IMStc U) Statesman. Salem, Ore.. Xloa Oct 21. '57
Demo Advisory Council Adopts No-Compromise Civil Rights Stand
u.Ij. -j i.,.i ulniia mt.i Hirrinun was asked whether
By D. BAR OLD OLIVER
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 Wv-The
rmoeratic Advisory Council to
day adopted what wat described
at a no-compromise stand on civil
right. It also directed IU staff to
study the need for recommending
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Trucker in
Debt Held in
Son's Death
VEST SUMNER. Maine. Oct.
20
im A 34-year-old pulpwood
trucker. . described as hopelessly
In debt, allegedly killed his 11-year-old
son early today and
wounded his wife and a daughter.
Oxford County Sheriff James
Lassiter said Bernard E. Drake
was arrested on a murder charge
for shooting his son, James, his
-year-old daughter, Sharon, and
his 1-year-old wife Anne, with a
.22 calibre target pistol.
Lassiter quoted Drake as saying
he ocided to wipe out his entire
family and himself to get the fami
ly out of debt.
Stepped Shooting
He told Lassiler he stopped the
shooting, when he realized he had
"taken so many shots and was
onlv wounding them."
Those who escaped Injury were
three children of his present mar
ria Hondas. 4. Dennis, 3, and
n. it. mnnthv and a IK-vcar
old niece. Pauline Dedard, who
had sat for tne cnimren msi mum,
and stayed over.
Both of the children who were
shot were Drake's by a prev ious
marriage.
tin rtrake uas reported in
good condition at Stephens Memo
rial Hosnuai. win way, sv.nr, .....
from bullet wounds in the breast,
jeg and her right arm.
Weandi la Fare
Sharon was in Central Maine
General Hospital. Lewiston. suf
fering from wounds in the face
and the top of the neaa. nne was
reported in serious, but fair con
dition. .Lassiter quoted Drake as savins
he owed about $13,000 and could
see no av of payine off his bills.
He said he thoupht about the
problem for several months and
decided to end it all.
Soviet Paper
Hints ICBM
Ready to Use
MOSCOW, Ort. W i.eTlii' So
. rmv rwevsnaner ftrd S ai
came out wi.h a s.rong hi"i lnda
that the intercontinental blli.'u
missile-ICBM - is in production
and ready for use by Sm ir
armed lorces.
Slice the Ruwiar-s annou'urd
in Aujust they had sum-sslull
tested an 1CB.M. there has hto
sosculalion in the WrM he' her
the missile was actuallv ready lor
use es a veanon or holier it is
merelv s firs!-step device
Bed S'ar cave no Cat answer
but said. "Creation of powerful
in'.ercontinental misMles ... has
increased considerably the de
fense capacity of our mother
lard."
It added. "Soviet armed force
row possess various atomic and
thermonuclear weapons as well
as long-rsnye and super long
rarre rockets."
The article was a lengthy one
09 the Communist party's role as
"inspirer and organizer" of the
Soviet" armed forces.
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FALSE TEETH
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new legislation, possibly to cover
oOyaf than just voting rights.
The 24-member council, which
includes fotrrterPresident Truman
and Adlal Stevenson, voted unani
mmiilv not to make public its
civil rights statement until tomor-
Joan Brsdshsw, wearing a minimum of clothes and appear-
ilia Rlvlr Pnnntnr filth hero last nlffht with this nnd.
French Planes
Slaughter Rebels
In Sahara Desert
ALGIERS. Oct. JO French
authorities announced today their
planes killed 10 rebels fleeing by
camels across the Sahara Desert
after slaughtering eight French
soldiers.
The soldiers were killed Thurs
day at a desert outpost while
mounting guard over some 200
nmli Ahnnt SO Arab euards
disappeared with the rebels, tak
ing the camels along.
The French reported their
planes tracked down the caravan
yesterday and machine-gunned it
from the air.
Once Famed Stage
Actress Succumbs
NAPLES. Italy. Oct. 20 I
Leonilda di Napoli. AS, once one
of Naples' most famous stage ac
tresses, died at her home here
last night. She was famous for
vear for her roles in Neapolitan
dialect under her stage name of
Leonilda Gaglianone.
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advance information about the '58
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You can expect the 1958 Chevrolet
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There will be a completely new V8
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There will be Full Coil suspension
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row. However, several of the 17
members who met hers today in
dicated its tenor.
'Gov. Averel Harriman of New
York, a strong supporter of civil
riirhti Uffiilatinn uiri he VII
satisfied with the statement. He
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Reich Train
Traffic at
Normal Pace
BERLIN, Oct. 20 Wl German
railway officials said today train
traffic between Isolated' West Ber
lin and West Germany is moving
normally despite disputes last
week with the Communists over
mail shipments.
East German customs officials
began Wednesday delaying civil
ian mail cars on the West Berlin
West Germany run while they
searched for so-called illegal
goods.
East German newspapers
claimed that on Thursday and Fri
day mail packages were confis
cated containing Western propa
ganda and espionage materials.
The Communist reports said the
materials included 1.800 balloons
for carrying propaganda leaflets
and various signaling devices.
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porting supplies from west uer-
man depots to the American gar-
rison in West Berlin.
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m H means the DemocraUc
party will never back down on
civil rights.
Vote Against It " .
All Democratic National Chair
tnon Paul M Butler would tell
newsmen about the civU rights
statement was that one m iwo
Southern members present voted
against it. One member said the
lone dissenter was Mrs. Benja
min B. Everett. North Carolina
rnmmitteewoman. The
other Southerner reported present
was Camille F. Grlrvel Jr.. Louisi
ana national committeeman.
UarrimAB iri the council held
up immediate publication of the
Civil rights Statement in oruer iv
get a "better play" in the news
tor an eieht-paee declara
tion against tight money and high
prices.
The economic statement ap-
kv the Council criticized
the Eisenhower administration for
kot it aMM a "necative" policy
to combat the "worst peacetime
inflation" in history.
.It called for a revision of the
administration's "tight money"
policy, tax,, relief for small bus
.rf nrir itabilitv through
firm notice to large firms that
sound policy requires It. Also, the
Council said, collective bargain
ing hntiM he condUCtea wunin vnc
framework of present prices.
Declaratiaa Reaffirmed
r .h.r nf the Council said
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the civil rights statement, adopted
just before the umncii enoeu i
Soviet Drive
'Aimed to Cut
Europe Oil,
MILAN. Italy. Oct. 20 l-Giu
scope Saragat said today the So
viet Middle East drive aims at
cutting Europe's oil supplies and
crippling its industrial develop
ment. The Italian Social Dem
ocrat leader spoke at the closing
session of his party's national
congress here.
"The Soviet menace which ap
peared to be dissipating with the
death of Stalin, has instead in
rmuH and todav is more pre
occupying than at any otner mo
ment of the cola war, ne saia.
"AH know that the Soviet drive
inward the Middle East is not to
help the Arab peoples obtain full
independence. Din to menace Eu
rope's oil supplies and thus bring
decisive blow to the industrial
development of our continent and
to the level of life ot our wors
ing masses."
Saragat said the best way to
aid the designs of soviet aomina
linn would be "to substitute I
vague neutralism for the Atlantic
Pact."
Snnnnrter in the oast of Italy's
Christian Democrat governments.
In whirh he frequently served as
a minister, Saragat bitterly criti-
riterf Ita v s ma lor political lorces
for failure to solve the nation's
mrinl nrflbtems.
He called upon the West to
strive for continued coexistence
with miet Russia as the means
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noor oiien ir u...u.,
nis aociai uemocrai puny wmi
the Italian Socialist party led by
Pietro Nenni.
October 31
n
el nrivata sessions, rear
nrmmA a Council declaration of
c.rf is whifh eriticized Presi
dent Eisenhower's slleged lack of
leadership in the Utile kock, Ars.,
school integration crisis. The Sep-
lanlur (tatement also said GOV.
Orval Faubus' action in keeping
Negroes out of the central tiign
School there with National Guard
Imam Ural not the position of the
Democratic party. That was nine
days before tne resident oroerea
federal troops into the city.
The atatement approved today
also was reported to have criti
cized Eisenhower for not appoint
ing by now tne uvu nignts com
miiiinn anH a new assistant at
torney general provided for in the
civil ngnts Dili passed earner mis
year by Congress.
That hill confined itself to as
suring voting rights to Negroes
and other minorities, but several
Northern Democrats have indicat
ed they might move next session
to broaden the act to cover other
rights embraced in the old "Title
3," which were eliminated from
the bill before passage. These
rights may come within the scope
of the Council staff study called
for in nine new policy statement.
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Savo and bo SAFE
tha new atatement renreaented sj
compromise of Chairman Butler's
statement several months ago in
Kaieign, n. i. tiutier saio men
that any threat of a third party
from Southern Democrats would
not deter the national party from
continuing 10 use a strong civu
rights stand.
"Ahutliitelv nn " Harriman
said, allowing himself to be quot
ed, ine issue nas oeen maoe
and the Council is going to stand
by it."
Thurman did not attend the meet
ing but sent word he approved
the economic statement, which
was acted on before civil riehta.
Stevenson was at the session.
The council s economic state
ment ' said the cost of living has
risen in the last 19 months every
month Dut one. "This is the worst
peacetime inflation in our his
tory," it said, adding the adminis
tration has hart 'onlv one nnlirv
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the characteristically negative one
of raising interest and tightening
tne money supply.
"Rv the nrrtinarv test nf results
this policy has failed," the coun
cil said. "It has failed - for 19
months."
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kuss Woric on
Robot-Manned
Moon Rockets
Mnsmw Oct. m ub A Soviet
scientist reported todav that Rus
sians are working out several ou
ferent routes for robot - manned
space rocket flights to the moon.
CThe scientist. iTov. v. uooron-
raov, said the calculations for
one have already been completed.
Flight time on the routes, be said,
will vary from one to five days.
He made no prediction when the
pioneer flights might take place.
Dobronraov, an expert in phys
ical mathematics, save his ac
count in the Industrial-Economic
Gazette, organ of the State Scien
tific and Economic Committee.
Initial flights to the moon, he
said will be made by unmanned
rockets equipped with various au
tomatically functioning devices
for nhntoffrnnhinff the hidden half
of the moon's surface and trans
mitting the pictures back to earth.
Dobronraov predicted that fu
ture Soviet earth satellites will be
equipped with automatic steering
devices, automatic equipment for
chanirinff nrhits and others for
slowing down the speed of rock
ets on re-entry into tne eann s at
mosphere so as to enable them to
glide back to earth.
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Drowns Seven,
NAPLES. Fla.. Oct. 20 l-Seven
nersnns Hrnwned earlv today in an
automobile which plunged off the
Naples-Miami road into a canai.
The dead were three men and
three women, all members of a
Negro dance orchestra, and an
8-months-old boy. Police said me
car's driver apparently dozed at
the wheel as the group, called
"The House Rockers," returned
from playing a date.
Victims -were identified as Her
bert Blatch. 30: Mrs. Barbara
Jean Blatch, 33: Mary Louise
Campbell. 21; the latter s son,
Hi. ah Mack: Viola Lee. 21. and
Ben Williams, 28, all of Miami.
The nriainal name of Detroit was
"Fort Ponrhartrain du Detroit."
That was when the French held
it in 1701.
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Blast Kills Seven
' BENEVENTO. Italy. Oct '20 III
The number of dead in a match
factory explosion here rose to sev
en during the night. Two of the
12 injured died in a hospital.
Five persons were killed out
right yesterday when a boiler in
the factory blew up, devastating
the building, in which 200 were
working.
People 50 to 80
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