U (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., June 7, '56
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lie Pleads for Foreign Aid; Battle Looms in House
By WnVMOT EEKCEEB
WASHINGTON Us-House force
deployed for a major battle over
foretn aid Wednesday after Prot
eVot Eisenhower said It would be
"tragic" tf Congress doesn't sup-
Jort hit program.
'House Speaker Ravbura (D-Tex)
Indicated! the mala drive would be
toward restoration of about half the
tU09.ooo.ooe slashed from the ad
pimistration'a foreign aid budget
ay- the House Foreign Attain Com
BjOtee. '
:-Although top Democratic and Re
publican leaders appeared to be
getting together ea some sort of
restoration move, there was still
lota of opposition la the Home to
firing Eisenhower the lull S4.106,
tot.000 be wants to carry oa the
Aifatual security program, through
taeU months beginning July 1.
U'Ttyi tar Cat
'ftep. Richards (D-SC), chairman
af the ForeigB Affairs Committee,
announced be would fight for the
cut his committee approved J4-4 on
Way S. Most of this tU09.0O0.0O0
reduction was in military aid pro
posed for nation allied with the
United States against tht threat of
' Csmimnist aggression.
' Eisenhower told his news confer
ence earnestly Wednesday that this
country "must continue to wage
the peace."
"We must not be parslmonius."
he said. "We must support such
programs as the mutual security
act. . J would think It would now
be tragic not to support these pro
grams cheerfully and adequately."
The President was reported to
have told an extraordinary bipar
tisan conference of House leaders
I Tuesday night that it would endan
ger national security to cut the for
eign aid budget as deeply as the
j foreign urairs committee oia. .
"Wulif Peace"
' He said at his news conference
President Suggests Possibility of Russ
Defense Minister Zhukov Visiting U.S.
WASHINGTON W "- President
Eisenhower opened the door Wed
nesday to an invitation to So
viet Defense Minister Marshal
George Zhukov to visit the United
States later on if Zhukov shows
aa interest la coming.
Eisenhower told a news confer
ence that if Secretary of Defense
Charles Wilson was Invited to visit
the Soviet Union be would cer
tainly ask Zhukov, whom be knew
well at the end of World War II.
to eome te Washington.
In effect the President declared
in this refnect. and in comment
ing on the forthcoming visit of
Gen. Nathan F. Twining to Mos
cow, an American policy of exact
reciprocity n was the first time
lha II JL nmition had been so pre
cisely spelled out by Eisenhower.
The nouibilitv of a Zhukov visit
is important because contacts be
tween the former top American
commander in Europe and the top
Soviet military figure have long
been the center of speculation
about improving United States
Russian relations.
Eisenhower himself has always
beeir extremely careful, while
praising Zhukov, to avoid creating
a situation which might be em
barrassing to his old comrade in
arms against Nazi Germany.
The two men met at the Summit
Conference at Geneva last July.
Their conversations there were re
ported to be very cordial.
the nation was now spending on the
order of 40 billion dollars a year
"waging peace." and that about 10
per cent of it was what was called
mutual security.
"I personally believe that if you
don't support mutual security earn
estly, sincerely, and with the clear
realisation that we are serving
America's best interests In so do
ing, that we are going to spend
more billions on this static, nega
tive defense, " Eisenhower said. .,
He argued that foreign aid funds
were going into "constructive
things. . .the liberty of the individ
ual, his right to equal opportunity
in nis own country, to happiness.
to pursuit of happiness."
as long as we are not shooting.
we are not spending one-tenth as
much as we would if we were
shooting," the President told the
newsmen.
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. Slow Market Cuts -Peeler
Log Price .,
ICORVaLLIS tlV-Moet log prices
bold np well in the past week, but
' peeler logs tumbled 15 to 110 a
thousand feet at some Willamette
Valley mills, Oregon State College
reported Tuesday.
i-fyt weekly farm forest products
report blamed a slow market in
plywood and lumber. :
French Hike Campaign in Rebel Action
By JOSEPH E. DYNAN
ALGIERS, Algeria I The
French 7th Mechanised Division
sealed off a section of the Kabylie
Mountains in North Central Algeria
today in the stepped up campaign
against nationalist rebels.
The French are trying to dupli
cate their "Iron Gates encircle
ment of last week in which it was
claimed S0O rebels were killed or
captured.
Six thousand troops of the 7th
Division backed by Alpine units of
the 27th Division cordoned off the
big mountain area, U mile east of
this capital city and IS miles south
west of Tiii Ouzou. The troops
then converted in a giant sweep
aimed at flushing out rebel bands
based In the region.
The operation closely followed
BULGARIA CONTENDER
VIENNA, Austria - Bulgaria
is the latest Communist bloc na
tion to penetrate the Middle East
market. Sofia radio reports a new
trade agreement with Syria car
rying a pledge to send Commu
nist technicians to the Arabs in
an exchange of technical help.
the pattern of the "Iron Gates" of
fensive hailed as the greatest
French victory of the 19-month-old
rebellion in which the 7th Divis
ion supported by the 19th Infantry
Division trapped a big rebel force
in the Riban Mountains farther
east.
With almost 400,000 troops now at
its disposal in the big North Afri
can territory, the French high com
mand apparently is aiming at
breaking the back of the nationalist
uprising through a series of mas
sive mopping-up operations in key
regions.
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