SATURDAY. JANUARY 11. 1958
Ike's Space Agency
Hit ly AF General
Dulles Rebukes .Van Zandt Urges Coal Research Plan
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8 (-P) —; need to locate new industries in
IBuitganin Letter ,Repr es entative James E. Van economically depressed areas. He
Zandt (R-Pa) today urged Con-, is sponsor of one of a number of
:gres.i, to pass as soon as possible! bills which would grant federal
lAs proixtqancia legislation to establish a research aid to such industries,
'program for the coal industry. Such a program would "in ef
seclare'ASH:lNoGf T S ON. c. Jan.lo (4 , ..---
ITON, Jan. 10 (iP)—An Air Force general t o - In a speech on the House floor. fact, •give our coal producing re
edtat Dules today; -
President Eisenhower's plan for a separate dismissed Soviet Premier Bulga-1
;Tun's new letter to President £i-Ong
Van Z ~,,n ts ande said that a law creat
a research and development‘ i''" a greater opportunity for
!senhower as "massive repetition" comnnssion is essential to the eco- 1 lifting themselves out of the eco
gency.
Bernard A. Schriever, boss of the Air Force.and clever propaganda. !nonne health of coal-producing nomic doldrums that have per
states and to an assured supply cisted for the greater part of the
1, contended the plan is a costly duplication of, Dulles rejected Bulganm's pro-c of energy in the future. dozen and one years since the eon-
Air sa . Force abilities to send a ,-._
na made yesterday, for an
manned satellite to the moon and ; 'ns.t-West summit conference ; !within
within the next three months. He, Van Zandt also cited anew the elusion of World War 11," he said.
Haack in a few years. delivered a scathing rebuke of So-;--
Schriever
Schriever made his criticism of Viet promises and propaganda'
!this and other Defense Depart techniques.
I But Dulles told a news confer
tment decisions in prepared-state-fence the United States would go
iment to the Senate Preparedneass to a summit meeting provided:
llnvestigation subcommittee yes- 1 1. "There is adequateprepara
-Iterday. This was within hours of ,tion for it . . . there should be
the time Eisenhower was tell, n esufficient advance exploration of
the subjects to be discussed to be
the nation he was setting up at sure that the subjects will really
!separate group to manage new relate to significant matters."
space projects. s
i 2. There is "a reasonable as
/t was the latest episode in :surance that it will accomplish
what 34=111 sources are begin- some 'desirable result . .. a pros
ning to call "a - revolt of the I pect of agreement in some .worth
generals." Lt. Gen. James NI. while falai."
I Gavin, Army thief of research I Of disarmament, Dulles said it,
and development, is retiring would be imprudent and "futile
because, he says, the Army is 'and rather reckless" to ma k e
deteriorating rapidly and "I
changes in policy on a purely,
can't get anything done" about speculative basis.
it. ' H said there would have to he
Gen. Thomas D. White. Air .advance knowledge that such'
;Force chief of staff, has told the changes stood a good chance of
[Senate committee that Eisenhow- 'being accepted by the Soviet
ler has not asked enough money: Union.
lin connection with a planned'
Istepup of the intercontinental i eft •
ballistic missile—lCßM. we Started For
SAC T echnicians
Schriever, in his testimony. '1"
criticized It, Defense Department;
decision to use both the Army-1 SHREVEPORT. La., Jan. 10 (JP,
developed Jupiter and the Air ;_The Air Force said today Le)
Force Thor as intermediate range itechnicians are being drafted
ballistic missiles—lßßM.ifrom the Strategic Air Command
Schriever said that, if a deli- un an accepted drive to get SAC
'Sion is made immediately to ! ! missile units operational.
in cre a s e production rates i Officials at nearby Barkidate'
"t wic a as many operational l Air Force Base said in some in-
IRBM squadrons, all Th e r !stances mil are bei n g called
"equipped" can be deployed by from higher headquarters nests
early 1960 and that the first ;by name to fill missiles persen
two Thor squadrons would he ;nel needs. I
overseas by the end of calendar I Scientists, a spokesman said.
year 1958. are screening personnel records i
WASHIN
night challen
unified space.
Maj. Gen.
missile progr. .
Jimene
Forms
binet
New C
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in Vs ne'
-CARACAS, V nezuela, Jan. 10
(.P) Marcos Perez
Jlmenez formed a new Cabinet
today and . oust•d -the unpopular
heads df his ante for Ministryandi
sectftity •,poliee in an effort to,
save his regime.'
He- thus -apparently resolved,
the most serious crisis since he
became president in 1952. - The
crisis has been mounting since he
put down -a military -revolt New
Year's May.
Thrown out of office and re
-ported en route to 'exile were In
terior Minister Lauieano Vallen
illa Lanz and the security police
chief, Pedro Estrada.
The interior minister had been
bitterly chitieized as the author
of the 'formula to have Perez Ji
'menez returned to the presidency
for a new five year term at the
- - yes or no plebescite' last Dec. 15.
-The President had no opposition
..on the ballot.
Estrada was perhaps more hat
,eC by some Venezualan political
leaders than Perez Jimenez him
self. They accused Estrada of tor
turing -political prisoners, among
them leading members of the
.armed forces, , who were arrested
on conspiracy charges on the :very
, eve of the revolt.
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