The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 03, 1959, Image 3

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    FRIDAY. APRIL
Soviet
Attempt to Limit
cess to Berlin
Air A
BERLIN (11 3 )--H
ion yesterday ch,
ca's detenninatio
he Soviet Un- and test flignt Wednesday, possi
-1 llenged Ameri-ibly because of stern Soviet warn
in to maintaini ings
o Berlin. It
free air access
warned any n
flights through t
v high-altitude
e Berlin air cor
collision with
rulors would ris
Soviet fighters.
A Soviet Emba • sy spokesman in
East Berlin insi ted the dispute
over Western air access routes to
this Communist- ncircled city is
strictly a matter of flight safety.
But U.S. offs "als said it in
volves the principle of Western
rights in Berlin•, now threatened
by Moseow's diplomatic offensive
on Germany.
Specifically at issue is whether
the Soviets have a right to put
a 10,000-foot altitude ceiling on
the three Western air corridors,
each running about 100 miles
from West Germany to Berlin.
Three Soviet fighters buzzed an
unarmed American transport
above 20.000 feet last Friday as it
flew through one of the corri
dors.
The United States backed down
on a plan to send through a sec-
f'
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CONFERENCE
April 3
IS LOVE ENOUGH!
The Rev. William Wimer
April 10
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April 17
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A high-altitude Cl3O Hercules
transport was at an air base some
where in West Germany standing
ready to try again when Wash
ington gives the green light.
General to Investigate
Rank Pulling Incident
TOKYO (IP)—The general who
commands U.S. forces in Japan
has emerged as a GI hero—along
with a spunky enlisted man who
took a protest right to the top.
Lt. Gen. Robert W. Burns or
dered a military airliner back to
Japan, put aboard five enlisted
men on emergency home fur
lough, and opened an investiga
tion of the lieutenant colonel they
said had bumped them.
"All I can say is that as far
as I'm concerned, I had nothing
to do with keeping those people
off the plane," said Lt. Col.
Charles Platt Jr. of New York
City. He had been headed for a
vacation in Hawaii,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Chinese Claim State
Lama in India ,Fired
NEW DELHI, India li-1 3 ) Red( HARRISBURG (iP)—Col. Frank
China's radio clamed yesterdayG. McCartney, Pennsylvania state
Tibetan rebels fleeing Chinese'police commissioner, reported yes-
Communist , pursuit have broughtl terday that trooper Charles E.
their young god-king, the Mimi
Lama, into India. IPierce has been dismissed from
There was no confirmation here•the force for engaging in a brawl
or at India's northern frontier. 'with other troopers at the Greens-
The New China News Agency bur „ ,
oarracits.
said the 23-year-old Dalai Lama! g
--
was brought across the border, McCartney emphasized that the
March 31 and the Indian govern-dismissal was completely unre
ment ordered border and police'lated to Pierce's having arrested
authorities to meet the party. I
!Gov. Lawrence's son "Jerry" last
An Indian Foreign Ministry I
spokesman, told of the Peipinglsummer near Butler for speeding.
report, said "we have no informa- Pierce, who operates a restau
tion." rant in Westmoreland county, said
On Formosa, the official Nation- he had no comment to make on
alist China News Agency reportedlMcCartney's order which was
fighting still in progress between' handed down last January.
rebels and Red Chinese troops. He was on the force since 1938.
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PAGE THREE
U.S. Pledges
Allies Defense
WASHINGTON (.4)—The Unit
ed States pledged yesterday to use
its full array of aircraft and mis
sile power to defend its Atlantic
Pact allies if it should become
necessary.
It made this pledge shortly af
ter President Eisenhower had
cautioned this country's North At
lantic Pact Allies against 'substi
tuting illusions for reality' in
seeking tension-reducing agree
ments with Russia
Speaking on behalf of the U.S.
Government, acting Secretary of
State Christian Herter also told
the 15-nation Atlantic Pact Coun
cil that the United States is now
making faster progress than Rus
sia in developing missiles.
HOW
THAT
RING
GETS
AROUND!