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Mikoyan Describes Self As ‘Friendly
Grandfather" In Calif. TV Appearance
By PATRICK McNULTY
LOS ANGELES, Calif., UP) —
Visiting Soviet First Deputy Pre
mier Anastas I. Mikoyan crapped
a busy Los Angeles tour with a
surprise appearance on a local
television show Monday night.
The bustling Soviet official hob
nobbed with movie stars, college
students and dyed-in-the-wool
capitalists before dashing through
Hollywood in a police-led cara
van to keep the hastily made TV
date.
Not an egg, tomato or epithet
was hurled at Mikoyan all day,
in sharp contrast to his earlier
visits in Detroit, Cleveland, Chi
cago and San Francisco. Police
and State Department represen
tatives kept him under close
guard.
On the 25-minute TV program,
Mikoyan answered a set of ques
tions — carefully approved be
forehand — that were submitted
by commentator Paul Coates.
Mikoyan described himself, as he
has throughout his United States
tour, as a friendly grandfather
who feels the differences between
the U. S. and the Soviet Union can
best be resolved by working close
together, especially in trade.
In the morning, Mikoyan spoke
at UCLA to a graduate political
j science seminar, walked the(
sprawling campus and then threw
his planned itinerary out of whack
by asking to see the Pacific Ocean,
some five miles away.
The party hastened out Sun
set Boulevard, Mikoyan got out
j and took a deep breath of salt
I air, peered at the foggy sea a
j moment, then drove back into
| town for luncheon at one of the
I fanciest restaurants on Wilshire
! Boulevard.
I On hand were such enthusiastic
free enterprisers as oil millionaire
Edwin Pauley, aircraft executive
Cyril Chappellet and movie mogul
Sam Goldwyn.
From there the motorcade
swung through red traffic lights
to nearby Paramount Studios.
Waiting for the Soviet official
wer£ expensively dressed studio
executives and painted star
lets and a few bearded cow
boy extras lounging against the
front gate.
On the set of “One-Eyed Jack,”
Mikoyan held a zany bilingual
I , I , II I .
1 conversation with Marlon Brando.
The actor spoke to Mikoyan in
French, and the Soviet deputy
answered in Russian to an inter
preter who relayed it to Brando
in French.
When he walked onto a nearby
set where Jerry Lewis was mak
ing “Don’t Give Up The Ship,”
the comedian quipped:
“Is this the guy, He looks like
Aaron Lebadoff.”
Mikoyan joined in the laughter
when it was explained that Leba
doff was a well-known comic of
the Yiddish theater.
A camera crew then shot an ac
tual film sequence of Mikoyan,
Lewis and actress Dina Merrill.
The scene was broken up when
studio boss Frank Freeman com
plained:
“This scene just cost me a
thousand dollars.”
Lewis replied, “And you just
talked your way through another
$500.”
And that ended the movie career
of Anastas I. Mikoyan.
Kidnapper May be
Allowed to Plead to
Reduced
i
NEW YORK, UP> — Jean lava
rone may be allowed to plead to
a reduced charge in the 10-day
kidnap of tiny Lisa Rose Chion
chio, the New York World-Tele
gram and Sun said today.
Officials are considering the
switch to a complaint of endan
gering the life and health of an
infant for two reasons, the paper
reported: „ ,
The reluctance of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chionchio to prosecute and
because the prosecution may not
be able to produce a witness who
can identify Mrs. Iavarone as the
kidnaper.
The new charge, a misdemean
or, carries an indeterminate pri
son term of up to three years. The
kidnap charge on which Mrs. Iava
rone is held, entails a prison term
of 20 years to life.
The possibility of a reduced
complaint against the 43-year-old
woman .developed in the wake of
yesterday’s reluctant signing by
Chionchio of a complaint against
her.
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