;.16-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Tues., June 26. '56
Showdown Vote Due Today on AF Budget Hike
By WILMOT BERCHER
WASHINGTON - The Senate
reed Monday to limit debate on
the huge defenM bill and have a
i how down vote Tuesday on wheth
er to add more than a billion dol
lars to the Air Force budget.
Democratic leader contend the
extra money it needed to aure
American air superiority over
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Russia. - t Eisenhower for the next 12 ' leader, obtained unanimous agree-
The Republican leadership Is months. j ment to limit the debate Tuesday,
fighting to hold the increase to Aftpr several hours of speech- starting at 12:30 p. m. KST.
500 million dollars above ihe making Monday, Sen. Lyndon! 0ne tn na" hur" were al
amount requested by President Johnson of Texas, the Democratic 1 1",,, ,or debate on the Demo
cratic proposal 10 ammo: tne
House version of the defense hill
by giving the Air Force Ihe addi
tional billion plus for more planes,
bases and airmen in the next fis
cal year.
A similar amount of time was
allotted for debate of the GOP
compromise proposal There will
he an additional three hours of
debate on the whole bill before
voting begins.
The House has approxed a de-
frnse outlay of $33,635,000,000 for
all hranches of the armed services
in the year starting July 1
Sen. Rnmrtson 'D-Va charged
Monday that celitenes of the B2
intercontinental bomber, the Air!
Force's biggest punch, "are not
approaching e en the administra
tion's schedule "
But Sen. Saltonstall iR Mas.O.
administrative spokesman on de
fense matters, said "that is not
strictly an accurate statement."
On security grounds, he relused to'
disclose the B.'2 delivery date'-
Sen. Symington 'D-Moi com
mented that it looked as though
the I'nitcd States would be trail
ing the Soviet I'nion in every type
of military production before long
Sens, .iackson D-Wash and
Symington explained that 800 mil
lions of the proposed increase
were earmarked for aircraft pro
duction and this would mean 100
B.)2's. if costs remain at about 8
million dollars each.
Actually the RO0 millions is not
restricted to B"2 bombers but is
intended to be used for new fight
ers and other aircraft also.
Both Jackson and Symington re
minded the Senate that Secretary
of the Air Force Quartos, den.
Nathan F. Twining, Air Force,
thief of staff, and Secretary of
Defense Wilson all had warned
that the Air Force budget must
be increased next year
The inference they drew was
that the Republican administra
tion was holding down the Defense
and Air Force costs this election
ear but would increase them next
vcar. :
Johnson spoke out for the bil
lion dollar increase earlier.
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Traction Firm
PORTLAND - A recommen
dation that the Rose City Transit
Co. (formerly Portland Traction
Co.) be granted a two-year per
mit will be before the City Council
Thursday.
The recommendation was made
Monday by Commissioner Nate
Boody, whoal.so asked a public
hearin:: before the permit is acted
upon. The company's current 30
day permit expires July 10, and
the proposed new permit would
lerve rates, fares and schedules
unchanged. ;
Power Men Ask Snake Dam Permit
About a third of l.S spending
units 'families and single people i
had incomes over W.nnn a year in
1950 compared to half in 1935.
PENDLETON, Ore. W - More
than 40 spokesmen for power com
panies, farm and labor groups,
and individuals urged a special
board of Federal Power Commis
sion examiners Monday to grant
licenses to a Northwest power
combine to build two dams on the
Snake River to forestall a threat
ened power shortage.
Foes of the Pacific Northwest !
Power Co 's plan to spend $113,-1
000,000 building the Tleasant Val-
ley and Mountain Sheep dams on
the Snake will have their aay
Tuesday.
Principal speaker at Monday's
opening session was Allan A. I
Smith, attorney for PNT.
"No other major hyrdoelcctric '
project or combination of projects:
has the necessary preliminary 1
work of engineering, negotiating
and financing completed to the
point where prompt issuance of
a license would permit getting a
substantial block of new power on
the line to avert a shortage by
I960." Smith said.
"Of all major new starts, only
Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Val
ley can reach production by I960,"
he said.
Declaring that the Northwest
has experienced "10 years of in
adequate power auppfy tinder the
federal program," C. A. Frdahl,
Tacoma, urged "no slowing down
or moratoriums on proposed proj
ects ... if the region is to go
ahead in development."
Frdahl is chairman of the Pa
cific Northwest Utilities Confer
ence. At Tuesday's concluding session,
opposition to the dams will be
voiced by representatives of Ihe
National Hells Canyon Assn., Na-i
tional Farmer Unit, Montana
Farmers Union, Oregon Farmer
Union, and the Idaho State Fed
eration of Labor.
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Cannery Wage
Vote Pit Off
In Portland
PORTLAND JT -A vote on a
proposed new contract with (.en-
eral Foods bas neen posiponea
indefinitely, R. C. F.vanson. busi-1
ness agent of a cannery workers
local here, said Monday. .
A strike against 12 canneries
in the Portland-Vancouver area
was postponed last Thursday when
tentative agreement was reached
on the contract. It was announced
then that the workers would vote
. . , i
on tne agreement .mohimj i
Tuesday.
Evanson said the union local s
secretary was in Vancouver. B C .
and "we don't know when he will
be back." Evanson said a new
date for the vote probably would
he set after the secretary returns
Meanwhile, negotiations with
other cannery firms are being de
layed.
VIETNAMESE, LAOS IN PA( T
SAIGON .f South Viet Nam
and the kingdom of Laos have
agreed to establish diplomatic re
lations. South Viet Nam already
has relations with Cambodia, the
third Indochinese state.
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