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The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
DOROTHY LAMOUR GIVES SHOW FROM WHEEL CHAIR

NEW ORLEANS, R-Dorothy Lamour gave her night club show last night from a wheel chair.
 The movie actress fractured her right ankle yesterday and was unable to stand. She was wheeled into the room with her leg in a plaster cast to fulfill her promise to perform "even if it kills me-"
 Her physician reportedly said she may be able to stand in a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Eisenhower Would Favor a Ban
 On Testing of Atomic Weapons
 Only With Complete Disarmament

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower said today he would favor complete ban on testing of atomic weapons-if there could be total and complete dis armament.
 Eisenhower said he would like to allay worldwide anxiety over fallout radiation.
 But Eisenhower went on to say at news conference that the US. never could join in any ban on testing unless there also were an agreement with Russia against use of atomic weapons.
 The President did express doubt that this country ever again will test such tremen- douslY devastating hydrogen bombs as it has in the Pacific on two occasions.
 Eisenhower's remarks were in response to questions about the testimony before a congressional committee.
 Geneticists and other seien- fists have said there fallout ra-
 diation from nuclear weapons
 tests will damage hundreds of
 thousands-and perhaps mill
 lions-of the yet unborn. in
 terms of physical deformities
 and shortened life spans.
 A neWsman asked that Eisen- hower-as the one who must make final decision on whether this country should continue nu- clear tests-report on what his scientist advisers had told him regarding fallout danger.
 Eisenhower first said some of the scientists giving views on the subject appear 10 have got out of their field of competence.
 He added it seemed to be an organized sort of thing. Asked why he felt that way, he said he did not mean organization in any evil kind of way. Personally, he went on, he prefers to base his judgment on study of the situa- tion put out last October by the National Academy of Scientists.
 He said the US. has succeeded in reducing fallout in it's nuclear tests by nine-tenths of what it was.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Direct Relation Found Between
 Smoking and Premature Death

"the causes of cancer and heart disease are not yet known to med ical science"
 The committee said the Ham mond-Horn report did nothing to change this fact. It added, "The study itself is open to criticism as to methodology, selection of sub jects and unsupported assump- tions."
 Proportional Danger
 They declared smoking boosts the chance of premature death from all causes. The more cigarets, the higher the risk. Quitting smoking reduces the risk.
 In lung cancer, the death rate among two-pack-a-day smokers is 64 times greater than among nonsmokers.
 Ex-smokers had less than half the lung cancer risk of those who kept on smoking.
 Heart Victims
 Coronary heart attacks killed 5,297 of all the men in the study, and 3,361 had smoked cigarets regularly at some time. So there were 1888 more deaths among smokers than would be expected among nonsmokers, Drs. Ham mond and Horn said.
 This put the risk of fatal coro- naries TO percent higher among smokers.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Nome School
 Awarded Sl3,766 By Federal Office
By Mary Lee Council Secretary to E. L. Bartlett. Delegate to Congress from Alaska

Two checks totalling $13,766 have been approved for payment to Alaska schools, according to information given Delegate Bart lett this week by the federal Of- flee of Education.
 The payments are made to give federal assistance to schools in federally- -impacted areas.
 One check in the amount of $1O,798 will go to the Nome Pub lie School District, and the second in the amount of $2,968 will go to the North Pole School District.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Daughter Born To
Mr.. and Mrs. Muse

Katheryn Tuckcr Muse Arrived
Saturday December "A II Join Holt
parents. Mr. and Mis-. Lce VI.
Muse and sister ana brother Ann
and lee VIII IL Philadelphia. Pa
KafheIsa's grandparents ac Mr4
ana Mrs r q Buck JF. u Farm
ville,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

McAllister, u. Of Stanton, son OF
Mi and MS McAllister. or Roper
n G. took place Saturday at noon
h College Church Hampdcn-syd-
ney
The Rev. pr. Benjamin Rlce
Lacy Jr pastor, performed tie
ceremony
The bride, given III marriage BY
hoi- b1o-Aer-ln-law. Frederic Robert
Scott III Of Richmond wore a
dress Of silk embroidered with
pearls Her Spanish lace mantilla
was held IN place by heirloom pearl
pms and she carried a cascade Of
orchids,
Mss Judith Tarletoa spindler. Of
Virginia Beach, was hev sisters
maid Of honor
Mr.. McAlister was his sons best
man. Groomsmen were Allen Cara
sen. Of Durham, n. c.. Douglas
Hix. Of Bristol, Tenn, and Giles
S,alllng.o Of Roper
A reception given BY MIS-. Fred
eric Robert Scott, III was held at
the Longwood College Ammnac
House following The ceremony
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

alFs 4 A Heaton. N Augusta
Ca, IL the guest Of her daughter
and family Dr and MIS- ROY B
HargoVe
Mr- and Mrs. W K. Whidden
we're overnight guests Of Nit and
MRS. H & Love ID Richmond sun-
day
Df and Mrs. A. G. Leach, Of
Richmond VIII arrive Tuesday for
a visit with their daughter and
family the Hampton Owens
Guests in the home Of MIS-. W G
Dpnnlagten fer Christmas are Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Walahan and MIS-
Walahan's daughter MISS Libby
LindsIom, Of Front Royal Mr. and
NJ s Eddie Cam. NJ Lynchburg
and MISS Sara Chaplain. Of White
Plains M Y
Mr ana M5s. y NJ Andrews. III
and Nr Andrews daughter Kitten
Andrews IF Somerset. are guests
oi MrS Andrews mother, Mrs. Z.
3 Shields. TO- the holidays
Miss ID Atm OK. of Converse
College ii spartanbuge s q. Is
spending the holiday season with
ter parents Mr. and Mrs O. J.
Cox
Mn and MS. Donald Hook and
daueh'e~ Karen. Of Durham. n. c
are holiday guests OF MS. Hook
parents. the Rev. and Ms. H. Con
rad Blackwell Nj, Hook is study
ing for his decorate at the Uni
Yessi.y Of North Carolina
MSS Lucille Peak, II Fredercks.
burg VISITED ihe ] G Biuces dur
na the week sad n route to Long
Islaad
"A Parry Jr.. ahd son. Al. NJ
Capa Charles Nara- GUESTS of his
Sstet Mrs HI = Wmtafse and
tamIF during lasf week
M aHd hgs FfanE Blagton Jg..
at Charlottesville W.ll arrive Taea
day td spand THU Christmas holi
d#ys WAth Nr BlanteHs mother.
Mrs Fsank Bianton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Miss Phillips, Mr.. Weauer
WedM Ceremony at Norfolk

An event Of December q IN First
Presbyterian church. Norfolk was
the wedding Of Miss Anne McIver
Phillips and harles Anderson
Weaver The BRIDE is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Tench Harmon
Phillips.
The groom is the nephew Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Weaver. of Rice, and
istwidely related in Prince Edward
county.
Miss Flora McIver Terrell. Of
Wavcross. Ga. was maid Of honor
for her cousin, and Mrs. Tench Han
non Phillips, Jr., Of Norfolk. matron
Of honor for her sistcr-in-law Other
attendants were M s George Con-
oily Philips. sster-in-law Of the
bride; MISS Engenie Portlaock
Ioyce. Of Norfolk: Miss Jane Nc
Nair Darden, Of Waycross. and Miss
Ellzaben Caroline Lawson. OF
Portsmouth. cousins Of the bride.
Ann Carter Bradshaw. cousin Of the
bridegroom, was Junior bridesmaid
Janice A m rous Phillips was
flower girl. and Tcnch Harmon Phil
ins- III, the ring bearer.
The bridegroom brother, James
Walton Weaver. of Norfolk, was
best man. Groomsmen we're Will
liam Thomas Jenkins nj Farn,ville
cousin of the bridegroom George
Sonolv Phillips and Tench Harmon
Phillips. Ji,. OF Norfolk. brothers of
TIC bride, James Milton White, of
Abingdon Pauimond Carlisle Lee.
Of Washington G. H.. and William
Dalton White and David Lucas Car
tcr, both Of Norfolk.
After a reception at the Norfolk
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

| MI and MIS- CallIc Philips. ol
| Chfistiansburg. were recent guests
Iof Mrs q M Redd and Mi and
Mrs Harold Covington
Mrs W q Duvall. jill " the
holiday guest Of her son and
family Mr. and Mrs. ". G Duvall,
n. in Portsmouth
Miss BERTHE Morton of the Ham
lett Hospital School Of Nursing il
Hamlet, N c., VIII spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Walter Morton
MIS- J r, Lowe. Of Kenova
" Va, is the guest Of her daWeh.
ter and family. Dr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Arehart. for the holidays
MISS Dorothy Dieln. 81 Ports
mouth, is 4 guest IN tho home 81
her sister and family, the Guy Ian
casters for the holiday season
Guests of Dr Ben r Lacy and
IA ). Julian ] Lane for tho week
end were Mi and MRS. Ben r.
Lacy III. and children. of Front
Royal. Mn and Ms. Robert p
Lacy Of Bon Air. We're Sunday
guests IN the same home
Dr Ben r. Lacy and Mrs. Julian
j. Lane are spending the holidays
with their mother, Mrs B r. Lacy.
in Raleigh, N. c.
Mr. and MS. c. E. Reese and
family, of Lynchburg and Waller
Reese. of Richmond. were recent
guests of Nh and Mrs. Marvin
Wash
Holiday guests II the waiter
Richardson home ale NIFs. Rica-
ardsons mother Mrs Eiizabe@a
Traylor and sister Mn II len
Mcdowell both of Abingdon
Mi ana MIS- Walter sprye and
family 81 Rocky Mount N. C aFe
holiday guests of MHs spryes par
eHts Nj abb Mrs. J w Dunnng
ton
81 Christopher's School students
1F,...t III,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Pattelsons Announce
Birth Of Daughter

MI and ms. Jack Monroe Pate
son. Of Covina, Calf, announce the
birth Of daughter. Katherine Kent,
FRIDAY, December 20, al the Kaiser
Foundation hospital in Fontana,
Calf
Kathy's grandparents arc Nj and
Mrs. James NJ. Patteson. Of Manteo,
and the Rev and Mrs Robert E,
Witheis. Of larmWlle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
High School Girls
Entertain Friends
At Christmas Dance

Miss walker Glenn, Mis- Susan
Harwood and Miss Ruth Catlin
entertained Friday evening With A
pre-Christnlas dance al the Farm
vile Moose Lodge
The POSSESSES were assisted BY
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
w Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. John 70
Harwood and Mrs. R w Catlin
Ms. Louis Dahl and Miss Alma
Porter presided at the punch bowl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
SEA
Hears Report

The elementary school SEA meet.
ing took place Wednesday at the
school.
Marily Shepard. secretary. gave
a report of the district meeting in
last month after which
the group sang Christmas carols.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

II, and Mrs. William F. Pillow
Of PottstoWn, Pa, are spending the
Christmas holidays With4Lt Pillow 4
mother, Mrs. Clara Pillow
Dr. W W Elliott. Of Durham
n c.. is with his mother, Mrs
James Elliott. for Christmas. Mrs
Elliott will return TO Durham with
her son to spend several months
Dr.. and MIS-. D P Jackson. Of
Clarksville, Md, VII arrive Tues
day to be with Ms. Jackson s
mother Mrs T L. Lancaster. and
family for the HOLIDAYS
Frank Robert Of Davidson Col
lege ii Davidson. N c.. is spending
the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Or. and Mrs. Joseph G
Robert. at Hampden-sydney
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith. jill,
and sons, Gill and Gordon, Of
Petersburg. and Miss Thelma Ann
Smith, Of Winchester. arc holiday
guests Of their parents. Mr. and
MIS- Morris g Smith
Guests in the home Of Dr. and
Mrs w f Smith for the holidays
are Mrs Smiths sister. MIS-. G r.
Tennent, and Mr. Tennent, Of Hope
well. and MI and Mrs. G. L.
Gillian, Of Atlanta. Ga.
Dr. and Mrs ]. Hugh Cocks
will be with their daughter and
family the R. C. vaughans. in
Petersburg for Christmas.
Dr. and MIS-. J II Carpenter and
family Of Baltimore. Md. will ar
rive Thursday for a visit with MIS-.
Carpenters pareI.ts, MI. and MIS-.
] G Bondurant.
Mrs r. T. Bradshaw and daugh-
tel, Margaret. Of Richmond. were
Sunday dinner guests If Mrs. Clara
Pillow
Miss Dorothy Billings. Of Fairfax,
Is With her parents. Nh and Mis-
.. 7 Billings, for the holidays.
Miss Betty Ann Fretwell. Of Pan
College IN Richmond, Is
spending her Christmas vacation
with hcr parents, Mr. and Mis- il
" Fretwell
Guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh
Cock are their granddaughter.
Susan Vaughan. and Kay Temple.
both Of Petersburg
Mrs a . Rodgers. Of Chester. is
visiting her sisters. Miss Liza Has,
kins and Ms Robert E Withers.
and Rev. Withers for the holidays,
Arthur Hart. cf VPI In Blacksburg
and Union Level was a Saturday
guest II tho J O. Hart home.
Mrs Jim Harden has returned tn
Ind. after visit with
her brother ana sister-in-law. MI!
ana MIS- ] O. Shannon.
jimmy Hart. of RPI Ia Richmond
VIII arrive Wednesday to spend TILL
Christmas holidays with his parents.
Nh and mrs J D Hart.
William Watkins. q Richmend. il
the guest Of his father joel Wat
kins
Dr. and Mrs Charles B Val Will
visit MIS- Walls parents. NJ and
Ms. j R Blake in Bristol, Tenn.
and Dr. Walls parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w G Vail. in Bcssemer. Ala.
during the holidays.
Mrs. Mary E Fulchcr viii leave
Tuesday to spend Christmas with
lei daughter and mily. the
+ DavcnportS. i'll Char
ottcsvillc.
Ricky Laws, Of Boy Home il
rovington Is with His mother. Mrs
Lee Ryan. and Mr.. Ryan for tho
holfdar VA go,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Music Recital Held

The annual recital and Christmas
party held at the home Of Mrs
v e Duvall for her piano and
organ students took place satur-
day morning
Music appropriate TO the season
was played By the pupils and
Christmas carols were sing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
+. G. Baldwin, III
Born December L.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Grayson
Baldwin, u. Of ROCKY Mount.
n q. announce the birth IF a son.
Frank Ggaysonl III. Thursday. De
cember 49,
Grandparents are Nh and mrs.
lG Baldwin Of Farnsille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

Yacht and Country Club, the couple
left for a northern wedding trip.
They will reside in B,acksburg
where they both will attend Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

were her brother, Norman Lar
son and family from Medicine
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. John White
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan Hansen and daughter, Ger
aid Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wirth left
Sunday for Bozeman after a two
weeks vacation with relatives in
Richey.
New Years day guests in the
Ralph Wienke home were her
brother-in-law and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cisna and Leslie
of Fairview, her brother Andy
Lee and family and her mother,
Mrs. Maria Lee.
Mrs. Anne Eggum had as New
Years dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
NARROW Eggum and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Eggum and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. ulian Gibson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth
vim Eggum and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardys Eggum and family
apd Marilee Doyle. W.
A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
New Years Day in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gibson.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

remained there for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and
children were New Years Day
guests of the Dean Switzers in
Paxton.
Recent Sunday dinner guests at
the Ole Jensen home were his
daughter, MI. and Mrs. Howard
Skillingburg and children from
Homestead, and his brother Maui
rice Jensen and family from
Froid.
On Sunday, a week ago, at
the regular worship service in
the American Lutheran church,
Mrs. Alan Hansen was confirmed
into the Lutheran Faith and her
infant daughter Carol Jean, was
baptised. The latter's sponsors
were her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Whiteman and Mrs.
Ole Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth GRADER
of Glendive entertained at New
Years day dinner their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GRADER and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Whitmer.
Gilbert Whitmer returned New
Years Day from Fort Collins,
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

Colorado where he had spent the
holidays with his aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hutchinson and fami-
ly.
Beverly Jarmuth and Kenneth
Babb were New Years guests of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Sampson in
Great Falls. They returned Fri
day. Saturday they were enter
tanned at dinner at the home of
Mrs. Ben Butterfield and Jean.
Also present were Mrs. Keith
Waters and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gully and
son of Willow Lake, South Da-
kota left Wednesday after visiting
a few days with friends in Rich
ey. Mr.. Gully was a former
fifth and sixth grade teacher in
the Richey school. They left
Richey in 1852.
Gerald Hansen left Wednesday
for Fort Lewis, WI, to complete
his basic training after spending
a nine-day furlough with home
folks.
New Years Day guests enter
tanned in the Ole Jensen home
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Blair,
Donna Rae and Mark, took Mr.
Hairs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Blair to Glendive Sunday
from where they went on to
zane, Wn., where they will
visit a couple months with their
son John Blair and family. They
will also visit friends and other
relatives on the west coast.
Clinton Cummings left Sunday
to resume his studies at Mt. Ellis
Academy near Bozeman after
spending a two week Christmas
recess with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Saxton Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes Libby and
children left Wednesday for their
home in Billings after visiting a
few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Radcliffe re-
turned from Libby where they
spent the Christmas week with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jaqueth
and daughter. Miss Sally Bateson
of Oxford, England who accom-
panied the Radcliffe's to Libby
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Olson of Lambert, MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Vaira and sons OF An
DIES, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Glib
son and Wanda.
Thursday night the Fairview
school house on the Retail Table
burned to the ground, the origin
of the fire is unknown, but 1t is
believed the oil furnace had ex-
ploded. School for the time be-
ing will be held in the Walter
Goosen garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lee left
Sunday for Billings where Mrs.
Lee will undergo surgery.
Edward Carpenter returned
home from the Northern Pacific
hospital in Glendive Saturday
where he had been a patient for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Lee n
tertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Whiteman and family.
Chester MUIR is a patient In
the Northern Pacific hospital suf-
fering with coronary thrombosis
He is reported to be recovering
satisfactorily.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

The Richey Royals defeated the
Garfield county Mustangs of Jor-
dan rs to 80 in a nonconference
basketball game on the Richey
court. This was the seventh win
in eight starts for the Class c
Royals. The Royals only loss
was a three pointer to Glass B
Circle. Swanson of Richey was
high scorer of the evening with
l4|points, although he played a
little more than half OF the
game. Fellman and Highland each
had 9 points for Jordan. Scoring
was as fellows: Brown 6, Fell
man IL. Highland IL, Hageman
4, Merwin 0, Harbough 0, Swan
ser S, Schlenker o, Barchelt 0 for
Jordan. For Richey: Swanson IA,
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

Shoppers say finding place
TO park bigger problem than
driving through the traffic of
their business and shopping
districts.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

HlghIlght OF todayS survey
findings is that both men and
women who say they use car
to get to their shopping areas
agree in saying that finding a
place to park is a bigger prob
lem than driving through the
traffic.
Here's the way men and wo-
men feel on the matter:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
BohIen Is in Copito|
Fol, Consultations;
New Post Hinted
BY the Associated Press

Ambassador Charles E. BOILER
checked in at the State Depart.
|ment today for consultations and
Ito talk Of a possible transfer
from his post in Moscow.
Mr.. Bohlen. who has been an
envoy to Russia since March 81
1858, is understood to have been
offered new diplomatic assign
ment.
The 52-year-old career diplo-
mat is expected to meet with
Secretary Of State Dulles and
other top officials during his two
week stay.
The main purpose Of his re-
turn is to review with the de-
partment Russia's latest maneu-
verings in the foreign policy field.
But Mr.. Bohlen's future in the
foreign service is also reported
to be an important topic Of dis
cusSion.
Within two years. he will have
served in the diplomatic corps
the 30-year period which is re-
quired before a foreign service
officer can retire If he desires.
Mr.. Bohlen is understood to be
anxious to leave Moscow for an
other diplomatic assignment. He
is one Of the few career diplo-
mats who speaks Russian
f1uently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
Vote Is Sought.
On Mideasf Plan

Senate Democratic Leader
johnson Of Texas will seek an
agreement in the next day or two
to limit debate and expedite a
final vote on the Eisenhower
Middle East Resolution. But
some informed quarters believe
passage is not likely before next
week.
AS the debate entered its Sec
ond week. Senator O'Mahoney,
Democrat Of Wyoming, renewed
his attack on the resolution.
He called it only a vague and
indefinite" threat to allow the
President to use armed forces in
the Middle East without specific
reference to the Constitution.
He said that while it is called
the Eisenhower doctrine" nei-
Their the committee report nor
the resolution defines the doc
trine. -.
The Senator commended that as
ID now stands the resolution lin
its the President to such use of
armed forces in the Middle East
as Russia will not veto in the
Security Council. He based this
claim on the language referring
to action consonant with the
United Nations Charter.
Supporters of the resolution
have pointed out, however, that
even under the Charter, Article
81 preserves the right Of one or
more nations to act indepen.
IDENTIFY to protect their own ma
tional interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
Takes Post
AS Envoy to Britain

LONDON. Feb. Is (P1.-John
Hay Whitney has assumed his
new duties as United States Am
bassador to Britain at a time
OF renewed strain between the
two countries. London and
Washington do not see eye to
eye on what to do about Israel
and the Middle East.
Mr.. Whitney, 52-year-old
multimillionaire and golfing
companion of President Eisen-
hover, flew in yesterday with
the avowed intent of striving to
bring British and American poll
cies lin line" Just as British
resentment over the American
criticism of the British French
invasion of Egypt was subsiding,
new differences arose over how
to get Israeli forces out of
Egypt.
Talking with newsmen on his
arrival. Mr.. Whitney praised
British-American cooperation in
the past.
Mr.. Whitney was educated at
Oxford and served here with the
United States Air Force in
World War II. He also is well
known in Britain as a sportsman
and racehorse owner. He sue
.ceeds Winthrop w. Aldrich,
former New York banker who
resigned two months ago after
serving four years.
Mr.. Whitney was accompanied
to Britain by his wife. the for
mer Betsy Cushing. He will
present his credentials TO Queen
Elizabeth II Thursday.