NATO M i n iste rs' Meeting Tops
International News for Week
Br CHARLES M. McCANN
Uniled Press Correspondent
The week's good and bad
news on the international
balance sheet:
Foreign ministers of the 15
North Atlantic Treaty Organi
zation countries agreed this
week to con
tinue negotia
tions with So
viet Russia for
a summit con
f e r e nee on
world issues.
They agreed
also, however,
that prepara
tory negotia
tions must
give hope that settlements on
important questions might be
reached if the heads of gov
ernments meet.
Further, they agreed that
summit conferences "are not
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the only way, or necessarily
the best way, of conducting
negotiations or reducing inter
national tensions."
In this connection, the for
eign ministers expressed hope
that it still may be possible,
despite persistent Rusisan re
fusals, to start ' expert techni
cal discussions" on "detailed
measures on control oyer dis
armament." .
The meeting, which was
held in . Copenhagen, Den
mark, marked a personal suc
cess for Secretary . of State
John Foster Dulles.
Since the Russians started
clamoring for a summit con
ference last December, Dulles
has insisted there is no use
holding one unless there is
prospect of agreement on im
portant issues.
Some other NATO foreign
ministers, who wanted a con
ference on any terms, have
now swung around to Dulle's
viewpoint.
From Copenhagen, Dulles
went to visit West "Berlin.
There, in a speech, he said the
continued division of Berlin
into West and East sectors
because of Russia's refusal to
consent to German unification
"is a living exhibit of So
viet violation of international
agreements."
"And your plight ought to
teach the world that it is reck
less to make concessions in
reliance on Soviet promises
merely because those promises
are alluring," said Dulles.
France's cabinet crisis
! entered its fourth week since
the National Assembly over
threw Premier Felix Gaillard
by rejecting his conciliatory
North African program, i
First George Bidault, who
favors a to'ugh policy toward
the Algerian rebellion, then
Rene Pleven, of the middle-of-the-road
Resistance Party,
tried to form a government.
Pleven appeared to be on
the verge of success, after 15
days of negotiating for a coali
tion of middle-of-the-road and
right-wing groups.
Then the moderate Radical
Party withdrew because Ple
ven listed Andre Morice, rep
resenting- the extreme right
wing, as defense minister,
Pleven gave up.
Britain's Conservative gov
ernment faced a showdown
with organized labor over its
policy of freezing wages as an
anti-inflation measure.
Fifty thousand union men,
operating Greater London's
8,400 buses, struck Monday to
back up demands for nay in
creases. Five hundred thousand rail
road men including those
who operate the London
underground threatened to
strike throughout the country.
Dennis Crosby's
Uncle in Doubt
Hollywood (IF) Crooner
Bing Crosby's brother, Larry,
broke the family silence
Thursday and expressed doubt
his nephew, Dennis, fathered
an attractive telephone opera
tor's 6-month-old daughter.
Larry Crosby was the first
of the Crosby clan to com
ment on claims by 25-year-old
Marilyn Scott that newly
wed Dennis fathered her
daughter, D e n i s e Michelle
Scott, born last Nov. 24 at
Cedars of Lebanon hospital.
"When her attorney made
his demands," Larry said. "I
checked up on them, and I'm
just not convinced if was
Dennis." ,
Dennis, who was wed to
showgirl Pat Sheehan, 26,
Sunday in Las Vega, still
maintained ' silence. So did
his famous father.
SUSPENSIONS
Lincoln, R.I. (IP) Train
ers James P. Foti of Yonkers,
N.Y.,'and Orlando Massarelli
of Medford, Mass., and grooms
Earl Gilpatrick of Derry,
N.H., and Francis W. Pendle
ton of Province, R.I., were
suspended Wednesday by Lin
coln Downs officials after
tests showdH horses they
handled had been doped. The
horses, Big Patricia and Pilot
Model, won . races here on
May 1. "
In the Day's Hews
By FRANK JENKINS
Foreign affairs note:
The state department's new
200 million dollar budget in
cludes money for a villa on
the French Riviera, swimming
pools and a million dollar
WHISKEY FUND.
State department spokes
men assure house of -representatives
investigators that
all the items are necessary.
LETS put it this way:
FROM THE VIEW
POINT OF THE DEPART
MENT OF STATE, ALL
THESE ITEMS ARE NECESSARY.
"TJIPLOMACY is a curious
business.- Its traditions
track back through the long
centuries. Thejr are luxurious
traditions. They have then
roots in the period when the
world was ruled by kings and
emperors. These kings and
emperors did themselves very
well indeed. Their diplomats,
who were generally known as
foreign ministers, were their
right hands in their dealings
with their fellow kings and
emperors, so they did their
diplomats very well indeed.
Nothing was too good for
them. They held their meet
ings in marble palaces, they
clothed themselves in silks
and satins and they ate and
drank of the best.
These traditions have come
down to us. They are imbed
ded in the practices and the
thinking of our state depart
ment, which is the lineal de
scendant of the foreign min
istries of the older world.
SO, you see, our state de
partment isn't out of char
acter when it puts into its
budget villas on the French
Riviera, equipped with swim
ming pools and stocked with
the best whiskies. .
It . is completely sincere
when it tells investigating
congressmen that all these
things are NECESSARY to
the proper conduct of our for
eign relations. It is simply
conducting our ; diplomatic
business in the style to which
diplomacy has become ac
customed.. :
Why! If we received an Im
portant foreign diplomat in
a modest cottage with no
swimming pool) and served
him the wrong whiskey he
might go back to his own
capital in high dudgeon and
tell his country it should GO
TO WAR with these crude
Americans!
Such is the atmosphere of
diplomacy. .
LET'S take a look now at
GOVERNMENT in gener
al. "
One of these traditions is
that government must be sup
ported in the style to which
it has become accustomed. A
government official must have
his STAFF The members of
his staff must have their perquisites-
Included .in the per
quisites are secretaries. The
secretaries must have assist
ants. The assistants must have
sub-assistants. All of them
must be housed in offices that
are properly Impressive. And
so on. ' . ...
In the thinking' of . profes
sional government people, all
these things are NECESSARY
to the proper conduct' of government.
SO much fo diplomatic and
governmental viewpoints.
Let's take a quick look now
at the taxpayer and his view
point. .
He is the source from which
all these things spring. When
government needs money to
support itself in the style to
which government has be
come accustomed, it is the
TAXPAYER'S pocket that is
reached into for the money
to pay for. all these niceties.
There was a time when
taxes were relatively light.
But that time is gone where
the woodbine twineth. Taxes
now' loom large in every citi
zen's budget. If it weren't for
the size of his tax bill, he
could have . a new car. He
could have a new house. He
could even have a swimming
pool HIMSELF.
One wonders if maybe
SOMEDAY the taxpayer may
not stage a little revolution
of his own reasoning that
he, too, may be entitled to
his perquisites.
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