Page 10 Section 3 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 6, 1956 Friends Expect Dulles to Stay In Job 4 Years Confidence Supported By Report of Full Recovery By LYLE C. WILSON United Prcii Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON UP)-Secrctary of State John Foster Dulles' close and responsible associates confi dently expect him to continue in oWioc through President Kiscnhow cr's second term. Their confidence was undrrwrit- k-n Wednesday by the State Dc parliiont itself. Press Officer Lin coln White distributed a physician ami surgeon's report on Dulles, asserting his full recovery and competence "for full resumption of his normal duties." White agreed with questioners that the department issued the statement to cool hot rumors Dulles shortly would resign. Dulles has been under hot fire in the aftermath of the Hungarian and Middle East crises compar able to the barrage of adverse criticism against Agriculture Sec retary bzra raft Benson when farm prices skidded. Supports Subordinates Mr Eisenhower believes in sup. Y-ung his subordinates, however, and evidently intends tn keep JJullcs in the cabinet, rerhaps that must be viewed on an as-of- now basis, because the dispute over administration foreign policy has just begun. Foreign policy was a top Issue In the president! campaign. It evidently is the Democratic pur pose to press it hard after Con gress convenes. The word in Wash ington is there will be prolonged congressional inquiry into the for eign policies of the Eisenhower ad ministration. Sen. Fstcs Kcfouvcr (D-Tenn) probably had that partly in mind when he announced he would seek membership on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Membership on the Senate committee would give Kcfauvcr a front row seat at the expected Inquiry and a good sounding board for further na tionally publicized comment. Cites Age Prediction of another four cabi net years for Dulles might he challenged on grounds of age. The fecretary will he (III years old next Feb. 25 and would he within weeks of his 73rd birthday when Mr. Ei senhower's second term ends in January Mil. Modern transportation has enabled Dulles to indulge a liking lor travel and exhausting personal diplomacy. He will leave Saturday lor a critical North Atlantic Treaty Council meeting which con voiles in Paris Dec. 11. The North Atlantic Trenly Organization (Nnlu) has been falling apart. That, at least, is the judgment of omc U.S. oflicials who arc in position to know. Dulles Is represented now, how ever, as being confident that the NAIO situation will be greatly int. proved by the time he roaches Paris. Chou Supports U.S. Stand on Egypt Conflict MADRAS, India in Premier Chou Kn-Lal of Communist China today endorsed the position taken ny inc uniieo Mines In the U.N debate on the Egyptian conflict He described il as "correct," but then said he was "more con cerned" about I wo oilier questions of American policy in the Middle Kasl. 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