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Vanguard...
Kruschy Claims
Van Zon'd, Gives'opini.n U.S.
_ r MOSCOW, D<-C, 6 '.&r- Nikita
HARRISEeR j. Drc t Khrushchev declared tonight part
R( 'a , i S „ E 'a ? . Z the carrier rocket of Sputnik I
ea,d today thr administration h ? d :fe! , in Un;tefi states Sunday
exercised poor judgment in its an{ j t j, e Americans won't give it
candid treatment of attempts to y., r \.
launch a first US satellite. The; ' „ .
congressman suggested it might i Comnumist party secretary
have been better to follow the!^ 1 7 > Pk asi rfd he meant the United
Russian example of anouncement." 3 '- 65 . ltselr< . not simply the
after the accomplished fact. lAmerican continent.
★ ★ * j “We relied on them, trusting in
Appropriate Headline H iejr decenc >'. but they did not
cc hve up to our trust, he remarked.
TOPEKA. Kan , Dec. 6 -JPl —The in Washington, a State Depart
followinc headline on the Ameri-; mcn t spokesman disclaimed any
can satellite launching failure was.knowledge of the rocket hitting
carried across the front page of u.S. soil. A spokesman for the
s _ Topeka satellite project said
8,7, 6. 5, 4, 3,2, l Phfft. ,there was no evidence the frag
* * * iment hit the United States.
NlXOn 'DiSODDOinted' i Khrushchev said the' Soviet
*\\ r ~, , r government will ask the United
NEW \ ORK, Dec 6 hi i \ ice states to return the fragment.
President Richard M. Nixon said'
tonight he is disappointed but not.
discouraged by the failure of the,
nation's first earth satellite.
"We an- behind now in the sat-j
ellite field." Nixon declared. "We
will not stay that way."
Red Failures Claimed
NEW YORK. Dec. 6 i.Ri—Dave'
Garroway said on his NBC-TV
’“Today" show today the Russians'
had Hi failures before they were
successful in launching a satel
lite. i
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ONE PAIR of tncn*« hockey ikatm, tit* t»
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prwtrclom. Jack VogH AD 7-4V2H.
ALPHA OMICKON R! Knit and Bake Sale.
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JUDE WANTED by three am.lent* to Rhila.
for foreign Service exams. L**av«* Sunday
Dec. h, return Monda> evening Rhone
John Ralevich AD b-C>927 after 10 p.m.
WANTED: PEOPLE interested in learning,
to ski. Instruction offered by Penn State;
Outing Club beginning Saturday. Dec. 7.1
1:30 p.m. Mineral Science Auditorium.
SEVEN COPIES of The Daily Collegian of
November 2.1. 1V57 Will pay J. 25 per!
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ATHERTON GIRLS: Thank r»u for rr-
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• cold night. The Blender*. Ext. 2«2.
EVE STARTED IT . . - Wove been eating
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miics out tt’wt College Ave.
INTERESTED in going to
STUDENTS
Bermuda during Easter vacation—please,
contact Andrea ext- 917 or Sever AD b-6311.|
COMING SATURDAY. December 7 Ice
Skating Exhibition by Herthey Skating!
Club. University Rink. 2 p.m,
LOCAL REPAIR Set * ice on ail make* el
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1957
Dulles OK's Visits
To Red China Captives
' WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 f.T 5 /
Secretary of State John Foster
| Dulles reversed himself today
'and decided that "close relatives”
iof six Americans held in Red
China would be granted passports
to visit the prisoners.
This pre-Christmas action was
the third move at the State De
partment within six months to
; lower travel bars between the
; United States and the Chinese
Communist mainland.
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Holland Requests
Indonesian Talks
The Netherlands government
called yesterday for an emergency
meeting of its North Atlantic
Council allies to discuss develop-.
| ments in Indonesia, according to
;the Associated Press. Members of
| the council agreed to meet in Paris
todav.
! Meanwhile, in Jakarta, Indo
nesia, the Indonesians began driv
ing out the Dutch rear guard
which held on after colonial days
land ran the nation’s rich oil, rub
;ber and business empires.
News and Views
To Go on Sale
I The Christmas issue of the
jHome Economics magazine, News
'and Views, will be on sale Mon
day.
| This issue contains an article
(entitled “Celebrate Christmas
Creatively” by "Miriam McGrew,
associate professor of home art.
Besides Christmas decorating;
ideas, the magazine contains fa-;
vorite recipes of students in the!
college. Stories and sketches of
home economics personalities are
also included.
Democrats Mourn'Blow'
The widely publicized failure of
:the Vanguard satellite rocket was
mourned by Democratic members
of Congress today as a “grievous”
and “humiliating” blow to Amer
ican prestige.
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ANY NORMAL DORM’LL be full of Lucky
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on any campus and no wonder! A
Lucky, you see, is a light smoke—the
right smoke for everyone. It’s made of
nothing but naturally light tobacco ...
golden rich, wonderfully good-tasting
tobacco that’s toasted to taste even bet-
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light up a Lucky. You’ll say a light
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