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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957
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CHICAGO Mrs. Louis Knilund, left,
tils with ten of her 13 children at Salva
tion Army lodge where they are staying
temporarily after eviction from their home,
condemned as unsafe yesterday. The
father, a $125-pcr'cck painter, is search
ing for another home for the family to live
and says he can afford only $75-pcr-month
for rent. Children arc from left: Mark, 11
months; Carol, two; Debbie, three; Paul,
five; Linda, six; David, seven; Laura, 11;
M.nlcne, 12; Jean, 15, and Martha, 20. Two
sons arc staying with friends and another
is In the army. (Al' Wlicpholo).
UENON COLLAPSES
Russia Vetoes UN Mission
To Settle Kashmir Conflict
United nations, n.y. w
Soviet Union has vetoed a West
ern plan to send the Security
Council president to India and
Pakistan in an effort to settle the
Kashmir dispute.
The Russian delegate hinted
that an alternate proposal by the
Unilcd Slates would gel tho same
tronlment. , 1
It was die 7!Hli Russian vclo in
the council and their first in the
Public-Private
Atomic Power
Inquiry Starts
'WASHINGTON W - The joint
Senate-House Atomic Kncrgy
Committee has . started looking
into the question of public vs. pri
vate construction ol atomic power
plants.
The Inquiry ultimately mny bo
como a factor in determining fu
ture construction plans for con
struction of both govorntuont-li-nanced
and privately linanced
power plants.
But, thus far, there has been
no specific mention of individual
plants that might be affected by
the inquiry.
Atomic Energy Commission
members are themselves in dis
agreement on the best means of
promoting peaceful development
of atomic energy.
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss has
told the committee that progress
toward dcvclnpmon. ol an inde
pendent atomic energy industry
"lias been most encouraging"
over Ihe past year.
Commission member Thomas
E. Murray on the other hand said
he didn't think progress was "ad
equate" because private industry
can't lake over the job.
tlilin.VAlir.nlrl rliuntlln m.ni- ii'linllinr
Kashmir will go to India or Pak
istan. The voto was 9-1, with
Sweden abstaining.
India, not a council member,
objected to any proposal that
minllt li.nl! In cnnlinrt s II M tm.n
to Kashmir to pave the way for
mo pienisciio tno u.N. lias called
iur several nines.
The Western! plan would have
Font Ominnr V. .":irHntr nf Kun.
den, council president fur Fcbru-
:il'V In llif liwlinn viilwimlim-iif In
seek means of ending Ihe Kashmir
controversy, pnssiDly By sending a
u.i. loiee mere.
Tills lllnn wns KnntlQni'nrt hv llin
United Stales, Britain, Australia
and Cuba. Soviet Delegate Arkady
A. Sobolcv said the U.N. Charter
does not authorize setting up a
U.N. force except to repel aggres
sion, lie Cmnhasizod India's nnnn.
silion.
After the Russian vclo, U.S.
Delegate James tv. Harco offered
a substitute resolution to send
JaiTine to India nnrl Pubiclun ln
seek a settlement on Kashmir
through "any proposals." The use
of a U.N. force was not men-.
tioncd.
Sobolcv said the intent of the
U.S. resolution evidently was the
same as the vetoed proposal.
V. K. Krishna Mcnon, the ail-j
Ing Indian delegate, remained at
the council session until the vote, i
Mcnon, Ml, had collapsed tit the
morning session and spent 'he
two-hour lunch recess under seda
tives at the U N. clinic. He had
collapsed Friday from what his
physicians called excessive strain
and spoke twice at yesterday's
sessions against their orders. I
Mcnon 's doctors said he is suf
fering from a heart weakness
complicated by poor blood circu
lation. India and Pakistan hnvo been
disputing over which will get
Kashmir since Britain granted
them independence in 1947. Both
have - troops ; ill tho Himalayan
state. India recently declared for
mal incorporation of the portion it
occupies the wealthier eastern
half. -
Portland Man
Dies in Wreck
BltlDAI. VKII.. Ore Ml - Civile
William .Middlclon. o, o1-t-land
was killed Vednestlay night
when he was thrown Irom bis au
tomobile near here.
Multnomah County shorill's dep.
ulies said Middle-ton apparently
fell asleep at the wheel mid ihe
car veered across the road, whore
It unrooted a cement marker post.
The Impact Hipped Ihe car over
and Middlcloa vas thrown out
onto the road and crushed bv the
vehicle as it rolled over several
times on the highway.
Deputies said his hotly was
mind al Ihe bottom of n hank
along Ihe highway, about 311 leel
from where the car finally came
to rest.
Michigan Again
Sniper-Plagued
PORT HURON, Mich. (t'I'i-A
new "phantom sniper" has np
pearcd on the Michigan scene.
Police said they thought they
had the problem solved with the
arrest of Gary Taylor, 20. a tew
weeks ago. Taylor, who lired his
.22 caliber rifle onl; at girls and
women, was arrested early this
month after a two-month reign ol
terror in Detroit's suburbs and
now Is awaiting a sanity hearing.
But Tuesday night another snip
er appeared in Port Huron and
fired at least six rille shots at
cars and buildings in the city.
A cheetah, the hunting leopard,
can run at a pace of 70 m p h.
but only lor about 5O0 yards. In
India they lame the cheetah (or
u.e much like an American bird
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