SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1956
Dulles Asks Free World
To Restrain Communism
F-4RIS, May 4 (W)—Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
today called on the free world to marshal its vast moral and
material resources in a new 10-year program for holding
back communism.
Dulles told his 14 fellow foreign ministers of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization that
the West has checked Russia's ad
vance at this juncture in world
But Dulles declared that the
Atlantic communist now must
map out a program for the next
decade to counter the Kremlin's
new soft tactics and win over to
freedom the uncommitted peoples
of Asia, Africa and the Middle
East.
He said that if the free world
stands firm, it could foster an
embryonic trend toward liberal
ism now discernible in the Soviet
Union.
Dulles warned that if Russia's
trade-and-aid offensive _ in the
underdeveloped countries s u c
ceeds then the ratio of peoples
under Communist rule might shift
from the minority to the majority.
Dulles proposed creation of a
committee of two or three Atlan
tic Pact ministers to work out
practical ways for strengthening
NATO in the political and eco
nomic fields. This committee
would report back in the fall to
the Ministerial Council. 1
Diplomatic informants s aid
Dulles indicated previously some
willingness to serve on the top
level study committee.
Dulles spoke twice to the open
ing day meeting of the Atlantic
Council which is urgently con
sidnring ways to pep up NATO
and meet the switch in Soviet
tactics.
Summaries of Dulles' speeches
before the closed sessions. were
made available to reporters. Texts
were not released.
France's Foreign Minister
Christian Pineau laid before the
Council a plan for creating a new
world economic development
agency. It would operate within
the framework of the UN and
help underdeveloped countries.
The agency would make out
right grants, five long and short
term loans and buy surplus pro
duction of needy countries.
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CAA Frowns
n Segregation
WASHINGTON, May 4 (A))
The Civil Aeronautics . Adminis
tration announced today it will
not make federal funds available
for construction of any airport
facilities in which racial segrega
tion is practiced.
The CAA said the order does
not necessarily apply to whole
buildings but only those portions
—such as dining rooms or rest
rooms—in which there might be
discrimination as to race, color or
creed.
"The purpose and intent of the
policy," the CAA said in a memo
randum to field offices, "is to pre
vent the use of federal funds to
further or increase racial segre
gation in airport buildings."
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to make silicones
Silicones are a new class of man-made chemi
cals with very unusual properties. Made from
sand, they assume the form of rubber, grease,
oil and resin. Under extremes of heat and
cold, the rubber stays rubbery, the oil oily.
Silicones added to fabrics make them excep
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vious to weather.
One of the men responsible for finding new
ways to produce silicone products is 26-year
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Summers' Work Interesting, Important
As process engineer of the Silicone Products
Department, Frank Summers first compares
the results of small-scale, pilot-plant experi
ments with the production methods in actual
use. Then, using his own knowledge of
chemical-engineering principles, he designs
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methods of producing silicone products.
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Cease-Fire
Pledge Fires
Arab Spat
ROME, April 4 (Ai—Bickering
broke out between Arab allies to
day over cease-fire pledges made
to U. N. Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold.
This developed as Hammarsk
jold was in Rome completing a
report to the Security Council on
his Middle East peace mission.
Hammarskjold leaves for New
York by air tomorrow. Prospects
are that Security Council mem
bers will take a few days to study
the report of his 25-day mission
and meet in about a week. Only
then will the world know the pre
cise pledges made by Israel on
one side and Egypt, Jordan. Syria
and Lebanon separately on the
other.
Today's inter-Arab spat was
short-lived but revealing. Leban
on accused Syria of betrayal by
granting a cease-fire without a
written Israeli promise not to di
vert irrigation waters from the
Jordan River.
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2 Treason Laws
Vetoed by USSR
MOSCOW, May 4 ice}--The So
viet Union has repealed two laws
of Joseph Stalin that helped se
cret police get treason and sabot
age confessions for the purge
trials of the 19305.
The bulletin of the Supreme So
viet Parliament revealed this in
an issue that came into the hands
of Western correspondents today.
It published a decree of the So
viet's Presidium that nullified the
two laws and forbade the police
to use "special procedures" in in
vestigating persons accused un
der the articles of the criminal
code on treason, terrorism and
damage of state property by sab
otage.
Both laws were promulgated by
Stalin, one on Dec. 1, 1934, and
the other on Sept. 14, 1937.
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SEAT PLEASANT. Md., May 4
1,41 Reprimanded for failing to
turn in a written assignment, a
-15-year-old boy killed one teacher
by rifle fire today and wounded
two others in a junior high school.
The school was cleared of stu
dents and closed for the remain
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