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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956.

DISTURBING SITUATION IN MIDDLE EAST

AMERICANS SHOULD HAVE

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Technical Problems

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Paris, Feb. 23.

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Senator George discussed the Midtilo East situation and the events surrounding tho dip- closure that the US was send- ing 18 tanks to Saudi Arabla with newstich before the Sanate convened.

"I do feel the disturbing." sald

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Senator

George. He added that, while he had not been brought up lo date on the

most recent developments, he was concern- ed that the

non-Communist world may have lost the Initia- tive for the time being in the fight against world communism.

Confusion

The Senator said, "there is too much confusion in the publie mind in the Congressional mind-about what is taletny place,"

He commented that, like House Kaders, he knew nothing about the controversial tank shipment "until I saw it in the papera."

For the good of the country and Congress, as well as the State Department itself. Senator George sald, "there should be Iuiler information given out

ta eltuation."

The Soviet Communist Party Congress in Moscow today discussed technical problems which he ahead of the new Soviet five-year plan, the Soviet Tass news agency reported.

The

Senator made it clear

Senator George

News Agency Director Reinstated

Paris, Feb. 23. The French government decrco today issued

news

continuously in this kind of reinstating M. Maurice Negre as Director-General of the semi-official French. that he was not trying to make

agency Agence He France-Presse, 23 from an issue of the incident. said he did not regard it evidence of

as September 28, 1984, when breakdown a

in he was dismissed from the the liaison between Congress and the department

post. on such

trouble

Vice-Premier Viacheslav Malyshev, a top matters. He said part of the Soviet technical expert, called for increased use of science to step up the nation's economic growth. He urged the use of modern methods to boost out- put and curtail production costs.

Mr. Malyshey attacked Soviet engineers for refusing to keep pace with scientific discoveries thereby causing "technical stagnation" in several branches of Soviet industry. The use of modern methods could save the Soviet Union several hundred million roubles, Malyshev said.

Economic planning chief, Mr Alexis Kusygin,

that urged priority should be given to heavy industry output.

Save Roubles

Vice-Premier Nikolal Balba- kov, called for an increase in worker efficiency during the new plan. He said a one per cent boost in efficiency could save the Soviet Sidon 10 milliards of roubles by 1900 when the plan ends.

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Johannesburg, Feb. 23.

A pig, which fell from a farmer's lorry and went to sleep In the centre of a busy crossing, disrupted traffic for three hours in

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Afro-Asians

This follows a decision by the Council of State last month that

by the fact that Mr Dulles was the form though not the sub-

may have Leen caused out of town on what Senater stance," of M. Negre's dismissal George described AS A well- deserved vacation.

"In a political year," he add ed, "it's hard to do things."

the

He said, however, that he did not belleve

committee would be able to complete its questioning of Mr Dulles to- morrow afternoon,

Very Disturbed

He said the

was illegal as he was not given time to "defend" himself." The Council said both his dismissal his and the appointment of

70-year-old successor,

Jean Morin, were invalid.

M. Negre said today that he expected to resume his former duties after seeing the Minister of Information, M. Gerard But this afternoon. Jacquel tonight Agence France-Presse announced M. Negro had been fully received by M. Jacquet, who invited him to "Lake

questioning Cognizanco" of the reasons for would have to go over until his dismissal-Reuter.

Monday unless a Saturday com- mittee session could be arranged.

Senator Hubert Humphrey said he also wha "very dis turbed by what I consider ü deterioration

of our policy."

foreign

IKE ISSUES INVITATIONS

Thomasville, Feb. 23. President Dwight Eisenhower has invited Canadian Premier Louis St Laurent, and Mexican

Meet On West He told the Senate that the President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines,

N. Guinea

New York, Feb. 23. Asian and African delegates

Foreign Relations Committee to visit. the United States for should make the questioning of joint talks towards the end of Mr Dulles "searching in- March. quiry." He said he would Mr James Hugerty, the Pre- question the Secretary in "con-sident's Press Secretary, who siderable detail,"

anade this announcement today, staica that the talks would be

1

Communications Minister. Borla Beshtohev said the Soviet Union will have 5,000 miles of electric railways by 1000, in- cluding links between Moscow, the Ural Mountains und Siberia, at the United Nations met Senator Humphrey said the completely informal, and would privalely today to hear a report Dulles hearing should be opened Mr Beahtcher lauded Soviet from Indonesia on the break- to the public.-United Press Party Chief, Mr Nikita Khrush down in its negotiations with chov, for "baring the faults of the Communications Ministry."

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