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USSR Threatens lo Quit Arms li ik
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GENEVA 01) The Soviet i torium on tests which can be. Soviet government would inot ac-
Union threatened yesterday to broken at will by the Soviet Union cept in any circumstances: - I
walk out of the 17-nation disarm- , on any pretext it wishes to dream The five-week-old - conferencel
ament conference if the United' up." held an emergency GoOdj Friday
States stages its atmospheric nu-!
1 Deah charged the Soviet Union session, then recessed. until Mies
clear tests in the Pacific. i has killed all .chances for quick day for the Easter weekejid. 1
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, agreement op a nuclear test -ban " ZORIN and his four Co munist.
Valerian A. Zorin warned that! treaty, by refusing even to discuss bloc • allies—with 'the it slip
the blasts would create an ex-i international enforcement provi- por t, o f some o f the eight neo_
tremely tense international at- bions. : , ' traLs-- forced the emergency ses
mosphere and tiring about the' Dean and! British Minister of sion with procedural maneuvers
cessation and failure of the neco
• i ; State :Joseph B: - t made it aimed av nudging 'the I United
cessions.
!clear :the Sciviet attitude has re- States into at Least tponing,
Zorin made his comments .
tc 'i moved all prospects of a last- the test series.
-- --4 m, after a Good Friday
. i minute halt , to the te s t series. ex- Zorin claimed the Soy ets had
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session of the disarmament con-I'
ipected to begin on Christmas. and
lerence. Johnston islands next week.
U.S. AMBASSADOR ^Arthur H.; Praiident ! Kennedy has repeat
-13km made it clear the United, edly offered to cancel the series .
States nuclear tests will undoubt-' if th 6 Soviet:lll - iron accepts a test'
,edly be held because of what he; ban treaty policed by an interna-I
called the unyielding Soviet atti-: tiunal control system and compul,'
lude.isory ion-site inspection of suspi
•
The United States, Dean said, cious earth: tremors.
"has "learned its lesson with re, Zorin desCribed such policingl
.gard to voluntary unpoliced mora-'as military; espionage which the!
Army Orders Units.
To End Segregation
WASHINGTON UP) The De
fense Department has ordered an
end to racial segregation in Re ,
serve units "as rapidly as is con
sistent with military effective
ness."
The directive calling for inte-,:
gration of all-Negro and all-white l
Reserve units was issued April 3'
by Deputy Secretary of Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric. Addressed to
the Army, Navy and Air Force,
the directive is aimed at bring
ing further com
pliance wf
1948 exe
President
S. Truman
ring racial
negation in
armed wry
In expl
Gilpatric s
yesterday,
tagon s o u
noted that
cation has been
ended in the reg- Korrt S. Trvirbon
ular units of the armed forces.
But it persists in some Reserve
units and in the National Guard
of 10 states, the spokesmen said.
It was explained that Gilpatriel
directive is limited, at this time,
to Reserve units because these
are wholly under federal control.
On the other hand, the National
Guard, the Pentagon said, "is an
organization of volunteers under
the command of the respective
governors."
Seattle World's Fair
Opens at Noon Today
SEATTLE, Wash. (AP)—Amer
ices first World's Fair in 22
years—Seattle's salute to the 21st
century. opens at norm
when President Kennedy. touches
a golden telegraph key.
The President, vacationing in
Palm Reach. Fla., will signal the
opening of the fair. Cannons will
fire, whistles will blow and a
seven-year. $lOO-million dream
will become a reality.
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the present, at least, ef
fort to end, segregation in the
,Nati•oal Guard will be limited to
!"consultation and persuasion."
OFFICIALS SAY any effort to
integrate the- guard would raise
question of state vs. federal eon-
Aral at times when these units are
inot mobilized for active duty.
It •was ooneeded that the feder-'
al governMent provides the drill-'
pay funds' and equipment for the;
400.000 National Guardsmen and;
probably could withdraw this sup
port from segregated units if 'it
wanted. But this is regarded 83 1
too drastic a step at this time.
The department identified the
'lO states with segregated guards
as Alabama, Arkansas. Florida,
(Georgia, Louisiana, North Caro
lina, South! Carolina. Tennessee,
Virginia and Mississippi.
The Defense Department had
no detailed 'figures on the degree
of outright integration among the
300.000 active Reservists on drill
pay- status.
Powers' Wife Taken lo Hospital
WASHINGTON (AP)—Barbara
• .wers. 27 wife of U 2 pilot
ri'ancis Gary Powers. was taken
to a- hospital yesterday suffering
from what police reported were
the! effects of an overdose of
sleeping, pills. She was later de
scribed as out of danger.
Powers accompanied her to the
hoSpital.
THE POWERS HAVE been liv
int, for several weeks at an apart
ment in :suburban Alexandria.
Va.
Mrs. Powers was taken to the
Alexandria hospital shortly after
1:30 a.m.,: then transferred to
Getirgetomr.n University Hospital in
Washington.. at 8:20 a.m.
The Alexandria hospital' said
I she was treated there for medics
made a substantial cm. ,mxt
the Western viewpoint by accept-I
ing a vague compromise proposecli
by the eight middle of the road ,
nations-- Brazil, Burma, Ethiopia,
India, Mexico, Nigeria, ;Sweden'
and the United Arab, Republic. I
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ItIIT HE MADE it clear hid in-I
terpretation of the compromise
excluded any idea of compulsoryl
international verifiction. ' I
Dean and Godber said they also
accepted the compromise, but in-j
sisted• that it must include ' the
compulsory verification.
Kennedy Cruisei Lake
PALM BEACH, Fla. (47)-Pres
ident Kennedy spent an hour, and
a half cruising on :Lake Worth
yesterday with family and friends
aboard the ' presidential yacht
Honey Fitz.
The President, c*hing up on
his mail and resting;in the Flori
da sun during a 10-d.iy Easter
vacation was described as enjoy
ing the best of health. -
8 Pilots Chosen for Space ProjEtcts
WASHINGTON (J 7 Eight
more seasoned test pilots-seven
Air Force and one4Nwiry officer
—were chosen yesterday to train
for future space projects. Some
may wind up among ;the • first
Americans to reach; the: moon.
' THIS .MILITABY project is re
lated to but apart - from the Na
tional Aeronautics elnd Space Ad
ministration's= civilian f selection
and training of its astronauts..
The Air Force said some -of the
eight, with extra training, could
be among the astronauts NASA
tion reaction and' Lt. Nelson
Rickey of the District. of Columbia
,Police said investigating officers
were told Mrs. Prn(fers had i taken
,approximately 28 barbiturate tab
lets. He did not say who gave this
information.
Dr. G. E. Schreiner, who' is at
tending Mrs. Powers, said she is
being treated Jar.acute gastritis.
Powers was not available for
comment and hospital dfficials de
,clined to say what he told them
of his wife's illness",
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Senate
Eludes
WASHINGTON (R) The ap
plause of• the DAR still rang in
Maj. Arch E. Roberts' ears yester
day but the forum he most want
ed—a Senate committee hearing—
eluded him.
sew smog( TEIMUCtIND, D_
S.C., who
a Senate
gation of
he calls Pe
muzzling
tary offue
he favors
Roberts
time bein
least
"If he
tioned th,
ally of
Yorty an
Secret, -Y -,G.mimmrs.Waliasso
State G. Menne.
Williams, then I feel his actions!
are appropriate for investigation.
by the Army," Thurmond said.l
This attitude surprised many;
delegates to the Daughters of they
American Revolution convention;
which .gave Roberts a standing
ovation Thursday night after he
; referred to Mayor Sam Yorty of
Los Angeles and Asst; Secretary
of State Williams in an off-the
cuff speech.
HE SAID there were Commu
f
inist associations in Yorty's back
ground! and that Willaims had
!leftist leanings.
plans to add to its original- seven
man team.
The eight—as did five' pilots
before them—will set out' on June
18 on an eight-month course at
Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.
It is designed to train them for
such space projects as the -Xl5
plane. the projected Dyna Soar
manned space glider and follow
up aerospace vehicles.
THE AIR FORCE said the grad
uates of the school are not ear
marked for special assignments
but will form a pool of highly
skilled men able to take over as
space pilots, engineers or
gers of aerospace projects. 1
The first dais of fioe officers
was graduated last Dec. 15.
The eight, an Air Force spokes-' , 1
man said, have quite a bit rnore. l
background than the seven astro
nauts in .the civilian space pro
gram.
EACH HOLDS a degree in en
gineering or in one of the physical
sciences or mathematics and, is a
graduate of one of the service test
pilot schools. An Air Force spolres
man said all are in their 30s.
The volunteers, drawn from a
pool of about 50, underwent de
tailed medical and psychological
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Rearing
Roberts
Yarty heated* denied the lac
cusation. Williams is traveling in
Africa and war.',not reached 'for
amorrient. • .;
.
Roberts' extemporarieotis
delivered after the _Pentagon i re
fused to sanction a speech he had
prepared for the occasion. was
followed by this rapid sequenc e
events: •
elle Army ; suspetided him
from duty pending an investiga
tion.
•The DAR -atningd through
an emergency resolution vigorous
ly protesting the Army's action
and calling- for a congonal
investigation.
,
•Roberts said he wanted to
have a "full and complete" hear
ing before a special Senate Armed
Services subccimmittee which has
beim ‘• investigating • Thurmond's
.charges of Pentagon muzzling.
*Thurmond. an Army Reg.erve
, major general,': said he opposed
any intervention by Senate inves
tigators at this Aime.
Roberts, 46, =is a former w ide
to 'ex-Maj. Gen.:Edwin A. Walker.
who was involved in a contra,
vey over an: information pro: ,
gram he *tided for troops of
th 24th " inn which he com
manded in eimany.
Walker resigned from the Army
after being admonished and is
now a candidate for the Dernot
icratic nomination for governor of
Texas.
,
tests to determine character, mo
tivation and emotional factors.
[THE SOLE NAVY officer 'is Lt.
Cmdr. Lloyd N. Hoover or Wil
braham, Mass..i.The Five Air Force
captains are Albert H. Crevi , s iJr.„
Alexandria, La. ; Charles C. Bock
Jr.. Council Bl uffs, Iowa; William.
T. Twinting. ti Grange, 111.; Rob
ert W. &m ; Bethesda, Md.;
Robert H. Mclntosh, Baltimore.
The Air Force,. majors are Donald
M. Sorlie, Dunn Center, N.D.. and
Byron F. Knole, Houston, Tex.
Guido Pledges Electi4ms
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
CAP) Prisident Jose
night to Guildo pledgid- Friday nl' t to
call a presidehtial election lin the
shortest possible time. He also de
cided to reshuffle his Cabinet, a
presidential communique laid.
"th - st n
sebuce'
shoUtb avail
himself of
. te 'nimmess
pxittleb withi
inrkaveztinc,
Resolution."
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