The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, August 02, 1962, Image 14
PAGE TWO 10-Day Truce Ends Filibuster WASHINGTON (AP)—A 10-dayithe filibustering soup that 'the truce was effected yesterday inlcomrnittee should look into inter the filibuster that has tied thetnational'i;nplications of the bill. Senate in knots since last Thurs-i The measure would authorize a day. 'privately owned, governrnent-reg- The center of the dispute, pres.'ulated corporation to set ul; and ident Kennedy's', bill to create a operate this country's share of - a private communications satelliteiprojected network of comrntinica corporation, was !tions relay stations in space. sidelined un t Aug. 10 to pe mit action o) other legislati , problems. The filibust• may be resume after the result but Senate Dem ocratic Lea de Mike Mansfie' of Montana to. reporters lie look ed for a more Mae Manifold reasonable at- mosphere when the bill comes up again. Under a unanimous consent agreement reached shortly after the Senate convened, at noon, the controversial measure was re-' BERLIN (fl") Walter Ulbricht.,l furred to the Foreign Relations' t h e Red leader of East Gerrnany, l Committee. I fleW to the Soviet Union yelter ) This opened the way for a re- day amid speculation that I thel sumption of regular committee:Communists were preparing to, sessions and other Senate busi-,trigger a new Berlin crisis. i ness. , , i 'Ulbricht took with him the;act- THE COMMITTEE was in -ling premier, Willi Stoph, accord in a by the offi structed to act on the bill by l ciag to l East biief German report news agecy, Aug. 10 and return it to the Sen-1 ate. Mansfield said he hoped the, ADN. 1 Soviet Premier '-KhrushChev committee would act even sooner.' hided to the ' Bla 2 ck Sea 'last The committee announced plans ' weekend for a varmtion. to start hearings tomorrow. t THE RUSSIANS have ,renewed The arrangements had some 43r--sure on West Berlin's airlinks face-saving aspects for both sides. ito the West. ste p ht's propaganda It brings,the bill formally before.machine has- stepPed up its cam the Senate, a move which a small paign against the 'presence of group of Democratic opponents,Western Allied garrisons. had been blocking with talk. Officials here ;recalled that M it bowed to the contention of bricht made a. trip to Moscow Top Aitlerian Aoreement Reported UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (APs'nieht. —Algeria's representative in the Chanderli - was interviewed after Unite States said yesterday he•he paid - -a 45-minute call on U.N. has been inforined an agreementlActing Secretary - General- U has been reached to restore unity Thant. Chanderli long haS bepri a of leadership in his country. :spokesman for the Algerians in Abdelkader Chanderli. rcpre- U.N. deliberations but has had no senting the Algerian girovision ; al•official accredit4tion because Al government, told "a reporter: geria was not a; sovereign nation "My last information is thatiuntil recently. there- is an agreement. The terms! He said he and Thant disetissed of the agreement will be made:problems coneerhing Admiision of pubic probably today. The agree-l Algeria to the United Nations' and ment will restore the unity of a Security Connell' meeting to the leadership in the interest of recommend such aO-iission. - the nation." He said that Algeria can be pre- He said it was reached at a isented to the General Assembly meeting of Algerian leaders in Al-for admission at the first meeting giers yesterday morning follow-iofAts 17th session." - The session ing - a similar meeting Tuesday' convenes Sept. 113. DID SHE . . . OR DM SHE? We mean murder her husband .. . Don't YOU miss the uproarious pings-ont NOW at t.OO-4:30 7t004:20 Kennedy proposed that the cor poration's stock be split 50-50:be- tween the public and the estab ished communications firms. The bill was :passed by the !House and approved by the Sen ate committees, but several Dem •ocratic senators fought against ;bringing it up for final action. , Since Mansfield first: tried to :call up the bill last Thursday:op •ponents had blocked the move ( with hours of speechmaking. Ulbricht Flies to USSR to See 'K' AIR" CONDITIONED ATIIALIIti SUMMER COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA U.S. Ambassador to France Quits • WASHINGTON (iPi "Jump-hupon the nomination and SenatelLittle Inc.,- an industrial and en ing General" James M. Gavin has,confirmation ' his tering research firms at Cam esigned after a relatively short! whose name Ige, Mass.; which .they said he stint as ambassador to France and be submitted at considerable • sacrifice in President Kennedy will name his' the French rpting the ambassadOship. uccessor shortly. , - • i ernment so 4 i Paris, Gavin's Salary was Announcing this yesterday, the• Charles E. id at $27,500 phis ,650 for White House made public a July len was rep. ienses including secsintsand 9 letter from Gavin -to Kennedy, in line for tertaining. Like oth r-\niajor seeking relief for "compelling per- I po s t. "C I' st European capitals, the Paris sonal reasons" and a July 311130h1en,,57, has a reputation for requiring 1 "Dear Jim" reply from the PreSi-ire e r dipli ivy spending by an nvol be dent voicing "great regret." I I had a Paris 'id his government p and :iit s • 'BUT IT WAS no secret '•m . sigrunent E )endently well-to-do en have \ - • becom ing at Washington that Kennedy and thei d in been sent there. One of- \ . Or to .n. , racial - • forthright former paratrooper ap 7 . , in . 1953-57. He j a ms M. Garin pointed. in February 1961, did not • I bassadorship costs aro d $85,000 see ey'e., to eye on U.S. nuclear now serves in . , . la year, or some $30,000 bove the Washington as a senior adviser !off icial compensation. policy Awards France. Nor did; on - Fast-West affairs. Gavin make notable headway; in; - • ' Par i s in swinging President! U.S. officiali . said Gamin was Number of Jobles Falls .- Charles de Gaulle toward - the U.S. anxious 'to return to private life view. , I [by September to clear up per-! WASHINGTON (AP) The na- Presidential press secretary'sonal and financial problems.ltion's job markets djsp aged un- Pierre Salinger said*Gavin's irs-lhey understood =he would re- 4 exii6.ted strength in ly, Sec ignation would become effective'sume the presidency of Arthur D.lretary\ of • Labor Arthur J. Gold i !berg said yesterday. 1 The number of idle fell by 450,000 last mon over fOur million. The d !about 100,000 more than 'ly forecast. si ! early i.\ ts: August and the W i ar- l economic situation and poor food saw Pact %nations put out an iap-,supply. 'proving statement before he be-? • Security measures for the first Igan building the Berlin wall Aug.lanniversary of the wall, possibly 13. • I with some declaration of support: I News agencies of • the Warsaw!from the Warsaw Pact' powers. Pact nations put out a booklet; Defecting East German soldiers ,report a special alert has been I Monday attacking West Berlin as ,a base for espionage. and sabo-iordered for the 20,0001 East Ger- I tage againit Communist bloc]" -man border guards aroun&West There was plenty_ for Mb chtißerlin from next Sunday until la n dn Stoph to talk &rut with So-,Aug. 20. August 13 will mark the ,viet leaders. ,one-year anniversary of the Berlin . ( . VV'6terri official 4 specul tedtwa ll . - they might discuss:. 1 DEUTSCHLAND, the official •Whether Khruslichev coulk at , East German Communist- daily, I.lst sign his long-promised J:iace.:yesterday called West Berlin treaty with East Gcrmany w th-I"the most depraved and danger 'out! provoking nuclOar•war. :pus nest of criminals that has •EaSt Germany's deteriora ing'ever existed." NOW PLAYING STATE THEATRE, Stale College, Pa. 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