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NOVEMBER 15. 1957 U.S. to Plan Ike Council Struggle i Bolster Of • / / • • With Space Budget UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Nov. 14 ('}—The United Na- Scientists WASHINGTON, Nov 14 iiPt---President Dwight D Eisenhower WASHINGTON, Nov 14 tiP)— tons called today for new talks to break the disarmament Jarred by Russia's satellite sue- and the National Security Council dug again toda , into the question deadlock despite the Soviet Union's announcement it will cesses. the administration is talk-'of how to shape the federal budget to the deima ds of space age ing about a program to bolster defense refuse to take part in them. t American production of scientists The meeting was the second such this week and , t as secret, By a vote of 56-9 the 82-nation General Assembly err- From all sides, how ever—ands as always. * ask-,by President Dwight D.Eisen-,• proved a Western resolution hower himself—it is 'being cau-I Press secretary James C.Hag-, A•I said it was not • 9 Bodies Found ! ing for new negotiations in the toned not to be panicked into ertY possible at mays Wins Out this time to expand on Eisenhow-I 5-nation U.N. disarmament sub- try ing to out-Russian the Russians er's statement last night at Okla- g_ r.• . !We stern committee with priority giv e n by going all out for technologi-; cal training at the expense of gen- homa City about cutting down on in • kacial Fight AmidWreckagei proPosals. I Only the Soviet bloc opposed( ; eras cultural education nondefense spending to permit al considerable increase on defense,SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 14 (4) "Young people now in college; From New York. former Presi-j ; the resolution. Fifteen nations ab-!must be equipped to live in thel —Negro baseball star Willie Mays Of Air Liner stained and two were absent. tage of intercontinental ballistic' dent Harry S. Truman volun-, bought a $37,500 home in San ' 1 " Eisenhower ,missi es, said in h is iteered the advice that the only; Francisco all-m.hite area today, HONOLULU, Nov 14 (iP)—Nine But the Assembly will meet to - way to overtake the Russians in I f '•Oklahoma City speech.ending a controversy that flared bodies from the last air liner Ro- morrow to consider a proposalor, their scientific-m l t i 1 ary drive is to mance of the Skies—one sti 11 }enlarging the U.N. Disarmamenti "However, what will then be - raise taxes as some neighbors objected on ra strapped in a seat and two re -l Commission, submitted in the' needed is not just scientists and, ' You have asituation to meet;c'al grounds. ported wearing lifebelts— v. , er e hope that the Soviet Union williengineers .. . not only Einstein! You a there is only one tray to do,The property owner, who had found today floating amid w reek- I change its mind on walking out but Washingtons and Emerson."it " Trumansaid. ruman "There has to announced earlier he would sell age scattered widely over the Pa- on future negotiations. Scientific and industrial leaders, be a tax increase. Ito the San Francisco Giant.' world cific Ocean about 955 miles north- Canada and Japan introduced a have expressed similar ." e ' s ••The bill is going to have to be' Itime before an ; It may be some yfamed center fielder, accepted a east of Honolulu } resolution supported by the West-paid and there is only one place! The tragic discovery was made ern powers calling for addition of; program can get on the 'rails.the money can come fro " m , check to close the deal with Mays. by a search plane from the air-I ten nev, nations to the commission U.S.u°E ucat i o n Commissioner Truman offered his opinion in at "1 had several other offers, but craft carrier Philippine Sea.—the parent body for U.N.dis-i Law rence G Derthick said yester- chat with newsmen in New York 1 - , idav ' no administration program It was Vi title s was the first and I decid armament negotiations immediately called prema-I The carrier and escorting ves- ( has been formulated." ed it should be 'first come, first The Soviet Union made clear itture bytiro senators o in Washing sels sped to the scene and putt Government activity in the edu - served: ' Walter A.Gnesdiloff over boats w ich began fishing( a°3 ' cation of scientists at present is'ton, told The Associated Press for the wrecka e and bodies centered mainly in the National I tee, made up of Britain, France, Ralph E.Flanders of Vermont. 1 "The opposition from neighbors The Pan A encan Stratocruis ill has no intention of attending more meetings of the subcommit-t :the United States, Canada and the Soviet Union.ton, Democrat James B..3.lcClel lan of Arkansas and Republican Hagerty said conferences are-ls constantly going on to determmei practically all over. Some peo the size and nature of the budget Gnesdiloff said earlier that he Science Foundation. er, with 44 pe sons aboard, van- The NSE is spending more than pie dust don't understand." fished last Fri ay afternoon on afour million dollars this school routine flight from San Francisco! It has indicated a willingness to, 3,, ear to send high school scien ce lwhich Eisenhower will submit in, because heavy pressure was put hoc. turned down Mays originally for Honolulu ._ accept an enlarged commission,' and mathematics teachers to col- The Philip Pine Sea, reaching iprovided the countries added givelleeg to up-date themselves in January for• the fiscal year be-; ginning next July 1. ion him in the neighborhood the scene with the destroyer Ep- the commission a more satisfac-' their fields. Some 750 teachers are person and Coast Guard cutter , tory makeup in the Soviet point attending 16 institutions this year 1 " Bering Strait, immediately put °f view. Next year it is expected that 800 over motor launches while its hel.'! The Russians say an enlarged ; ! w ill go to 17 schools icopters directed the recorery op- 1 commession could set up subcom-( erations nuttees weher additional negotia- State Scholarships tions are possible. Outside the Assembly a move In Science Sought (developed to add more countries to the 10 already proposed_ In-; HARRISBURG, Nov 14 iiTY) 'formed sources said the Russians. Rep. Albert W. Johnson, House I might be satisfied if Egypt, Po-;Republican floor leader, today land and Mexico were added to recommended creation of state. I the list, science and engineering scholar- I Eighteen of the 21 Latin Amen ships to enhance the training of !can countries decided at a secret potential scientists t weeting to offer an amendment I He said he will carry his plan proposing the addition of Mexico to the General Assembly's Joint I State Government Commission at . a meeting next Monday. Littlel Rock Central Bo I Johnson opposed Gov. George' y M Leader's scholarship plan in (the 1957 Legislature as "a welfare lstate plan ' Strikes Negro Expelled , !Air Force Pilot Crashes LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Nov 14 built the think way out of line.." t 14 T1E H A A? TUo r te , cisiesththetrlaeAnclirs •Force {JP)—Officials at racially mtegratd School officials did not identify FlOO jet fighter crashed s today r o c n ed Little Rock Central High t o —either f boy, but the Arkansas Dem- a Dutch army baracks at Bussum, day said that a white boy has t ocrat said the Negro was Jeffer- 15 miles southeast of Amsterdam, o Thomas,ls It did not id en-killing en five persons and injuring been suspended for striking a Ne-I s n tify the white boy 15 gro boy. The incident occurred r ...—.....--- Tuesday The State Press, a Negro weekly newspaper, said that the Negro was severely attacked, but school and Army officials said that the incident was minor. Central Principal Jess W. Mat thews said "It was simply a case of one boy hitting another with out provocation and suspension In such cases is automatic." Supt. Virgil Blossom indicated that the Negro was not injured seriously but said he would not comment until he talks to the par ents of the white boy. A suspend ed student normally cannot re enter school until his parents ob tain perms-ion from Blossdm or Matthews. UN Asks Talks OnDisarmament Vacation Pay Ruled Out PITTSBURGH, Nov. 14 (P)-1 The Pittsburgh Railways Co. to-, day ruled out any vacation pay for striking bus and trolley oper ators until the walkout is settled., The strike of 200 operators now is in its 32nd day with no signs of a settlement. The company took a similar stand in the 35-day strike in 1954. "Somebody came along and cuffed the boy," said a spokesman for the Arkansas Military Distrielt, "but school officialS quickly took over and the boy went on to class as usual: The State Press has Why Wait? Buy that Camera NOW! 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