clark Buick, Compton; Frank Leigh, Buick regional manager, and Charles A. Speight, Buick zone manager. The Skylark, a high-performance sports coupe, is currently on display in most dealer showrooms. FREVIEW—Discussing the fine points of the new Buick Skylark at a recent Buick preview are (left to right) John Steffy, Steffy Buick, Anaheim; Harry Clark, Clark Buick, Compton; Frank Leigh, Buick regional manager, and Charles A. Speight, Buick zone manager. The Skylark, a high-performance sports coupe, is currently on display in most dealer showrooms. ANAHEIM COMMENT Continued from Page 1-A) Senator Fulbright, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has made the most open criticisms directed at the Central Intelligence Agency, which is being made the scapegoat for the Administration. I believe that the CIA should have a thorough going over, although I do not hold them in the least responsible for the Cuban flasco. To charge that the CIA was incompetent in the evaluation of intelligence regarding Cuba is stupid, for the simple reason that a constant stream of Castro defectors had been arriving in the United States every month over the past two years. The newsboy on the street was well informed on what was taking place in Cuba. The CIA is our intelligence arm and has no business being involved in any military operation. The only reason they were involved was the very simple fact that they are not required to make any accounting of their funds. Such an accounting would be fatal in espionage work. No having to make an accounting of the cost of the Cuban invasion including training and wages paid to the freedom fighters would not show up in the reports of the General Accounting Office. This great military venture on the part of the United States was triggered by three intellectuals in the White House by the names of McGeorge Bundy, former dean of the faculty at Harvard; Arthur Schlesinger, the great Harvard historian, and Professor Walt W. Rostow of Massachusetts. SPOTTIGHT SPECIALS ROYAL OAK Bricquets 10-LB. SACK 69¢ HAPPY TIME ICE MILK HALF 29¢ COUNTY FAIR FROZEN CREAM PIES each 49¢ PIXIE—10-Oz. Marhmallows 2 for 29¢ CHRIS & PITTS Bar-B-Q Sauce 12-OZ. JAR 35¢ LINDSAY—Select Pitted OLIVES 1-LB. CAN 4 for $1 M.C.P LEMONADE 11 for 99¢ HAPPY TIME ICE MILK HALF GAL. 29c CHRIS & PITTS Bar-B-Q Sauce 12-OZ. JAR 35¢ LINDSAY—Select Pitted OLIVES 1-LB. CAN 4 for $1 M.C.P LEMONADE 11 for 99¢ PINK LEMONADE 6-OZ. CAN KAISER FOIL WRAP...roll 49c WALDORF TOILET TISSUE...4-roll pkg. 43c STARKIST TUNA. 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Now the left-wing press boldly states that there should be no criticism of these intellectuals, because they might have to leave their posts by public demand, and they might be replaced with non-intellectuals. Intellectuality is not synonymous with wisdom. Wisdom is the product of the application of a given set of facts to a particular problem at hand, and is only acquired through years of practical experience. Even General Eisenhower said, "Don't go back and rake over the ashes." My question is, "How can you determine the origin of the fire if you don't rake over the ashes?" That is the only way we can learn lessons for our future guidance. The fault of the State Department lay in the choice of an individual to lead the counter-revolution. Rebel Leader information would hasten the dissipation of public indignation over the failure of the invasion. Public information officers in the Penvagon and other government agencies are afraid to release anything to the press, as they have strict orders that all releases shall be channeled through the White House for an evaluation of the effect they will have on the Administration. This does not square with the pronouncement of President, himself, to the recent publishers' convention, when he said, "Without debate, without criticism, no administration can succeed—and no republic can survive." High-sounding, but never put into practice. There is a pent-up resentment against this blackout, even by such liberal newspapers as the Washington Post and the Louisville Courier Journal, each of which has treated it editorially and with Mauldin and Herblock cartoons generally reserved for jibes at conservative Republicans. In a parliamentary government such as Great Britain, the government would fail a new Prime Minister would appointed to form a new government, but we are under four-year sentence. One of the first and most conscientable news blackouts occurred when our two American fliers, who were down in the Bering Sea held prisoner by the Soviet Union, were released. American newspapers had information 18 hours before was released personally. President Kennedy at his nationwide television conference. These newspapers were told not to break story. This was ruthless brutal upon the relative these two fliers and on the tion as a whole. The heads of every government department have been structured by Pierre Salini the White House press secretary, to play up the great passion of the President in... an accounting would be espionage work. Not to make an accounting of the Cuban invasion, training and wages the freedom fighters not show up in the re-General Account-ice. great military venture part of the United was triggered by three units in the White by the names of McBundy, former dean of city at Harvard; Arthurenger, the great Harvard, and Professor Waltrow of Massachusetts Even General Eisenhower said, "Don't go back and rake over the ashes." My question is, "How can you determine the origin of the fire if you don't rake over the ashes?" That is the only way we can learn lessons for our future guidance. The fault of the State Department lay in the choice of an individual to lead the counter-revolution. Rebel Leader Jose Miro Cardona would prove to be but little better than Castro, and the freedom fighters knew it. Many of the wounded who escaped from Cuba after the invasion were taken to Vieques Island, off the coast of Puerto Rico, where the United States Marines have a base hospital and maintain complete security. 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This was ruthless and total upon the relatives of the two fliers and on the nation as a whole. The heads of every government department have been infected by Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, to play up the great commission of the President in ev- ery news release. The act of reserving the information on the released fliers for 18 hours for the aggrandizement of a televised news conference was not an act of compassion but one of bigoted and egotistical selfishness. Nothing less will describe the case in point. Castro has applied to the United Nations for a $1.1 million loan, which will be granted or denied by an 18-nation board. If granted, the United States will be in the ironical position of contributing 40 per cent from the taxpayers' money to bolster the Soviet satellite referred to as Cuba. I have launched a vigorous protest against this and have been assured by the State Department that ever yeffort (sic) will be made by our country to deny this application. Time alone will tell. I feel that the public is en-titled to any information which does not jeopardize the security of our country, but an item should not be marked "classi- New Location Announcement has been made of the new location of W. H. Cahail, tailor. Cahail has been in business on Los Angeles St. for five years and has moved to 119 W. Lincoln (Center) in downtown Anaheim. Staffer Named Mrs. Emma E. Holmes will join the staff of Orange County State College, Fullerton, next fall as assistant professor of education, according to President W. B. Langsdorf. fied" just for the protection of some individual, and if we are not to have a press as controlled as is the Soviet TASS News Agency, the editors and publishers of this country had better make some positive moves to protect the freedom of the press. With all best wishes, I am Cordially yours, JIM JAMES B. 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