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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1951)
IiWTho iaiag3, Scle-a. Orxyou. 7dawdgy. July 25. 1S31 UteWorldhgfor Single tern Europe Army. WASHINGTON, July 24-GFV-Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is working for an allied army under a 'jingle flag, uniform and com mand to defend western Europe, senators reported Monday on their return from an overseas Inspection trip. Senator Brewster (R-Me), one of nine foreign relations committee members wbo visited seven coun tries in the last two weeks, told newsmen Elsenhower is "going all out" for the non-national army proposal. " - In Paris, Eisenhower's headquar ters said it had no comment. Brewster said he was informed that while Britain opposes the Eis enhower plan, France and west ern Germany are about agreed on tts general principles. Senator Sparkman (D-Ala) went step further. He said an agree snent was reached last Saturday and that an announcement is ex pected soon. This seemed to Jibe with reports from Paris that plans for a con ference of allied foreign and de fense ministers to discuss the sin gle army plan will be made there tomorrow. They will go over a proposal for' merging the armed forces of at least six nations France, Italy, West Germany, Bel gian, Holland and Luxembourg. Murray Calls For Missouri RiverAuthority WASHINGTON, July 24 -V senator Murray (L-Moni) called Monday for establishment of a Missouri Valley Authority as the only way to prevent disastrous new floods and 'at the same time , Oeyelop the power and other re V' sources of the Missouri river in I efficient, democratic manner. In a speech prepared for senate delivery, Murray announced that . am and 1 1 other senators were re introducing an MVA bill for a setup along Tennessee Valley Au thority lines. He said congress has turned the measure down in the past solely because of pressure from private power lobbies. Murray, chairman of the sen ate Interior committee, asserted that "the old methods and pro grams to control these floods In the Missouri valley which have been followed through the years have completely failed." : We nave spent hundreds - of millions of dollars in diking the river, straight Jacketing it in lev ees that do little more than nar row its channels and add to its destructive force," he said. . - .."Where there is one river sys tem, having different problems over its course, conflicting claims upon its waters, and- freighted with so many separate desires end hopes of the people, there must be one center of responsibility, one authority, acting under principles of equity, in touch with and to guide it by the interest and the welfare of au sections, and act ing; also, only after securing the best advice obtainable from all groups and sections in the area." Mill Oty Schools to Get Federal Funds Mill City school district 1 29 J will , receive $33,755 in federal funds, U. S. Rep. Walter Norblad informed Marion county school superintendent Agnes Booth by telegram Tuesday. The district is located in the De troit dam area, making it eligible, said Mrs. Booth, for federal aid. High heeled shoes and "wedg ies' were worn in Europe in the eighteenth century. aicates 4- i mm Atlantic Pact Headquarters MARLY LE ROY, France, July 24-C5V Standing in a . one-time cabbage-patch 12 miles outside Paris, General Dwight D. Elsen hower Monday dedicated his new Atlantic Pact army headquarters to "a secure peace attained through strength." The five-star general and French President Vinctnt Auriol presided over the ceremony for mally opening the cluster of one story offices and barracks. "In all history," said Elsen hower, "this is the first time that an allied headquarters has . been set up in peace to preserve the peace and not to wage war. 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