Daily Sitka Sentinel (Newspaper) - July 23, 1958, Sitka, Alaska SENTINEL Seiko's Newspaper Member of Tht Associated Press XIX a copy July tt NUMBER 140 At Summit Meeting Accepts provided Nehru Arab leaders included Suggests next Monday as date LONDON Wi Soviet premier Khrushchev agreed tonight to at- tend a summit meeting within the U N security council ed Indian prime minister Nehru and Arab leaders are invited as well Khrushchev suggested holding the mooting next Monday Khrushchev's reply was deliver ed to the Western Big Three and Indian ambassadors in Moscow late tonight The conditioned acceptance of Mie U N summit idea was an- by Moscow radio One by one envoys were from an Austrian Moscow embassy reception to the foreign office to receive their documents Moscow foreign correspondents wore notified to call at the for- eign office 45 minutes later to re- five separate documents WASHINGTON Wl The White House and state department are expected to give very careful study to the conditions premier Khrushchev set forth today for holding a United Nations summit conference Some diplomats said there mi- ght have to be further exchanges with Moscow to work out arrange merits fully They were uncertain whether it would be possible to open such a meeting as early as Monday the time suggested by Khrushchev Secretary of stale Dulles has made plans for a trip to Europe beginning Friday and ending with his scheduled return here j day morning It was understood Dulles ex- Fanfani to visit J First junior WASHINGTON ffl The White I J J bond issued to go through with this Should he do so it would mean he was counting on the op- ening of the proposed summit sion at a date later than ed by Khrushchev There was no immediate ial comment on Khrushchev's an- The White House announced today prime minister Amintore Fanfani to ly will confer here July 29 and 30 with Eisenhower and secretary of state Dulles It is that the dis- with prime minister Fan fani who is also foreign minister will cover a wide range of topics of mutual interest to the United States and Italy the ment said Prime minister Fanfani will lunch at the White House on July 29 Other details of his visit will be announced later Arrest Cypriots President Eisenhower tory of state Dulles and other of- were conferring at the White House when news dispatch NICOSIA Cyprus British es reported Khrushchev's ex- GOV Sir Hugh Foot announced pressed views day that more than l 200 White House press secretary Council by resolution last night approved issuance of the first junior revenue bond number R-l in tire amount of j the to the Alaska Lumber Pulp races for toe terms Richard Thorgrimson entry the firm of bond neys was present at the Egan file for state positions JUNEAU ifl Democrats filled two more slots on the August primary ballot today as dacies were filed for Ernest Gruening for the United States senate and William Egan for governor declaration putting him in the senate race was re- yesterday but his actual entry on the filing books was de- layed until today A telegram today from ing amended his original filing to specify he would be a date for the senate on term His initial declaration was ed from Washington before an executive order was signed senate contests into nominations to two and outlined the steps which James C Hagerty said he did not know whether there might be any comment later today Hagerty said he expected a pretty fast translation of the Sov provide for the monthly issuance of similar bonds in ap amount not less than as the work ait Blue Lake proceeds In other action COUNCIL CON Informal report of Mr that be bad discussed Cypriots have been arrested senior revenue bonds high Monday in an attempt tq prevent communal bloodshed on Cyprus from developing into full-scale civil war Foot said between 40 and 50 iot statement to reach Washing Turkish Cypriots also have been ton from the U S Moscow embassy in the massive islandwide sweep Been trying to get some copies of the Constitution of the State of Alaska They don't seem to be too and those that are are being held onto by the possessors 9 The flag which few over the Capitol in Washington D C when virtually calls for Hussein's assassination Man of peace speaks in warlike manner by William L Ryan AP Foreign News Analyst Jordan Gamal there are reports the elements have arms cached wait ing for the signal for action The signal may be some time dam with flic housing and home finance agency in San Francisco and learned informally the felt these bonds were eligible for their purchase under existing statutes and Telegram from the U S army engineers two con tinned 09 page three i in coming Nasser's speech Adm Holloway doubts Lebanon will cause war by Wilton Wynn BEIRUT Lebanon Adm James L Holloway said today I really think we can get out of is interested first in getting the V Lebanon without any fighting indicated lie He added he doubts that World War in will start here The over-all commander of A- June living costs rise again but increase is tiny Decline later this year expected seeking the Democratic nomination to term B gave the party a candidate for each of the two senate terms for the Aug 26 primary Del E L Bartlett filed day for nomination to term A and it appeared unlikely any other Democrat would file a- gainst him before the filing iod ends at one minute before I midnight next Monday Egan who with Gruening ed as an unofficial senator from Alaska under the Tennessee Plan that lobbied in congress statehood filed for governor in a declaration dated last day at Washington Egan mailed his filing Columbus Ohio at a stop during his automobile trip back to the territory for the pending election campaign He is not expected to arrive in Alaska until Aug 2 Also already filed for one of the state-wide races is Ralph Rivers the third of Alaska's Tennessee Plan delegation for the last 18 months Rivers has filed for the Democratic ation to the single U S house in the summertime when local vegetable crops come in and tern cheapen costs for house wives But other costs have been mounting steadily despite the recession The latest living cost rise means a wage boost generally about one or two cents an hour for some in the electrical manufacturing craft metal working trucking and chemical industries WASHINGTON W The ment today reported living costs rose in June by less than one- tenth of one per cent to another record But the tiny increase held a promise of a decline later in the summer or early fall The labor department's bureau of labor statistics said index rose to 123.7 per cent of the 49 average This means it costs about 24 cents more to buy what could be purchased for a dollar a decade ago W Clearly de The June living cost level was fined upturn in the economy for 2.9 per cent higher than the the second quarter of this year is same month last year It was the shown in economic indicators pre 20th time the official index has pared by the president's risen to new records in the advisers The ec- 22 months There has been no de- committee was given cline since August pies Tuesday Ewan Clague labor Expenditures for goods and ser commissioner said June hike vices reversed a nine months was only fractional about trend and Economists see upturn now small as you can get and still have an increase in the index Clague said all signs pointed to a modest living cost decline in the next few months larly as food items become more plentiful He said he could not from the first quarter of 1958 Gross national product rose to 428 billion on a seasonally adjusted annual from its first quarter low of 425.8 billion dollars guess whether this would be only The trend has been down since temporary or would represent the third quarter of 1957 when any lasting price decline the gross national product hit a Food prices normally decline peak of 445 billion dollars of representatives seat that be open to the new state will Proposed step up defense spending deadlocks com Six named to Cool job? Americans out of Hien pushing that country into his 1 merican forces in Lebanon record so-called Liberated Arab bloc led these statements for radio and Abdel Nasser proclaimed himself The of his sPeech Save the television He appeared along with for a man of peace yesterday and impression he does not want ambassador Robert L consider big increases virtually called for the assassin ation of King Hussein of Jordan It is the first time Nasser sonally has suggested tion for the Jordanian king though his Voice of the Arabs propaganda radio station has done so often The president of the United I bite off too much at one time I He still must digest the situation in Iraq and still must deal with the situation he created in non which brought American in- i It begins to look as if it will be a long time before the cans and British can withdraw tock Both expressed optimism over the outlook not only in Lebanon but in respect to repercussions elsewhere to the arrival of Ameri can forces in this tiny Middle East GREENSBORO J Benton has a real cool job He works in the freezer lockers i at Anderson Co loading in locker where the temperature day in the senate appropriations stays at zero HP thaws out in one committee of the rooms before I Sen A Willis Robertson D-Va I WASHINGTON A proposal to step up President defense spending plans by a lion dollars caused a to braving the summer heat Arab Republic in his annual troops from the Middle East Independence Day speech withdrawal might be a signal called expressly on the people of Jerusalem Nablus and j main Palestinian towns in j Jordan to heed his words j Nasser pointedly referred to the late King Abdullah Hussein's grandfather and to the year 1951 for a new Nasser assault Oklahoma Demo candidates set OKLAHOMA CITY UP By a re- nation Reporters asked both men a- bout the possibility American for- ces might be used to assist dan's king Hussein Holloway did Compromise defense a certainty he senate passes the statehood jn which Abdullah was cord vote Oklahoma Democrats is now on display in the ated by Arab Palestinians He yesterday picked a utilities window It will be used accused Hussein of following in county prosecutor and a ln Sitka's annual Alaska Day ob- his grandfather's footsteps by calling on Britain for aid minces for governor and Nasser's suggestion however ant governor in years to come Former mayor Sarvela tells me that I believe I will run for the legislature from the atka district That makes two Who are just more than thinking about filing for 0 With two to be elected from Sitka and a senator from the Sitka district it geems more would be filing You only have a few more days to make P your July 18 the Petersburg Press said Stop stop watering streets stop watering yards wasting water until It rains Saw the advt Lew Jr and sent you n little rain over the weekend Hope it 9 Things are whooping it up a- round the world generally the fighting starts in September he crops arc In Maybe they have reached n point where they lot their wives get in the crops Indirect could not possibly be And this virtually assured J Ho lost on his hearers Hussein is ward Edmondson the chief in line for his grandfather's fate office the next four years We call for peace and we and the no 2 state post for George make every effort to strengthen Nigh this said Nasser But Although both face Republican there was no hint of compromise and independent opposition in Nov in his assertion thai the British in the general election aggression against lahoma has never elected any but not reply directly but The marines and army have the WASHINGTON Si A i capacity for quick shifts and move mise biu president and the secretary of Both emphasized the broad powers to reorganize States wants to withdraw its streamline the nation's es from Lebanon at the earliest ing forces was approved today by possible moment coincident conference commit the United Nations position itee Meanwhile speaker Abdel old bachelor school teacher as no- seiran postponed parliament's e- lection of n new president for one of senate and house armed week This apparently was to services committees said the com j said the committee had accepted his proposal to set up an unusual j subcommittee to con- sider the big increases Robertson said the proposed in- creases involve about for the air force and another million dollars for other j vices above the amounts asked by the president We decided we better lake a look at the effects upon the my and budget plans before ally voting on such large chairman Richard B Russell and Carl Vinson only a simple majority is needed dan will be defeated the erican armed aggression against Lebanon will be defeated Should Nasser call now for dis- crs called his first primary eussions on the Lebanese and ion lead a political a president Lebanon's up members a Democrat for its top state of- fices Edmondson whose own support gain time in the search for a acceptable to both the the president eminent and rebels Osseiran told tbe Associated Press he is calling a session of parliament July 31 to elect a pre- sident promise should be to They also forecast overwhelm ing approval of both houses of congress Both the house and senate must formally accept the compromise es Robertson said as he left a session Sen Stuart Symington a former air force secretary and Closing Wall St NEW YORK iji The New York stock market closed with prices mixed in active trading member of the appropriations committee and Sen Henry M Jackson a member of the armed services and atomic committees are spearheading the drive for higher defense spending Jackson has urged the senate group to provide 60 additional jet tankers to refuel jet bombers a- bove the 26 asked by the dent He said this would cost iome 221 million dollars additional He also wants an additional 45 jet bombers to provide the strategic air command with 12 vings instead of 11 wings asked by the administration Jackson said an additional 13 could provide 12 wings Symington is urging increased production of missile and other new weapons for all the armed Baseball Today CHICAGO The Baltimore Orioles rallied for four runs in he ninth inning today to rout Early Wynn and defeat the cago White Sox Baltimore Chicago 000 200 8 2 010 300 8 0 Volume mated at pared wi Here for the day was shares com- On the first ballot a two-thirds before it goes 0 the Hhite House ruTL majority is needed to elect a pre- only minor changes were made sident but on subsequent ballots in the senate version of the yesterday by the conference committee If agreement is reached which met only 25 Most ween the rebels and loyalists on ot that time was spent rounding is a list uf General Motors I down 2 and American Telephone Standard Oil of New Jersey down Vj other Middle East problems he heal millionaire home builder W West might be justified in con- j P Atkinson by votes he is seeking only breath He polled to in ing space in which to prepare official returns In the first for his assault ho led by just 742 votes There arc already signs that Nigh who came within a few the crisis is getting deeper votes of being and other cities in the ed in the first primary along with Palestine sector of Jordan other candidates defeated Lt patiently nervous There are Cowboy Pink Williams by check points on the road rolling up votes to from Amman and so far for the man who led in ment security forces seem to the election three weeks ago by n have matters under control But margin crisis may soon end If agreement One change makes it Both U.S government and cor- definite bonds showed few changes deepen into civil war Judge approved a shade lower The tended to edge higher corpora Ies is not reached the cleavage be- that the secretaries of the army I in quiet late trading Prices of the the two groups is likely to navy and air force remain respon government issues were mixed to for operation and efficiency ot their departments Another requires that assistant secretaries of defense have ten authority from the secretary WASHINGTON Ml A house before they give orders to the clary subcommittee yesterday departments proved a to create 45 morel Obviously the conference agree federal including a ment had been worked out in ad- new one for Alaska's third vanco of the actual closed door trial session that today okayed It Well A man has applied for the White baseball team in the Cape Fear His name is Dizzy Dean Billy O'Dell George Arnold 9 and Joe Ginsberg Early Wynn Gerry Staley 9 and Sherm Lollar Joe Bit 4th one on first of year Marine forecast from day to Thursday Outside waters Sitka to tat 20 to 30 mph southeast winds with occasional stronger gusts de creasing tonight to 10 to 25 mph and shifting to south to southwest erly Cloudy Uam today tonight Outside water Sitka to Dixon variable winds less than 15 mph today becoming south to southeast this afternoon and increasing to 15 to 25 mph Partly today Cloudy with rain beginning tonight
