TUESDAY. APRIL 24. 1956
GOP, Dems Stage Drive
For Heavy Primary Vote
PHILADELPHIA, April 23 (/P)—Both major parties
made a last-minute drive today to encourage a heavy "popu
larity contest" vote for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and
Adlai Stevenson in Pennsylvania's prirhary election to
morrow.
Republican and Democr - atic state organizations urged
Red Announces
Great Ran6e
Future Missiles
BIRMINGHAM, England, April
23 (JP —Nikita Khrushchev told
the world today Soviet Russia
soon will have hydrogen-bomb
guided missiles "which can hit
every point in the world."
And to those who belittle or
jeer the Soviet Union, the Com
munist party boss declared: "nev
er shake your fist at a Russian."
Voice Rises
Khrushchev's face reddened and
his voice rose in a speech before
a Chamber of Commerce lun
cheon. He had just been through
a whirlwind tour of
,Birmingham,
Britain's Pittsburgh, in which he
and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul
ganin were met by heckling de
monstrators and banners saying
"Down with Moscow."
He and Bulganin were guests of
honor at the luncheon on this
sixth day of their 10-day visit to
Britain, which they call a good
will mission.
. Says Red's Can Compete
The guided missile reference
came as Khrushchev tried to il
lustrate that the Soviet Union is
geared to compete on any level
with the Allied West. He spoke
extemporaneously and in Russian
through an interpreter.
"The point I want to make is
that restrictions of trade do not
prevent us in any way from mak
ing advances in armament," he
told the civic leaders in the heart
of Britain's industrial belt.
Criminals Brought in U.S.
NEW YORK, April 23 (Al—A
federal official claimed today that
thousands of criminal and misfit
Latin Americans have been
brought to this country as slaves
on a vice ring. Faked passports
were used.
Officers to Be Elected
Officers of th e Engineering
Student Council will be elected at
4 p.m. tonight in 106 Osmond.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
county leaders to push the prefer
ence balloting for their respective
presidential favorites.
Eisenhower, in effect, was un
opposed on the GOP ballot. The
name of Sen. William F. Know
land (R.-Calif.) appeared only be
cause he was unable to withdraw
it before the deadline.
Stevenson's will• be the only
presidential candidate name on
the Democratic ballot, with Sen.
Estes Kefauver (D.-Tenn.) avoid
ing any outward attempt to gain
a write-in vote in the state.
No Statewide. Battles
With no battles for statewide
offices to speak of and the na
tional convention delegations due
to start the nomination balloting
unpledged, the GOP and Demo
cratic leaders concentrated on the
presidential preference race. Each
side hoped to rack up an impres
sive showing.
But voters cannot cross party
lines in a Pennsylvania primary
and Republicans have a 450,000
edge over Democrats in registra
tion.
50 Per Cent Turnout Expected
Some strategists looked for
well under a 50 per cent voter
turnout.
In the 1952 presidential elec
tion Eisenhower carried Pennsyl
vania by a 269,520 margin over
Stevenson-2,415,789 to 2,149,269.
In the 1952 primary, Eisenhower
polled 863,785 Republican votes
and received 28,660 Democratic
write-in votes. He ran better than
7-1 ahead of his two strongest
nomination opponents, Harold E.
Stassen and Sen. Robert A. Taft.
Dulles Calls for NATO
Change From Military
NEW YORK, April 23 UP)—
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles said today the time has
come to develop the North Atlan
tic Treaty Organization into
something more than a purely
military instrument.
He did not pinpoint his ideas
beyond mention of "more inde
pendence . . . more economic de
velopment . . . more sense of
equality and human brotherhood."
"Our new task is to build more
on hope and less on fear," Dulles
told the annual luncheon of The
Associated Press, worldwide co
operative organization to gather
and distribute news.
Expert Cites
Inaccuracy
Of Rocket
MUNICH, Germany, April 23
(. I P)—A top guided missile expert
said today that despite feverish
activity in worldwide research, it
is unlikely a high-powered inter
continental rocket can be made
accurate enough for "guaranteed"
push button warfare.
Claims Chances for Error
Not that there won't be mon
strous, death-dealing transocean
rockets, said Dr. Theodore von
Karman of Paris. It's just that
there are too many chances for
error to build a rocket that could
be guaranteed to land plunk in
the middle of a target.
Von Karman gave his views in
an interview during the world's
first international conference on
guided missile development. It is
being held under the auspices of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization.
Rocket Inaccurate
Actually, Von Karman said, the
celebrated German V 2 rocket of
World War II wasn't very accu
rate.
"It smashed a lot of houses in
London, which was uncomfortable
for the residents," he said, "but
it was no great military accom
plishment."
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UN Official Faces
Frontier Problem
DAMASCUS, Syria, April 23
VP) United Nations Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold today
plunged into what may be the
most complex frontier problem
that he will face on his Middle
East mission.
The secretary general flew here
after a chain of successes in his
talks with Egyptian, Israeli and
Lebanese leaders in his efforts to
eliminate border shootings which
have carried a threat of outright
war.
SPRING WEEK SCHEDULE
Time Event Place
April 30. 1956-7 pm Fac.-Stn. Variety Show Rec Hall
April 30, 1956-9 pm Coronation of Miss P.S. Rec Hall
• May 1. 1956--6:30 pm Spling Carnival Golf Course
•May 2. 1956-6 pm He-Man Contest Beaver Field
"May 2 1956-6 pm Mad-Hatters Beaver Field
May 3. 1956-6:45 pm Donkey Basket. Game Rec Hall
May 4. 1956-9 pm Senior Ball Rec Hall
"Tues. and Wed. events will be interchanged in case of rain.
Medical Reactors
Power Generation Reactors
German Plotters
Start New Party
BONN, Germany, April M
—Rebel members of the Free
Democratic party FDP today
founded a new "Free People's
party" to cooperate with Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer.
The new party is certain to be
included in Adenauer's present
pro-Western coalition, made up of
his Christian Democratic Union
(CDU) and the German party
(DP). The Free Democratic party
once belonged to the coalition,
but dropped out in a disagreement
over foreign policy.
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