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The Nome nugget., 1959-08-12
5 Mine Operators Pool Acreage for Test We'll tfrom the Division of Mines
 Bulletin for August

An operating committee rep resenting B operators have pooled their acreage in the Koyukuk- Kateel Basin and are contributing to a 12,0O0-foot test well which is planned as soon as equipment can be moved in. The test will cost an estimated S2,OOO,OOO. It will be located on the Yukon near Nu- lato, about 90 miles in from Nor ton Bay and 200 miles east of Nome.
 As reported in this Bulletin earlier, the First State Legisla- ture passed law authorizing the construction of roads into and within areas Of the State believed to contain mineral resources of commercial importance. The in tent of the Legislature is to open inaccessible areas of mineral promise whether any operators are active in the areas or not, and the intent is not to benefit any one operator The State Public Works Apartment is to do the engineering on such roads, but the Division of Mines and Min erals must determine priorities among proposed roads and make recommendations to Public Works At present. there is an appropria- ton of $5O,0OO available for use under the Act. Future appropria- tions will depend on future legis- latures. Two proposals are now
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-12
Clyde Eben Participates In Army's West German Mock Warfare Tactics

BERLIN, (ATHNC) - Army Pie Clyde J. Eben, 22, son of Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Eben, Unalak- leet, recently returned with his unit to it's permanent location in Berlin after having completed an- nual infantry training in Wild flicken, West Germany.
 Eben and other members of the 9th Infaptry's Company c journeyed through Soviet-con- trolled East Germany to Wild flecken, where tactical maneuvers were conducted under simulated combat conditions.
 The Berlin Command, organ ized at the end of World War II, is an 01-Square-mile area in the southwest portion of the four power city.
 Eben, a rifleman, entered the Army in August, 1858, and com pleted basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., before arriving overseas in January
 He was graduated from Cove nant High School in 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-12

The custom of having wedding attendants for the bridegroom be- gan in the days of marriage by capture, when a man called on his friends to help him seize the bride.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-12

under consideration, but we would be glad to hear from any one with carefully considered, reasonable ideas on the subject.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-12
THIS IS NO BULL

LISBON, Portugal, LR m A bullfight promoter was killed and two companions were gored Sunday when they leaped into the ring to escape a rampaging bull and encountered three other beasts just let loose. The pro- moter was talking with the other men when bull escaped from his pen into the corridor adja- cent to the ring. The trio jumped the fence into the ring and en- countered the other bulls.
 Numbered Duplicate Stub Tickets
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

FALLS ca. iels Plmmit court
3-bedrna rambler. fenced, h.aere
terrace; mr.. school and busi ideal
for children: $500 down, terms
on door. Open a-b pm. pu.
FALLS CHURCH, j mile west Of
Seven CorneFs-Three- bedrm. RAM
bier, beaut. yard, nice neighhof.
hood: mr. bus and shopping; INA
5000 monthly payment y ~.
Ro6ffs, S SHRsoKrssA. . j., a s.sioe. I,
FALLS CHURCg AREA--Must sell
bier, eb-ft, Iiving-dln, area, equip.
kit, fun stcraee attic; aluminium
storm Window: large level fenced
dren, walk 70 school, shopping
S12.bOO. Wli decorate % suit
buyer or reduce price 70 Sl2,2nn
for -do-it-yOurself buyer $500
down; $50 month. TW. 3-754s.
FALLS CHURCH--3-be brick
rambler; fireplace. full bsnt.. Q.k
kitchen has dishwasher, etc: $3.50
down and 500 per mo; old, only
Slb.p90. IA. 7-O2OO, mickey
REALTY.
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ONE OF THE MOST

Delightful 4-bedroom. IA bath,
b-ick rambler homes in FANS
Church that cannot be replaced
for the amount offered. Dream
kitchen with dishwaSher.. disposal,
and dinette: separate dining room,
living room with fireplace, fol!
I2xo4 rec room with picture
window. outside entrance. gas
heat. large lot enclosed; $50, zoo,
To sec. call JF. 2-2620 JOSEPH
W. sEAY COMPANY. 1l3 West
Broad, Falls Church.
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FALLS CHURCn ARRAs sie.eSQl
bssdrIms.s G STiek Colonial s % E.sef,
corner lot. Liv. lm.. .lrepi; seEd
porch Sin. r s,I:s siss ~ ,.s hs !;
attic: ilii b,mi. alum. storm win
Approx. Ss.400 cash. assume lse
W. Loan 1s,, paya eelnso,i W. s.,t E,e
JEe' s.ssss' u. s.1sS9. '.''
F A1E. GHU1 SIt.. SSsrsS ssSIsS,
eauibDsd Kitchen with washer 40!
sIissfI; Ia c.gpert: T ,.a s .pDDo,isn,s
Only $1,000 down. s1iO pc
month. Including taxes and n
SSibiy WARD XSRLIESSTToSS. vfR
GINA. OPEN q TIL q.
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MUST BE SOLD!

Reduced for immediate sale. sal.
HAND New SlS,7O0 LIST trust
may be placed, on this eontem-
porary rambler Of Q type seldom
eoualed in spaeiousness, charm
and comfort. Unusually large
CATHEDRAL CEILING LIVING
R1oM VIII ,hv upiO Ss, stone ton tlEsRlsse,
I IIs or ot ssdr0 SS.rn Hi.a Ssds s2tn
and tile bath: tremendous rear
screened porch overlooks private
patio and ia.acre wooded lot.
Full basement with attractive rec
reation room.
Dir: Out Lee hwy, through Pals
Church to West Rosemary lane,
uight to Gibson place. left 10
Poplar drive. right 70 open sign.
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s SERVICE
REALTY. INC. CREAL EsTATEl
IA. 1886

JEFFERSON MANOR-5-rm. brick
semidet,: Anchor fenced yard; rec:
rm.; new washing machine and
hot-water heater very clean
$4,000. SO. S.7qO7.
LAKE BANCROFT; ON WATER
Lovely 4-bedrm.. 3-bath, 65-ft.
rambler with carport and eircu-
lar driveway: liv, rm., 15x30. with
eother rms. incl dream kit,
breakfast rm, din. rm., 3 fire.
places. rear ground level rec, rnl i,
beautiful panaroma from many
picture windows: S47,500. We haze
feveral other fine homes on the
water. WRIGHT REALTY, INC
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Assume
Huge CT Loan!

OWNER LEAVING - PRICE RE-
DUCED. Here's q wonderful home
LOCATION quality bull On
beautiful lot with big trees: most
convenient to public, paroehial
schools. shops, fast bus 70 Penta-
con and D, c. Center entrance.
a;SEpRo S1s onIi.is -P S.vlns Of PIG
living rm with fireplace. formal
dining rm.. large screened porch,
P1NE-PANELED REC. RM. IN full
bsmt. NEARLY $4,000 Oh LOAN
MAY BE ASSUMED, Modest down
R .smfsRSi an "i1 l.a sand ko6 Ill fi poR
$22,95O
Dir: From Clarendon out Washing
ton blvd. 70 N. Illinois st., left 70
our CNen stnn
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Hollywood
Splendor
SPACIOUS
BRICK RAMBLER

9a-ACRE WOODED LOT
The above heading truly portrays
the elegance and dazzling beauty
OF this magificent home with
some 1000 so. Il. OF floor space
for both comfort and graetou,
living. Just imasinei All thess
luxurious features built into one
homel Large center-hall entrance
TO 22.ft. de luxe kitchen with din
ing space for table and q chairs
separate formal dining room when
you entertain), q huge LYING room
with massive stone fireplace. spa
cious Florida room with fireplace,
q large bedrooms with HOLLYWOOD
baths. all jalousied windows anc
Grapes magifieently done. full
daylight basement with ground
level outside entrances. reGrea-
tion room, maids room, hobby
rooms, all with jalousie-enelosee
windows and plats-giaSs sliding
doors to outside. What q home!
You have seen nothing like II in
the area. and best Of all. u Is
strictly euStom-built. And since
tho owner must leavev the area,
We have been authorized TO sell
ta- below reproduction value
Total price only $4,000, with
very liberal terms and financing.
What an opportunity for the bar.
cain hunter II he gets busy nowl
We assure you. you will be both
thrilled and amazed At all this
Eorceous home has to offer for
so little. Must be shown by ap:
pointment. call today. A real
~ rkii aw.oik. vot,
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c. B. O'SHAUGHNESSY

Exclusive agent. JE. 2-9024, JE.
o-0722: ewes. OF 4-7122.
MOVE TO COUNTRY-Magnificent
view. acre W orchard Lee. liy.
rm.; family din. rm.. lRe. kit,
90 lee. bedrmS. bath. l00. #.
of Rte. z. 3n Minis. d. c, b.
500, settle estate. FL. 6-310I.
NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom
brick Colonial: Ia baths, rec. rm e.
scr. porch. sep. din. .rm., vic: Not
tin~harn, O'Connell. W'msbg Schis
Avail. June. OWNER. JE. 2-52i3,
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CLOSE-IN

Near schools, stores. buses
Brick rambler war w/freplace,
sep. dr., 3 b.r.. a.. tiled baths. Ice,
finished rec. room. OF. kit w
brkist. nook, sun porch. attee.
gar: plso washer, drier. alumni.
storm doors and windows, window
air conditioner. paved uat'o ar6t
outside grill: on nicely 'anfscaped
lot: lge, So loan may be as
sumed w/cash above. owner wants
sos. Dbn, Call ia s-fi51i.
COLONRL's QUARTERS : 4 VI.
brick rambler In N. Ar. rear
Seven Corners. Nv. rm. With fire-
place. separate din. rm,. 3 spacious
bedfins.. mod. kit: full bsn1t. with
n bath. Priced risht ct, Sl7,ah0
and You can assume so Iran, eau
M ~ : ;nI1o AGENCY Realtors
C0ZY CAPE COD with a fireplace
for winter use, 2 bedrooms Plus
large dormitory room upstairs
full basement, separate e ainIne
T TsST ya Tse Tts ms c Corner lot n IT.
sin,sccccn y sofIKY SEArAT TlnT 500
Lee Midway, KE. s-5s5O.
EXoUIsITE-New brick home IN
nne Of N. Arl.'s most coveted resi-;
Rail. 4 above-ground bedrms,. !
full tile baths with glass Gliding
doors and vanity, big liv,. rH. with
slate fireni. and bow window. large
formal din. rm.. beaut. kit. with
breakfast area, big I'm, rec. rm
with iirepl.: charming ttee-shade6
LOT. Priced right At S36.90O. CeI
THE DARBY CO. Realtors. ia. B.
g3g3. once open 0 til Q.
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Barr Realty, Inc.

Metropolitan Really EXCHANGE
.2116 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1880
NO. ARL.-Area Of fine homes; brk.
rambler. 3 lse. bedrSns., ga baths,
sep. dir. rm. Ice. kit. lge, lily.
rm. with firepl., fun tiled hsmt.
Asking S2S,50O. Open ] TO q. Dir:
Old Dominion dr.. to Little Fans
I'd, follow coen sieH 10 $500 N.
Geo, Mason, DR.. JOIN NJ. ANpER-
SON. REAL ESTATE. IA. 2-slS5'
IA. --6l06.
NO. THIS AMT IMPOSSIBLE =
This is really and truly. available.
A brand new SO II brick raneher:
dashboard hot water heat: 20 It.
( liv. rm. with fireplace: , nice big
I bedrms sep din. rm. tahls top
I stove: / level oven, car attached
GARAGE acre lot 81 ,00p down;
! Sll2 month. SIG. 500. 4 additional
2 acres available This is really
great, call today JE. 10000,
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY INC.
lNR, CHANTILLY AIRPORT = g
bedrm. bFick-and-redwood ram
bier. on l-acre lot. at Sterhng.
ideal for small family who likes
country living in a mod. nome.
The garden was plowed last fal.
Priced. Sl2.95n with small down
payment. Conside- trade. SHIP.
LEY. JE. 2-35S2, JE. .-25Sl.
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LIVE BETTER ron LESS in thil
nagnihespt brick eontsmpo.ary
M %s:aaas:ss 10 .: seasl sisp ssd
Eo %s oossa 'i ioysr s, sntrsnss' e
sa sssiinu ss 81 s ss,ss Rf'' and
scaped lot in an area Of choice
homes, Price, ss1.s50. First tim
oifeTcd--be the flrst 70 Inspect Y
SSsHs" hEAEToks. sosS Wil'oi
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BUYER


We have only I &c luxe ramhlei
ready for occupancy in this tas
selling exclusive area OF Iinel
homes In Fairfax County, Se
iust over the Arlington Count!
line. Minutes from 2 Corners
culmore Shop. Center: 20-25 min
to downtown WASHINGTON,
3 bedrms., 3 baths, den with firepl
stepdown liy rn. with brick wal
firepl., sliding glass panels u
kitchen with oversize eating area
full basement, carport. swimming
pool. park area for the children
SRE s dfsfleHq I'M S' TIE Low los
MAKE THIS A CERTAIN INsPEC.
TON TODAY. Dir: At trafiC
liGht, Culmore shop. Center. bet
take Glen Carlyn I'd. past St.
Anthony's, and follow MERRITT
FOMrS signs.
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$500 MO.

T 14p:D. The ,u, :s l Ess.s .sd fSI f..
sufanee on This immaculate 5 ".
old, 3 BEDRM, RAMBLKR, on
1900 50. n. level lot. YOU CAN
ASSUME $4,000 OF LOAN with
low. low settlement costs. YOURS
FOR JUST SI5,b0Og
Out Arl. blvd. CRte. 500
thru z Corners. continue 70 Fair
fax trafiic circle. continue on Rte.
so to BFeezeway Motel. right on
Fairehester I'd, right on Wood
haven dr.. to. our open siep.
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Prestige neighborhod Of expensive.
property Is site Of this slats-roted
foyer entrance, cepter-hall plan
lgsi family SPECIAL , naying ,,x RiS,
WARRINGTON ,sS.n. Nv. I'm
S D0a p aSsD r MIN S Sn r seT.en ss
porch, 4 BKDRMS., = BATHS OF
I'd floor; fun bsmt. has bedrm
A saa Sasa; "a oARRdE, u muse pri.
yate patio: lovely ici With tow .rr,
PENTAooN AND p. c. All con
s ssnssnse. rrS sIGse AvIGiIAssg2iElas oo'
Bridse, and out shirley hwy, lef
on Admission Ridge 3D., left on .
on s. 10Th Place. 70 our open sisn
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BARGAINS
Only $500 down will buy this thor
oughly reconditioned almost new
3-bedroom brick rambler in Falls
Church. Living rm. with fireplace
and large picture windows, dining
rm,. all-electric kitchen including
dishwaSher. garbage disposal. Day
light basement; foldine stairway
to attic. S10,750 with liberal
monthly payment or rent with
option TO buy. JE. 2-4501, JE
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEx.-2-stoTy
brl:. Colonial. rms, 8 closets,
ia baths: fi-epl.; rec. rm.; attic;
ear.; scr. pch, trees. shrubs: NJ.
all cdnvens.: S2b,250. OWNER.
TIE. R-2086.
BY OWNER-Brk. rambler, 1911
Apple Tree DR., Rose, Hill Farms;
3 bedrms.. VI baths. liv. .rm.
frepi', dinette, carport, gas hot-aii
heat, VA loan, lowest interest
$4,000. OIL. 6-2354.
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HOMES
All Open Today, l to 6
CAPE COD BRICK
IN LARCHMONT
WAYCROFT
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Brick Rambler

Located lot nSoxlG this brick rambler
nTsplace dinnT room u0xl5 eauppsd kssher bedToCm
1Ox15l tiled bath. The lower lever
consists Of room 5x9) with fireplace bedroom
Ii3yI6N, bath Screened porch. Pull
stairway 10 atc S2S,0O0.
DIBEcTIoNs out Washington Boulevard to 1879 Wash
Boulevard and open sign.
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ARLINGTON
BELLEVUE
FOREST

Truly mNldualtStlg
home--with unusual
charm and INABILITY,
in an excellent neigh
borhcod, then this
one Is for you'll En-
try way, charming
living and dining
area, with Thermo:
pane window wall
opening 70 fiasstone
terrace. Extra large
beautifui kitchen,
s SgsaiH ssrrs Sss0 . iSs:ss::
rms. and bath fat
pricel up. outstand-
Ing ground-level rec
reatiofi rm.. bedrm.
and full bath In lower
level, HOUSE CEN
TRALLY AIR coNDl.
TONED. The re-
markable price OF
500, 300,
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LANGLEY-CIA
4-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
WALTER Z.
REYNOLDS
CO., INC.

LOVELY SMALL COTTAGE-Truly
immaculatei steam heat, a..
fenced; 20 min. TO D. c.: IS. $50.
SILLS REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
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ANOTHER

Hard to-find rambler with beds
rms. and . full baths.
ONLY $19,950
Just Is minutes to D. c. and 2
blocks to an elementary school.
In immaculate condition and On
a beautiful lot (fenced in rear.
Also features a large living I'm.
with firepl.. dining nm. full bsmt.
with q 15x26 rec. rm. ana GO
luxe kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
By MARY McGRORY
Star STAFF Writer

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 49,
Practically every word that
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says
these days is shaken and held
up against the light for possible
clues to his national ambitions,
The Governor complained in
a recent press conference that
if he so much as talks about
the weather, it is taken as an
indication that he wishes to set
tinterstellar policy from the
White House.
His intimates here insist that
the subject of 1860 just does
not come up in the glamorous
Governors private converse
ton.
Said one of his Oldest and
closest friends, Il honestly
don't believe that Nelson has
faced up to the possibility in
his own mind. He's too busy
/ for one thing"
Two Contrary StrawS
For the record. Gov. Rookie
teller has repeatedly said he
wants only to finish out his
term as Governor and to COM
plete the program of social
welfare he has yet to present
to the Legislature.
So far. there have been only
two contrary Straws in the
wind.
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to give East Germany response
bility for clearing allied supply
conveys to isolated West Berlin
Premier Khrushchev warned
in a speech Tuesday that any
attempt by the West to shoot
it's way to West Berlin woulc
mean war with the Soviet
Union. President Eisenhower
retorted at his news conference
yesterday that it will be the
Communists who start it il
there is any shooting over West
Berlin.
Neither side appears willing
to be the first to use force, al
though Secretary of State Dulles
is on record as saying before
the House Foreign Affairs
Committee that the allies are
completely agreed ION the
basic proposition of standing
firm in Berlin and, if need be,
risking a war rather than being
taken out Of Berlin"
There is still hope in Wash
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OF 81 million ana the amount
1t now can expect from UGF.
UGF reported q total col
lection Of $6,604,435 at its De.
cember Board of Directors
meeting. This was 94.35 pei
cent Of the goal. Officials be-
lieve another $45, 900 to SOS, 00(
will be reported at the annual
meeting next Wednesday.
Six Area Drives
UGF officials refused com.
ment on the possible effect Of
the Red Cross appeal on fu.
ture united drives until after
the campaign plans Of the var.
ious chapters are spelled out tt
them.
There will be no genera
campaign chairman. instead
each of the six area chapter.
will conduct its own drive.
Albert C. Borghi. chairman
of the Red Cross Chapter
Chairmen's Committee. said de.
tails will be discussed at Z
meeting of area chapter chair
men later today.
"The UGF people will be ad-
vised as to the nature of tn,
drive" he said. I'VE hope il
will meet with their approval.
The Red Cross reserved thu
right to conduct a supplemental
campaign when it Joined thu
UGF and does not have tt
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MAN OF DESTINY?
RockefeIIer's Words
Constantly AnoIyzed

The first was the Governors
eloquent inaugural speech
which in contrast to his Sc
verely provincial campaign
orations, ranged over national
and international considera-
tons.
The second is the rising vol
ume of "NIxon-can't-win" talk
which has emanated from the
general direction of Mr.. Rookie
feller's strongholds.
Appeals From Afar
Against this background
Gov. Rockefeller's chief politi.
cal lieutenant. 44-year -old L
Judson Morhouse, Republican
State chairman, who is 40
Nelson for anywhere" because
he is magic, says-cross hi:
heart-that nothing is being
done in a formal way to snatch
the nomination from the out.
stretched hands of Vice PreSi-
dent Nixon.
To this dreary, winter-bounC
capital come letters from al
over the country, every day
They ask: What can We do
Send us old buttons or ole
literature. How can we help:
The Governors adviser,
write back in this vein
Thanks ever so much. but
there's nothing. We really are
See ROCKEFELLER, Page Al.
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AirIiner Dives
To Avoid BAT

A Capital Airlines plane
bound for Washington had tC
dive 600 feet to avoid a Bal
| Jet bomber today near Char
lotte, N. c.. a company spokes-
man here reported.
The prophet Viscount, flying
at $4,000 feet 80 miles north
east of Charlotte, carried "a
passengers and a crew Of three
and had taken of from At
lanta. It arrived here shortly
after II am.
The spokesman said the
plane was at cruising altitude
on instrument flight rules and
had received an advisory from
Atlanta air traffic control that
BATS were in the area, await
ing clearance to higher alti-
ltude.
The pilot was Robert Sphinx
of Washington, who said he
put the plane into the dive
as "evasive action" to avoid the
possible collision.
There were no injuries.
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BY LEE WALSH :
Star Women,s Editor

Effective this fall, President
Eisenhower no longer will greet
visiting heads of state on state
visits at the airport between
October / and April 80.
A note from Acting Secre-
tary of State Herter. delivered
yesterday to chiefs of the sc
diplomatic missions here, said
Owing to the possibility Of
Indictment weather in Washing
ton between October / and
April 80 of each year, the Pres
ident will not receive heads of
state at the airport during
those months. The President
will receive heads of state be-
tween May and September
80 and the customary motor
|cade procession into the city
of Washington will be con-
Itinued during those months"
The advance notice of the
new policy apparently was in
tended to avoid the appearance
of Snubbing visiting dignitaries
The President will greet two
visitors in the Capital next
month. They are the President
of Fl Salvador on March 10
and the President Of Ireland
March II.
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Living Standards Cap
Is Cited by Kennedy

opment Loan Fund, plus a sup
Elemental request for $225
million. There may be popu-
lar approval for standing by
this meaningless figure, re-
CARELESS of world developments.
Zone Responsible Course"
But there is only one re-
sponsible course which respon-
sible citizens can approve. This
Congress must take it. Another
Congress may never have the
opportunity"
In a separate Senate speech,
Senator Wiley, Republican OF
Wisconsin, agreed that the real
competition between commu-
nism and democracy win take
place in the neutral countries
which have recently won their
independence.
Emphasizing that the United
States must remain strong at
home to be strong in foreign
affairs, the Wisconsin Senator
urged Congress to face up to
| the problem of balancing the
budget.
AS one step, he said. it is
time to take another look at
some of the sacred cows" that
receive special treatment in the
tax laws. He listed in thi:
group the special depletion al
lowances for oil and other min
eral resources, the deduction Of
expense accounts by bushes.
concerns and the special cap
ital gains treatment allowed
those who buy and sell as COM
pared to wage earners.
RapS Failure to Act
/ Senator Kennedy said that
since the Russians began theil
emphasis on aid and trade
with underdeveloped areas
about five years ago it should
have become obvious that il
India were to fall, if Latin
America turned away and il
the Middle East slid behind
the Iron Curtain, then nc
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ington that the showdown will
not reach the shooting stage.
To avoid this, the West has
built what it regards a bridge
of retreat" for the Soviet Union
to back down from its threat
to turn over West Berlin &C
cess routes to East German
control by May 81.
The bridge would be the for.
eign ministers meeting with
the Soviet Union, in which g
Berlin solution would be sought
in the wider framework of a
general solution to the Ger
man reunification and Euro
pean security problems.
Britain, France and the
United States suggested the
meeting in their notes to the
Kremlin last Monday.
The Soviet Union is expected
to reply quickly. but the big
question among Western diplo-
mats is whether Moscow viii
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