FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
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day Nikita Khrusf
man who truly is ;
between East and 1
But Eisenhowe
Americans will not b
ically disarmed by t
Premier’s forward :
march of world prog
will bury capitalism.
“When you are t,
communism versus f
are talking down at
depths of conviction :
of free men,” Eisei
earnest
"I do not believe
ter debaters or gr<
ances of sincerity «
else are going to foo
ican people long."
But Eisenhower a
crowded room he 1
the Soviet leader agr
a third great war woi
and crazy.
The President replied cau
tiously when, at life outset of
the quesiion-and-ahswer vol
leying, he was asked whether
he saw any concrete evidence
of a change in position by the
bald and bouncy Premier on
cold war issues.
U.S. Again Fails
To Orbit Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (/P)
“The United States failed to or- 1
bit a navigation satellite Thurs-i
day and added another black
mark to an embarrassing week
for American space efforts.
The 265-pound satellite, called
Transit I, rode skyward atop a
three-stage Thor-Able rocket. It
was designed to study the possi
bility of using satellites as navi
gation stations in space.
But the rocket’s third stage did
not ignite and the satellite ap
parently met a fiery doom in a
plunge through the earth's atmos
phere.
Opposite the Main Gate
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8. 1959
ent Says
its Sincere
i (JP) —President Eisenhower said yester-
Kehev has spoken and acted here like a
; seeking an agreement to end the conflict
'Vest.
r told his news Conference he is sure
13 psycholog
:ie Soviet
:;tep in the
;ress—that it
Khrushchev’s attitude has been!
extremely friendly, Eisenhower
parried, but the talks so far have
been very preliminary. It would
be unwise and undesirable, he
added, to talk of progress or the
lack of it until after he and
Khrushchev wind up their talks
at Camp David, Md., next week
Iking about
•eedom, you
the very
n the hearts
ihower said
[dresses the 82-nation Assembly
I rinc Procontc Fnday afternoon
kUv/9 r I CgCl * IJ> j In his first appearance at the
v ■ ibl* i UN since becoming Secretary of
[ fICO |ft UN [State, Herter outlined a program
' [aimed at bringing about construc
[ VIENTIANE, Laos (JP) Laos't' ve changes by peaceful means
istarted presenting its case against * n disarmament, world politics
the Communists to a UN fact-; an d economic and social fields.
that mas
at appear
r anything
ihe Amer-
ssured the
eels certain
>es with him
ild be stupid
[finding commission yesterday j * Although he did not mention
[But solid proof was lacking and Khrushchev by name, many of
a UN spokesman said the four-fnis statements were obviously
nation subcommittee does not,aimed at the Soviet leader now
know when it will get evidence!in New York.
to support Laotian accusations of; Lloyd came up with a new
aggression by Communist North!three-stage disarmament plan
Viet Nam. j that will go before the 10-nation
Earlier, a Laotian official ex- jEast-West conference in Geneva
pressed hope the subcommittee 'next year along with Khrush
would have proof of the charges I 'chev’s proposals
by the weekend. I S .... . . . „ , „
Hand grenades bearing Chinese rnl r ilst f r called for
characteristics have been cap- a s * u dy by experts at conferences
tured in northern Laos and top ? n P j lt v Cu ar Problems, to be fol
the list of evidence the govern- {owed ky ® gradual cutback in
ment plans to present the sub- eai „ an f conventional arni s
committee, an authoritative f.!l c ?,i? 1 ?, rlpower ' The final stage
source reported. American rifles ? e comprehensive disarm
and machine guns of Czech and ?- men ft a . P°wers under effec-
Chinese manufacture also are in-i^ lve ln l ern ational control
eluded in the evidence. The
American weapons probably were
captured from the French during
the Indochina War in the 19505.
! American officials here say
they have been convinced by cir-
cumstantial evidence that North
Viet Nam has participated in the
attacks on Laos. British officials
are keeping an open mind on the
subject and the French frankly
are skeptical.
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Give Peace
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JP\
—The United States and Britain;
yesterday tried to steal Premier!
Nikita Khrushchev's thunder with;
a challenge to join in a broad
program for peace—including a
new approach to disarmament.
| U.S. Secretary of State Chris
tian A. Herter and British For
eign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd!
made their proposals in policy
speeches to the UN General As
sembly. The Soviet Premier has
.announced he will submit a new
disarmament plan when he ad-
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| A reshuffle of the high com- i "f fu , se^ c K omment on the rcshuf
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