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Ike
For
Opposes JFK Plan
Medical Assistance
GETTYSBURG, Pa. it'P, For
me! Pi esident Dwight D. Eisen
bowel underscored yesterday his
opposition to President Kennedy's
medical help plan. And he dis
puted hotly his successor's gibe
that Republicans don't stand for
`anything constructive.
At a news conference on the
.slops of his retirement . office,
Eisenhower called on 'Republicans
to wage a hard-hitting campaign
in an effort to regain control of
The House of Representatives
and to elect additional governoi
THE FORMER president. tanned
after a winter of golf in Palrn
- Springs, Calif., was in good - humor
at: a conference which attracted
a gaih•ry of about 100 coeds from
Gettysburg College.
But tlifi fo Finer president
scow led when .a 'reporter asked
him about Kennedy's statement at
a Democratic rally in New York
Saturday night that the Republi
cans don't -rand for anything con
structive.
"V‘cctisat aim: are easy to make,"
.snapped. "But all you have to
do is look at the record of the
vigil , . years I was in the White
Hous-. We got a lot of construc
tive k done,"
El,enhower Was ;Asked how he
stands on Kennedy's proposal to
Nationalists Will Accept
Red Chinese Fugitives .
TAIPEI. Formosa uPi Na- British colony. Angry Chinese vii- 1 Morgan: brother of Vine's desi
tion,ili , t Cllina offered yesterday lagers clashed today with poli ce ceased first, wife,, was the first;
to help solve the refugee problem conveying refugees 'back to th e yitness Air the defense at the ,re-;
threatening to overwhelm British border. Two children were in-'sumption of their trial irji U.S. DiS-!
Hong Kong. sayiqg it is ready to jured and a policeman beaten: Itrict Court.
1
accept all
wi f i h to comeugitives frO
to Formosa. m Red Chi- p--
IN PEIPING': the British , ap-! Fine, 69, and Morgan. 50, ; are!
na who
pealed to Red C! inese officials to.charged with evading $38.446 of
This will furnish no quick solu- check the exodus and got a - rath-'Fine's income taxes for 1955; 1956
tion, hov.-ever. ResettTeihent will er non-committal reply. The Com-land 1957.. - I I
be a slow and costly process and munists have' been suspected of , 1 1
many of the Chinese in Hong enc6uraging the departure of the °
! M RGAN TESTEFIEO th 'tthel
ilate Lawrence
Kong do not- want to come to hungry because Red China is short Biscontin4 a spent
I Ithonsands of dollars fir , r recrea-
Formosa. Officials in Hong Kong . of food: ' 1 - Itional facilities at Fine's Luzerne
declined comment on the Na- A statement issued after a Cab--;County' farm at' Loyalville . to
tionalist proposal until more de- i inet meeting here said the Na-lentertain businessl friends.'
e's.
tails are available. , , 'fiorialist government is Alining to! '• •
'FLEEING FROM hunger in'!.cooperate with all governments. In opening remarks 4 the jury,
Mag
south China, the- Chinese have aand relief agencies in tackling the'aeferrse attorney Arthur A.
!uire said Fine reluctantly per
overflowed the facilities of Hong problem. The Nationalists als p,mitted Biscontini to make the ini-,
Kong. Since May 1. British police expect to urge other governments!povements, which included ; a
and soldieri have sent possiblyito—find homes for the fugitive
32,000 back behind the Bamboo Chinese. . . !picnic groVe .and . a sixlacre fish
,
Curtain, ling *pond.
•
After the Cabinet meeting, In-1 •
Fine held a one-third interest,in ,
Criticism , has fallen on Na- tenor Minister Lien Chen-tungl .. . _
tionalist China becadse it has tak. met with officials of the Free
en-bnly about 15.000 of the more China Relief Association, which
than 1.5, million Chinese who has been helping some of- the
have fled lo Hong Kong since the Hong Kong Chinese to resettle on
Communi>is seized China in 1949. Formosa. The meeting decided to
The situation in Hong Kong is
speed up plans for bringing Chi
critical, as the human tide con- nese to Formosa, but the program
times to wash up against the; is expected to be slow,and costly.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
17)
.DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER '
.. opposed methcai help plan
finance health care for the elderly
through Social Security taxes.
KENNEDY campaigned Sunday
.in New York City for his plan
with television carrying his mes
sage to senior citizens' rallies in
other sections of the c&intry.
"I think the :proper approach
to this problem is the %.oluntary
and not the compulsory approach
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WASHINGTON (if) Senate,decid . 'it whether to question
• linvestigators began interviewing, them rider, oath.
urlaer the Social Security a ystem ~ witnesses in secret yesterday ast Alin ugh the subcommittee is
Eisenhower replied. * they laid the groundwork for a not e ted to start public hear-
Eisenhower of public hearings - into i ngs
said that as presi-1 - - uhtil. some time next month,
charges that Billie Sol Estes re-m c cienan said; "There may be
dent he made recommendations;
which led to the enactment of ceived favors 'from government one or two whose stories we want
the Kerr-Mills bill. Under that officials.t o get nailed down with sworn
measure the federal government
g N. Battle Hales, an - Agriculture l
t es ti mon y:*
matches a Department employe, was , the
gate funds to , provide first one called in by Ben. Johno Wal
health carefor needy elderly per- L. McClellan, D-Ark., chairmanlthe C
arms. • ' of the Senate subcommittee. which
, The former president said he case,
brief
was disappointed the legislation HALES, WHO SAYS he -was
did not carry provisions for fed- transferred to another job because , with l •
oral assistance irr cases of catas- of the Estes case, has said he co.ild-itifi e d
frophic illnesses. prove before a congressional corn - ;hart
IF THAT WERE aOded, he sal& mittee that the Texas farm, finial- i s a f
he thinks the present'. law would cier received favored treatmrett -.
; in the 'Agriculture Department. BEI
,
meet the needs of older :persons. Before he was transferred • Hales ' howel
On May 4, 1960, Eisenhower the r
proposed. a plan designed, to make helped review investigative re
protection against - illness avail -'ports of irregularities in the ted.. diner
eral cotton program, under which,rePar'
able to low-income persons over,
,Estes. conducted part of his free-' of t
65 who chose to enroll:Those tak- wheeling financial operations. serv'i
ing part would have Paid $24 ai
year. , i ;} Hales contends his superiors Were
,
(dent
remiss in not referring Estes',Corp
Like a medical insurantie policy, rictivities to the 'Justice Der:flirt
lout S
the -plan was designed to protect merit last winter for crim nal; tratic.
against expenses of long Alnesses prosecution. - I ' I He
hut the participant, unlees he wa.
on public welfare, would,Kave had'The Agriculture Department
,to pay the first 5250 of annual:denied, Hales' allegations. i ';.dlingl
expenses—s4oo fora couple—and; McCLELLAN declared to iden- laccoi
20 per cent of expenses there-itify other witnesses the subcom-' Pr'
after. .mittee plans to interview before
Morgan Defense Tesfimony Opens
Gov. Fine. Tax Trial Resumption
LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP') Don
ald P Morgan denied - wider oath
yesterday that there 'wan any at
tempt to evade income taxes of
former Gov. John 'S. Tune.
COMING—
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Estes Probe, Starts
Riscontini's coal mining firm and
was its general counsel.
TWO REAL ESTATE expects,)
Torn Hart and E. C. Wideman Jr.,l
both of the Wilkes-Barre areal
testified that, except for the , fish:
pond, the improvements did not
enhance. the value of the 80-acre:
farm. • -.
,
After court adjourned. Maguire'
said that Fine will testify in his
own defense, probably some time,
iTuesday. ,
At the start of the session.
[Judge Frederick V. Follmer re
jected a defense motion to strike'
out testimony pertaining to $30,00,
in salaries paid by Newport to
'Morgan during the three-year pe-,
Hod.
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JFK Makes Appeal I
WASHINGTON o'l—President
Kennedy appealed personally yes-i
terday to industry and labor,
leaders to drop party labels and'
pitch in to help the government
solve crucial economic probleMs.
TIMES LAST T o d ay "5 Fi nger
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"The Day the
TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1962
er Berger, a director of
•mmercial Solvents Corp:,
has. figured in the Estes
visited McClellan's office
• and then returned later
lawyer. The attorney iden
himself as Smith W. Brook
.f Washington and said he
iend of Berger.
' GER, A FORMER Eisen
administration official in
griculture Department, de-
to discuss the case .with
ers. He was,' administrator
e commodity stabilization
e and executive vice presi
-9f the Commodity " Cfedit
until 1961, when he stepped
Pith the change of adminis
ns. •
has been named in Texas
tigations as active in s han
the solvents firm's fertilizer
nts with Estes.
sent with McClellan 'luring
ale's •interview' were Sens.
end` S. Muskie.
y M. Jackson. D-Wash:, Sam
in Jr., D-11.C. and Karle
st,R-S:D. the subcommit
senior-GOP members.
e -House intergovernmental
ions subcommitttee probably
smart a limited series of -open
rigs Wednesday into some as
of the tangled case.
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will
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