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ton in recent conferences has
not been notably constructive.
Mr.. Stevenson might have
included the conference in Mos
COW in July at which Sino-
Soviet differences were aired.
But he did not. He was care
full to make no direct reference
to the Sino-Soviet rift.
RuSsia's Intellectual and per-
functory performance has
prompted q. N. diplomats to
doubt seriously the sincerity
Of Russia's effort. They note:
/. That Russia has left it to
Albania - and to frightened
little Cambodia-to make the
formal proposal for admission.
2. That RuSsia's disputes
with Red China would receive
additional exposure If the two
countries had to take public
stands, side by side, on U. N.
issues which affected their in
terests differently. The Cuba
crisis. for example, would have
found them taking very diff
ferent lines in the U. N. So
would disarmament and nu-
clear testing.
8. That it suits RuSsia's pur-
poses to isolate Picking, as Mos
COW has helped to do on the
nuclear-teSt ban.
Some w LISTENERS always
have doubted that Moscow
genuinely wanted Picking in the
U. N. They have pointed to
inept and counterproductive
Soviet strategy, ostensibly on
Peking's behalf, which has in
fact antagonized delegates and
lost votes.
Little Dispute Now
This year, however, there is
very little dispute as to her
feeling. The story of at least
one border clash, and perhaps
a series. is cited as corroborat-
ing evidence.
Moscow has officially charged
Peking with having committed
no fewer than 5000 border vio-
lations in 1862. describing them
as attempts to develop with
out permission individual Sec
tons of Soviet territory"
Some Western delegates have
argued in the past that if it
were in RuSSia's interest to
keep Peking out of the U. NJ,
it should be in the Vests in
tereSt to have her in the U. N.
This year, however, it is more
generally assumed that the
Soviet Union and the West
have a common interest in iso-
lating Peking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

invaded disputed border terri
tory and wiped out two Soviet
outposts before being driven
back by Russian reinforce
ments, the account goes.
The story is being told here
behind the scenes as a back
drop for this years replay Of
the annual Chinese representa-
ton debate in the 1l1-nation
United Nations General Assem-
bly,.
No Recent Gains
Virtually no one believes Red
China has a chance of being
seated this year. She has
made no gains in recent years.
Peking's advocates mustered
42.8 per cent Of those present
and voting in 1861, when her
armies had recently crushed
Tibet.
The next year, with Peking
on the warpath in India and
egging on Moscow to fight in
Cuba, the percentage was ex-
actly the same: 42.8.
The vote in 1861 was 36-48;
In 1862, 1885.
This year, with Moscow
Peking feud in the open, and
Peking's views on the inevita-
bility-indeed, virtually the
desirability-of atomic war on
record on both sides of the
Iron Curtain, the percentage
is expected to dwindle.
PerfunctOry Soviet Plea
With the outcome not in
doubt, therefore, the center of
attention here is on such in
sigh as the debate can cast on
Red China's relations with the
rest of the world, including
notably her relations with
Russia.
The Soviet Union has, as
expected, made only a perfume
tory plea on Peking's behalf.
This plea has contained no pre-
tense that Red China is peace
loving"
Moscow's argument has been
based almost entirely on Red
China's de facto authority on
the mainland. No major world
problems can be solved, Russia
has argued, without participa-
ton by this center of power.
1t is argument which, under
different circumstances, might
carry considerable weight in the
U. N But it is wide open to
American counterattack, since
as United States Ambassador
Adlai E. Stevenson pointed out
yesterday - Peking's participa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
BY ]. A. OTEARY
star staff Writer

The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee voted today to give
the President discretionary
authority to cut off American
aid to any country in which an
existing government came to
power by forcible overthrow of
a democratically- gov
eminent.
The amendment, added to
the foreign aid bill, Is a modi-
fled version of a proposal by
Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Oregon, aimed at such mill
tary juntas as recently ousted
the established governments in
the Dominican Republic and
Honduras.
Without waiting for Con-
gress to act, the United States
already has suspended aid to
those two military govern
ments pending q study OF de-
velopments.
As originally drafted, the
Morse amendments would have
been mandatory, but would
have applied only to Alliance
for Progress funds. Although
the committee made it discre-
tionary. it also broadened the
language to apply to all funds
in the foreign aid bill.
AS adopted by a voice vote,
the amendment reads:
None of the funds made
available under authority of
this act may be used to fur
nish assistance to any country
in which the government has
come to power through the
forcible overthrow of a prior
government which has been
chosen in free and democratic
elections unless the President
determines that withholding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
SuIinger Defends
News Talk Time

Press Secretary Pierre Sal
niger said today that President
Kennedy holds most Of his
press conferences in the after
noon simply because he finds
that more convenient.
He remarked that former
President Eisenhower found it
more convenient to hold press
conferences in the morning.
When a reporter noted that
former President Truman had
alternated his press conferences
between morning and after
noon, Mr.. Salinger said with a
grin. I'VE are alternating with
the past eight years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
U.N. Hears Of Fighting
On Sino-Soviet Border
By WILLIAM r. FRYE
Special to The Star

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Oct 17-United Nations dplo-
mats tantazd by reports that Russia and Red China
actually may have fought at least sma-scae border
skirmsh along their Central Asian frontier.
The reports originating in Communist circles, say the
fighting place year. Chinese Communist force
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

All knowledge someone so shrewdN said, springs
from sense Of WONDER Have you ever wondered why
we think and talk seldom, at all Of Cod the Mother?
John Watson better known Ian MaeIeren fhe much
admired author Of the ksiyard classic. BESIDE THE
BONNIE BRiAR BUSH, once looking around a lovely
Roman Catholic church in Italy He happened on an old
saying her prayers before beautiful statue OF the
Virgin Mary and when she finished he fell into con-
verssfion with her. The old woman, who knew next to
nothing about Proiesiantis very surprised even
vshy shocked - when Wsson told her that Proiesfsns
tconflnved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
LINKS BIRTH CONTROL,
cHURCH-STATE ISSUE"

NEW YORK - Advocates Of rigid ehureh-sfafe sePa-
ration are the people who favor departments OF wei
fare subsdizing foricaton and adultery Msgr george
A. Kelly director Of the family life bureau OF me new '0'N
Roman Catholic archdiocese, charged Yesterday
Msur Kelly in defending the Roman Catholic ehurens
ban on artificial birth control devices. was referring TO me
recent controversy Chicago the distribution OF cor"
iraeeptives TO relief clients
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

News. May 81 - SISTER MARY sHEILA, 43. His
tory instructor Dominican High School for the last
years. died in ST. John Hospital The body will be in state
today fhe ST. Catherine Of Sena Provincial House Chapel
the Dominican High School campus Burial will be in
the Dominican cemetry in Adrian. ..."
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

(ccnfinved From Back Page)
SAY OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN -
AND OUR INTERPRETATION VIA MRS. EDDY, -
"0UR FATHER-Ih0THER GOD.
AlL-HARM0NI0Us"!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
DEVILS re. IN HELL f! OR :
"F0Oi'S PARADISE!

News May 81 - "A requiem Mass for Francis P.
Parker AZ, Of 1887 Renaud. So Crosse Pointe Woods
will be sung at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church
rosary will be reeed PM the verheyden
Funeral Home died after short illness was Pres-
dent and Executive See'y. of the Michigan BREWERS
Assn. FBI agent here and in Port Huron, lo40
10 l945. worked spy during World War II.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
Humanity

Humanity -
CONTINUED From Back Pssd
PHILOSOPHERS ETC.. WHOSE PERCEPTION OF
LIFE AFTER DEATH NEEDS VIGOROUS
LAUNDERING OvERHAULINc!
SOME OF THESE sATANRoBBED zEALoTs.
WITH THE SATANIC PSYCHOLOGY. TF YOU CAN'T
PERSUADE EN- SCARE EN- - BLAsPHEMousLY
ASSERT: IF YOU'RE NOT SAVED BEFORE DEATH
YOU'RE ASKING FOR AN ETERNITY OF HE'LL
etc, etc. AND. GOD IS LOVE - voi-DS EVIL
OF THE SATAN BOUND JESUS DECLARED:
FATHER FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY khoW NOT
NOT WHAT THEY DO!
HE'LL, BEFORE AND, AFTER DEATH. IS a
SATANIC. ANTi-cHRsT, ApAN+EvE "LoRRcQR'
(cen iii, etc., FRAUD! M-Y-T-Hl- REpVcARLE
TO NATIVE No-T-+LN-c-N.E-SS" VIA The
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TRUTH. THAT MAKES
FREE - REVEALING 1.-THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH" Revelation 2l;l| AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY AND THE
UTTER No-T-HI-N-c-N.E-ss OF THE THINGS
SEEN. TEMPORAL! ISL Paul. - THE EVIL!
THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL!
MATTER. SIN. HELL. HUMAN BIRTHS,
DISEASE. DEFoRMITIEs. DEATHS DISASTERS.
PEsTILENcEs WARS. EVEN -
OF THE DEVIL a MURDERER. LIAR. VOID OF
TRUTH ! - Jesus in John S:43.44 -
VOID OF REALITY!
THE UNIVERSE OF THE ONE REAL
DEITY (cenesis FIRST Chapter - WHERE GOD is
GOD y CONSISTS OF NOTHING OUT OF WHICH
MATTER. SIN, HELL. AND THEIR FATHER THE
WONcSNOSS
JUDAsEs KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHOOD! - COULD BE MADE ~! -
REPUDIATED BY cH.LL-D-L-E-ss CHRIST 49,
JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHOoD! -
APPREHENDINc THE UTTER N.o-T-H--Nc-N.E-s.s
OF THE SATANIC. "cHAsTLY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [so-eaIIedl EXISTENCE" - p. 272
OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK! - THE ONE
AND ONLY HONEST FRIEND OF BIBLES
CLERGY EVERY ONE
GENESIS I:26 DECLARES MAN AS THE IMAGE
OF lNFINITY, DIVINITY
AND, 1.-THE NF-EN-I-T-E HAS NO
BEciNNINc"! - See p 502. Christian Science textbook.
MAN = YOUR TRUE BEING - IS ADAM
EvELEss! - NEVER BORN! NEVER DYING
NEWER A SINNER! NEVER BORN OF
SINNERS OF WOMAN. UNcLEAN! f! Job Old IT,
THE CHRIST. FIRST AND SECOND COMING"
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. AFTER l9
CENTURIES OF WICKED AND ADULTERoUs
GENERATIONS. - CAN. AND DOES. REVEAL WHAT
JESUS HAD TO WITHHOLD FROM SATANIC
ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS, JUDAsEs.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THEREFORE. IT IS
APPREHENsIBLE THAT THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE
IS VERY cooD"! - Externally. CON-
PLETELY POPULATED WITH cHRiSTLIkE.
SPIRITUAL BEINGS NY IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
SEE OUR cHRiSTLY PARAPHRASES or GENESIS l:3i
and GENESIS I'll, ELSEWHERE, IN OUR
DETROIT TRIBUNE.
ALL THE REAL IS VERY GOOD" - "FiNIsHED"t
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

my. Trib. May TOY - "PHILIP ENcsco. PUBLISHER
OF BROOKLYN EAGLE. DEAD"
"A funeral service will be held for Philip Enciseo, 46
publisher and Board Chairman in the Edward Leber
Funeral Home. Mr.. Eneiseo who had planned establish
this year newspaper suffered HEART At
TACK in the Eagle Offices active in Long Island
Republican politics ..."
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
Soviet :
lconfinvsd from Back Pags)

(Confinued from Back Pa0e)
Whether because Of internal problems a desire
TO cultivate the favor Of Iesdeveoped countries, both
he sad the Soviet Union appears ready TO exercise
leadership in action programs in the population fields
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
Temple -

Temple
(Consnved from Back Page)
Ia compI Ere AND FINAL REVELATION ~ OF
THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST.
TEACHING ALL THINGS = OUR CHRIST Se'rN~I
MESSIAH, SECOND coMNc," VIA
.lNcoMPARABLE PRoPHETEss. REvELAToR.
GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY! = WOMAN
Matthew 1898 Revelation I2;Ls) = WHOSE MAN
CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
ROD OF IRoNl
PART
n SPIRITUAL DIAPERS = WATER BAPfISMS!
PASTOR CD. WICK IS AN AMBITIOUS JUDAS
"a tconiinved Next Column. Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
DEADLY. cHRIsT-REJEcTINc JUDAISM!

free Press, May 10y MRS. REvA CARP. AZ. died in
FORD HOSPITAL Services will be at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel. -" HUSBAND. DR.. JOSEPH CARP
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

PRACTICES "FRIcHT PEDDLINc." SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY, BLAsPHEMY l. - PERMITTING THE
pHpL To.svsAL - VIA AQAhtEvE "LoRpcQH
(csn III. eteJ - THE HONOR. THE GLORY MAJESTY.
DOMINION. BELONGING o3tLY TO THE ONE.
REAL DEITY or THE UNIVERSE = GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER WHERE GOD IS 0oQl-
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNIoUS" OF
c.H-IL-DL.E-s-5 CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NON PARENTHoo0 d - CALL NO MAN,.
FAIHaR"I
BUT, WICK. LIKE REX HUBBARD OF CATHEDRAL
OF TOMORROW WITH scH0oLBoN NAvETE.
FALLS AND FALLS HARD - AS SATANIC.
MLv.FttLc-AsL ADAM EVE. AND MuRDERoUS
CAIN FELL - AND GIVES THE GLORY
GRANDEUR GOODNESS. WISDOM or THE
ONE GOD OF THE UNIVERSE - GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER TO THE SATANIC,
MY-T-H-Ic-A-L. ANTi-cHRIST, ApAM-EvE
"LoRD-coD" OF GENESIS III, ETC. - THE
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE Lincoln. Shakespeare,
100, 800 years ago, respectively - VIA SAUL
OF TARsUs ADAM-EvE TRAhsLAToRsl
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERSl BlASPHEMERS
LIKE so MANY OF THE NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST
CLERGY OF TODAY! - STILL RUNNING
AROUND IN SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTS - OR LESS!
SEE LOWER HALF OF p. l3o, GODS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - HIS ONE AND ONLY
HONEST FRIEND OF BIBLES CLERGY!
EVERY ONE
EXCERPTS. PREMATURE DEATHS
News. May N,- Services for LEONARD w. MUIR
RAY 80. electrician will be held at PM at the RIG.
cR. Harris Funeral Home member Of the
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 80"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

(censnusd Essm Back Pssa
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL
THE DEVIL USING scRIPTUREl-
VIA SATANIC. ANrtcHRtsT. MYTHICAL,
ADAA%EvE "LoRD-coD" (csn III. eteJ
FRAupsI Mry-TL+sl
N.o-Tt-EN-o.NESSi
THE CLERGY SERVING THE DEVIL!
UNMARRIED RES INvotUNTARIlY F0H0W
AD0c M THE AANcER' PoucY!-
TINE DfvL MUST NOT BE cHEAIED"!
THE MESIMERIsAA, HYPM0TIsM. SATANIC
BONDAGE Of SEX RELIEF THEREFRoM
MUST COMPENSATE THE DEVIL! BY
GIVING BIRTH TO ADAMS. Ewes MURDER0Us
GAINS. yUDASES. KNAvEs AND F00Ls!!!
HENCE. JESUS DIVINE. MIRACULOUS
PERCEPTION! = John s:4344: WHY DO YE NOT
BELIEVE NY SPEECH, EVEN BECAUSE YE
CANNOT HEAR MY WORD? YE ARE OF YOUR
FATHER, THE DEVIL. AND THE LUsTs OF
YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO HE WAS A
MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING, AND
ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE
IS NO TRUTH IN HIM. WHEN He sPEAKETH A
LIE. HE sPEAKETH OF HIS OWN. FOR HE lsA
LIAR AND THE FATHER OF IT.!
AND ST. PAUL THERETC:
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL -
MYTHICAL! - THE EVIL THE HUMAN ]!
THE MATERIAL
GENESIS: FIRST CHAPTER is BASIC,
D-l-v--N-E SCIENCE
CHRIST TRUTH TOO MUCH FOR WICKED
AND ADULTERouS GENERATIONS UP TO FEB.
1856! - AND THEN, FATHER. SON. AND
HOLY GHOSTS APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN
Matthew 1888; Revelation l2:l.s; R.c. Apoel AND
"lEGAlIzED LUST" (s&H)
MARRIAGES! EXPOSED!
BIRTHS FLOODS LUNAcY OF LUST :
FLOODS OF IGNORANCE, SINNERS
LEcITIMATES OR "BASTARDS"!
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL "BASTARDS"
Heb. 1878
GIVE YOU PREMATURE DEATHS. BLUNDERs.
DISASTERS PEsTILENcEs. PEARL HARBoRs.
KoREAS, cUBAs WARS
GODS OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING
IS ADAM-EvElEsS J. IS NOT OF The LUNACY
OF LUsI!- OF SATAN, SIN. S-E-x!-
NEVER BORN! NEWER DYINcI
NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS!
OF WOMAN, UNcLEAN! lob, Old IT,
AND GENESIS 1881 and 2l EXCLUDE SATANIC
PERvERSIoNS OF DIVINE REVELATIONS =
AS PER GODS MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH "sciENcE OF Sciences
OF THE UNIVERSE
GENESIS 1881: "AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNoRED BY THE C-H-tL.D-L-E-s-S CHRIST
JESUS Il HAD MADE, AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS l-ES-l
VERY COOD"!
GENESIS 2:,: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL j WERE
E.lNLs-H-E.D AND Ali THE HOST OF Them =
ETERNALLY Void OF MATTER, HUMANS!
~
FATHER THE DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE "LoRDcoDr tcen. III. etc.) FRAUDS
MYT-Hsl- MORTAL T-H-o-u'c-HT IMAGES!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MAY is, 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
"WHITHER HUMANITY"


EAST LANSING. April ~. - Does the nation need a
board Of philosophers and religious leaders to ihe
great moral and ethical questions being created by sci
ence's accelerated plunge into the vnknown7
But what about other decisions that are the way
science steps up IFS probing-some call nierfsrepee
with the ongseeeped order Of nature? Who shall pax
Cod?"
These questions asked by Or. Leroy Avosnsssn.
former Atomic Energy Commission scientist whe. now
heads Michigan State Universifys bophysies Department.
we have more questions than answers" Avssnsssin.
admits. Decisions will face the world during fstims
that
Science is not prepared TO make fhsm Historically
has been The role Of the philosophers to provN the
dersfsndng necessary TO give ME- courage ~ step
through the doors that science opens But phiIoso
pliers tagging behind technology when they ought to
be its handmaiden."
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-18
HEART ATTACK" : THINKING sUFFocATIoN
BELIEFS OF NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS!

MOORE. SO, who died in his office Of HEART ATTACK
will be at Pm. in the MeFa Brothers Funeral Chapel
attorney member Of Omega Psi Phi Fra
fernify the Wolverine Bar Assn and the Tau Epsilon
Rho Legal fraternity. 80"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

majority Of the eonferees voted
to strike this out
As passed by the House last
August, 2s7-11s. . bill for Fed
eral aid to higher education
authorized q three-year pro-
gram Of s1.915.O00 900 Of
grants and loans for brick
and mortar" projects. The
Senate passed . BIN. 60-1s.
last month authorizing ST.
se5. 900 900 over q five year
period. It limited the aid to
libraries and classroom build
ings for science and engineer
ing.
The compromise bin would
authorize s1.Is5.0O0. 900 only
for three years but would give
general approval to q five-year
The measure would
authorize $3.50 million q year
in grants and $40 million
in loans. with about $50 mil
lion Of the grant aid earmarkedI
for public community colleges
and technical institutes. It
also would authorize grants
totahng SIS million the first
year and $50 million for each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
House Likely
To Back Aid
ForCoIIeges
By ROBERT X. WALSH
star staff Writsr

A compromise 81 billion
construction aid bin for public
and private colleges seemed
assured Of House approval to-
day but faced . hard fight and
perhaps rejection in the Sem
ate.
Congress never yet has
passed general legislation for
Federal grants and loans Of
this kind for higher education
institutions. The pending
measure would help an eSti-
mated 1000 eligible schools.
A broader bin died In a SEN
ate House conference commit
tee last year. This resulted
mainly from disputes over pro-
posed student loans and schoI-
arship aid provisions and Fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Reno Bus Upset,
7 Die, 81 Hurt

TRUCKEE, Calf, Nov. 6
(AP) Seven men were killed
yesterday In the crash Of q
Sacramento-to-Reno gambling
excursion bus on rain-slick q. s.
Highway 40. Thirty-one others.
including the driver Of the spe-
cial Greyhound bus. were In
jured.
The California Highway IA
troll said the bus. trying to pass
another vehicle. caught its tires
on the freeway divider. The
bus went out Of control, over
turned and rolled over ct least
three times. Passengers were
strewn about the mountain
highway In . driving rain.
Five persons we're killed OUT
right. They were identified by
the Nevada County coroner's
office as Roy Tyler Smith. Gus
Tascatos. John Nick Bart and
Edward Morgan, all elderly men
from Sacramento, and TerTis
George Hegardt. 81. Of Ontario,
Calf. rst
Sidney Wade, As. Of sacra-
mento, died In q nearby hos
pital three hours after the
crash. Walter Kessler, "a, Of
Sacramento. died at q Reno
hospital.
The bus driver, John Cas-
tank, IT,, 80, Of Sacramento,
refused to comment on the &C.
cident. He suffered head cuts.
In San Francisco, Greyhound
officials said the bus was char
tered by the Cal-Neva Casino
in Reno to take the SO persons
all but two are Californians
to the Nevada city for an
overnight stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06


Democratic Leader Mansfield
and Republican Leader Dirksen.
Sensing the hostility against
the program, Senators Mans
field and Dirksen proposed TO
cut an authorization bill back
from the $42 billion ceiling
approved by the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to SIS
billion. Senator EIlender asked
for an additional SIS million
reduction.
The dire current plight Of
the program was Illustrated BY
the need Of some fast foot
work by the leaders to defeat
Senator BLENDERS proposal.
Senator Ellender has been pro-
posing foreign aid cuts for
years without coming within
hoIlering distance Of q ma
jority.
Beg for support
Faced with defeat, admins
tration heutenants went beg
gine for help among Senators
who ordinarily support the
President but had gone against
the Mansfield-Dirksen COM
promise he was resigned to &C
cepting.
Senator Pell, Democrat Of
Rhode Island, switched his vote
on the Eilender amendment
from yes to no. Senators Rib
icoff, Democrat of Connecticut,
and Magnuson, Democrat Of
Washington, found 1t conven-
lent to withdraw their support
and to pair" themselves with
absent opponents OF the
amendment.
The pairing device Is used to
record the position Of Senators,
one or both Of whom may be
absent, without influencing
the roll call result.
The three changes converted
q 1912 victory for Senator Eli
lender into q 1910 defeat.
On that test, the Democrats
split 1928 and the Republicans
l4-l2, with the majority Of
both parties opposing the
amendment.
Morse Change Wins, 42-4o
To emphasize the touch-and-
60 nature of the proceedings,
the Senate then turned around
and adopted, 1910. an amend
ment by Senator Morse, Demo-
crat Of Oregon. 1t cut SIS
million off development loan
funds and rescinded previous
authority to continue this pro-
gram for the next two years.
This represented an express
sion Of the majority's opinion
that there had better be an
extensive overhauling Of the
foreign aid program next year,
or else.
On this test, the Democrats
wound up deadlocked, 1929.
The Republicans voted, 1911,
in favor Of the Morse proposal.
Senator Fulbright, Democrat
of Arkansas, chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Boycott of Africo

OSLO. Nov. 8 (AP).-Two
state-owned Norwegian firms
have decided to boycott South
African products In protest
against the country's race
policy. They are q steel plant,
which said 1t viii henceforth
get its manganese from India,
and the state liquor monopoly,
which will buy brandy else
where.