FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1958
England
Wonder
LONDON, Feb. 13 (IP) Britain announced today its
scientists are rushing work on a new wonder missile of
medium range that can be fired with a nuclear war load from
underground bases. The weapon was billed as superior to
those in the U.S. arsenal_
The announcement also disclosed that British air fleets
are being etittirspo with hydro
gen bombs made in Britain.
These were the salient points
of a government WWI* Paper
prepared by Defense Minister
Duncan Sandys. It constituted
an interim report on a five
. year program initiated last year
to streamline the defense forces
for the nuclear-missile age.
In blunt language the White
Paper warned the Kremlin that:
l an) , Soviet aggression would force
the West to hit back with stra-1
tegic nuclear weapons from bases'
which will dominate every target:
la importance in the Soviet Union.]
This would, however, be a
Momisful prospect, the report
said. It emphasized that the
only way to change the pros
pect is . for the East and West
to agree on comprehensive
disarmament by all nations.
coupled with comprehensive in
spection and control by a world
authority. "Nothing less than
this makes sense." it said.
Sandy's sweep in g review
warned that the West's success]
in avoiding global war by the;
strategy of nuclear power poses
'other dangers.
Sandys described the new in.
terrnediate-rangy missiles un
der development as more ad.
wanted than the U.S. IRBM for_
which four bases soon will be
built in the British Isles..
He said Britain had a growing
stockpile of atomic weapons and
British hydrogen bombs are in
production and deliveries to the
,Royal Air Force have begun.
Democrats Plan
Anti-Recession
Undertakings
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (1?)
Democratic leaders in Congress
went to work on a 10-point anti-'
recession program today and also
planned to review the possibili
ties of a tax cut this year.
Sen; Lyndon B. Johnson (D-
Tex.), the party's chief in the
Senate, has asked the chairmen
of six key committees there to
come up quickly with legislative
proposals aimed at relaxing cred
t, multiplying public works proj
ects and generally creating more
jobs.
House Speaker Samuel Ray
burn (D-Tex.) disclosed the plan
to have another look at the tax
structure in the light of Tues
day's report that almost 4 1 / 2 mil
lion Americans are unemployed.
Rayburn told a news confer
ence the Democratic leaders
wou'l review the situation and
see where a tax cut, if there is
one, will do the most good, and
determine whether the budget
w'll stand it.
One measure advocated by
Johnson is a post office construc
tion bill. President Eisenhower
-proposed a two - billion - dollar
modernization program for the
postal service earlier in the week.
Dilworth Non-Committal
WASHINGTON. - Feb. 13 (AI—
Asked today whether he will re
sign as mayor and run for gover
nor of Pennsylva Mayor Rich
ardson Dilworth of Philadelphia
replied:
"I honestly don't know."
THINK...
Through Your Faith
THE UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFERS FIVE
COURSES IN RELIGION DURING THIS SEMESTER DESIGNED
TO SUPPLEMENT THE REGULAR ACADEMIC PROGRAM OF
STUDENTS, ON A NON-CREDIT BASIS:
CHRISTIAN CLASSICS
A study of the writings of John Wooimam
Kierkegaard. and Francis de Sales. Re
sources to develop the inner life and :hies
to life's purpose and meaning.
Monit s us. 4:10 pm
Instructor: Bess Genevieve Dins.
A. 8.. MA.. B.D.
INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE
Understand the Bade by looking at it as a
whole: discover its central affirandients in
regard to G atio u. God, man. Jesus
Christ, good and ev3l, and history.
Thursday 4:10 pm
Instructor: Mrs. T. V. Gilpatriek.
B.A.
RELIGION AND CONTEMPORARY
LITERATURE
An exPlarationin the relationship be
tween religion and literature. Among the
writers to be considered are Sartre, Wil
liams, Camas. • aka. Dostoyevsky, Eliot;
Auden. and F
Indructor: Mr.
A.B. A.D..
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Reports
Missile
Ike Greeted by Snow
On Arrival in Georgia
MOULTRIE, Ga., Feb. 13 (W)—
When President Eisenhower ar
rived at Spence - Air Force Base
I today an inch of snow which fell
during the night had melted for
the most part.' The thermometer
stood at 34 when the presidential
plane arived_
FCC Head
Investigated
By Rogers
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (iP)
Atty. Gen. William B.
Rogers today directed the FBI
to investigate charges that
FCC Commissioner Richard
A. Mack received money from
a lawyer interested in. a case
before the Federal Communi
:,.ations Commission.
An aide said Rogers "acts on
his own motion" alter House in
vestigators heard testimony that
Mack admittedly accepted sever
al thousands of dollars from a
lawyer active in getting a Miami
television license.
Mack was not available to news- " I don't want to oversell or; craft warnings were up from
men. He - was a b sent f rom a t o i l over-estimate ._. . we don't have alTarnpa, on the Florida Gulf Coast,
scale session of the FCC assem-i
magic wand. If we can get la southward through the Florida
bled to hear final oral argumentsi
per cent of the unemployed back l Kevs and north to Cape Hatteras,
in a Toledo TV channel case. ;on the job perhaps we can getN. C.
this thing snowballing." The snow reached ai the way
In other developments stem-i i
ming from the explosive Howe Leader emphasized that his :from Amarillo and other Texas
probe: program is keyed to plans to ' Panhandle points to Savannah.
•Schwartz said the. subcom-; accelerate construction and oth- Ga., and Cross City, Fla.
mittee files contain copies of two: er projects already on the draw- Snow which fell on the Mardi
letters from chief White Hous e . ing boards. As a typical exam- IGras celebration in New Orleans
aide Sherman Adams relating to' pie he said that some schools . melted rapidly as the mercury
a matter under consideration at which have already been ap- !climbed from a low of 27 degrees.
the time by another federal regu-1 proved fox construct= can be iShreveport, La.. reported lit de
latory agency. ! built sooner than planned. He igrees
*sett. Wayne L.-Morse (D-Ore)i urged that every effort be made, } Two inches of snow heaviest
called in the Senate for a sepa-; to push all construction ached- fall in 70 years—covered some
rate inquiry by that body into! tiles ahead. sections of South Georgia. There
FCC and five other government There are now about 435,000iwas a four-hour fall at Thomas
regulatory agencies. Morse. who, unemployed in Pennsylvania, a VI ville, where President Eisenhow.
briefly had custody of Schwartz's; per cent increase over the same; er arrived during the afternoon
working files, said there was' time last year. i'.'o_ a vacation.
"more than enough" for both the'
House and Senate to investigate.
Superior Court Judge
Sets Aside PUC Order
STROUDSBURG, Pa.. Feb. 12,
(Al—President Judge Chester H.
Rhodes of Pennsylvania Superior'
Court today set aside temporarily;
a Public Utilities Commission or-,
der forbidding the Pennsylvania;
Railroad from curtailing some of
its passenger trains engaged in
interstate commerce_
The decision by Judge Rhodes:
means the PRR will be able toy
curtail service this Sunday on
runs affecting Washington, Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia and New
York.
OLD TESTAMENT: A . STUDY OF
GENESIS
A. study of the great dramatic events: the
Creation. Fall. Flood. Construction of the
Tower of Babel. elm, end their cockeyes.
ary significance..
Tuesday 4:10 pm
Instructor: The Bev. Theodore Braun.
8.A.. 8.D.. S.T.M. .
NEW TESTAMENT: A STUDY OF
JESUS, THE CHRIST
trough the use of the record according
to Luke., a survey of the events and say
ings in the life of Jesus will be studied.
_ Monday 4:11:11nn
Instructor: Tho 800. Hal Leper.
-8. A.. B.D. .
TIME: Ten weeks, one hour per week,
beginning week of February 17.
PLACE: Program Center of Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
COST: $2.00 for each course. Will ap
ply toward cost of text book.
REGISTER: At U.C.A. office or come
to the first meeting of the class.
Leader Pushes Plan
On Unemployment
ERIE, Pa.. Feb 13 QP)—Gov. George 141 Leader told a
regional conference today that all governmental agencies
need to cut red tape in an effort to provide more jobs and
reduce mounting unemployment.
Leader spoke at the first in a series or regional meetings
he has called to stimulate interest
in his plan for a $2.00 million{ ( and Cold
"crash' s program keyed to cor j
struction projects-
Some 400 industrial and laborp
leaders along with the Chamber'
ag - ue South
of Commerce and other civic l MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 13 I.
groups attended from eight west-lbright sun wiped patches of snow
ern Pennsylvania counties. toff the face at the South today
- Help is needed from local but Florida, plagued by cold all
and federal governments to I winter, was warned t expect an
create jobs which will reduce other freeze Friday morning.
m u tin Sr ImmPlirfraant: 1 Fresh winds pushed cold, dry-
Leader declared. adding: s ing air into the area and small
This sweetheart of a lass is
—fourth semester physical education major from Canonsburg.
MARLYNINI is one of four lovely Penn State coeds
who will be featured at the
Owl:, SAap:l
Coke-Fashion Show-
Tomorrow, February 15
130 to 230 p.m.
All coeds are cordially invited to the unveiling of Charles'
carefree new fashions for spring!
Free Cokes and lovely Spring Fashions ...
Everybody's going! See you there?
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—Photo by Gary Triairnel