TUESDAY. JANUARY 19. 1960
Ike Denies Missile Lag;
Justifies Cuts
WASHINGTON_ (11D) The United States now has the
first Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles ready for use,
and by 1965 is expected to have four strategic rocket weapons
systems in operation, President Eisenhower told Congress
yesterday.
He put these views into h
Questions Plague
Tampa Air Crash
TAMPA, Fl'a. (IP) Was a Dal- 1
las naturopath with a criminal
record on a National Airlines
plane which crashed into the Gulf
of Mexico killing all 42 aboard?
Or did Dr. Robert V. Spears
persuade—perhaps hypnotize—a
Tampa man into taking his place?
Or were both aborad the ill-fated
plane which plunged into the
water on Nov. 16?
The Tampan, missing since the
day of the crash, was William
Allen Taylor, 60, who was sen
tenced to prison with Dr. Spears
in 1936 for operating a confidence
scheme.
Spears was listed as one of the
passengers who died in the crash.
Taylor bought flight insurance
just before the takeoff from here,
but was not on the passenger list.
Only a few of the bodies and a
portion of the wreckage have been
recovered.
An FBI investigator has sug
gested the plane might have been
sabotaged and Spears , may have
had someone else take his seat
so his wife could collect on a
large insurance policy.
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in Defense
s $40.9 billion military budget
recommendations, transmitted to
a Congress in which leading. De
mocratic members have been sharp
ly critical of what they call the
lagging missile program.
Eisenhower assured Congress
that additional quantities of Air
Force Atlas and Titan missiles
and Navy Polaris rockets will
be procured next year.
The four rocket weapons sys
tems to be in use by 1965, his
message said, are the Atlas, the
Titan both liquid fuel ICBM's,
the Minuteman solid-fuel ICBM
and the Polaris 1200 mile range,
solid-fuel rocket designed for fir
ing from submerged submarines.
Eisenhower listed these projects
in the process of explaining why
he opposed another project which
Air Force officials are expected to
back when congressional commit
tees ask them questions during the
next few weeks.
The President said these four
missile systems will have been
tested out and their reliability
established during the time it
would take to build and put
the proposed 870 long-range,
2000-mile-per-hour bomber into
the hands of the Air Force.
Therefore, he proposes to permit
building only two of the planes
for test purposes.
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Proposed to insure
Negro Suffrage
WASHINGTON (ii)) A Texan!
member of the Civil Rights Com-i
mission argued`yesterday for fed-i
eral registrars to insure Negro;
voting rights, but a No th Caro-1
lina senator disputed him all the,
way,
Their Vews provided a contro-
1 For the most part, congressional
[reaction to Eisenhower's $79.8 bil
versial start on hearings by the Ilion budget for fiscal 1961 fol-
Senate Rules Committee, consid-lowed party lines.
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eral registrars as recommended ingly as "sound and realistic
by the rights commission last! and as presenting both promise
and challenge.'
year.
Democrats said Eisenhower's
The commission member was( budget proposals are not enough
Robert G. Storey, a Dallas law-;to keep the United States strong.
yer. They said his allotments for space
.. _ .
, .
"Present denials of the right tok‘'mk—though double this year's
vote on grounds of racial discrim-!—still fall short and concede the
'ination are an evil which prompt-j Soviet Union a continuing lead.'
ly can be cured by forthright andlThey criticized the new budget
direct action" by Congress, he l on many other counts, too. i
said. ) ' The comments reflected the po-
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Pems Sees No Tax Increase;
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IWASHINGTON (Th----Lead-litical mood of Congress in this
ling Democrats, joined by some ielection year.
Republicans, foresaw yesterl Senate Democratic leader Lyn
clay little chance Congress don B. Johnson of Texas said he
would raise postal rates or gas-f was glad Eisenhower has "decid
oline taxes. This deflatedled to join" the Democratic-run
President Eisenhower's hopes foriCongress m trying to balance the
,a big budget surplus next year:budget.
"Never look a gift horse in
the mouth" is gOod advice
because (A) he'll bite; (B)
even if his teeth show he's
old, what can you do about
it? (C) there's nothing in
there anyway.
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Assuming the starting sal
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Charles A. Halleck of Indiana,
House Republican leader, oblique
ly advised Congress it will be
hung with the spender tag if it
doesn't heed Eisenhower's bid for
a balanced budget:
"If the spenders prevail the
American public can say good
by to any hope for early tax
cuts." Halleck declared.
Chairman Clarence Cannon (D-
Mo )of the House Alan- '-'tip
-ue se Appropriations
Committee sought to turn the ta
bles on the Republicans Right
after the budget message was read
by clerks, Cannon went before
'the House and belabored Eisen
hower for not cutting expenses.
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