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Twining Warns Russ
As Reds Gulp Toasts
To Dte's Leadership
MOSCOW' l-Gwi. Nathan S.I The U.S. Air Force chief, here
Twining told Soviet leaden Sua- by Soviet invitation to lee Sun
day night the United States is a j day's air exhibit that showed sev-
peaceful nation but will not disarm
again "until we are ture of world
wide armt control."
Colons race
'Hot'Week
In Congress
WASHINGTON I Issues like
ly tit ficnird bird In ih rnminff
election year campaigns provide
Congress with a politically hot
week ahead.
The week' schedule, certain to
touch oft fireworks on both side
of the Capitol, Includes action on
proposals for billions more in vet
erans pensions, federal aid for
school construction; foreign aid
and defense appropriations. Civil
rights legislation is another Issue.
Congressional agreement Is due
to be reached on a vast m super
highway program calling for 41,
ooo miles of interstate highways
and $14,(00,000,000 of new motor
ing and trucking taxes.
Both Senate and House are ex
pected to- give a final okay to a
compromise road bill by Wednes
day and Mod tt to the President's
desk before the weekend.
: With Congress rounding the tura
on the final dash for adjournment
next month, the customary ses
sion-end log jam has been height
ened by election year efforts to
write partisan legislative records
for campaign use.
For the House, the week prom
ises to be the busiest and the
hottest politically of an other
wise laggard session.
Heading for a floor battle Tues
day, with the outcome uncertain,
is a bill to boost veterans pay
ments an estimated 1" billion
dollars the first year and a total
of 141 billions over the next 44
years.... j
Voice Good J
For Fine But
JVot for Fare
M1NE0LA. N,V, un-lt was the
singer, not the song, that irked
conductor Nestor Fagnant when a
Long Island railroad commuter
bellowed "Sweet Eloise" into the
ear of a pretty red head.
The singer, Harold Frederick,
. SO, of Freeport, N.Y.. was fined
$25 for disorderly conduct after
Fagnant told district court:
"The girl complained about his
singing, so I suggested that she
change cars, which she did
asked him for his fare ... but
he couldn t come up with it.
"All he did was keep on sing
ing "Sweet Eloise.' His voice was-
nt good enough to constitute s
railroad fare."
en new Soviet fighter planes and
jet-propeller transport, spoke at a
defense ministry party. Lavish
toasts were drunk to President
Eisenhower by the Soviet heir
archy. Armed Forces Cat
Twining's statement came after
Marshal Georgie K. Zuhkov, Sov
iet defense minister, called in a
speech for reduction of armed
forces. Eisenhower tried arduously
at the 'Geneva summit meeting
last year to get the Russians to
agree to disarmament with controls.
Twining disclosed that before he
lett for Moscow Eisenhower tele
phoned him from the hospital to
send his best regards to Zhukov
Eisenhower also gave Twining a
personal message to Zhukov to be
delivered Monday.
In a bottoms-up series of drink
ing toasts, Zhukov remarked that
Eisenhower "does not forget his
friends."
la High Esteem
Nikita S. Khrushchev, commu
nist party chief, said "we hold
him in high esteem. We believe
he has the best intentions. But we
do not bold in high esteem some
of his collaborators
Premier Nikolai Bulganin toast
ed Eisenhower, as "a great man."
Bulganin also drank "to another
great friend, our friend (Sir An
thony Eden."
Eighth Victim
Of Minneapolis
Jet Crash Dies
C.of CSays
'Polities' in
Dam Battle
WASHINGTON I- The council
of state chambers of commerce
said Sunday politics provides the
drive in Congress for the proposed
federal Hells Canyon dam.
The council said in a statement
that the proposed federal project
in the Snake River between Idaho
and Oregon would cost a half
billion dollars.
This would be a "totally unnec
essary burden on the American
taxpayers." the council said, be
cause the Idaho Power Co. is
building three dams in the same
river reach at its own expense
and they -would "help finance gov
ernment to the tunc of almost in
million dollars a year in taxes."
Idaho Power is proceeding un
der a Federal Power Commission
license, the validity of which has
been challenged in the lT. S. court
of appeals by public power groups
advocating the federal project.
MINNEAPOLIS ijfuA six-year-old
girl died Sunday to become
the eighth victim of a jet plane in
crasn nere June .
Lynn D. Greening was burned
over 90 per cent of her body
when the plane plowed into a
group of houses near Wold Cham
berlain Airport.
Three playmates remained in
critical condition. They are Jef
frey Kieffer, 7, and Jennie Kiel
fer, 2, brother and sister of Cas
sandra, S, who died June IS; and
Stephen Clark, 5.
Auto Safety Belt
Blamed in Death
PRINCETON, N.J. Ofv-A safety
belt was the instrument of death
for a New York man who died
Sunday from car crash injuries.
Kurt Eichler, 02, of Flushing,
N.Y., was riding last Thursday
in a 1956 Mercedes-Benz driven
by his son, Frank, 28.
The elder Eichler's seat belt
was either loose or worked loose
as the car crashed into an on
coming auto, police said. The el
der Eichler slipped down and the
safety belt caught hirp on the
throat, se,veiing his trachea.
Death Claims
Vice Admiral
SAN DIEGO, Calif. UP- Vice
Adm. Francis X. Mclnerney, 57.
USN Retired, died in Naval Hos
pital Sunday (rom a cerebral
hemorrhage. His wife died a month
ago.
He was holder of the navy cross,
the service's highest award, for
gallantry as a destroyer force com
mander in directing rescue of lfi5
survivors ol tne sunken cruiser
Helena from a Japanese-held island
the Solomons during World
War II.
He commanded the battleship
Washington later in the war and
in 1952-53 was commander of an
amphibious group in Korea waters.
He retired in 1955.
A native of Cheyenne, Wyo., Mc
linerney was graduated from the
U.S. Naval Academy in 1920.
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