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O o o o n 8 Th Newi-Rkview, Rure Ort. ThVr., kp 25, HIT Neuberger Attacks Eisenhower Policies PORTLAND 11 Sen. Neulier ger (D-Ore) told a meeting of fed eral employee Tuesday that the "Republican administration has failed to carry Mil its bland cam pa i en promises to halt inflation." "If the President's financial ex perls cannot halt inflation," he told a meeting of the Federation of Federal Employes, "surely they at least owe our federal workers, who are not protected by escalator clauses, a living Wage." Discussing attacks on President Eisenhower's budget, Neuberger said: "The carefully contrived as sault on the 1958 federal budget is noteworthy for th fact that hankers have not protested the administration's tight money pol- ' icy, although this factor alone has added nearly one billion dollars In the interest r-st of the federal debt since 1955." Gimril Prnlktf 35-Hetr Tim Fcr GniusfGlob DAYTON, Ohio 'jfi The gen- Chancellor Aikt Support For Might r Education Needs Well, If you'd . . . JUST TRY FAMILY COOKIES!! (YOU'D KNOW) era! who led the January flight of B52s around the world in 45 hours said here Tuesday night he sees no bar to a 33-hour globe circling flight. Maj. ;en. Archie J. Old Jr.. the flight leader, was a speaker at a sDecial Air Force program. ! The program marked the public IliHd nf It, -K.'oiv (Ir-lean " a Douglas air cruiser that made history 33 years ago in an around- the-world flight. The plane was presented to the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base -Museum by the Douglas Aircraft to. Of the January flight, Gen. Old said the Strategic Air Command (SAC) "could do it again tomor row, and in seven or eight hours less with jet tankers doing the refueling." And he added: "As a matter of fact, when they get the new KC133 jet tankers, I can see no bar to going around the world in 35 hours." The New Orleans made the 1924 trip which started from Seattle in 175 houra of rough flying through snow, sleet, rain, thunder storms and fog. Before it was over, the plane required eight en gine changes. Three other planes the "Seat tle," the "Boston," and the "Chi cago" started out on the trip, but only the New Orleans and the Chicago made it. When first the New Orleans, and later the Chicago, returned the United States was the first nation to circumnavigate the earth by air. SAI.K.M if Chancellor John R. Richards of the Oregon system of higher education appealed Tuesday night to the Legislature to support the board's request fur S14.0.(XJO in new building for the state college and university. He told a subcommittee on high er education appropriations that he could not suggest utiich -projects could be eliminated, but that if some had to be cut, they should be eliminated in reverse order of priority. The budget submitted by former s tL. A I.. i:S HERALDS TEAMSTERS - Teamster Union's $200,000 pub lic relations campaign, designed to offset adverse publicity in connection with recent Senate Labor Racket Committee hear ings, will be directed by Dave Chatnay, chairman of Allied Public Relations Associates. Gov. Elmo 'Smith had eut the! amount jo 110,000.000. I Here are the projects In order of priority: Utility and service ouisding at six institutions, Portland Slate classroom building, university men's physical education build ing, Eastern Oregon College phvsical education building, first unit of Oregon State physics chemistry building, addition to Johnson Hall at University, sec ond unit of Oregon State physics- chemistry building, Oregon Col lege general arts building. South ern Oregon College science-classroom building, Portland State li brary, third unit of Oregon State physics - chemistry building, two dormitories at Oregon State, dor mitory at University, dormitory at Southern Oregon College, and park ing at Portland State. The subcommittee, headed by Sen. Jean Lewis (D), Portland, Eisenhower Doctrine Attacked By Izvestia LONDON i Iivestia at tacked the Eisenhower Doctrine Tuesday as a plan to involve the nations of the Middle East in "dangerous military adventures." The Soviet government news paper assailed the mission of President Eisenhower's special ambassador, James P. Richards, who is touring the Middle East to explain the American anti Communist program of economic and military aid. The article, broadcast by Mos cow Radio in English, reflected growing Kremlin concern at the success of the Richards mission. 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Mrs. Lewis indicated that her subcommittee, which will pasa on ita recommendationa to the Joint Waya and Means Subcommittee on Buildings, would cut the proposed higher imtitucion building program to the bone. Dr. Richards said all of the proj ecta are vital, largely because of the rapid growth of the college and university. He said that Oregon State Col lege has a critical need for new classrfom space and dormitories, and that it already is turning away studenta who can't find liv ing accommodations in Corvallia and Albany, In other business. Tuesday at the board's regular monthly meet- 1 ine: Final plans for the first unit of a dormitory at Eastern Oregon 1 College at La Grande were ap proved. I Approval waa given to Southern , Oregon College at Ashland to add I eight acres to the campus and to Oregon College of Education at Monmouth to add three acres. 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