The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, February 06, 1958, Image 2
PAGE TWO , • Egypt, Syria Ratify Pact tivillton Asks ',/k e Says T ax Cut 1• Forming Arab Republic New System C • , ould Aid. Business , ..„, IPO Feb 5 pP.--The parliaments of Egypt a-a S.,- aof Education WASHINGTON, Feb 5 vpo) whether there is a possible ap proach to some kind of heads ot bl roared 4.,,,-,, 44 today fur the.r . re. , I. n tea •lirao Repu blic -President Eisenhower said state meeting in pursuit of peace. B;LTNOR - r Feb. UP D 1 eo 1-- r en-' or a provisional corattetion under v r-c 1 Egypt's Presi- vt Ito , S. Eisenhower,president today a tax cut could be a But he said he sees no fact to warrant a conclusion that recent de.- . ibc I Garnal Nasser rill rule with virtually ab.olu`e c 4 Jonas Hopkins II hve'stti and l resene weapon to give bust- exchanges of letters with Soviet . e'o-re- Penn State pies dent. to pu 0-- as chief of state. day ad arced a new educationtness a shot in the arm. But he Premier Nikolai Bulge= have gave no i diration whatever of, advanced prospects of better un - what he called A cceptanc• of the historic progra-n to combat recommending a reduction at this derstandmg or increased the like . d decreased ' er was uraatmout bath tzt a tendency to”. a, time'Mood of a fruitful summit con- Korean Premer 4 Damascus and Coro iquality. if not mediocrity" In at hi s ference the nation's secondary school sys- Instead, Eisenhower, t Syria's President Shux-i Ku -stem. by weekly press conference, stood Would Oust Forces vat w•ho sgi ig up his off.ce .I›. E hower a brother ict on that business should Air Group to Hear Talk al hispred uP und 0% D ". o Fin 5 7%..._..a r a i ts se-re under '•as•e- 120-n2.r-wi ck aro ed President EisenhowerEisenhoxer offered his the middle of the Fred Mezzatelli, representative of the Vertol Aircraft Co, will •.o' -'b' Korea's Pr. r ie- Eqa 1 1 the EgYpLan leader before the rjg , ,, , , esito-1 in a, speech before " el Near I The chief executive &In t cont. speak at a meeting of the Instt- Sung called tonight fee snot ;Syrian Parliament Then at Cal Balti m o re Advertising Club, meat, nor was he asked to, on the tute of the Aeronautical Sciences d ... a of 4 f 0 e g t•csaps from=ro a .d'iu a kssf - b.r the an- w ho:la gale him its annual ay ard Navy s second failure,early to at 7 tonight in 105 Mechanical En- Ka ea 4 a eec o•-s that woo d i ce.i. 'seine , - ti-o-grt thunderous as ,»Nran of ne y ear day, to get a Vanguard satellite gmeering reunify the divided nation lcoeera from the 350 Eg P uan - 011 r secondary sChOCIIS" DI into orbit. 1 Faced by the fact that U.S.fia dept. ea Eisenhower said, ''now offer Eisenhower said, too, that "we s c o-s now hale weapons. teas Nasser in a 34 - -ute speeg hto choices -r , several ht.ndred ad are working very hard" to see at e of firing nuclear w.irtieadsltus Assembly,called the " 1 "/ a ferent subjects , many of them across the 38th Parallel. Elm lott.suniise for Araby. vocational. There is no substitute. ae. n to t.• fa, the East la esti , Th. provisional constitution in preparatory education, for s.ae-not e ti : at arose over r=oves' perrairs Nass e r zo name his rigorous study of such fundamen) in •he Genf to nego*ult on. ef own niimitsrs. appoint dopu tals as mathematics,English. a 19'4 l i ties to the National Assembly foreign language. science, history 1 from both Syria and Egypt. and and social studtes" 1 Ike Boosts Stassen 1 name the executive councils to "I would remove , " he added WASHINGTON. F et , $ or. i run the two countries, whirr "all peripheral subjects from pre-: President E.se..h„er said trn d iv now will be called provinces of paratory curriculums, and con he thinks Harold Stassen would the United Arab Republic, centrate them in a 13th high make a good got 0-I,r of Penn-{ The union will have a single school Yea•• for those who want 5%1% aria-v.• hi c h could be one army and a single flag. terminal vocational education." E s.o. of sating Stassen been wLi Te•nsiumily \ asses wail rot be- ! ,vn DrEisenhower said he also uld the academic load resign as E s ‘n e-s da-rna kerne the unions first president = o f -an increase °dents merit adviser.s ur•i after a plebiscite Feb 2L - The n.al rePcon that most of I 'Ft is far the union,proclaimed ' the 200.000 of our most talented Accident Toll Drops s t y° *tic by Nasser and Kuv ally soung people are not going to CHICAGO. Fro 5 4' i -IC Itcti S , st“rdas in Cairo, involves only college at all is that they have -85 Oiki 1r u-ed - J-•-• nussian Egypt a.-id Syria. The was i s open been bored to death arid hale The •.. o s t-Ss . SOO WO ooe That for other Arab stations to join the developed slovenly thinking and was rite to caused by arc dents union or federate with it learning habits," he said. ix the 1 rlc d States 1 i 1957-the lowest such death rate dry the h , o-s of accident s records There are 172 iavrers. 114 ou,i nessrnen. 75 farmers and 62 moNI:- cal men La the rep( 01-memaer Parliament e;ez:eo Tt_ri:ey last October 27. FRATERNITY KEWSPAPEQS Letterpress I ()Mitt Commercial Priaing :St E. 4 - 01 F.GE we 1. Illainosiat Tire.nn Coodowir If you answered "No" to all questions, you obviously But if you want to enjoy smoking as never before. smoke Camels a real cigarette_ Only 6or 7 ''No" switch to Camels. Nothing else tastes ao rich, smokes answers mean 3ou bates get on to Camels fast. Fewer so mild. Today more people smoky Camels than th an 6 .No's - and it rally doessit matter what you any other cigarette. The best tobacco makes the siaoks. Anything's good esoughl best smok.e. Try Camels and you'll agree! 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