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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. October 21. 195!)
Senator Calls For Loans
To Help India Beat Reds
' SALEM (AP)-Scn. John Ken
nedy (D-Mass) Tuesday called for
a "serious long-range program of
long-term loans" to help India
overtake the challenge of commu
nist China.
; In an address to Willamette Uni-
and gives the secretary of state
the power to decide.
Answering another question,
Kennedy said that Congress
should change the injunctive proc
esses of the Taft-Hartley labor
law.
lie said that if the court grants
vcrsity students, Kennedy said! President Eisenhower's request
that such a program should be
supported by technical and agri
cultural assistance, and that the
United States should join with
olher Western nations in this ef
fort. ' Kojincdy, whose name is expect
ed to be on Oregon's Democratic
presidential primary ballot next
May, conferred with his local sup
porters bciorc making his speech.
: He told the students that aid to
India so far "has been limited to
emergency aid to meet immedi
ate crises and existing shortages.
We have not met the require
menls essential lor economic
growth, nor have we alleviated the
harsh realities which India faced
a year ago."
; Kennedy declared he is "confi
dent that we can recover the inili
alive, that we can give a doubting
world the realization that we and
no Russia or China can help In
dia achieve stability and growth."
: But, he said, America's altitude
and understanding is important
"If our interest appears to be
purely selfish, anti-communist and
part of the cold war if it appears
to the Indian people that our mo.
lives are purely political then wc
shall play into the hands of com
munist and neutralist propagan
dists, cruelly distort America's
image abroad, and undo much of
the psychological effect that wc
expect from our generosity.
"Let us instead return to the
generous spirit in which the ori
ginal Point hour program was
conceived, stress our positive in
terest in, and moral responsibility
Jor, relieving misery and poverty,
and acknowledge to ourselves and!
the world that, communism or no
communism, wc cannot be an
island unto ourselves."
Kennedy continued that the
United States must "prove that
we can devote as much energy,
intelligence, idealism and sacri
fice to the survival and triumph
of the open society as the Russian
despots can extort by compulsion
in deiensc ot their closed system
of tyranny." y ,
The auditorium, with a capacity
of 1,2411, was filled.
During the question period, Ken
nedy again declined to say if he
is a candidate, but said he would
make an announcement in Janu
ary. (
He quipped that the secretary of
state of Oregon would make the
decision for him as far-as Oregon
is concerned. The Oregon law re
quires that nationally recognized
candidates shall be on the ballot,
fur an injunction that would open
up me steel mills tor 80 days,
labor would sillier.
At the end of the 80-day pe
riod," he said, "another strike is
likely, with the steel companies
laving record profits and sur
pluses of steel. Then the workcis
will go hungry again."
Kennedy said that the first jr
of a new Democratic administra
tion "would be to restore the close
tics with Latin America that ex
isted under Franklin D. Roose
velt's good neighbor policy."
Khrushchev's visit, he continued,
was valuable because "it taught
us that by peaceful coexistence,
he means economic, political and
social competition."
If India is lost, Kennedy added,
"all of Asia will go communistic,
and communism would score its
greatest bloodless victory."
He said he favors summit talks
because there is a chance .that
some good could come out of
them. He said he doubled that any
good could come from American
recognition of Red China, but that
he favors continued negotiations
with China.
Lost Child
Found Safe
POTOSI, Mo. (AP) - A young
girl missing all night in ncar
freezing temperatures in the Clark
National Forest was found alive
three miles from the point
where she disappeared. Donna
Rulo, 3'i, was shivering from the
cold but otherwise appeared to be
in good condition.
The child, still wearing only a
light summer dress, walked out
onto a country lane from a wood
ed sector just as searchers were
passing by.
More than 400 searchers, includ
ing 150 soldiers, were in the
rugged area when she was found,
The child was calm but her par
ents broke into tears as they cm
braced her.
Before she was found, authori
ties had expressed fear that she
might have been kidnaped. She
had disappeared from the parked
car of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rulo, near this eastern Mis
souri town when they went for a
20-minute hike info the woods
about 3 p.m. Sunday.
DEPARTS FOR U.N.
TOKYO' (UPH-Shinichi Shibu
sawa, chairman of the U.N. fact
finding commission on Laos, left
by plane Monday night for New
York to report on the results of
the investigation into Laotian
charges of aggression from Com
munist North Vict Nam. Shibusa
wa arrived from Laos last week.
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Army Missile Leaden
To Retire January 31
NEW YOftK (AP) - Maj. Gen,
John B. Mcdaris, head of the
Army Ordnance Missile Command
plans to retire from active mili
tjiy service three years before
mandatory retirement age.
Mcdaris said Monday night he
would retire effective Jan. 31 after
2(1 years of active duty and 10
in the National Guard and Army
reserve. The Army's mandatory
retirement age is 60.
Mcdaris did not reveal his fu
ture plans.
An Army spokesman said Mc
daris had planned for some time
to retire and that intqr-scrvico
squabbles over space projects had
not influenced his decision. How
ever, Mcdaris has spoken out
against transfer from the Army
TO VISIT U.A.R.
CAIRO, L'.A.R. (UP1) - King
Mohammed V of Morocco will
visit the United Arab Republic
next January at the invitation of
U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel
Nasser.
to the Air Force of all space
transportation projeuls.
The 57-year-old general planned
a news confciience here today
His headquarters is in Huntsville,
Ala., and he is in New York to
address the National Commercial
Conference tonight.
Under his command, the Army
launched the nation's first, earth
satellite, and the first solar salel
lite and developed the Jupiter in
tcrmediate range (1,500-mile) bal
listic missile. The Army also
launched several other satellites
the latest a 91-pound gyroscope
satcllitei hurled into the sky last
week for the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration.
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The Army spokesman said Me-
daris had planned to retire in
I'.ioo but was persuaded by Army
ollicials to stay on to head up
(lie development of the Jupiter.
With completion of that, he said,
the general planned to retire.
Mcdaris has been at Huntsville
since the Army Ballistic Missile
Agency was activated at Red
stone Arsenal in February 1956.
It was one of the largest collec
tive enterprises ever undertaken
by the Army and controlled the
expenditure last year of almost
two billion dollars In the missile
and space field.
The Army Missile Command
was extended in scope in 1958 and
Medaris was named to head the
entire effort. Besides the ballistic
missile agency, the command in
cluded the Army Rocket and Guid
ed Missile Agency at Huntsville,
White Sands Missile Range in New
Mexico, and the Missile Firing
Laboratory at Cape Canaveral,
Fla. The Jet Propulsion Labora
tories at Pasadena, Calif., were at
one time under the command but
later were placed under NASA.
The Army received a major set
back last month when the Defensa
Department announced the Air
Force eventually would assume
responsibility for all space trans
portation tasks.
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