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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Mansfield Contra ApIazamiento
del Nombrumiento de Mrs. Luce

WASHINGTON, mario r.
fUPI)-El senador Mike Mans
field Sc pronunci6 hoy contra
c%ualquier iniciativa para apla-
Ear ell nombramiento de Claire
Boothe Luce, para desempenar
la Embajada de los Estados Uni
dos en- ell Brasil, a causa de las
'impertinentes observaciones"
hechas sobre Bolivia por la re-
vista Time. de la que es edi-
tor Henry Luce, esposo de la
diplomatica.
Mansfield, sub jefe de la ma.
yoria democratic de la Alta Ca
mara, menciono ell hecho de
que presto servicio en- la CANA
"a de Representatives. con la Sc
nora Luce cuando esta represen
taba un distrito de Connecticut,
~ dijo que ,desde entonces ella
sha hecho "muchas aportacions"
" servido con "extraordinaria
capacidad" ell pueSto de la En-.
bajada de los E. U. en- Roma.
Made puede condonar la i'm
pertinente obervacion de la re.
vista Time" -dijo Mansfield,
refiriendose a la recommendation
atribuida por la publication
a un %diplomatico norteamerica.
mo de que Sc dividiera a Boil
syia entire sus paises vecinos, y
declare que esa observation tu-
70 "mucho que yer" con la pro-
mocion de los disturbios ocu.
xridos en- aquella Republica.
% En- un breve discurso pronun-
ciado en- ell senado Mansfield ma
nlfesto que Sc ha "hablado al
20" de aplazar la confirmation
de la sonora Luce en- ell cargo
De embajadora en- ell Brasil a
causa de la observation de "Ti-
me" pero hizo hincapie en- que
no puede culparsela a ella de
NADIA.
Ell senador expreso la espe-'
rama de que Sc acelere la con-
firmacion, y pronostic6 que la
sonora Luce todavia ha de ha-
Ger a%portaciones adicionales en-
lnteres nacional en- SUI nuevo
puesto.
Fl Presidente de la Comision
de Relaciones Exteriores de la
Alta Camara, William Full.
bright, dijo luego a losp eric
dlstas que votara en- favor de
la aprobacion del nombre de la
sonora Luce para la Embaiada.
Pero manifesto que no sabe
euando Sc examinara la propues.
"a en- Ia comision, pues tiene
entendido que no hay mucha
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
PerOnisias Niegan que
Existe Tregua con sI
Gobierno

BUENOS AIRES, MARIO 70.
-CUPI)-Los dirigenteS de los
"62 Sindicatos" dominados por
los peronistas, negando que ha.
yam llegado a una tregua con
8 ell gobierno, han resuelto adop.
tar 'una nueva eStrategia" de
lucha contra las autoridades.
Ell anuncio fue hecho por un
-Vocero de los dirigentes sindi-
Gales peronistas al salir estos
aver de una segunda reunion
en- dos diaS con ell Ministro del
Interior, Alfredo Vitolo, en- la
casa de gobierno, donde no Sc
les admitia desde hacias cast
cuatro meseS.
Ell gobierno no solo habia &C.
rrado la puerta a los dirigentes
peronistas, sine que encar'
cello a muchos de ellos y die.
to orden de arrestro contra
muchoS otros todavia profugos
a raiz de una huelga general,
inspirada por peronistas y CO.
munistas en- enero pasado, en-
la vispera de la partida del pre-.
sidente Arturo Frondizi en- vi
sta Official a Estados Unidos.
Ell hielo fue roto esta soma
ma, sin embargo, cuando vi
tolo accedio a escuchar las de-
mandas de los dirigentes sindi,
Gales peronistas y les do a en-
tender que les daria su respues-
Ia aver. Ell Ministro no 10 hizo,
sin embargo, por 10 que Sc es.
pera que las reuniones CONT
nuen.
Ell propio Frondizi ha acce-
dido a recibir a los dirigentes
Sindicales mafana o ell vier-
mes.
Despues de la reunion de
aver, sin embargo, los dirigen-
ties sindicales negaron que hui
bieran pactado una tregua con
el gobierno.
"Simplemente hemos decidi.
do adoptar una nueva estrate-
gia de lucha", dijo I'm portavoz.
Las e~xigencias de los diri-
gentes %peronistas incluyen I'm
aumento Immediate Y general
de 1900 pesos mensuales en-
los salaries de todos los obre-
ros; derogaci6n del estado de
sitio impuesto enO TODD ell pals,
hace cuatro meses; la libertad
de los dirigentes sindicales en-.
carcelados; decentralization de
amos 100000 obreros llamados a
las ffias de- las fuerzas armadas
por ell gobierno para frustrar
Has huelgas; y otros puntos me
nores.
Vitolo recibio tambien aver
a los dirigentes de los 10 sindi-
catos dominates por los comu-
nistas que lie presentaron ext
gencias similares.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
.Estados Unidos Asequra a
Venezuela Canada Ayuda|
en- Ia Situation PetroIera
Las Favorecerd siempre Que Sec Possible, Dicen

tingentes de importation de
petroleo.
Al mismo tempo, Sc infor-
mo a los dos pafses que ell esta.
blecimiento de tales contingent
ties Sc hizo necesario para evi-
tar. una possible caida de los
precios del petroleo y sus pro-
ductos en- ell mercado mundial.
Informantes que conocen la
situacion dijeron a la United
Press international que ell Sc
cretario ayudante de estado a
cargo de los asuntos economi-
cos, Thomas c. Mann, dio esa
explicacion a los dos pafses an
ties de que Sc anunciara al pu-
blico ell establecimiento de las
restricciones obligatorias a las
importacioneS.
Las explicaciones del depar-
tamento de esado satisfacieron
al menos por ahora dijeron los
lnformantes- a las autorida-
des venezolanas.
Ell Presidente Eisenhower es-
tableci6 ell sitema de eontin-
gentes. Con anterioridad, la off
Gina de movilizacion de defen-
sa habfa informado que ell vo-
lumen actual de las importacio-
mes amenazaba a la seguridad
nacional desalentando a la pro
duccion del pals, y no Sc hizo
ninguna referencia directa q
los precios del p~etroleo. La i'm
preston general era que Sc ha.
bia tornado la medida para pro-
teger a la industrial naciona.
contra la competencia extran-
iera.
FL embajador venezolano Maj
eos Falcon Briceno, dijo que su
pals estaba "preocupado' por
la inclusion del petroleo resi-.
dual (Fuel OLD en- ell sistema
de contingencies. Ell petroleo
residual no estaba include en-
ell plan "voluntario" de restric.
cion de las importaciones que
ha estado VICENTE durante dos
amos y que ha sido sustituido
por ell nuevo sitema.
Aun bajo ell sistema de con.
tingentes, sin embargo, Sc per.
mitira a Venezuela que cont.
niue exportando a este pals el
80 por ciento del petroleo resi-.
dual usado en- los Estados Uni.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Sinfonica NaeionaI de Washington Tocard
en- C%artagena, Colombia en- Mayo Proximo

CARTAGENA, (SICo). - Sc
ha anunciado formalmente que
en- la Ultima decada de mayo,
tdel 19sal 81 sde. dicho mes);
Sc r~ealizara en- esta historical ciu-
dad I'm festival musical con la
participation de la Sinfonica Ma
cional de Washington, Sc pre-
sentaran, ademas, solistas dis
tinguidos de ballet.
Sc habia considerable que las
dificultades para la presen-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

dos como combustible indus
trial.
Falcon manifesto que, Venei
zuela habia tornado "nueva no
ia" de la declaration de Eiseni
hover de que los c~ontroles obi
gatorios Sc, alicaran flexible
mente" con ell fin de evitar dis
locaciones en- las relaciones co
merciales normales entire los
dos paises.
La declaration de la embajaI
da fue moderada, en- compara
ci6n con las que han provocado
en- 10 pasado los m~ovimientos
r%ealizados por los Estados Uni
dos, para restringir las impor
taciones de ~petr6leo. Sc supt'
que Falcon discuti6 la declara
eion, por telefono con ell minis
tro yenezolano de minas e hidrc'
carburos, Perez Alfonso.
Los funcionarioS de los ESI
tados Unidos agradecieron corI
calor a Venezuela ell hecho did
que comprendiera la posicior
de este pals. Elogiaron al Pre-
sidente v~enezolano R6mulo Bel
tancourt por estar dispuesta d
particular en- la busqueda id
una solucj6n mutuamente salts
factoria.
Ell Independent Petroleum.
Association of America (IPAAA
dijo que, las nuevas limitaciol
mes reducirisn ell total de las|
importaciones actuales de 2.000|
900 de barriles diarios a menos
de 100000 y quedaran por cor
siguiente algo por debajo de lo]
niveles de Importation de 1857
Observe, sin embargo, que Las
limitaciones no reducirian la
Importation al nivel de 1000
90 barriles diarios, que fue eli
de 1854 y ell que recomend6 ID
IPAA.
Dos miembros del Congresc
uno de ellos republican,, die
ron que, ell PreSidente EisenI
hover puso los intereses de eieI
tos estados por encima de los
intereses de los demas norteai
mericanos al establecer restricI
clones obligatorias a la impori
tacion de petroleo crudo.
Ell representante Charles A
Vanic, democratic de Ohio, ma
nifesto que, ell Presidente rim
dio otro tribute a Texas a ex-
pensas del pueblo norteameri-
cano."
Anadi6 que mientras Ell Pre-
sidente reduce lasimportacio-
mes de petroleo, la comision fe-
r%roviaria de Texas que contrib
la production nacional, esta Ii
mitando la production de TIE.
xas a II o IL dias al mes.
Como resultado de clio d-ijo
Vanickk- tanto las existencias
como ell precio del petr6leo y
sus productos, incluyendo la ga,
solina, estan completamente
controladas en- este pals, cor
perjuicio de los c~onsumidores
La senadora Margaret Chase
Smith, republican, de Maine
dijo que, estaba "profundamen.
te decepcionada" por la deci
sion del Presidente. Agreg6 que
durante varios amos habia di
cho r~epetidamente que mo hay
justification en- la politica dc
proteger ell petr6leo de Texas
81 al mismo tempo no Sc pro
tegen los tejisos de Maine.
AL establecer los controles
Ell Presidente dijo que, esabs
actuando para garantizar la sa,
lud y la estabilidad de la indus.
tria nacional del petroleo con
ell fin de proteger la seguridad
nacional. Ell petr6leo es articu.
10 estrategico. Las fuerzas mill
tares 10 necesitan tanto en- Ia
guerra como en- la paz.
La industrial de lostejidosha
estado tratando de que eli 20.
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
TRUJlLLo
continuation de Ia pag. 81

Continuation de Ia pag. b
razones politicas, religiosas o
de otra naturaleza."
En- cuanto a la %afirmacion
del editorial de que la Repu-
blica Dominieana es un "estado
policial", dice el embajador
Thome:
"Cabe ahora recordar al mum
do la asistencia que dimos a mi
llares de refugiados de los ma.
zis, los rusos y las autoridades
comunistas hungaras. Sera un
dia negro para la humanidad
aquel en- que un pals, por te-
NOR a una guerra refuse san
tuario a aquellos que buscan
refugio."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

WASHINGTON, mario IL.
-(UP1)-Los Estados Unidos
aseguraron hoy a Venezuela y
al Canada Sc inforbo en- circu-
los oficiales- que les favore-
ceran siempre que sea possible,
segdn ell nuevo sistema de con-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

n
% Renueva su decision de
mantener ell mas adecuado eli
ma de cordialidad, a fin de que
Sc desenvuelva sin escollos la
accion de los gobiernos de los
estados garantes.
8 Reitera SUI confianza en-
ell alto espiritu de solidaridad
que ANNA a los estados garantes
del protcolo de 1912, cuyos no.
bles esfuerzos podran, en- ell flu
turo, sugerir procedimientos que
llevarian a Ecuador y Peru a So
luciones justas y satisfactorias
de las cuestiones pendientes."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
VELASCO ACEPTA
CANDIDATURA

QUITO, mario IL. (UPI)-En
los periodicos locales Sc publico
una carta dirigida por ell EXPIRE
sidente Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
desde Buenos Aires, a sus parti-
darios, aceptando la candidatura
presidential que lie ofrecieron.
Velasco es ell primer candida
to para los comicios que Sc reaii-
zaran en- JUNO de 1860.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

gira han manifestado que su ma
yor deseo sera que los Periods
tas visiten la Cathedral de Sal,
escenario de una pelicula COLON
biana que ahora Sc esta proyec-
tando en- algunos PASSES veci-
nos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
P~ERIODISTAS
NORTEAMERICANOS

BOGOTA, (SICO.)-Es espe-
rada la vista en- esta ciudad ell
proximo 81 de mayo, de 43 pc
riodistas de los Estados Uni
dos, pertenecientes a la Asocia-
cion de Editores y Comentaris-
tas de radio, que concluyen en-
esta capital una gira que los ha
llevado al traves de los princi-
pales paises latinoamericanos.
Sc calcula por los organiza-
dOres de la gira que los articu-
los que escriban los visitantes
apareceran en- no menos de 200
grandes diarios de los Estados
Unidos, en- tanto que los CO.
mentarios radiales podran ser
escuchados por millones de oyen
ties.
Durante su breve permanent
cha en- Bogota, la Empresa Co.
lombiana de Turismo organizara
en- su honor una excursion a la
Cathedral de Sal que Sc encuen-
ira excavada en- montanas de sal
a grandes produndidades - en-
la vecina poblaci6n de Zipa.
quira, y que ha sido calificada
como la octava maravilla del
mundo. Los organizadores de la
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

denies chilenos mezclados con
ell publico.
Posteriormente, Trucco ofre-
clio una recpecion a las autori-
dades y periodistas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

S'S~ 5000 l4th Street NV.
IMAM OF THE WEST" Gary Coop
sr, 3:15, 500, 9:30; ANDY HARDY
COMES HOME" Mickey Rooney,
200, 5:15, $40. Tomorrow, Spe-
cial Holiday Matinee. Doors Open
1Os1I d NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

movie title was explained by
Miss Jurado who had had 1t
explained TO her: 1.-TWO Jacks
in a pack Of cards show one
eye. and Marion Brando
shows only one side Of him
self to the world Katy has
worked in the pictures two
months and has another two
TO go-"Because Marion is so
careful to get everything
right. He's like a painter or
a sculptor. ! admire him as
an actor and as a director -
he is so gentle with people
and everybody loves him."
Karl Maiden and Katy are
the only pro actors besides
Brando in the pictures. The
others were chosen for type.
Katy's acting career start
ed when a director met her
on the street near her home
in Mexico, and said, II have
just the part for you-if you
are not afraid of your father
and will accept"
my father was away, so I
accept" she told me. Katy
married the leading man.
Nov l don't do anything my
father and mother say is
wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

(North American Newspaper Alliance)
HOLLYWOOD - This
man." said. Katy Jurado,
speaking Of Ernest BorRnine,
"is SO beautiful"
Katy. the fiery Mexican
actress, and Borgnine = who
won the Oscar for his por-
trayal Of the beefy butcher
in MARTY" - will marry in
September. when his divorce
from Rhoda Borgnine will be
final.
81 tell you why this mar
rage will be good" continued
Katy, with emphasis :" be-
cause / love him. A woman
must be rs per cent OF any
marriage. I have been di-
vorced for IL years, always
hoping to find a man I could
love with all my heart, who
would be a father to my two
children who have never
known their own father. I
waited-and now I love Ernie,
and my children love him"
Katy is currently playing
the wife Of Karl Maiden in
"One-Eyed Jacks" which
Marion Brando is starring in
and directing. Ernie has just
come back from Australia
where he starred in "The
Summer of the Seventeenth
DOLL" with Anne Baxter. He
will stay here five or six
weeks, then go to Europe to
star as Boris Morros in "Ten
Years a Counterspy." But I
shall accept no pictures until
after our marriage" said
Katy. II have so much to do.
I make all the bedclothes for
the marriage. All my family
is embroidering towels.
Everyone is embroidering -
my mother, my sister, even
my maid"
They Said Yes
In Mexico they still follow
the custom of asking the par
ents for a girls hand in mar
riage. "And the man him
self cannot ask, his family
must" said Katy. "Ernie's
parents couldn't go to Mex
leo, so two of his friends
went and asked my mother
and father if he can marry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Her Porentsf Approve,
katy Will Wed Ernie

me. They liked Ernie. and
said yes"
/ asked the Mexican star
whether she would continue
her acting career when Mrs.
Borgnine. after marriage"
she replied. "if he has to
travel, I 60 with him. / gladly
sacrifice my work. I don't
believe husband go one place,
and wife go another. And my
children really need a home.
My son, Victor Hugo, is IA;
my daughter Sandra, II.
They have problems at that
age. When / have to come to
Hollywood to make pictures,
1 leave them with my parents.
The children visited me for
six weeks and they liked
Hollywood. And that is good,
because when I am married
we will all live in Holly
wood. Just a little house
it's a mistake to have a big
house. Too much burden.
Ernie has a daughter of
seven, and I hope we have
many, many children between
us. And If God doesn't give
us children, I tell Ernie just
wait five years and we'll have
grandchildren"
Counts the Days
Katy has a big calendar in
her dressing room at Para
mount on which, daily, she
crosses off a day. "The mar
riage gets closer and closer,
thank God. He's been so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
New Shirley
Gets the Same
Old Offers

HOLLY WOOD, (AP). =
Singer Shirley Jones' first two
movies were successful musi-
cals-"Oklahoma!" and Car
ousel."
"They we're too success
full for me-" she complains.
In both she was cast in
the sweet heroine mold.
Nov producers can't see
me as anything but the pure
and innocent type"
But she has played an al
coholic on TV and is now
doing a night club act with
her husband, Jack Cassidy.
In the act, she belts a couple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

wonderful TO me. I have the
flowers. I have the presents.
/ sent a letter to the hotel
manager in Australia when
Ernie had his birthday. /
order a cake with Happy
Birthday. My Bull with a
little bull on 1t. I send
flowers-red-to say I love
you white for his kindness
to me, and yellow for hope.
Then he telephone me and
say so sadly, Everyone knows
it's my birthday. but you
"He was ON location and
didn't know about the cake
and fiowersl"
They both love to cook.
Katy is fabulous at the stove.
and, she told me, Ernie cooks
very good. In Mexico men
never do a thing. And when
my brother saw Ernie help
ing in the house he say,
NO, Ernie, that's why we
have women in the house.
In Mexico it's an insult for
the women when the men go
into the kitchen. That's why
we're very happy in Mexico.
The man is first, he's the
boss. The man is like a child,
he gets everything he wants
and is happy-which makes
the woman happy. Mexican
man likes his woman to not
be skinny. If she try to lose
weight he say, NO, I like you
the way you are
When Katy's kids were in
Hollywood they were sur
prised at the lack of glamour.
"They expected to see all the
glamour you see in pictures.
The kids also say, Mother, 1
don't see anyone walking in
the street. In Mexico, people
poor, don't have car"
Her "One-Eyed Jacks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

of Sexy numbers and does a
lot of comedy. When the act
played the Cocoanut Grove.
here, reviewers commented
on Shirley's Sexy figure.
Even one producer COM
mented on "The New Shirley
Jones" after seeing the act.
Then he offered her a part.
ut was the same old
song" says Shirley, Laurie
in Oklahoma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

CWERTnAN RA. 6-24oo. 62l7
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"GEISHA BOY" Jerry Lewis, 200,
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James Garner 3:45, 1885. Tomor-
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The Sidney herald., 1959-08-05
COP. COMEDIES

Republican leaders not only
have written off any chances of
recapturing the Senate in 1860,
but also are not now expecting
any significant gains.
These leaders cling to the hope
that if they can elect a President
next year they will be able to
carry the House of Representa-
tives with them. But with the cleo
ton experiences of 1856 and 1858
in mind, they are not certain that
even the election of a Republican
President would sur a Republic
can House.
Democrats, on the other hand,
are confident they will return to
the White House, retain control of
both branches of the Congress, and
probably gain in the Senate.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-05
By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

ONE-THIRD Of all the women
in the United States work out
side the home. Four out OF ten
mothers with children Of school
age are in the labor force. OF
the working mothers in the ma
ton, $500, 900 have children I'M
der six.
These are the findings of a
conference on womanpower held
at Columbia University, Octo-
Der, 1857.
Limited to Tots
AS I have pointed out before,
nearly all the moaning by do
gooders about children whose
mothers work, Is limited to the
youngster under six, leaving the
impression that school-age chill
dren, especially the under-teen-
ers, don't really need to have
their mothers, or a competent
substitute, home by day. The
assumption is that these older
children are in school while the
mother is working.
What is overlooked is that,
when the mother works, she
and the father may leave home
an hour or mor earlier than the
children leave for school and re-
turn home an hour or more lat
err; that, whereas a mother
would hardly leave at home,
without adult protection, a baby
or a tot under six, she might
think nothing Of letting the
school child fend for himself
during her hours Of absence.
During the Summer
What about the youngsters of
school age whose mothers work
during the long summer when
these children don't go to
school? What protection have
these children?
Sometimes a neighbor, operat-
ing from her home, is hired to
look after them. Sometimes a
@ 1859. King Featu
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-05

he must be we'll grounded if he is to be accepted by the COP pohu-
cal delegates.
Nixon's supporters IN greatly encouraged about his chances
against the threatened opposition of New York Gov Nelson A..
Rockefeller. They point out that President Eisenhower would not
go to these lengths to build up anyone whom he did not want I o
SCI in the White House. They have used this argument VIII elm
effect o some Republican state leaders.
In fact, some of Nixons supporters are now predicting that ne
will be given Eisenhower's open endorsement either at the conven-
ton next year, or just before it.
= STRONTTJM- 80 The most potent danger to human life result
ing from atomic bomb testing is carried in strontum-sO. This radio
active substance falls all over the earth, is absorbed In growing
plants and is taken in as food by humans. IL enec.S art ~
lasting and show up principally in bone cancer.
Word has been received in Washington that a promising Jet
is being worked out to remove srontium-9O from mhk' a prnclpal
form in which it is taken into the human body. The method is be-
ing worked out by the American Dairy Science association unoer
the auspices of the Atomic Energy commission.
The new technique, in recent tests, removed up to "a per n o
the $50 content of milk without hurting milk's calcium content.
,Technicalv the process is known as ion exchange chemistry, ana
the principle employed is similar to that used in home water
softeners.
If the process proves practical and economical, it will greatly
reduce one of the severest hazards that has developed IN nj oaWH'
ing atomic age. Presumably, yer a period Of time, same OF
some similar process will be able to remove $50 from other 1000
substances, making humans virtually impervious to cancer caused
by radioactive falout.
. FEDERAL EDUCATION AD-Recenty the National Educa-
ton association bombarded congressman and senators with tee-
grams urging them to approve a Democrat-sponsored 1eoerai ao
to education bill.
thew all came from ST. Louis where the NEA was
holding its annual convention. The cause OF the 1ssgrums
avalanche was q report that spread through the ,w... uJn
convention that the bills sponsors were about TO
eliminate money for teachers raises in order to Teachers
reduce its total and make It more palatable to
the economy-rinded Eisenhower administration.
The teachers may not know 1t, but their action had the enect OF
driving another nail in the coffin Of any legislation this year. Their
kilograms bolstered tho stand Of their Democratic supporters IN
Congress. However, any bin Of the size now contemplated faces
Q sure veto by President Eisenhower.