16. 1958
The W rid at a Glance
Khrushchev ays IGOP Join Forces
Reds Lead i Ag
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
LONDON (A)—Soviet Premier,
Nikita Khrushchev claimed yes -1
terday the Soviet Union is out
stripping the United States in ,
total wool, butter, milk, and cot
ton production. But he acknow
ledged major shortcomings in So
viet agriculture.
He blamed hte fall-down on five
ex-leaders fired out of govern
ment and party posts on charges
that they are enemies of the So
viet Communist party.
Last week Gen. Ivan Serov, So
viet security chief and for a long
time Khrushchev's personal body
guard, was removed from his
post.
State Agents Will Hit
Cigarette Bootlegging
HARRISBURG (W)—The State
Revenue Department opened a
special drive yesterday aimed at
bootlegging of untaxed cigarettes
into Pennsylvania during the
holiday period.
Enforcement agents were au
thorized to set up roadblocks at
border points for irfspection of
automobiles in a move to dis
charge traffic in untaxed ciga
rettes.
I Dies in Venezuela Riot
CACAS, Venezuela UP) One
man was reported killed and 27
wounded Sunday night in rioting
at El Consejo, 30 miles southwest
of Caracas.
Dispatches from the village
said 17 persons were rested in a
fight set off when 50 persons at
tacked the police station with gun
fire and home made bombs.
Mcßride Resigns Position
HARRISBURG (JP)—Thomas D.
Mcßride submitted his resigna
tion as attorney general yester
day.
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To Control Senate
WASHINGTON (Al—Ten
strong supporters of the Eisen
hower foreign policy banded to
gether yesterday for a fight to
win control of the Republican
leadership in the Senate.
The 10 senators voted unani
mously to offer a full slate of
candidates to the Republican cau
cus which meets in January to
elect officers for the new Sen
ate.
This was a challenge to Sen.
Styles Bridges of New Hampshire,
chairman of the Senate GOP Pol
icy Committee, and to Sen. Ever
ett M. Dirksen of Illinois, Bridges'
choice to succeed retiring Sen.
William F. Knowland of Califor
nia as Republican floor leader.
It could lead to a decision by
Bridges, the senior Senate Repub
lican, to ask for the floor leader
ship himself.
23 New Princes Added
To College of Cardinals
VATICAN CITY UP) Pope
John XXIII reinforced the College
of Cardinals yesterday with 23
new princes to help him bear the
growing burdens of the Roman
Catholic Church.
Archbishops Richard James
Cushing of Boston and John F.
O'Hara of Philadelphia were for
mally elevated to the purple along
with 21 other prelates from eight
nations at a secret consistory.
Van Brocklin to Stay
PHILADELPHIA {PP) Norm
Van 13rocklin will continue to play
for the Eagles and during the off
season will work in a public rela
tions capacity.
The star passer, who Sunday
completed his first season with the
Eagles, will make speeches and
help promote interest in the pro
club.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Dulles,deGaulle
Fail to Arrive
At Agreement
PARIS (W) —U.S. Secretary of
State John Fos te r Dulles and
French Premier Charles de Gaulle
failed yesterday to sweep away
underlying differences between
France and the United States on
the eve of important Atlantic Pact
conferences.
On Berlin, both reaffirmed the
Western position taken Sunday
that Britain, France and the Uni
ted States would maintain their
position and keep free access to
the city despite threatening moves
from Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev.
Dulles and the foreign ministers
of all the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization countries sit down
today to consider the Berlin
question and a wide range of
defense problems.
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