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O o O O G O G They'll Do It Every Time -- By Jimmy Hatlo "The other guvs bat feels better to qrullertwis time he borrows . the heavy hitters 'Averell Harrimait OO THE FIRST BALL HE TAkES A BAT BITES THE DUST- HEV,CLANCE- THAT'S l I ' I LIKE THIS MV LUCKY l I ggg . I CLUB OF VOURS-I I STICK-OKAY- II lf 'vZ W ' Communist Regime Won't Be Overthrown, Harriman Says Four Honest Men Found in Tavern Niagara, N. Y. (UPD Four honest men were found in a very friendly tavern in this town. Investigating a report that four men were in the Wal more Inn before the 5 p.m. Sunday opening time, Niagara county sheriff's deputies said they found the men "drinking and paying for each drink, and making the right change from the till." No charges were placed against the men. Stanley Gibbs, the owner, aid he left the tavern at noon "and forgot to lock the front door." LOFTY HIGHWAY , Chattanooga - The highest Improved highway in the east ern United States ascends to Clingman's dome in the Great Smoky mountains national park at an altitude of 6,311 feet. Speeding Driver Eludes Officers Cambridge, Mass. -Two Cambridge policemen weren't able to get their man, and he was one they'd really have liked to nab. Sgt. Thomas Egan and Ptl. M,itchel Babajtis were walk ing to their squad car when they saw a speeding car side swipe a parked vehicle. The policemen tried to flag the car down, but had to scurry to safety when the driver gunned the engine and bore down on them. They became even more up set when they found they couldn't turn their cruiser around in the narrow street to give chase. RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT Evansville, Ind. -IUPD- Atlas Van-Lines, Inc., here reported that it received the following manifest from one of its agents in Los Angeles: Ed Bible and Jac": Pray moved furniture of Frank Church family from Wilshire district to Glendale. Powerful Radar Transmitter Built New York -OJPD-The world's most powerful radar transmit ter for the exploration of out er space is under construction at Woodside, N.Y. Built by FXR Inc., the transmitter is designed to send microwave signals into space at a peak power of 50 million watts, 2V4 times the power formerly believed to be the most that could be generated without burning out electrical equipment. The transmitter will be in stalled in Buffalo, N.Y., where it will help the Army track in tercontinental missiles and en able scientists to listen in on cosmic dust echoes. 'Escape-Proof Jail Really Wide Open San Jose, Calif. - San Jose's new "escape-proof" jail was opened 16 months ago. So far. seven inmates have broken out. Kdilnr'i not.: Thli li the third and final diipatrh carrying ex cerpts from a book, "Pfare with Huttla?," by former New York liov. Averell Harriman. The book is based on a rerent six-week. 18.- 000-mile tour Harriman made of the Soviet Union, during which he held a series of talks with Soviet leaders. By AVERELL HARRIMAN (Distributed by UPI) The information I gathered and the impressions I gained during my recent travels in the Soviet Union and my con versations with its leaders have, I believe, several impli cations which may be helpful in the consideration of our fu- t u r e attitude toward the USSR. Here in brief are some of them. We can no longer afford to be deluded by myths or have our policies muddled by con fusion about what is going on in the Soviet Union. We can not find comfort in any idea that the Communist regime is going to be overthrown or converted to our own beliefs, Guided by Faith For the foreseeable future the leaders in the Kremlin are going to be guided by their firm faith in the triumphal spread of their doctrine across the globe. For a lone time to come we are going to face this threat everywhere. On the other hand, I have never believed and do not be lieve now that war is inevit able in our struggle to thwart the march of communism Nor do I think that the pres ent Soviet leaders will bring on war except by miscalcula tion or mistake. But we must dismiss as s pleasant daydream any thought of Nikita Khrush chev s peaceful coexistence and apply ourselves to the challenges of all-out competi tive coexistence - competition for survival. The Kremlin leaders cannot be diverted from their primary goal of world revolution with a diplomacy of threats and ulti matums. Affirmative action is called for. Our first and most im portant Job. I believe, is to maintain the vigor and vitali ty of our own social and eco nomic system. We must speed up our economic growth to make the fullest use of our natural and human resources and to improve American life in all its aspects for all our citizens. 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The Soviet Union is not a static society. Its Communist leaders are constantly subject to pressure both economic and social. I believe that they are playing a losing game in their efforts to maintain thought control. Their old dream of creating a new Soviet man thoroughly indoctrinated with Communist ideology has defi nitely failed. And Khrush chev, I am convinced, is find ing it increasingly difficult to maintain thought control with out the police control of Stalin which he has abandoned. I do not believe that radi cal changes will take place overnight, but I think that the people's justifiable de mands for a greater share in the fruits of the Soviet econ omy will one day substantial ly modify the emphasis which the Soviet government has placed on its intense efforts for world communism, now held to with such fanatical in sistence by the present rulers. 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