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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1957)
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, January I, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 Page S $ P,lW?MM'''l''IJIIJl IIMBIIlll.lllJIM JMMWMWIt j Hungary Reds Due to Return ToUNFriday 50 Million Loan From Russia to Radar's Regime Reported By RICHARD R. KASISCHKE BUDAPEST, Hungary w - The Communist Party newspaper Nepszabadsag said today Hun gary plans to return to the U.N General Assembly Friday. The Hungarian delegation, led by Foreign Minister Imre Hoi vath, walked out of the Assembly Dec. 11, protesting alleged U.N interference in Hungary's internal affairs. He blamed the United States primarily for influencing the Assembly, whicr. was then about to adopt a resolution con demning Russian intervention to crush the anti-Soviet Hungarian revolt. The newspaper estimated for eign aid received after the rebel lion at 700 million forint (63 mil lion dollars). It stressed contri butions by Russia and Red China but also mentioned 20 million dol lars received from the United States and aid from West Ger many and Finland. (The newspaper apparently re ferred to relief contributions, m 4uding Red Cross aid.) Nepszabadsag announced a new BO million dollar loan by Russia to Premier Janos Kadar's gov ernment, which needs much more help to rebuild the revolt-shattered 'economy. It expressed hope that "Western countries also will contribute sub stantial loans to alcviate our economic- difficulties." Some economists say it will take 400 million dollars in hard currency to put Hungary back on Its feet. Meanwhile unemployment con tinued to mount. Lagging coal production is at the heart of Hun gary's crippled economy, and it has been speculated many of the thousands of factory workers on forced layoffs may be put to work in the mines. U. S. aid to Hungary appeared unlikely as long as the Russian imposed Kadar government re mains in power. Meantime, East Germany s Communist newspaper N e u e s Deutschland said Monday West ern estimates of casualties in the Hungarian rebellion were "gross ly exaggerated" and that actually fewer than 4,000 persons were killed. Indian Prime Minister Nehru had estimated the number of dead et 96,000 Hungarians and 7,000 Russian soldiers, on the basis of reports from Indian diplomats in Hungary. Alaskans End Long Drive in Statehood Bid WASHINGTON Wl Alaska's Unofficial three-man congression al delegation arrived on Capitol Hill Monday to dramatize the ter ritory's bid for statehood. The group, elected by Alaskans last October, drove in two white automobiles up to the steps of the new House office building. There they were greeted by Alaska's voteless delegate in Congress, E. L. i Boh) Barllctt. The three Alaskans were elected by territorial voters under what is known as the Tennessee Plan used by Tennessee and several other territories which elected sen ators and representatives prior to admission to statehood in an ef fort to spur congressional action. Actually, the Alaskans have no official status in Congress. Two of them. "Scn."-elcct Wil liam Egan of Valdcz and "Rep" elect Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks arrived here Sunday night with their wives after a 6300-mile drive down the Alaskan Highway and through the United States. The third member, "Sen." elect Ernest Grucning. former governor of Alaska, now makes Viis home here. ' "We hope to present our case in a manner to enable Congress to see that Alaskans are good Amer icans and ready and able to as sume statehood," Egan declared. "We feel that we are here with a Just cause." Chou, Nehru Inspect Dam NAN GAL, India W Red Chi nese Premier Chou En-lai and Prime Minister Nehru Monday in spected the big Bhakra Nangal; Dam 215 miles north of New Del hi. , "These are the temples where I worship." Nehru told his Com munist juest "Here I do my God's labor for the welfare of hu manity." , .,. ... ... The dam is being built with the technical cooperation of American eneinecrs. .... Chou returned to India from Eat Pakistan Sunday for further talks with Nehru. He had come' earlier this month in the course of a swing through several Asian countries. i Authoritative Indian sources said Sunday Chou's party had iven the impression Peipmg , plans soon to release 10 Amen-, cans still imprisoned in China. j The citizens of Bermuda stole inn kecs of powder from the Brit ish and shirped tncm tn Boston i aid the American forces in the gat of Bunker Hill. 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