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Surrender of Invaders
Negotiated in Panama
PANAMA (/Pi-Two bearded Cuban officers landed at a
remote Panama beach yesterday on a peace mission and con
tacted a band of invaders from Cuba. 1 WASHINGTON (4',—Clarel
The officers immediately began negotiating for the sur- Booth Luce easily won Senate
confirmation as ambassador to
- 1 er del tif the invasion loi ce !Brazil yesterday and almost im-
In another spectacular aspect of the unfolding modern , mediatety set off a brand new
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She and Sen. Wayne Morse (D
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Rept' •cons lhaunts, Cuba's Prim , i Minister Ore.), Castro declared from a plane ,
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'in ftght that the Cubans invadingtother's sanity. critic, raised
questions t.hief about each'
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'Panama were not of his irk In the midst of the storm that]
Oppose Ta X The braided Castro conducted!
abi oadea , t new., conference followed, her edi t o r-husband.l
in' Henry R. Luce, said in New York]
the plane carryin ,h ei e s had asked her to offer her,
g him from Hous-gnation as a result of Senate]
ton, Tex , to an inter-American
On Alcohol i conference in Buenos Ane.,.
criticism.
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1 "That would be good for the
As heard in Havana, Castro
icountry," Morse said.
denounced the Cubans in Pana
ma as violating his Cuban revo- 1 Several senators accused Mrs.
lutionary principles and ignor-L. uce of going too far, indulging
ing direct orders to avoid any l in intemperate language and
such involvements.evon being invective.
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His peace-seeking officers land- There was no word from Mrs.
ed on Panama's Caribbean coast,Luce as to whether a resignation
and found the invaders in the lit-;had been submitted.
tie town of Nombie de Dios, Pan- But press secretary James C.
mita', National Guard reported. Hagerty said at the White House
There was no immediate indi-:that Mrs. Luce had not been in
cation whether the officers were'touch with anyone there since
~ ucce;-tul in talking the invaderslthe vote on confirmation and
into surrender me. The negotia-,added.
lions were taking place in the "There has been no resigna
town's p a ik. tion."
As the talks took place, there , A flurry of White House tele
were new reports that mere in. ;phone calls to Sen. Everett Dirk
vaders were coming from Cuba. ;sen of Illinois, the Senate .Re-
Panama promised to spare the'publican leader, indicated that a
l ives o f ih,.. already landed in-,re.,ignation might be imminent.
vadeis if they laid down their, ---
H ktIitISHUP,G UP IA combina
tion of nine Houmt Democratic
lolief, and solid Republicans op
po mum la night threatened the
pa—age of Gov. Lay:re:lce', plan
to extend the 3 per cent sales
t.i\ to beer and liquor.
Eep Stephen McCann, Ifouse
Democratic floor leaden., said he
v.ould nevertheless push for a fr.
vote Wednesday event though
pto,peett-t wet e in doubt.
"We'ne going to toll the bill," he
told the Associated Press "We had
a Republican plonusc to suppo! I
the bill and I'm going to find out
about that pionnse."
Rep. Albeit W. Johnson, GOP
floor leader, said hi, 102-member
GOP CaI.RF, agreed during the day
to cote solidly against the meas
ure.
l'tevrously, he had said that Cuba promised every possible
sorlx Republicans may supportihelp in halting the invasion that
the measure Ito had identified thelhas embarrassed Castro's govern-;
gioup of Republicans as prohibi-iment•
tamkts who would be disposed to' President Ernesto de la Guar
load the liquor industry with dia Jr. said two invasion ships
chtumal taxation. j were reported on their way to
teviNed, the beer and liquor Panama from Cuba.
::ales tax ‘t ould exempt actos-h The information came from the,
the-bar drinks. The levy instead ame source that tipped off the:
would be imposed on letad and "anama govei nment to the land
wholesale sale made by beer dis-I,ng of about 80 men last Satur-:
trihittors and state liquor stores lav on Panama's Caribbean coast.'
The amended bill would yielinThe government claimed that rich,
37' 2 million dollars, 21 1 ' 2 milhonspanamantan citizens hued Cuban
shot of the 59 millions estimated' neirenartes to invade and try to
a, toe m evemie from the of 'glint opole the government of De la
bili ( Guardia.
Fixed Check Asked
For Nuclear Tests
GENEVA r The Soviet Un- wedge between the United
ion jiit ve,terday it Will cooperate States and Britain.
The two Western powers have
in a cto-ftee sy , .tein Spot'
oire .
Ica to explore the idea but
"ecktng the "It" or suspected have given Tsarapkin a list of
nuclear c p10 , 10n , . if the three - oreotions dealing with its apple-;
tuoinic pot:. els fix the number of .itron
such chcch in advance
mon T.4,napkin, chef Soviet
dele , .tate to the amletence here on
a ti , dty to oan nuclear told
men th” proposal of
fciod a olidurts to hiedk the dead
lock in the :Nix-month-old talks,.
The Soviets have been insist
ling on a veto over inspection
arrangements for a test ban.
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Tsatarpkin called for a prompt
aceentance ut pttnetple of the So
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(,t s a< a way to break the itn
p.t,se
The idea of a limited number ,g
of spot checks was brought up o
by the Soviets Monday amid
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Luce Named
Ambassador
To Brazil
'PRR States Right
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PHIL A DET,PHIA (IF') The
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State Supreme Court yesterday it
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Budget Seen Cut
Below $77 Billion
WASHINGTON (JP)—Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson of Texas perdicted yesterday that Congress will
cut President Eisenhower's budget below the 77 billion dollars
he asked—but perhaps won't balance the budget.
When qubstioned by reporters, Johnson said he was not
forecasting a balanced budget for
the next fiscal year, startingi
July 1
"We may not raise all the
money the President wants us Vet® ®f REA Bill
to raise, but we'll appropriate
less than he asked us to spend," 1
he explained. WASHINGTON (Pi—The Sen-
Eisenhower sent to Congress,ate, with Democrats in the sad
last January a budget to be bal- 'die, voted yesterday to override
anted with an increase in the t ax `, PleidPnt Eisenhower's veto of a
on highway fuels and higher pos-; --
tai rates. Neither of these boosts Anil that would strip away Secre
has gotten anywhere in Congress tart' of Agriculture Ezra Taft Ben
soi far. !son's power over rural electri-
Johnson said America must !fication loans
dedicate itself to "the realiza- j The 64-29 count—two votes
lion that our free enterprise
more than the required two-thirds
system is locked in the struggle
with an enemy, not within our majority—was a stinging rebuff
own country but without." ;to Eisenhower. Only a few hours
Saying a balanced budget is 'congressional leaders he hoped earlier, he had told Republican
"not a partisan issue, except in
the headlines," Johnson said Dem- his veto Monday would be sus
ocrats and Republicans alike have-
tamed.
a stake in a second economy and Fifty-eight Democrats and six
a balanced budget. 1 Republicans, all but one from
Midwest farm states, voted to
In 1880, the first roll film for override. Siding with Eisenhower
cameras was patented by George' were 28 Republicans and a single
Eastman. Today, more people are Democrat—Sen. Frank J. Lausche
taking more pictures than ever,of Ohio.
before. And more photography Asked for comment, the White
advertisers are investing more ad- House press secretary, James C.
vertising dollars in newspapeis Hagerty, said: "There is another
than ever before. :house, isn't there"
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