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JSv A. ROBERT SMITH
Mill Tribune Washington
Correspondent
Washington The Repub
licans believe Sen. JaclcKen.
nedy, the front runnlnifJDem.
oeraile candidate, has finally
ZmZ-qiXt ubbeA. his
:oe. w
The GOPJs
trying to miW
IV y I 'tfUnine words
I P'wH Kennedy ut-
tr in tered in re"
I 4x "58n two dav
1 l J iKgped up
Afershls seventh
itraight primary victory. Re
publican senators and the Re
publican National Committee
have poured it on Kennedy
ever since.
Th incident wl(jfh sparked
all this came about spontane
ously at a high school assem-
bly at St. Helens, Ore., when
students were asking the Mas
sachusetts Democrat ques
tions. From the transcript of
the discussion, taken from
tape recording made by tig) 'apology' quotation shows he
from an expression of regret
presents the same differences
as a half dozen mugs does to
six cups. Kennedy's feverish
try to get absolved from the
Chhfato (Science Service)
A, West Virginia doctor wants
Manufacturers to leave the
folic acid out of their multi
vitamin pills and iron tablets.
This substance, says Dr. A.
IL Curry Ellison of Charles
ton Memorial Hospital, Is cap
able of correcting the blood
picture In patients with per
nicious anemia. But it does
joining for the neurologic or
fltstrlc aspects of the disease.
Wfcayi doctor does not see
t'A characteristic faulty blood
picture, he spends precious
time groping in the dark, try
ing to find the cause of the
atomach and nervous trouble,
not suspecting that folic acid
has masked the pernicious
agemii. U
x Oat Reported
Folic itld has ben Included
In vitamin preparations since
about 1946, Dr. Ellison re.
ports In the Journal of the
American Medical Assocla
tlon. Since that six cases
of folic acid masking have
been rtobrted by other work'
crs and Dr. Ellison adds two
more to the list for a total o!
eight.
The daily requirement of
folic acid for the human be
ing has not been determined
but on the basis of animal
studies, one-t-nth to two
tenths milligram per day has
been suggested. If a patient
needs twi folic acid, Dr
E'ikon believes, he should
take It as a spearate pill.
Olympla - (UPD - The State
Toll Bridge Authority hns
failed for the third time to
obtniska buyer for $3,500,000
in prnds to finance a pro
posed Biggs HapldrVVH bridge
across the Columbia river,
Officials expressed concern
the situation would cast
shadow on plans to finance
a second Lake Washington
bridge.
The TBA immediately mov
ed to pursue other avenues
of floating the Biggs Rapids
issue after being ((vised by
.Paul Speer, Chicago, finan
cial consultant, that hc0iad
.not been able to negotiate
W. A. Stage, highways 1
! rector, was directed to seek
a 80-day extension from Paul
Jarvls Inc., Seattle, on a dead.
'line for accepting the firm's
low bid gf 2,409,163.
PATENTS MAN DIES
New York - (UPD - John T
Morris, 01, supervisor of pat
ents and trademarks for the
Westinghouse Electric Inter
nationa Co., died Tuesday.
school, here are the key ques
tions and answers concerning
the spy plane episode and the
Summit miing:
Do you think the U2 inci
dent was handled properly by
the government?
Obviously Wrong Time
"I do not think that the tim
ing ofVie U2 incident is de
fensible. I think It was obvi
ously the wrong time. Engine
failure is always a possibility.
. . It was a risk you would
fit want to take at that par
ticular time."
Do you think Khrushchev
would have broken up the
Summit had there not been
the U2 flight?
"No, I don't think that it
would have been abandoned.
Except for the U2 incident it
would not have had a psycho
logical argument for break
ing up. Then the burden would
have been his alone and while
the Summit may never have
been a success, he never
would have taken nil the fa
sponsibility unless he hud
what he felt was an adequate
provocation to Justify his po
sition before wutld opinion.
He never would ve taken on
the burden himself ."
What would you have done
had you been Mr. Eisenhower?
Once the Summit had
broken un and once Mr. Khru-
sluQv Indicated his refusal to
continue ! don't think that the
U.S. could but he set
two conditions to continue:
One, that we apologize I
think that might have been
possible to do. And that, sec
ond, wojtiy those responsible
for the flight. We could not do
that. It would be highly un
fair, because the flight had
been authorized, and therefore
that was a condition Mr. Khru
shchev knew we couldn't
meet, and therefore it Indl
cutcd that he wanted It to
break up."
Those Nine Words
The nine words the Repub
licans hopped on were those
concity.ng the condition that
Eisenhower Mologize ' I
think that might have been
possible tofV." Sen. Hugh
Scott (R-Pa.Jra former chair
man of the GOP National
Committee who knows all the
political ropes, wondered
aloud in theSenntc whether
Kennedy sxyuldn't relieve
himself of "the suspiclonQt
appeasement." Sen. Everett
Dirksen (R-Ill.), the Rcpubli
can flot!eadcr produced a
copy of Tr dlspi&tii from The
Orcgonlan which quoted
portion of Kennedy's state
ment at St. Helens, saying
"That Is Mr. Kennedy sug
Resting that the President of
the United States apologize to
Mr. Khrushchev. I let this
amazing statement speak for
Itself."
Kennedy, In his own de
fenie, replied that "I did not
say that the President should
apologize. But I did ay ihat,
if necessary to keep theHum-
mil going, I would have teen
willing to express regret at
the timing of the U2 incident
And I do regret the timing be
cause it helped lead to the
question of the chances of a
successful Summit. It certain
ly lessened the prestige of the
U.S. in the eyes of the world
It has helped destroy the pres
tige of the President In the
eyes of the Russian people
which was one of our greatest
nation) assets. And It has
given me impression that uv
President docs not completely
control some of the military
or some of his Xjitclllgence of.
fleers. '
Same Dlllerence
The Republicans fired back
this time from the National
Committee, with a statement
that "Kennedy's desperate try
to make an apology deferent
now ice!: he made a slip."
The terms apology and ex
pression of regret mean the
same thing, the GOP contends.
"Under either phrase, such
action would have meant hu
milifying (sic) capitulation be
fore Khrushchev," clainyd
the GChrcommund in a pub
lication it calls "BattleQ-ine."
"Kennedy and everybody else
should applaud President Ei
senhower's firm determination
to stand on a principle and
protect American honor."
Kennedy noted that the
GOP party chairman had re
cently said "loyal Americans
will not take kindly to any
politician willing to run down
the President for the sake of
personal advantage." The key
words were "loyal Ameri
cans," said Kennedy, which
meant that "any of us who
feel obligated . to criticize
American foreign policy run
thpp risk of being accused as
'disloyal appeasers'." He
pledged to continue to "criti
cize when there are weakness
es to criticize."
ThiQ-Jsvode illustrated at
least onerhinor factor that
there is speedy liaison be
tween the Republicans here
and in Oregon. The common
assumption here is that Gov.
Mark Hatfield's alert office
swiftly dispatched a copy of
the newspaper clipping quot
ing Kennedy, realizing Its po
litical potentialities for Vice
President Nixon, and that
Dirksen and Scott were given
the assignment to make the
mast of it immediately on the
sWate floor.
Fund Drive Upheld
Salem -(UPD- The chairman
of the Oregon Medical So
ciety's public policy commit
tee, Dr. James H. Scacat of
Salem, said Wednesday the
State BoariKof Health de
serves the Wrongest possible
vote of confidence" in its ef
forts to get "adequate" funds
to implement the state's new
medical examiner program.
Dr. Seacat criticized State
Sen. Walter Pearson (D-Port-
land), chairman of the State
Emergency Board, and other
board members for not allot
ting a requested $41,000 to
get the program rolling.
The Emergency Board
ruled that this figure was too
iuyh and earmarked $10,000
instead.
The program calls for re-
placcmeiyof county coroner
and, among other things, foi
the state to perform autopsies.
Dr. Seacat termed the
Emergency Board's action
"the staging of political dis
plays calculaljjS to get voter
appeal."
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