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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1957)
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, 'April 23, 1957 ' Eag9 22 Section I ' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL" NonvayPress Bucks NATO Bid to Spain i 1 ' OSLO in Norway's second largest daily fired a violent edi tonal attack Tuesday against Epain and "American circles wanting to press Norway to ad tnit Spain to NATO." The Oslo Dagbladct said "Spain probably will receive as blunt a Norwegian no as Hulganin ciin. Spain recently asked the Nor wegian government why it op poses Spanish membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza tion. Norway has been termed the main opponent to Spain's entry Into the Western defense alliance, which the U.S. Congress and State Department have urged. ' Norwegian Foreign Office spokesmen refused to say when Norway would reply to Spain. They also refused to say whether '-. c . 8 ; f. a ' c ! l i; i V : f ! t : ' Norway is likely to change lis po itinn. Dagbladct said that Spanish Generalissimo Franco "no longer Wants to cat in the kitchen like a sneaking hum. He wants to march in tnc pearly gaic. now the Riinnrpssnr of Ihc Spanish sill J t c 1 dents is lo be heartily welcomed by the democratic NATO coun tries." Javits Urges COP Study of 1960 Nominee ' ' NKW YORK UH - Sen. Javits (It-NY) said Tuesday the G( . Will have to pick a nominee pledged to "carrying on the Eisen hower brand of Republicanism" to win the presidency in 1!IM. As a means toward tills end, Javits proposed that the parly ar range a conference to "crystal lize parly policy well in advance of the 10 election and while the full force' of President Eisenhow er's leadership is available lo the party." ' Javits said in a speech before the Women's National Republican Club thai critics of Eisenhower's "modern Republicanism" philoso phy arc out of step and "ought to consider themselves culled up on lo qualify their identification with the parly. Without naming him, Javits criticized Sen. Goldwater IR-Ari.i lor comparing Eisenhower's backers to. Now Deal Democrats. ;' Goldwater told Ihc Senate April B that modern Republicanism is a "splinterizcd concept." lie (aid the Eisenhower ndministra lion Is "thoroughly saturated wilh the New Deal doclrino of big, tquanderbusl - government." Izvestia Rants At Ike Doctrine ' LONDON ifl Izvestia at tacked Ihc Eisenhower Doctrine 'Tuesday as a plan to involve the nations of the M iddle Kast in ''dangerous ipililnry adventures.'' The Soviet government news paper assailed the mission of President Eisenhower's special ambassador. James P. Richards, who is tourinc the Middle Kast to explain the American nnti Communisl program of economic and military aid. The nrliele. broadcast hy Mos cow Radio in Knglish. reflected growing Kremlin concern at the success of the Richards mission. .. Izvestia said the envoy's tour "has the object of forcing upon Ihc Middle Kastern countries n MD Chiffon policy contrary to their national tmcrcsts aim iraughi with grave complications.". Find Body of Plane Victim s - BAGHDAD, Iraq I.T1 - The body of Jack Nash, of Memphis, Tenn,, who was sucked out of a plane window in a strange accident dur ing a plane flight over Iraq, was brought here Tuesday. The body was found l!.r miles South of Kirkuk Monday. It will be taken to the I'nited States. Nash, 31-year-old bachelor who had a fondness for travel, was on a round-the-world lour aboard an Air France Constellation wheji the glass of the plane window where he was sitting was shat tered Saturday. It was Ihe.iri.ed tint the sudden diflcrei.ee in air pressure inside the cabin and nut s'de space drew him through the opening. The four-oii'iine plane was at lR.ooo feet altitude. Tribute Paid Shakespeare ' STRATFORD-ON-AVON. England Itcpresenlallvcs ut Iho Kast a id Wcs1 naid tribute Tuesday In ' William Shakespeare on the 303rd anniversary of his birin. Amhassadors and other rcpre ' icnlativcs of !K) nations joined Britain's Lord Chancellor. Lord K'lmuir. in loastins Shakespeare Soviet Ambassador Jacob Ma lik, replying for the host of dig r'lfied visitors lo Hie poet's birth place, declared "there is no iron ciir'am and there nevrr has been 'an iron curtain for Shakespeare's plays. He is not only for his rnun- trymen: he is fnr all i"'1"" " ' The United Slales was reprc tented by ftreivster Moms. 'Km Fflor for political affairs at the American embassy. Tuesday, April 23 Wednesday, April 24 Thursday, April 25 YOU CAN WIN any single, non-cuslomized item of fered for sale by Meier & Frank Co. EACH DAY A NEW CONTEST Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (no entries held over night) NO PURCHASE NECESSARY COMPLETE RULES APPEAR ON ENTRY BLANK fe te; T1 reg. 75c Kensington" Soap hand size boxes TOILETRIES STREET FLOOR famous make tissues 10 for $1 , 9 for 'l ! 9 for . 4 for $1 toilet tissue; limit 20 . toilet tissue; limit 18 Delscy toilet tissue; white Kleenex cleansing tissue; tOO's; limit 8 . 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