THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1956
Atte pt Cited
On egro's Life
TUSCALOO
bama official fo
was "trying to WI
while meeting cl
Jeff Bennett,
president, said h:
Hennings Drops
Investigation
Of $250
WASHINGTON,
Chairman Thomas
(D-Mo) of the Se l
subcommittee tod
his efforts to makel
investigation of t
Feb. 8 (M
C. Hennings
ate Elections
•y abandoned
an immediate
e $2500 cam-
paign contribution
Francis Case (R-S I).
He said he want:d to avoid "an
unseemly tug of w • r" with a spe
cial four-man corn ittee the Sen
ate appointed yes erday for the
express purpose o looking into
the offer.
The money was tendered to
Case during the fight over the
natural gas bill. He refused to
accept it.
Navy Patrol Plane
Found in Jungle
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb. 8
(?P)—A long-range U.S. Navy pa
trol bomber, downed while head
ing for rescue •operations in Ant
arctica, was found today in a
North Venezeulan jungle marsh
land. The eight men aboard were
reported unhurt.
The two-engine Neptune P2V
was sighted in a clearing on the
ground in the Orinoco River delta
25 miles northeast of Boca de
Uracoa. .A U.S. Air Force heli
copter was being readied at Ra
iney Base near San Juan to pick
up the downed airmen.
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Ala., Feb. 8 (, P)—A University of Ala
i
i i mally reported today that a riotous mob
111" a Negro coed when she was surrounded
asses there Monday.
assistant to 0. C. Carmichael, university
i made the report to Gov. James E. Folsom,
who is ex-officio chairman of the
university board of trustees,
Folsom was not in his office to
receive the report, and Bennett
conferred at Montgomery with Le
gal Adviser Frank Long, Execu
tive Secretary 0. H. Finney and
Press Secretary Ralph Hammond.
Gift
Bennett said no decisions were
reached because such matters are
left to the governor and school
president.
"They were screaming 'let's kill
her,' and were trying to open the
car doors," said Bennett. The
school official narrowly escaped
serious injury when a large stone
shattered the rear window of the
car he was driving after Autherine
Lucy and Sarah Healy, dean of
women, had left it.
ffered to Sen
"In my opinion those who were
there to kill her weren't students,"
although students were in the
crowd, said Bennett. He wouldn't
try to identify the outsiders.
Miss Lucy, the Negro coed, was
barred from the campus for safety
reasons by the board of trustees
following eight hours of uncon
trolled disturbances.
She threatened the board with
legal action unless she is read
mitted by tomorrow morning, but
the board has announced no
change in its stand.
Ike Asked to Veto Bill
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (A')
Rep. Kelley (13-Pa.) today asked
President Eisenhower to veto the
natural gas bill.
The Greensburg congressman
said in a telegram that "living as
I do in the midst of gas consumers
I feel this would prove to be a
hardship upon them."
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Ike Asks
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (?P)
—President Dwight D. Eisen
hower called on Congress to
day to open America's doors'
to 220,000 immigrants a year.
This would be an increase of
labout 65,000.
In a special message to Con
gress, Eisenhower asked:
1. That the formula for admit
ting immigrants for permanent
residence be based on the 1950
population. The 1920 base now
used permits 154,657 to come in
each year.
2. That the extra 65,000 be dis
tributed among countries in pro
portion to their actual immigra
tion since 1924. Generally speak
ing, the present quotas for south
ern European countries are over-
U.S. Responds
To Red Note
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (IP)—The
United States, responding to a So
viet protest, today ordered an im
mediate halt to launchings of U.S.
weather balloons from Germany
and Turkey.
Balloons there will be grounded
pending a study of whether they
have been flying over Russia.
This move came as a followup to
a conciliatory note delivered to
the Kremlin earlier in the day.
The note promised that, "The Uni
ted States government will seek
to avoid the launching of addi
tional balloons which, on the basis
of known data, might transit the
U.S.S.R."
In response to queries about this
promise, the State Department
news division said:
"As a practical matter, pending
further study, balloon launchings
in Germany and Turkey will
cease."
Parole Head to Retire
HARRISBURG, Feb. 8 (WP}—Maj.
Henry C. Hill said today he will
retire as chairman of the state
Parole Board, effective April 1.
SLIDE RULES
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More Immigration
subscribed; some northern Euro
pean countries have not used up
their quotas.
3. That "quota numbers that
are unused by countries to which
they are allocated should be made
available for use elsewhere" in
the succeeding year. Under pres
ent law unused quotas become
void.
4. That the attorney general be
given discretionary power to han
dle the thousands of individual
alien cases now handled by "pri
vate bills" in Congress. These bills
permit an alien to stay in the
country or enter the country. The
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President said the bills put "un
due and largely useless burdens"
on Congress and the chief execu
tive.
5. That Congress amend the law
requiring the fingerprinting of
every alien who applies for a visa
to visit this Country. Eisenhower
asked that other "travel obstacles"
also be removed,
While he dealt mainly with let
ting more people in, Eisenhower
also had some remarks about get
ting rid of "the relatively few
aliens who have demonstrated
their unfitness to remain in our
midst."
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