PAGE rwo Indonesian Rebel Forces Charge Made Retake Vital Oil Center?* SINGAPORE (/Pi Indonesian rebels announced | VyQSO night thev had retaken the vital oil center of Pakanbaru and n ,< cl mTrTAH *' that an advance guard of a Acninese Moslem warriors had tion of possible perjury was reopened the fight for Medan in North Sumatra. after Some 250 U.S. businessmen, teachers and missionaries in statements attributed to them dur ■ Medan were ordered by the U.S.! in S the House investigation of the _ , consular office there to evacuate jFed eral Communications Gom rlnvnnrt A m/tltf (the key port city. (mission. ■I” VvJI IW nnUllo There were indications that re-i Rep. Charles Wolverton (R-NJ), _ . . _ _ bel operations at Medan begin-(senior Republican on the investi- AAOV6 'ning Sunday had been diversion-j gating subcommittee, said the uwiioiu 1 ¥ iv*v» (ary in the hope of laying Pakan-'Justice Department should get a •» i.haru, 300 miles to the south, open (hearing record “to ascertain by In f ilhfin nA\/nl| to a counterattack bv revolution- whom perjury may have been 111 VUUUII IVCVUH ary forc>s committed.” HAVANA (fPi Streets and A broadcast by the rebel xa- j He said, the four witnesses de stores were almost deserted yes-■ dio in Padang. Central Sumatra, jnied, at least in part, statements terday as Havana awaited the : forces had at- (attributed to them by A, Frank next move in President Fulgencio Pnkanbaru and that the 'Katzentine, who lost a -liami TV Batista's struggle »o retain con-' government troops either tied license fight to a subsidiary of trol of Cuba : 01 surrendered. Arms and am- National Airlines. Rat .--la AmvM no -den* of rnunition were seized, it said. Chairman Oren Harris CD-Ark) an ultimatum from' There was no confirmation from told reporters after the session rebel leader Fidel Castre or S ' ither Jakarta, the Indonesian, that the Justice Department al w Vivtr o?«in t w£ , Lr^ ca P ital ' or re kel sources here of;readv is getting a transcript, that he He continMd « ;a counterattack on Pakanbaru,-However, he said the committee direct hif tOD ' which fcU 10 government ah-would decide later what to do chiefs in an intensified camnaienl troops last Wednesday. Wolverton's suggestion. to crush the snreadine rebelliifnJ US '°' vrle<i Celtex oil Co - has a : Wolverton said an affidavit by to crush the spreading rebellion., operation there • Katzentine had been more or less It seemed dear Batista is de-J anc j about 600 Americans are(a basis for the investigation. In termined to ket p the presldencv: concentrated in the Central Su- it, and in subsequent testimony, e . lo Jl^ e .. , imatra oil area. ' Katzentine charged that the Mi- Castro s ultimatum said unless, The government claimed Sun- ami Channel 10 contest was Batista resigns by early April the; that its troops had secured .“fixed” in favor of the airline. I? • w3ge a flght to “ e j the area, permitting resumption ; Publisher John S. Knight testi luus. i of Caltex operations which were Tied that a National executive act- Witliin hours after Castro's! suspended March 9. ed “extremely confident” the air threat 42 religioi-s, professional. Capt. Agus Soeroto. information line would win the license more fraternal and other organizalions:.director of the Indonesian air 'than a year before the FCC ren demanded that Congress be dis-jforce. said in Jakarta the govern-.dered its decision, solved and all major factions forces have occupied a num allowed to form a provisionelrber of new areas in Central Su govemment, jmatra and are gaining ground in In the tense hours following the;an advance toward the rebel head civic leaders’ manifesto and Cas-quarters in Padang and Bukit- tro's ultimatum Havana's busi-jtinagL ness was crippled. Merchants | The rebel broadcast said gov- | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | ! The Soviet Union has about ! 50 per cent more doctors than the' United States. ! __ According to the latest Moscow! * I I 1 • statistics. Soviet medical' schools: f II I Pm iC are graduating more than twice’ VJVBlllVl! VI iVvVvl 7 O as many doctors as from U.S.; medical schools. ' m m f 0 » a Reflecting in part this Soviet! \§ Mmo±. 0%, JU § o*. U Srnm 0M o*. 00 effort on the health front is the! V Ole Or L(lin I IllPniP i fact that the death rate in the! ” lIIS VI I IV* "C ■ Soviet Union is more than 20 per dadtc -n.tr v. j . j * , .... -cent lower than in the United; PARIS (/Pi—French deputies yesterday TOted a constitu- states. ? tior.al reform few of them liked rather than throw out Pre- , The ? ow , Soviet death rate—■ , - . . , , _ . lowest m the world—reflects not. mier r eli.v Gaiilard at a time of crisis with the Paris police, onlv efficiency of the Soviet complained that no one was onemment forces probing toward the streets and no one was buy-;those areas the last few days have They voted 252-196 for the gen-( i eral principle of Gailiard’s plan! y_—„ rh-J i to strengthen the executive at- * GOT \rITGO OS OGST Parliament's expense. But there • «..■ ■ I _| j were many abstentions. i/rt U/V OV LOOQ6 M the legislation goes through) WASHINGTON This has! S ‘eiSorai SUl r^oi^ se hm one of !!) e r V n i te ? states jUnknown Object Spotted an electoral reform bOl also, best years m the Urn tea Nations; SA „ fr i\'r T qro ib* An planned, it will be harder tori General Assembly, Ambassador! r RAN CISCO IP) An French eowmmenu to be toppled :Her.rv Cabot Lodge told Rep ibli-!^? a< ?T^ er v“S ta< V t - ?L lth from office, easier for the Na-ican women Tuesdav j identified object ofi the rorthern tional Assembly to be dissolved.] the Sputniks the ns f reported , by m,. - |>vsp;;eine spuLiiihs.me U-b-a Western Sea Frontier snokes _ A*| e confidence vote, which-delegate to the U.N. saia in an! man vesterdav GaiUard demanded to v.-.n pas--address to some 1700 persons at' * l! sage of the reforms, was the Uthithe Republican Women’s National e*;|l he had won m little more than;Conference, U.S. prestige has not- TOCK rnanceT SIIII UOwn four months as premier. !been lost in that world forum. ! Y° RK W—The stock The vote was taken as thou-- The Soviet Union, he said. has.S^^f 1 , co ?'‘. e kfck ,* ate sands of gendarmes and riot po-!been “resoundingh* defeated olL ' TuesdayTnit: finished in the minus .lice—one Paris newspaper put its-several important matters,” nota- c ?‘ UTnn * or “ ie straight ses estimate as high as 35.000—were'bly attempts to get Red China Slon - in the city to keep order after!icto the UN. Thursday's police demonstrations] Lodge told the women that UN ;•••••••••••••••••••••••• lor higher pay. {diplomats are wise about power; iiiii a i n. n r Security forces also were out to ‘politics and “at heart they want; WiYIMJ rrOQiQITIS avert any disorder from two polii-'us to be successful.” " j w ical meetings, one called bv the* j Communists and the other by ex-’ Ireland has an area of 32,600' treme rightist groups. Both broke 'square miles, up quietly. i Tfcei nvention of the wheel was At one point in the rightist rally * l2 about 3.003 B.C. a group of men in parachute troop berets booed the United States and shouted “Algeria is French"; This outburst came when the' chairman read a news dispatch from Tunis reporting increased. U-S- action to keep North Africa aligned with the West. * RADIO Sr*; r# *ncJ S^tippfi** •Cm Radios •Portable Radios • Phorsoqrcrphi •Batteries h.f'A State College TV 232 S- Allen SS. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PEI •beer, driven back. Russia Tops US. in Doctors health system but also the fact that, due to heavy World War II; : losses, the proportion of older people in the Soviet population is; lower than in the United States and other Western countries. WEDNESDAY Mornisg Show Morning Devotions Horning Show _ _ . Kevi *?4&suea3 later'ad* News Swap Shop; Hosie for Listen inx Qaeen for a Day Music zX Soon Centre Coar.tr New* . . Wbii’f Gd&s On. 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Mcsie for Listening; __ Dr. SheSey iWIjFMM I=o® Sea Off; INSYIVANIA Dulles Killsßussian Proposal WASHINGTON (/P) —Secretary veiling its proposal Saturday. - of State John Foster Dulles • Replying to Democratic crit tumed down yesterday Russia s - , .. „ I demand that international control 1C _ S i ed , L [ n^ on , Johnson |of outer space be linked with Texas and Michael Mansfield, elimination of American overseas of Oklahoma, who contended the bases-. _ administration allowed the So thaSSteSlatfS oi et 4e°uSSd a ffi ganda " h newsmen on his retoby plane on **“ Umted States from a 10-day trip to the Philip pines and Formosa- In discussing the Russian plan for space control, Dulles in effect accused the Soviets of stealing an American idea and attaching im possible conditions to it as a de vice for killing it He recalled that President Ei senhower already has formally proposed an international agree ment to limit use of outer space to peaceful purposes. Dulles’ words appeared clearly directed at two purposes: • Offsetting propaganda gains Moscow has registered since un- FAST! Wash and Dry You get it back in, about 2 hours on Tuesday and Wednesday. Just drop it off • . . we do the rest. Only 70 cents for 9 lbs. at the Launderette 210 W. College Avenue Sign Ob News and Sparta: RfCKAfiO BASEHART «s> SUIIUI SHATKER fnm c* Hart: tj roots OCSTOrrVSKY M irot PSBOOK* . lIKTSQCOIO* ten fei M&eia b, KfiURO BUNKS feta! t, MUSS S.BEKMJUI WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19. 1958 Storm Blows in Senate Over Kohler Co. Strike WASHINGTON MP)—A storm blew up in the Senate yesterday over the motives and methods of the special Senate committee in vestigating the bitter, four-year old Kohler Co. strike. Sen. 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