The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 24, 1962, Image 2

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Bow to . Navy Pressure
BUENOS AIR E S, P.rgentina'pressuring Guido to nullify theand void all elections held since
(AP)---Faced by renewed threats election results. , Dec: 17, 1961, That would! throw WASHINGTON tiP) U.S. sciena
of military takeover, President' THE INTORMA.NTS said Guido'out all ballots cast for
guberna fists and rniltary chiefs, poised for
Jose Maria Guido was reported:was preparing'to go along with tonal and legislative--pcistc in
"'
'-- ---‘ a new series of nuclear tests, hope
yielding last night to navy de-'another of Clement's demands —Argentina's provinces and also for to find ways to pack even greater
mands that he wipe out election that the entire country be placed half the membership ;tif the federaidestruative power into smaller
victories won by followers of e a _' under federal control. !al Chamber of Deputies. !warheads.
lied dictator Juan D. Peron. • ! This.would permit the president, Clement's demands] constituted;
to replace all !elected officials the answer from the. conntry's• Informed sauces said yesterday
l a major aim 6t these 'aerial tests,
Ttrare was no official word but with his own appointees . It also - naval forces to the alllarmyt rebel - th e the first such in the• • Pacific iM
informed sources. echoed by•• - -
;would eliminate'all the provincial lion - Saturday which ' brought! n e a r ly four years, will be to in
every newspaper in this capital: • • • • I
. legislatures. • tanks,• antiaircraft gtins and bata, crease the efficiency of U.S. mis
raptured Guido ready to sign anti-. INFORMANTS SAID Guido
tle-garbed troops inilo the heart' aile warheads and nuclear bombs.
Peronist and anti-Communist de-! •• -
would sign a decree declaring null of Buenos Aires.
1 1 EXPERIMENTS LOOKING to
crees demanded by the navy. •
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IN AN OBVIOUS move to back ,
' • 1 _' ward more efficient,
warheads'
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its words with steel, naval chiefs , - . will come in what are called wea- 1
t
ordered a 500-man marine , bat- ,
Senate, to Debate
, Voting Bill ; pon . effects-tests in which nuclear
talion to the capital area for use. - • I Idevices--as distinguished from i 1
incase of disorder. WASHINGTON (AP) —Oppos- nounce the bill as upconstitution-Ifinished weapons—are exploded
ling sides gathered their forces yes-
Carrying on conferences started • . !under various conditions.
terday for the start of a Senate' With an oblique reference to the'
Sunday night, Guido remained in The Soviet Union is believed to
debate that Could developinto Southerners' favos i t ; tactic'
hiaoffice holding aalks with politi. have made strides toward greater
anotherprolonged civil rights against civil rights bills e
i warhead efficiency in its most
_
cisns and military leaders in an ,hatt i e =p ro- ;-
. longed oratory Stennis said he'
effort to find a peaceful solution ' - / ' • • , .. , recent series last fall But author-
Democratic. leaders said they had no doubt the literacy test pill • •
to the prolonged crisis touched Off, a a , d -' , ities feel the Soviets still trail the
mart today to call up the would be "discussed' at great
by Peronist landslide victories " ;-11 ' 1
i , United States in this aspect of
March IR. , Kennedy-hacked, voter literacy lengah-fully." L 1 nuclear weaponry'.
test bill and push it through to a The measure wouldprovide that
Earlier tin the day the navy sec- showdown. -, : a sixth-grade edudAtibh )be 'the Nuclear efficiency sometimes is
retary, Rear - Adm. Gaston Clem- 1 Southern senators took up posi- maximum literacy requirement to referred to as "a bigger bang for
.ent. emerged from a •.session lions against The measure, with qualify any person to vdte in al
smiling. But he declined to say ,e a e r y indica*th they were pre- federal election. I
anything to reporters. • !pared to wage !another all-out fili-' i
The admiral issued a bulletin to buster. if necessary, to defeat it.
naval __commands Sunday lining Even before the battle was
the navy up with army elements joined. Sen. John Sten-oils. D-Miss.;
took the floor. yesterday to de-
Guido May
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Tests Set
uck.l The cost factor is an'
• rtant one; since nuclear ,
'pons are expensive. But much
• than economy it at stake. ;
NUCLEAR WARHEADS be
co e more efficient--tha t , is, pro
du • . greater blasts' from small
am. unts of Material—they in,
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the striking effectiveness
of e rocketsrthat propel them. 1
is is especially important toi,
the United States, which is build
ing its future long range striking
power around,the Polaris sub:
maiine-launchei missilr and the
la -based Minuteman interconti
ne tal ballistic 'missile.
Flare ,Talks on' Berlin •
Slated for WashingtOn
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tart of State Dean Rusk agreed
with Soviet Ambassador AnatOly
F. Dobrynin yesterday to make
Washington the site for future
talks on the Berlin situation.
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