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Washington, May 2. Admiral Arleigh Burke, Chief of Naval Operations, told a
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States Navy planned to build a number of nuclear powered surface ships and hoped to have a complete
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lie made the statement in u testimony before the Military Appropriations Sub-committee of The House of Representatives, The transcript was nude publie today.
Admiral Burke also said it wie known that the Soviet Union was interested in nuclear for submarines but it was not known just how much progress the Russians had made in this direction.
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Washington, May 2.
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CANAL
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Washington, May-2,
A member of the House Representatives today
proposed the appointment of a congressional sub- commitive to "look for a
the &Cross Isthmus of Panama.
Mr Herbert Bonner (Democrat, North Carolina), Chairman of the House Merchant Marine Com- mittee made the proposal
alternative" France is expected by diplomatic sources here to be the only member of the Suez Canal Users Association (SCUA) which will refuse to accept, evén under protest, the Egyptian plan for operating the Canal,
The sources said if this atil-
tude prevailed, it meant France
would nos allow its merchant
ships to
use the Canal and French tankers would concen- trate on loading of from Iraq, which arrives by pipeline in the Eastern Mediterranean ports of Lebanon and Syria, instead of sending the tankers to the Per- sian Gult for oft
Diplomate understood that the United States had urged the other SCUA nations to accept provisionally the Egyptian plan for running the canal, registered with the United Nations, to red how it operates.
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Paris, May 2.
M. Guy Mollet, the French Primo Minister, will receivo Mr John Foster Dulles, United States Secretary of State, in Paris next Monday, the Prime
office announced Minister's here today.
The American statesman is Visiting Paris after the eurent North Atlantic Council session in Bonn and will attend the first of a Paris conference of American hends of missions in Western
Europe, also next Ho
expected Lo
also understood that They some United States ofeinla had The United States had
Informed representatives of Two atomic submarines in operation Expt sooner or
SCUA other
countries that
later others were either being
would built or were nearing comple- development and for the modern
for Kis economic
nisation of the Canal and that anid the might be the opportunity to
Egyptian plan.
The car-
sources said if there was ing day.
Pinczu, the and a destroyer, a period of calm in the next few French Foreign Minister, will the Canale with M. Mollet during his and the Jordan situation was talk with Mr Dulles-Reuter, stabilised, then President Nasser
Burke
la
Navy's programine was for the urge some modification of me Monday washington the follow-
Admiral
bullding of nuclear-powered surface ships, including a rier, a cruiser ..-Reuter.
Petroleum
Stocks Normal
Paris, May 2. Stocks of petroleum in West European countries are now back to the level of last Novem- ber 1, the Petroleum Com- mittee of the Organisation "for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC) said today.
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The Committee decitted, al its meeting In Paris today, that membar countries
the European organisation could now return to a normal system
of petroleum supply pad there was no longer any need for the allocation of petroleum.
months as regards
of Egypt would have to con centrate on doing something for 19 peopic, as there would be fewor Middie Eastern crists to hold their attention.
Consequently they believed President Nasser would have to ask for ioane. They thought it unilicely that Soviet Russia would be willing to give more economic aid to Egypt-United Prosa
NY NEGRO PROTESTS 'INSULT
was
Richmond, May 2. A New York Negro judge whose Invitation to a dinner for "distinguished Virginians" rescinated because of his гасе has protested the "insult" to Gov. Thomas B. Stanley. It was therefore decided
Edward R. Dudley, Justice suspend the day-by-day activi- } of the New York
City Domestic ties of the organisation's
10
Relations Court and former emergency petroleum group, | Ambassador to Liberia, wrote although the group will remain in existence until further no- tise-France-Presso.
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If not, you laste from Traw until Saturday, May 11, tu du,,
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Stanley in the hope that
"you
as Chief of State may begin to correct the terrible injustices being perpetrated upon a whole people in the name of democra-
Dudley is one of six Negroes known to have rectived invita- tions to the all-white dinner here on May 17 in connection with the 350th Anniversary of the founding of the Jamestown Colony.
The Invitations, co-signed by Stanley, were sent out by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce, which withdrow those Seni
through a clerical error.ht
One official said re that
any Negroes
who showed
up should be treated courteouts- ly and allowed to be seated.
Dudley recalled in his letter that as Ambassador to Liberia In 1948-53, his Embassy included several white Vir- ginians under his supervision.- United Presas,
stall
POLAND EXPECTED
TO RECEIVE US
ECONOMIC AID
Washington, May 2.
$95
The United States is expected to announce million economic aid programme for Poland in about two weeks time, the State Department sources said today.
About $80 million worth of l A Polish mission, which bas surplus farm products, chiefly been negotiating in Washing- wheat and cotton and $15 ton since February, is reported million worth of mining to have asked for $300 million machinary, will be included in in economie afd-Reuter. the programme, the sources said.
Slightly more than $60 million will be made available under the Surplus Farm Dis- Dosal Low with Poland purchasing the products with Zlotys, Balance of the Pro- gramme will be financed with a doling loan from President Eisen- hower'a special emergency fund in the Mutual Security Pro- gramune, officials said.
Final agreement will be sign- od when Congress completos netibi ona blil to add $1,000 million to present authority for the, sale of- farm-surpluses" for föreign - cumveekalas, ¡¡---
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carry out provisions of
to
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tronty to
to make financial
meljustments
with
Panama Government,
the
The question of seizure of the canal by
Panama
was raised by Mr Timothy Sheehan (Republican,
Illinois) who asked whai would happen
the If Cattal were taken over in a manner similar to the
Suck Canal.
Mr Bonner advised tha sub-commitice that favoured appointment of a special sub-committee to consider
alternative waterway, even with good relations existing between tlin United Panama and States.
Mr W. E. Potter, Gov- ernor of the Panama Canal Zone Government, agreed that relations with Panama were "splendid” and said that no difficulties were in prospect.
Bul, he said, It WAN well to take pre-
tous.
The proposed legislation under study by the rub- committee would increase Panama's share of tolls paid by shippers and would transfer some property to Panama
The Canal and adjacent Jand la under perpetual Mans by the United States. "Relations with Panama are splendid and I don't anticipate any difficulty." Mr Bonner said after pro- posing a survey of alternate routes across the Isthane. ---Beuter.
SOVIET PROPOSAL
TO BE CONSIDERED BY UNITED STATES
Washington, May 2,
Mr Charles Wilson, the United States Secre tary of Defence, said today he assumed that the new Soviet aerial reconnaissance proposal was made in an atmosphere of peaceful intent, Mr Wlison wai commenting ference in Londan, 01 a press conference on the that the United States Soviet proposal, presented to the make aerial inspections of part Five-Power Disarmament Con- of Siberia if Soviet reconnais sance aircraft were permitted to fly over Alaska and the western portion of the United States.
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suggesting could
Mr Wilson said he had not studied the Soviet plan but he
ASKED TO added 1 would be given every
Two
MOVE
consideration
States.
by the Unitexi
"I think any suggestion, no matter where it comes from, if it is designed to contribute to the peace of the world, should be given every
consideration,"' Mr Wilson said.
Consideration
Iowa City, May 2. Negro students at the University of Iowa, one a col- lege musle department director, have been asked to move from their upartment by a landlord who said neighbours had
com plained, it was disclosed today.
Glenn Jundlord, Meeks, an insurance and real the world, he replied: "I cannot
Asked if he was saying that
the Soviet proposal was design- Med to contribute to the place of
catate salosman, told them in n say, but I assume it was pro- lotter they would have to leave feeted in that atmosphere. because he had received
Mr two
Willson also Bald the complaints from neighbours that United States would give careful their presence would lower pro- consideration to proposals that perty values to the neighbour- the military forces of the United hood.
States and the Soviet Union limited to 2,500,000 cách "Just exactly what will be decided I cannot my," he #ddod Router,
The students are Nathaniel should be G. Williams,
36, of Nashville, Tennessee, and Phillip Saunders, 24, of Mason City, Iowa,
Williams is on teave as head of the department of music Houston Tillotson College, Aus- En, Texas, He received
moo
Lor's degree from the University of Iowa in 1949 and is studying for his doctor's degree in music. -United Press,
Syria Sends 'Mild' Note To Turkey
Istanbul, May 2. Syria has sent a note
Montevideo, May 2. Jacobe Communist
Arbenz, former pro- President of Guatemala, has been granted Uruguayan Government per- mission to come to this country as a political refugee, it was an- nounced today.
Kuala Lumpur, May 2. Arbenz was overthrown in About Bity young Chinese Jung 1954 in an anti-Communist yesterday joined the Malayan Turkey complaining that Turkish revolution jed by Licut-Col, Aamy, an artny spokesman sald | Alr Force planes have flown Carlos Castillo Armas, the today. present chief executive
whose The Malayan Army, Guatemala.
members are mostly Melays, Switzerland-United Press.
Arbonz is believed to be in has launched a drive for
Chinese recruils-Reuter,
of
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It also complains that Turkish Army manotuvres have been arranged with a vlow to affect- ing present relations between Jordan and Byria.
Foreign Ministry circles 10 Ankara denied the complaint of
air
space violation. Officials
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