FRIDAY. MARCH
29. 1957
U.S.
To S
_ WASHING
counseled Amel
ON, March 28 VP) The United States
ican ships today to steer clear of the Suez
Canal.
This advic:, given by the State Department to a
owners commi •tee, had the appearance of attempted
sure on Egypt's - esident Gamal
Abdel Nasser.
It came as th- United States
and other West:, n users of the
canal girded for ong-range nego
tiations with Nasser on its future
operation.
United Nation Secretary Gen
eral Dag Ham • arskjold is re
turning from • decisive talks
with Nasser at Cairo on this
question. And t . United States,
studying E• ptian proposals
made to Ham arskjold, has
reached no deci ion on whether
they are good, •ad or indiffer
ent.
The American
Nasser's proposal
ed gingerly but a l
toward a settlem
ttitude was that
should be treat
. a start, at least,
•nt.
The chief legal
to do about tol
calls for his Sue
to collect • them
would set aside
future developm,
cent to pay off p
the canal befor:l
last July 26.
U.S. officials
problem is what
s. Nasser's plan
Canal Authority
in advance. He
25 per cent for
•nt and five per
• ople who owned
Egypt seized it
a trying to fig-
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OSLO, Norway, March 28 (RI
Soviet Russia's new war of nerves
against Scandinavia is backed by
strong forces close to Norway's
'arctic border, Norwegian sources,
said today.
The informants said Russia's
! Far North buildup is strongly
!backed by heavy industrial de
'velopment, railroads reaching al
;most to the frontier, modern air
forces and naval forces.
In the peace settlement with
Finland, Soviet Russia acquired
la rugged 120-mile frontier facing
;Norway. That border is now a
northern flank of the North At
lantic Treaty organization.
ure out whether these percent
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might be acceptable, or on rev
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ed, which would be practically
nothing.
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Britain Orders
End of Exile
For Makarios
LONDON, March 28 (I?)—Brit
ain today ordered the release from
exile of Archbishop Makarios in
the hope of breaking the deadlock
in the dispute over Cyprus.
Makarios, leader of the Greek
Cypriot "union with Greece"
movement, will not be permitted
to return immediately to the
strife-torn island, however.
Initial reaction among Greek
Cypriots on the island was joyful.
In Athens, Greek Premier Con
stantine Karamanlis summoned
an emergency meeting of his Cabi
net to discuss the situation.
The British also made a sweep
ing amnesty offer to members of
the EOKA underground organiza
tion, which has been carrying on
a campaign of violence on Cyprus.
Britain's move may open the
door to negotiations over the poli
tical future of the island, in which
Greece and Turkey are vitally in
terested.
Leader Calls Conference
HARRISBURG, March 28 (.zP)—
Gov. George M. Leader today
called a conference with Republi
can legislative leaders for Sunday'
night in an attempt to hammer
out a compromise on amendments
to the 3 per cent sales tax.
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Senate's Racket Probers
To Broaden Investigation
WASHINGTON, March 28
( I P)—The Senate's racket pro
bers, getting tips on alleged
misconduct from all over the
country, announced today a
,broader-than-ever search for
i
cases of labor-management cor
ruption.
Getting down to specific locali-1
ties, they said:
1. A preliminary investigation
has been launched into alleged
tieups between racketeers and
some Teamsters Union officials in ,
Oklahoma City.
2. Staff investigations have
now been completed into al
leged corruption. collusion or
other improper activities in
volving officials of various un
ions and others in Los Angeles,
Scranton, Pa., and New York
City.
It will be decided later when
'hearings will be held on what
:has been developed from these
cities.
Without giving details, Robert
APRIL 5
F. Kennedy. committee counsel,
said the staff is checking on re
ports that some unions and some
employers have been engaging in
collusion. That is the legal term
for secret cooperation to carry out
a questionable purpose.
, Kennedy also said committee
investigators at Seattle are
checking into what he called
"another very serious business
transaction" by President Dave
Beck of the Teamsters Union.
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