ER 1. 1957
FRIDAY. NOVEM
Told to Recognize Ex-Gov. Dewey
of Commie Part Suggests Nixon
y For Candidate ,
Soviet
Power
MOSCOW, oct. 31 (4))—Soviet Russia's army and navy WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 (.-1 3 )—
newspapers you ded it into soldiers and sailors today that Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of
they must ackn a wledge the supreme power of the Commun- New York said with a show of
ist party and it. Central Committee. !enthusiasm today he thinks Vice
Strongly we ded editorials -appeared in the military or- :President Richard M. Nixon woul d make a "superb" Republican can-1
Bans for the third straight day as —__.• ~- .
usually informed sources reported :p jra I didate for president in 1960, I
that Soviet leaders had reached a' Ewa raper Hints I Dewey, twice the GOP presiden
full decision on th • case of Mar- Itial nbminee, told an informal
shat Georgi K. Zhui ov, and that al
I Zukov Guilty of ! news conference in the White
public announcern:nt could be ex-1 !House lobby after an hour's talk
pected almost any time. .t .
IPA ical Ambition
with President Dwight D. Eisen-
Soviet Fleet, the navy paper, I
took as an example a Commun- The Moscow correspondent of hol.ver he was "an empty barrel"
l
ist party member named Shep- Rome's Communist n ..1 w s paper, ; when it came to commenting on:
otkovsky, commander of an un- L'Unita, hinted Zhukov would be his meeting with the President.
identified Soviet warship, who , accused of "bonapartism"—ambi-} He twice returned a "no com-'
it. said had been lax in "de- i tion to seize unlimited political ;ment" answer when asked if he
veloping the party spirit and •Dower --- in addition to dragging had been approached about an'
strengthening party influence" 'his feet on party indoctrination.
aboard his ship. --
lof the armed services, appointment to the five-member
The writer, Col. E. Titov, direc- ,
! Western embassies in Moscow )
t study commission created by the /
tor of political administration of !reported increased movement of / civil rights bill passed in the last'
the Black Sea Fleet, acc u s e dltroops, tanks and artillery, both!session of Congress. •
Shepotkovsky of "displaying a•day and night, in MOSCOvi's! Dewey, who has maintained a
swagger and haughtiness foreign! s t reets.
close; relationship with Eisenhow- T
to Soviet officers," said he was Moscow censorship continued to: er, said he thinks Republican
"rude to his subordinates and did be . the . strictest in years. Some chances of retaining the presi
not participate in their educationa ll ouspatcnes were delayed almostldency in 1960 are good "on the
work."
24 hours. Others were received merits of what the Eisenhower
Shepotkovsky "belittled the role' with sections missing. 'administration has done."
of the party political work," Titov i_
wrote, "and this had a negative,
effect on the quality of military
preparedness and discipline"
,aboard ship.
This lack of discipline, the
writer went on, extended to
"the party bureati and workers
. of the political department who
overlooked serious shortcomings
. of comrade Shepotkovsky and !
permitted the weakening of '
- party influence on all sides."
,There were indications that the'
languge used in denouncing Shep-i,
otkovsky might be repeated in the ,'
case - of Zhukov. Such a device'
has been used before to prepare
the public for changes about to be
brought.
Security Council Meets
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 (/F)
President Dwight D. Eisenhower,
presided today over a greatly en-i
larged session of the National Se-1
curity Council.
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Enter her piclure at the HUB Desk from
Mon., Nov. 18 through Wed., Nov. 20.
The picture will be mailed to
the U. S. Naval Academy and they
will choose the five finalists. •
The Queen will then be selected at
The
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Dog's Aid Seen Possible
In Syria, Turkey Tension
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y,. debate on Syria's Soviet-sup
ported complaint that Turkey
Oct. 31 (.4 3 )—Syria and Turkey!
were understood to hav et has massed troops on her bor
n
der for imminent attacks and
agreed tonight t o a plan! th e y are threatening world
whereby UN Secretary Gen-: peace.
Hammarskiold is expected to
eral Dag Hammar skjol di
,tell the:ss
areae m tomorrow ayie. that s
would use his powers under! hisservices
the UN Charter to ease ten-tstatement. it is understood, will
lend the often bitter debate.
sion between them in the Mid-' Ambassador Farid Seineddlne of
dle East. ; nation i s Syria indicated earlier that his
;nation willing to accept a corn-
Hammasslciold also was said ;promise but he did not say what
to have agreed to the plan. The kind it would have to be.
arrangement was worked out '
by Norwegian Delegate Hans ;Test Jupiter.A Missile
Engen and Japanese Delegate
Kota Madsudaira in talk( with Destroyed in Malfunction
all parties. WASHINGTON. Oct. 31 (.4"1.--
The United States was reported The Jupiter-A missile fired last
to have played a part in the nego- night from a Florida test center
tiations. (didn't function properly and had
Under the arrangement. ;to be destroyed.
neither of the two resolutions i This was announced today by
now pending will be pressed to . the Defense Department, which
a vote when the Assembly meets : passed along the word from the
tomorrow. • test center at Cape Canaveral,
The Assembly has scheduled • Fla
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