TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1957
Turk - Troop Movements Frenchman
Give Syria New Jitters !Asks NATO
DAMASCUS, Syria, Nov. 11 (:-1 3 )—Syria put on a new jArmament
show of war jitters today after the army reported unusually,
large Turkish troop movements at night along the northern'
frontier,
High excitement was generated also by mass street dem
onstrations and new editorial at-•.
tacks against Hussein of Jordan,
PanAm Starts s
King of the brother Arab state
I d
to the south Speakers and edi
torials accus him of betraying Pacific Crash
Arab nationalism and
threatened
him with liquidation. Investigation
Developments which other
wise could presage a new crest ! SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11 (.4')
of the_Middle East crisis were —Pan American began an investi
somewhat balanced, however, • gation today to ascertain if there
by unconfirmed reports from was "any evidence of a crime"
Arab sources at the United involved in the baffling disappear-
Nations in New York that Syria ance in the Pacific of a Strato
and the United States had cruiser carrying 44 persons.
agreed on steps to improve their ,A spokesman emphasized there
relations. . is "nothing to indicate there has
The agree eat was reported to; been
At a lt c : r 3 i9 me a . . ' m ' . today, a Coast
include a ne v exchange of am- Guard station operator at Upolu
bassadors to fill vacancies cre- Point, Hawaii, reported hearing
what he though could be faint
ated by a n ar rupture last Au
ii
gust when D mascus army chiefs SOS signals.
accused the nited States of plot- Capt. Don a 1 d Mac Diarmid,
Ling. overthro v of the Syrian gov- Coast Guard chief of operations,
ernment. 'began a check, but said, "we are
The ogre meal was said to hearing those things all the time."
nave been r ached in a meeting ,He said it was possible someone
last week b tween Syrian For- was testing emergency equip
eign Minis! r Salah Biter and ment.
U. 5: Ambas ador Henry Cabot In San Francisco, the Pan Amer-
Lodge and Asst. Secretary of I ican spokesman said the airline's
• State Willis M. Rountree. • investigation included checking
As a result of the arm into insurance carried by passen
mSr reports :
igers on the plane and looking in
of Turkish military movements,l to the background of various per
all Syrian troop units in the north sonn o .
.were put on alert, and the Syrian: "We were under the impression
Cabinet held a two-hour meeting• the Federal Bureau of Investiga
in the middle of the night. . 1 tion did this," the spokesman ex-
An army spokesman described , plained. "Now we learn that the
the Turkish movements as "large-; FBI enters in only when there is
scale, night-long, unusual and un-lconcrete evidence of a crime. That
precedented." lis not the case here?'
•
Pennsylvania Report
WAYNESBURG, Pa., Nov. 111 Amalgamated Assn. of Street,
(JP}---Striking coal miners at the Electric Railway and Motor
Crucible 'Steel Corp.'s Crucible! Coach Employes indicated a
Mine voted today to withdraw willingness to comply with the
pickets that.had idled 6850 miners mediators' request for a meet
at -12 other pits in Fayette andl in -
Greene,,counties, President
Lam Liiiins of the Crucible I.Jni-I HARRISBURG, Nov. 11 ()Ph—
ted Mine Workers local said. G. Franklin McSorley. suspended
!chairman of the Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 11 (Al— ((Turnpike Commission, goes on
State and federal mediators to- tomorrow on charges of mis
day issued a call for resunip- ['conduct in office.
Sion of suspended negotiations i The Pittsburgh Democrat was
in She: 29-day strilce agitinst ;expected to plead innocent in
-Pittsburgh's mass transit sys- !Dauphin County Court tomorrow
tem. ' land ask for a jury trial.
Ike's Health 'Excellent', Filipinos Cast Ballots"
President's Doctors Say Amid,Tiphoon Weather
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (41-1
'President Ficenhower's physicians MANS, Tuesday, Nov. 12 (Rl'
Filipinos cast their presidential
said today after another • hospitall—
checkup that "the President con- 'election ballots in typhoon weath
tinues to maintain an excellentl er ' thda Y*
state of health." . I Floods and heavy property dam-'
A Walter Reed Army; Hospitallr'ge marked the path of Typhoon
Kit, which hit the Luzon coast
report ,On the 67-year-old Presi
dent, which went into particulalwith winds of 110 miles an hour.
detail: as In his heart and abdo- It - was a stormy setting for the
Men, reported nothing wrong.i climax of a stormy political cam
- "His general physical condition
ii - excellent," the doctors said ,4 Heavy rains and gusts up to 50
.
,mph raked this capital city. Rain
[and clouds were forecast for the
Jamaican Self-Government [and
archipelago. It was a stormy
KINGSTON, rJamaica, Nov. Insetting for the climax of a stormy
(A") Jamaica today became the ipolitical campaign.
first British West Indian colony ,
to achieve internal self-govern- USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
went. - - -
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PARIS. Nov. II (.Pl—Arming of
all members of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization with atomic
weapons was urged today by a
French senator.
The proposal for "a common
program, not only in research, but
in the use of atomic weapons,"
was put before a closed session of
the military committee by NATO's
Parliamentary Assembly by Gen.
Marie-Emil Bethouart.
Explaining his suggestion in an
interview, Bethouart said he in
tended for the plan to cover all
NATO countries, including West
Germany. "My proposal is not for
individual nations but for a stock
piling by all the NATO allies," he
said. •
Britain and the United States
presently are the only atomic
equipped NATO powers. Beth6u
art's proposal was seen as an in
dication of widespread continental
uneasiness over British-American
nuclear strategy excluding other
NATO members.
NATO's civilian boss, Secretary
eneral Paul-Henri Spaak, last
seek came out for creating a
rained international force able to
.raw on a NATO stockpile of
uclear weapons.
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in the College of Education
who were student teaching
during the first eight weeks
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