WEDNESDAY, N• VEMBER 13. 1957 SAC Of 'Ready' Bombers Nov 12 OP)—Two White House meet -12 (Ip)—The boss of the U.S.Strategic Air Command warned the Soviet IN ASHINGTON, t bombers around the world are loaded nith nuclear weapons and ready • ings—one small and the other large—dug today into the problemb of financing America's space age defenses in case of attack. s Pon er told a-news conference that SAC mounted an alert Octl, that ! President Dwight D. Eisenhower sought from these two e some of the great bombers in the air and they are "not carrying swords groups of advisers advice on what to put into the budget he will submit to Congress when it reconvenes in January (Truman Blames B-52 Not Scrapped 1 Pr i : e siden al t ke ttirrd 71. 1th Ifir ce 1 Secretary of State John Foster GOP for Lag Dulles. Secretary of the Treas ury • • Anderson and Budget Duet- By MLssiles Lemay for Percival Brundage . This meeting was billed in ad In Missile Plan wAsnivcrrov Nov 12 ki-P— -BUEN OS AIRES, Nov.I2(i?) tomorrow in his speedy Km. , %ance as devoted to the question ormer President Harry S.Tn.- tanker • the working partner of of foreign aid, a form of expendi lure Eisenhower has repeatedly man and a Republican senator —Gen Curtis Lemay gave a the 1332 global bomber , called one of the most effective disagref d.sharpiy today on Amer dramatic punch todaN , to his "As soon as missiles are ready sways to defend America they will augment our bombers itca s missile progress before the claim that the global bomber and at some later date they prob- The other meeting was an ex Republicans took over the White has not been scrapped by th e ably will replace part of our traordinarily expanded gathering House bombers he told reporters of the National Security Council —1 Truman here for a brief visit, missile. He helped fly a hie But there still was a lack of 62 persons rather than the basic told renorters: jet Stratotanker 6350 miles/ over all efficiency" in missiles, five who form the nucleus f this We had a missile program be he said, and "it is my personal top policy making group. fore 1 left the White House—it without stopping or refueling opinion that there kill be a place As in the case of a smaller, but vas broken up after I left." The flight from Westover f for the manned bomber for some still large, meeting last week, it; On the contrary. Sen. Wallace (Mass.) Air Force Base to Bue time to come had to be held in the broadcast-F. Bennett (R Utah) issued a The "first generation of mis room in the While House base statement saying that the Truman nos Aires in just over 13 hours siles would not be as efficient ment administration must he blamed set new distance and seed as bombers, he added, and the James C. Hagerty , the White for our lag behind the Russians marks for official nonstop, non- United States was "interested in tin the ballistic missile field." refueling jet operation . House press secretary , sl id the getting the very best weapon meeting was of the same sort The senator said "the record of Lemay, famous father of the possible. " the Tru manthat is held every year about administration on U.S.Strategic Air Command and The scrappy 50 %ear old Lemay, this time to discuss budget esti- mis siles reveals a monstrous ne now No. -2 man in the U.S.Air: himself piloted the tanker for mates, lelect bordering on the criminal;' Force may attempt an even fast about eight hours of the , 18.) mile and added er flight back to the United States an hour flight The discussions this time were le UN was so de complicated by Russia's new "The TrumanTru strides into the space age by I plorable that the Ei s enhower ad- means of satellites and missiles ministration had to start virtually i It is generally assumed that from scratch to begin to catch up ihuge new amounts will be asked i with the Russians Ito press America s efforts to catch Firing in the other direction, rup with or offset the Russians. iSen. A. S. Mike nonrone (D - Before Russia sent up its firstiOkla) accused the Eisenhower Sputnik satellite Oct 4 there waslidministrat on of giv i n g the considerable expecta iors that a tountry "gloss rophobia by glcK tax cut might be possible nexttslng over "all the grim facts in year. That talk has since f a d e d I the ballistic missile field Further information on the administration's plans, in the Transit Strike Deadlocked face of Russia's gains, is expect PITTSBURGH . Nov 12 ( P)—A ed from a speech President El. 'two-hour joint session failed to senhower is to make at Okla break the deadlock today in the home City tomorrow night. 30 dav old transit strike. PARIS, No Union today hi: to strike swiftly Geri. Thom there always al or bows and arro - The general struck at the re cent claim of Sol iet Communist Chief Nikita Khrushchev that the intercontinental ballistic missile had made warplanes obsolete. Power declared Russian mis siles could not knock out U.S. SAC bases all over the world sim ultaneously "and nobody knows it better than Khru•hchev" Power flew her- from his U.S. headquarters for ,e Parliamen tary Assembly •nd this morn ing heard Sen. enry Jackson ,(D.-Wash.)- prop•se That NATO set up a missilL training cen ter. The plan won prompt endorse m_ent from Gen. Cortlandt Van R. Schuyler, chief of staff of Su- preme Headquarters Allied Pow ers in Europe, who said "we have 'been trying to get this for six months." Like Gen. Lauds Norstad, the Supreme commander in Europe, Schuyler is an American. A high NATO source dis closed that this year the United . Slatei embarked on a program of supplying its NATO allies with missiles such as the Nike, •the Honest John, and the Corp oral. He said all NATO members soon would have them. It was learned that Germany and Italy now have personnel training in the United States in the use of these weapons. Jackson also called for a coin plete reappraisal of U.S. policy concerning exchanging atomic secrets with Western allies. In talks with fellow delegates, he said the West would gain greater security by sharing more infor mation. The afternoon session of the Assembly was devoted to a closed briefing by NATO mili tary leaders. It was said to be optimistic and reassuring. House Group Cites Campaign Against Anti-Subversion WASHINGTON, Nov. 12R) The House Committee on Un:American Activities as serted today a nationwide campaign is under way to cripple the government's anti subversive program. The committee said those be -hind the'campaign hope to "shac kle or abolish-the Committee on Un-American Activities and to discredit J. Edgar Hoover and the Seaway Inspires Erie's World Trade Aspiration ERIE, Pa., Nov. 12 071—Will the St. Lawrence Seaway make Erie a great world port and permit western Pennsyl vania industries to build new export and import markets? The - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is gambling $1,750,- 000 that the Great Lakes port city will grow in importance once the seaway project is com pleted in 1959 to allow passage of-ocean-going ships. • Many 'heads of small industries in western Pennsylvania are talk ing of expanded exports to South America and Europe— . A New . York Engineering firm, after a recent survey, said foreign exports from Erie's port could grow to 249,700 tons an nually. The firm said foreign imports could reach 35,400 tons . ayear. rrie's Mayor Arthur Gardner and many of the, city's civic-lead ers say they are - convinced "Erie will become a great port." Municipal officials already have acquired the Pennsylvania Rail road's cargo dock and warehouse and are busy'modernizing it. The city, paid a balf.:million, dollars Boss Warns Reds Probers Told Teamster Stayed in Garbage Row WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (ff 3 )—Senate investigators were• told today that a Teamsters Union official was murdered in 1952 after bucking efforts by a rival Teamsters local to organ-I ize garbage haulers in New York. A dramatic story of murder, blunt threats, pressure tac- 1 tics agairlst businessmen and mys-:, tery fires was unfolded as the Senate Labor Rackets Investi-' gating Committee began an in quiry into New York's garbage industry. The committee's announced goal: To show that gangsters elements connived with some labor union officials to take over th e 50-million-dollar-a -year' business of hauling trash from 122.000 bininesses and half a million homes. Testimony about the unsolved slaying of John Acropolis, presi dent of Teamsters Local 456 in Westchester County, was given by Ed Doye of Yonkers. Doyle succeeded Acropolis as head of the local. The witness testified that both he and Acropolis were threatened several times in the three weeks before Acropolis was shot to death. Chairman John L. McClellan (D-Ark)•esked if Doyle him self feared violence. "You got to die some time. senator." Doyle replied. "You can't live forever." From Nasty to Ugley UGLEY, England (EP) School teacher Evelyn Pretty has moved here from the town of Nasty - in !Hertfordshire. Federal Bureau of Investigation." "In the vanguard of this cam paign is the Emergency Civil-Lib erties Committee, which has been cited as a Communist front," the committee said in a foreward to a new report called "Operation Abolition." The committee said the Emer gency Civil Liberties Committees' campaign was inaugurated at a rally in Carnegie Hall, New York, last Sept_ 20. From That meeting, the House committee said, emerged the ob jectives of the ECLC. for the dock and warehouse. The $1,750,000 grant received from the state is being spent to modernize the pier and ware house. On a recent visit to Erie. Gov. George M. Leader said .the money is . procif - that the stale has every - confidence Erie - will become a great port in the world market. - The seaway project is a joint undertaking of the governments lof the United States and Canada. Its purpose is to widen a passage that will permit ships to enter the Great Lakes from the Atlantic. Port cities as far inland as Chi cago- expect to establish direct Twater routes with Europe and !South America as a result of the Troject.. „ „ THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Ike, Advisers Discuss Space Age Financing Supreme Court Outlaws Ban On Movie 'The Game of Love' WASIIII\TGTON, Nov. 12 VP)--The Supreme Court today dealt movie censors another blow. Citing one of its own decisions which said "sex and obscenity are not synonymous," the court struck down a ban by the Chicago Police Censor Board on "The Game of Love,' a French film. It did so unanimously and with-,portrayal of sex, e.g., in art, liter out hearing the .:ustomary oraltature and scientific works, is not arguments. The action reversed a t sufficient reason to deny ma decision of the U.S. Court of Ap-:teriat the constitutional protec peals in Chicago. !tion of freedom of speech and The qupreme Court's , brief un- , per „ • signed opinion cited a decision is-1 In other action today the court turned down two more appeals of sued last June 24 which upheidt :Morton Sobel, who is serving a 30- federal and state laws banning obscene literature, which it de-lyear sentence for wartime espion fined as "material which deab!age. He was convicted with Ethel with sex in a manner appealing and Julius Rosenberg, who were to the prurient interest." rexecuted However, Justice Joseph F, Brennan, who spoke for the court then, added' this comment: "The: Only 42 Days Christmas long time, but if you're planning any presents you'd better get started. Start off by getting all of your knitting supplies at Egolfs. Bear Brand's New Water Repellant Yarn is perfect for knitting winter sports clothes. Fpr.those bulky knit sweaters which are the rage now, Nylon 'n Wool Yarn especially made for bulky knits is the perfect answer. And then there's the always de pendable "Jiffy" Nylon 'n Wool Yarn. Egolfs also offers a complete- line of knitting sup plies- including knitting packs, pattern book's, and all sizes- and types of needles. Take advantage of our convenient location. Come in and browse around. e 4 , 011 , 126 E College Avenue Knitting Till PAGE THREE Photo 4 7 o e Question Ask: Jack, Dicky Ho ward, Lew, Dave ; Joe or John . 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