President Challenges
Russia To Make Next
Disarmament Move
Washington W President
Eisenhower today challenged
Russia to make the .next move
toward an East-West disarma
ment agreement.
' The President, speaking at his
news .conference, took a pessi
mistic view of an early break in
the disarmament deadlock.
He said he does not now see
any further constructive step the
United States and its allies can
make on disarmament at this
time.
Something, he said, must hap
pen on the other side referring
to Russia.
Change Not Likely
Eisenhower added that a So
viet policy change docs not seem
likely, but there could possibly
be some change in the Kremlin's
position which is not visible at
the moment.
Disarmament negotiator Har
old E. Stassen has returned to
London from conferences here
for a meeting this afternoon of
the U.N. Disarmament Subcom
mittee. He may hear Russia's official
answer to the West's 11-point,
"first, step disarmament" pro
posal. Soviet negotiator Valer
ian Zorin already has rejected
it informally.
No plan calls for air-ground
inspection against surprise at
tacks, suspension of nuclear
weapons testing for two years,
a ban on production of fission
able material for weapons pur
poses, and a start on reduction
bf armed forces arid conven
tional arms.
Official! Piiirnl4tie
Officials in Washington are
pessimistic about Soviet accept
ance of these terms. There is
widespread fear that the dis
armament talks are headed for
failure and adjournment.
The President did riot disclose
whether he has given Stassen
any new instructions. In this
connection, the President re
ferred to his statement on Aug.
28 after the Soviet's denounced
the West's disarmamen1 plan
and . claimed development of
long range missiles.
The President said at that
time he was deeply disappointed
at Russia'! "scornful words" and
"boastful statements."
Elvis Presley Rocks
For Portland Fans
Portland OPi Elvis Presley
sideburns, voice, hips and guitar
arrived in Portland Monday
and "shook up" 500 screaming
teen-agers at Union Station by
ducking out from the far end bf
the train.
In the evening, however, he
rock and rolled some 14,600 fans
in Multhnomah stadium in a one
night stand.
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DEATH TAKES AUTHOR
New York (IPM-Nina Brown
"Baker, 68, author arid writer 6f
children's books, died Sunday at
her home in Brooklyn.
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Driver Dies In
Stock Car Race
Darlington; S. C.fto Speedy
Thompson of Monroe, ti. C, won
the grueling Southern 500-mile
stock car race" Monday Averag
ing 100.094 miles per hour: But
the 8-year-old classic was mar
red by the death of a driver.
BobBy Myers of Wihstdri-Sa-lem,
N.C., died in a hospital op
erating room after a spectacular
three-car crash on the 28th lap
when he slammed into Monty
Flock of Atlanta, who spurt on
the trickey third turn. MyerS
flipped 3nd landed nose first.
Paul Goldsmith bf St. Clair
Shores, Mich., Crashed into My
ers. Flock was reported in serious
condition. Goldsrrifth was less
seriously injured. The facewas
halted for ail hour after th6
wreck.
Cotton OwenS of Spartanburg,
S. C, driving a Pontiac, finish
ed sec6nd arid Marvin. Panch
of Gafdena, Calif., in a Fbrd,
took third place.
Tulane Coach
Expects Game
New Orleans (IP) Tulaiie
University football coach Andy
Pilney seemed satisfied "with
Army's word" today despite a
congressman's threat to cancel
the Army-Tulane game becaUsg
of a ban 6n facially-mixed sports
in Louisiana.
Pilriey refused lo talk about
the politics of the Ban. He said
he wa Satisfied with Army's
word that the game would be
played;
Rep. jame Fulton (R-Pa.V
said he would protest to the
White House arid "strongly Urge
cancellation.
"What's the use of civil
rights law by C6rigress if Army
disregards civil fights 'and c6
operates in their repression,"
Fulton Said.
Lt. Gen. GafrisOfi H. David
son, superintendent of West
P6int, Said "we made 6uf con
tract four years ago and we're
going to honor it."
MacPIKE GOLF CHAMP
VernOnia, Ore. MW -Don Mac
Pike of Eastnioreland Country
club, Portland, wort the first an
nual - Northwest Oreg6n golf
championship at the Verftonia
Golf course Monday with a 68
72141.
The women's crown went to
Olivia Brickel Of the home
course. She carded an 87-88-
175.
BONUS BABY SIGNED
Boston (TO The Washington
Senators announced Monday
they have signed Ralph Lu
menti, a Milford, ' Mass., left
hander who attends the Univer
sity of Massachusetts, to a bonus
contract estimated at $35,000
"I'll use Lumenti as soon as pos
sible," said manager Cookie La
vagetto. "What have I got to
lose."
Eisenhower Vetoes
Veteran Loan Bill
Washington IP The White
House today announced Presi
dent Eisenhower had disap
proved by pocket veto a bill td
provide low interest'government
housing loans for veterans in
rural areas and smaller cities.
The President held that the
bill was discriminatory and in
flationary.
Under the measure the Veter
ans Administration would have
received additional mortgage
funds to be loaned to veterans
in rural areas and small cities
and towns at interest rates well
below the current market.
The bill was intended to aid
veterans in areas where conven
tional mortgage money was in
scarce supply.
"I cannot approve a program
that has such a potential infla
tionary effect upon the economy
or that is so discriminatory," the
President said in a memorandum
signed Monday. "There is no jus
tifiable reason for making loans
at interest rates below the cur
rent market available to some
veterans and denying them to
others."
CAUGHT IN ACT
Geneva, N. Y. Oft Minutes
after ordering all Geneva men to
grow beards to promote the
city's sesquicentennial celebra
tion. Mayor W. Erie Rogers was
hustled into a "kangaroo court"
when the beard-growers found
him all lathered up in a barb
er's chair.
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SURGING AGAINST JOHNNY BUSSO, left, Ralph Dupas,
New Orleans, pounds out a unanimous decision against his
heavier hitting opponent in 10 founds in a fast and savage
lightweight fight" at Miami, Fla. (International Soundphoto)
ROUND TABLE ENTERED
Mays Landing, N.J. (IP) At
lantic City race track officials
announced today that . Round
Table, winner of last Saturday's
American Derby, will be flown
here from Chicago Wednesday
to run in the $100,000 United
Nations Handicap, Sept. 4.
PACKERS TRADE END
Stevens Point, Wis. UPl-'-The
Green Bay Packers traded end
Ken Vakey to the Pittsburgh
Steelers Monday for a 1958
choice in the National Football
League draft of college players.
Vakey is a 6-4 rookie from
Texas Tech.
Tuesday, September 3, 19S7
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