Medford mail tribune., June 28, 1962, Image 2

Kennedy Warns Both Chinas Against Formosa
Washinuton -WD- President
Kennedy has warned both
Chinas - Communist and Na
tionalist - that the United
States will tolerate no mili
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tary action in the Formosa
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Kennedy reminded Red
China at his news conference
Wednesday that the United
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States was pledged to fitfht to
defend Formosa against any
Red assault on the Chinese
Nationalist stronghold.
At the same time he
served notice on Nationalist
President Chiang Kai-shek
that the United States still
held him to his promise not to
take military action against
the mainland without U.S.
consent.
The double-barreled warn
ing cme in the course of a
presidential comment on the
"very large movements of
Chinese Communist forces"
into the coastal area opposite
the Nationalist-held offshore
islands of Quemoy and Matsu.
i Kennedy said the purpose
of the Red moves was "not
I clear" but there was a possi
bility of "aggressive action
Park Personnel
Completes Training
A training school for new
summer employee at Crater
Lake National park was com
pleted yesterday, according to
Marvin Nelson, administra
tive officer for the park.
Participating as students in
the program were seven new
seasonal rangers, seven ranger
naturalists, and six fire con
trol aides. The training began
Monday.
New personnel was shown
a variety of films, and heard
lectures on equipment care
and procedure, park policy,
history and service, law en
forcement and other topics.
Park Superintendent W.
Ward Yeagcr greeted new em
ployees Monday. Wednesday,
they heard tulks from a Mcd
ford FDI sgent and from U.S.
Commissioner Frank Van
Dyke.
Kennedy To leave
Friday for Mexico
Washington -IIIPII-- President
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Mexico on a visit that should
be a social success but one that
is bound to involve some sens
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against the small islands just
five miles from Red territory.
Formosa lies 100 miles further
east.
The President said the
United States would take ac
tion if there were any Com
munist assault on Quemoy
and Matsu which appeared to
threaten Formosa itself.
He said "any threat to the
offshore islands" which were
not specifically covered in the
Chinese-American mutual de
fense treaty "must be judged
in relation to its wider mean
ing for the safety of Formosa
and the peace of the area."
Kennedy noted that this
had been President Dwight D
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RUSSIANS ATTEND CHUHCH COUNCIL
Nyborg. Denmrk-WI-The Russian Orthodox church took
part in its first World Council of Churches session her
Wtdnesday.
The Russian church was admitted to lha council last year
t the WCC Congress in New Delhi.
ITALIAN WORKERS STRIKE OVER WAGES
Rome-lll'li-More than one million workers were out on
strike throughout Italy today.
Printers employed by the nation's major newspapers
walked out until next Friday. A 48-hour strike by metal
workers in the Fiat Automobile Works in Turin closed the
plant. Both strikes were called for wage increases.
MOSCOW ACCUSES NATIONALIST CHINA
Moscow-HTIuMoscow radio charged Wednesday night that
Nationalist China seeks "direct intervention" against Com
munist China in the Formosa Strait crisis.
The radio said Communist China, which has been re
ported massing its troops near the Nationalist-held offshore
islands, is an "ally and friend" of the Soviet Union.
SAUDI ARABIAN KING ARRIVES IN VIENNA
Vienna-ilU'll- King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrived here
Wednesday for a two week visit with an entourage of body
guards carrying gold sabres. The king flew here from Rome
in a chartered jetliner. He will undergo complete physical
examination by Viennese doctors.
AMERICANS DEPORTED TO SWITZERLAND
Munich, Germany - IIIPII - American jazi trumpeter Chet
Baker and drummer Donald Brown were deported to Switzer
land Wednesday after narcotics charges against them were
dropped.
Baker's German attorney, Rolf Bossi, said the charges
were dropped when authorities issued a three-year ban on
their re-entry into Germany. Baker underwent treatment for
narcotics addiction here after his arrest.
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Eisenhower's position and he
said it still enjoyed bipartisan
support.
While delivering his warn
ing to the Chinese Commu
nists and reiterating his 1960
campaign statement that there
should be no withdrawal from
Quemoy and Matsu "under
the point of a gun." Kennedy
made it clear the United
Slates was not supporting any
Nationalist plan for an attack
on the mainland.
He said he wanted to em
phasize "that our arrange
ments in this area" where the
reinforced U.S. Seventh Fleet
constantly patrols "are defensive."
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This presumably was in
tended to quiet any Commu
nist fears that the United
States favors any assault on
the mainland by the National
ists. Kennedy made it clear that
he is displeased by the sha
dow of a sluggish Congress
falling across the White
House. He said "the Demo
crats have to do better" in
putting across lcgisla lion
which he considers vital.
Speaking specifical I y of
farm legislation and tax re
vision. Kennedy said bills of
this type must pass at this ses
sion "or otherwise we will
begin to lose control of our
management of our economy,
and of our governmental fi
nances." His news conference re
marks mirrored the Chief
Executive's growing restive-
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action on or defeat of some of
his key legislation. He was
more explicit than he has been
in recent public statements.
Ashlander Hurt
In Two-Car Crash
Ashland - An Ashland wo
man was treated for injuries
suffered in a two-car collision
on Grandview dr. here Tues
day. Taken to Ashland Commu
nity hospital was Mrs. Au
gusta Johnson, 1 Grandview
dr. She was a passenger in a
car driven by Frances Ruth
Johnson of the same address.
The Johnson car collided
with an auto driven by Mau
rece Pearl Lininger, 240 Sky
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President also reminded Re
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The President said "there is
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which will strengthen our
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