R 22 1957
FRIDAY_ NOVEMB
Mahn- Says
For Missile
WASHINGT
succession of pro
word that inter
production line.
Rep. Georg
ON, Nov. 21 R)—The capital heard a rapid
:ress reports on U.S. missiles today, including
mediate-range weapons are ready for the
• Mahon (D.-Tex.) said top-level decisions
will be forthcoming soon—possi
blv this week—to resolve Penta
gon policy differences and to go
into high gear operational pro
duction of the intermediate
range ballistic missile--IRB.M.
The Defense Department an
nounced plans to build a 65-mil
lion dollar missile site near Chey
enne, Wyo., apparently to launch
American intercontinental ballis
tic missiles—CßMS--when such
:devices are ready.
Although the department said
,only that the project is "required
',to support the missile program,"
;it was learned reliably that it is
'intended as the starting point for
the flight of a 5000-mile-range
'weapon.
1- Dr. John Hagen, director of
!Project Vanguard, told reporters
ihis scientists expect to put a six-,
finch test satellite into orbit next
(month and follow it with a fully•ltalian Boat Explosion
ISTAPT.FS, Italy, Nov. 21 al—
instrumented, 20-inch sphere inl
',March. • boiler. explosion blasted an 'tal
,ian freighter to the bottom of the
Preliminary tests have - been,Naples harbor today, killing at
successful, Hagen said, and '
all two men. Flying debris in
we have to do now is to set it up
and light the fuse." jured more than 100 others and
spread' destruction along the busy
I Lt. Gen. C. S. Irvine, deputy waterfront.
: ichief of staff for Air Force ma-! Darkness halted efforts by di
.terial, disclosed the Air Force is:vers to search the shattered 2275-,
;actively working on the develop—ton Anna Maria levoli for from
ment.of manned ballistic vehicles ' five to eight men believed trapped
and space platforms. 'and dead in the debris.
Anderso
Says
onomy
Strong E
Possible
n U.S.
WASHINGTON
Secretary of the 1
Nov. 21 (..Pl—
Ander
' United States
11 strong, ade
a strong, virile
son said today th,!
can have both "I
quate defense and
economy."
Anderson exprel
to the House Smal
rnittee, in his first
fore a congressic
since he succeed
Humphrey as the
ministration's No.
sed this belief
Business Corn
appearance be
nal committee
d George M.
isenhower ad
-1 money man.
Anderson broug t the commit
tee a prepared stl tement which
dealt especially w th problems of
small business. Hi more general
remarks came asi the result of
questioning by committee mem
bers.
Among other things, he said the
reduction announced last week in
the discount rates by The Federal
Reserve Board for some of its
banks was a step in the right di
rection.
A reduction in this rate usually
leads to easier, and cheaper, cred
it generally. -
Kennedy Sees
'Gangsterland'
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 M—Sen
ate labor rackets counsel Robert
F. Kennedy said tonight that, "If
the proper steps are not taken
immediately, the invisible gov
ernment—the gangster economy—
will control this country."
He told the Society of Profes
sional Investigators in a prepared
speech:
"The most disturbing situation
With which we have to deal is the
gangster, hoodlum,. racketeer,
and even the Mafia infiltration of
some labor unions. The implica
tions of this activity are immense,
the stakes involved are huge."
Reviewing the work of the Sen
ate committee, Kennedy described
how racketeers took over unions,
looted their treasuries and their
pension and welfare funds and
placed their members at the mer
cy of the racketeers.
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Students Veto
Dancing Ban
WINSTON-SALEM. N.C.. Nov.
21 4.-P,—Smiling, joking and sing
ing their alma mater, the 1900-
member student body of Wake
Forest College today cut short
their morning chapel program and
walked out in a demonstration
against the State Baptist Conven
tion's ban of on campus dancing.
An obvious signal, the shrill
ringing of an alarm clock sent the
students marching outside to
chant, cheer and jitterbug.
II was the second demonstra
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tion, which ended its annual
meeting at Raleigh today, voted
'overwhelmingly—by about 85
per cent cf the delegates—last
night to forbid dancing on the
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.
ports.
The State Convention is part of
the Southern Baptist Convention.
About 500 or 600 students, most
ly male, demonstrated last night.
dancing to the music of blaring
phonographs and shouting such
slogans as "Down with the Bap
tists." An effigy of the outgoing
convention president. Dr. J. C.
Canipe of Hendersonville, was
burned.
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Macmillan to Visit France
LONDON. Nov. 21 -Prly.r.e'pean k:ountries -- rs,-,11 not be as-
Minisur Macmillan announced to-'signed a secon,larr role .n NATO
day he will go to Paris Monday to in plans to tighten coordination
see Premier Felix Gaillard. in the allianke.
ly his mission will be to smooth' -----
ruffled British-French relauons iDroke to Go to Sun Bowl
Macmillan told the House of, EL PASO, Tex_ Nov. 21
Commons he and Gaillard will`Drake University of Des Moines,
discuss the Tunisian arms mixup , lowa, has accepted a bnl to pray
and next month's summit meet-:in the Sun Bowl here New Year's
ing of NATO powers. ',Day. Drake's opponent be se-
Diplomatic sources in London lected in a week or 10 days_
said Gaillard is expected to press
for two guarantees from Macmil-`China to Watch Sputnik
lan: HONG KONG. Nov. 21 4'l--
. .
1. That there will be no rep- Peiping radio reports the Soviet
tition of British and Arnericantnion has presented Red Chir.a
arms shipments to Tunisia. 100 telescopes to watch the pro
_2. That_ France and other Euro- greC'; of Sputniks.
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