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General Orders Halt Lod9eS ? yS pulles Faces French Problem
in . L c • U.S. Welcomes On Arrival at NATO Conference
10 Dutch Seizures Red Overtures SSS'SfSffir!'’ 1 “ vmd ty ””
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ordered a halt tonight to the seizure of Dutch businesses and Lodge said today the United critical problem of the Western-Up lte d States and Britain to Tun
threatened severe punishment if his orders were disobeyed.^s*fcS^»' B tt!^!^rt]S lC AfclSf lCe ’* relationS wU N IS FrMce felrSthTams would
The effect of his decree remained to be seen. (Soviet Union. But he added it is ! nn ~ . r - . .__ 1 reach rebels fighting French rule
n,c action of Maj. Gc„. Abdul Haris .Vasution, army chief'^^r^'^o;' 1 *
of staff, was announced after President Sukarno, smiling but Lodge spoke in the 82 nation’?° £e amon 2 the Allies, Dullesfrying to prevent Tunisia from.
tense, made a personal appearance : !U-N. Political Committee in reply- *"*>,_ 10 the Communist bloc
to disprove reports that he had I j■ •, > 'to a speech last night from So- ,lor anns
been ousted by a triumvirate and 1 Jl IfllfO HITC IfQn• viet Dep. Foreign Minister Vasily
made a prisoner of the armv. ** 1 ViV. Kuznetsov proposing a U.S.i
Earlier it had been announced /’V, _ „ ZAA |/’:ll,«,J‘. Sovie £ ?***? °f .friendship andj
that the 56-year-old Sukarno is vV6T OUU Ixlll6o c°°P^^ tlon
leaving the country witliin a week . T _ , _The United States regarded the|
to recuperate from mental and * r J f‘’ Dtc. l 3 OP) A ; Kuznetsov speech as exceeding-:•
physical exhaustion the task o{ studying the present lv mild. It caused Lodge to re-.l
Premier Diuanda a Socialist Ij , ailc law - in 1874. [vise a speech he had prepared ini
nonnmvmanasked Payment °* webtern . L™ today. Unofficial advance. The revised speech re-,
Sarto™ a report ? at > east 600 Persons fleeted a mild skepticism ex-.
» «r"ld Ul ° USandS ft
as actine nresident hut a eove.n- ]ured - mg the United States and other;
tuenl spokesman 'indicated the'. T ft qua^, e struck before dawn,. nations had a ‘‘from or.
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These contradictory statements shook | tentionS -
left observer m the dark as to official p!ace d the cen-'Big Ten OKs 10 Games
*' hat * c * uallj ’ wkS lla PP f ' n;n e be - ter at Sehneh. 240 air miles south- CHICAGO. Dec. 13 (IP) The
rw west of Tehran. Sehneh lies on> Big Ten tonight approved a pro
« 7 - 240 foot Shah Pass, which cutsiposal that conference football
nirtrt. through 10,000-foot mountains be-:teams be permitted to play 10
w?hv U tKi«nmmt lween th e cities of Hamadan and games, starting with the 1959 sea-
S, g •&?%?£££ $% Kerm.mtoh. *m. The limit „.w i, nine.
On that day, Nauslion made a 2
nationwide radio broadcast call
ing on the Indonesian people to
avoid any individual actions
against the Dutch.
Commission Will Study
State Constitution Change
HARRISBURG. Dec. 13 (*>,
Membership of a stale commission
to study possible revision or re
placement of Pennsylvania's con
stitution was completed todav
with appointment of the final five
members.
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WASHINGTON. £>ec. 13 (/P)
—President Eisenhower, lodk-.
ing relaxed and broad*
ly. look off late today for Paris
and the summit meeting of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organi
zation.
heard French Premier Felix Gail
lard state his price-support for
Trance’s attempt to maintain its
| influence in troubled North Af
rica.
i French sources said Gaillard
■and French Foreign Minister
: Christian Pineau led off with a
demand for a coordinated world
policy among NATO members,
extending beyond the strict geo-
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