Satellite Bill
Preliminary
On Tap Today
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A pre
liminary event was on tap today
in the Senate fight over the com
munications satellite bill.
The main event comes Tues
day. Opponents of the long - stalled
space measure pressed for a vote
on a proposed amendment to the
administration - supported mea
sure. The amendment would re
store language to the bill giving
the State Department authority to
conduct all international negotia
tions over rates and other mat
ters involving the proposed satel
lite communications network.
Tuesday the Senate is set to
vote on a leadership motion to
invoke cloture or to gag debate
to choke off a filibuster , against
the bill by a handful of Demo
cratic liberals.
Boti sides were optimistic over
their chances of winning the clo
ture fight. A two-thirds vote of
all senators present and voting is
required to curb debate.
The bill would create a private
ly owned, government regulated
corporation to operate the U.S.
share of a worldwide space com
munications system that would re
lay television, radio and telephone
signals.
Other congressional news:
Stockiplt An armed services
subcommittee today was expected
to begin two or three days sketch
ing details of $111 million in con
tracts signed with the government
nearly 10 years ago by companies
under the control of former Trea
sury Secretary George M. Hum
phrey. The Eisenhower adminis
tration official has accused the
subcommittee investigating the
nation's stockpile of strategic ma
terials of waging political war
against him.
Schooling Sen. William Prox
mire. D-Wis., said today he would
introduce a resolution recommend
ing that school attendance be ex
tended to help combat serious un
employment among young people.
He said attendance should be re
quired until a student's 17th birth
day, or high school graduation,
whichever is earlier.
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Russia's Twin Shot Won't Alter U. S. Space Plans
'leading up to an effort to rendej-'
WASHINGTON (UPI) Three I
congressional experts have agreed j
that there is no need to re
examine' the U.S. space program
because of Russia s twin orbital
shot.
Instead, they feel that the U.S.
program is moving ahead and
will move even faster when more
powerful booster rockets are de
veloped. The legislators Sens. Warren
G. Magmison, D-Wash., and Pes
sard L. Holland, D-Fla., and Rep.
Olin E. Teague, D-Tex. did not
appear dismayed Sunday that the!
United Stales might be behind in
the race.
"We have some very solid,
feasible technical plans in the
same field as the Russians have.
Magnuson said. "The fact that
one is ahead of the other doesn't
necessarily mean anything."
Magnuson and Holland are
members- of the Senate Space
Committee. Magnuson's subcom
mittee approved a $3.7 billion
space budget on Saturday.
Teague. a member of the House
Space Committee, said, "our
space program is on solid
ground."
Holland saw the Soviet feat as
a new challenge to the United
States. He said it was 1 step
vous two capsules in space, a;
technique the United States also I
plans to attempt.
TcaRue said the Soviet Un- j
ion had chalked) up more spectac-
ular space shuts but that Uie 1
United States had performed im- j
poiiant technical feats. j
And he 'disagreed with Magnu-1
son s view that the Russian ac
complishment had no military
significance.
"Everything in' space has a
military significance," Teague
said. "Whoever dominates space
will dominate earth."
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Soblen's Lawyers To Ask '
New Writ Of Habeas Corpus
LONDON (UPI) - Dr. Robert
Soblen's lawyers said today they
will ask Britain's high court for
another writ of habeas corpus
aimed at keeping the convicted
Soviet spy from being sent back
to the United States and life in
prison.
Soblen's attorneys said they
would fight "tooth and nail" an
order by the home office that the
psychiatrist be deported, despite
Israel's El Al Airline's refusal to
fly him to New York. They said
they would carry the fight to the
high court Tuesday.
The British government admit
ted Soblen, now in his 44th day
on English soil, would not be de
ported "for a few days at least."
Soblen, 61, now seeks his second
writ of habeas corpus 'from the
high court. He was granted the
first writ in challenging the valid-
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turned down in a plea to be sent
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He jumped $100,000 bail in New
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El Al has refused three orders
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Calendar Drive Slated
By Canyonvile Lions
Canyonville Lions made plans for
their annual community birtlidav
calendar drive at their last, meet
ing at The Foresters Cafe in Can
yonville. John Hamlin is chairman of the
calendar drive. He asks that should
someone interested in participating
fail to be contacted by the team
of campaigners before Sept. 1 to
call him to reserve a calendar.
In other business, Don Bell of
Roseburg presented perfect at
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