Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - November 27, 1955, Rocky Mount, North Carolina TELEGRAM PHONES Dbl Dial Sports Department THE ROCKY MOUNT SUNDAY TELEGRAM WEATHER Some cloudiness little FORTY FIFTH YEAR Five sections ROCKY NOVEMBER 1955 DAILY 5c SUNDAY 35c SHIP IN boil around the Kismet aground at the top of a rocky cliff near Cape Nova The ship bound to Sum Prince Edward was pushed into the rocky shoreline by gale The crew was rescued AP Wirephoto National Defense Will Tell Soon 26 said today he plans an announcement the lat Assembly Will Hit s Declare Hydrogen Bias Largest Yet By Soviet Union Russia Still Behind On Bombs Two Conflicting Reports Studied By Experts By ELTON FAY 26 Ml Moscow claimed that sia has test fired the most pow of all explosions carried out until j Bul unless Soviet parly boss Nij kita jumped the gun on on his for mal this Russian explosion i was 15 to 17 times smaller than one detonated by the United States more lhan a year and a half Rv THOMAS JOHNSON I the Legislature inlo special session 26 for the purpose of considering a General Assembly will recommended by his Commis ncol here Ihe first sion on Public This group of 32 legislators spent some 14 months studying the pub lic school problems in the light ofi the Supreme Courts tcr part of December or early in n u presidential told a news confer slop in a process aimed at preventing enforced racial inte gral inn in the public Thomas Stanley called T Emergency y Is Declared For Cyprus 26 court said then Ihe Constitution j The British governor general dei should be amended in Ihe pre clared a state of emergency in scribed manner if the State Legis Cyprus today to meet a rising tide wanted to appropriate pub of bloodshed and i lie funds for this The declaration gives Removal of the constitutional ing powers to Field Marshal Sir barrier is vital to one of the pro John military contained in the commis cr and governor general of this j sions recommended This East Mediterranean isj would be Ihe proposed use of stale Britains main Middle East I and local lax money to help oper base since she withdrew j ale private schools as an alter cncc IB or 17 were likely dales on which he will dis close his Rut he added that he might wait until afler the comments about the force I of the latest Russian lest Last Wednesday Atomic Soviet Says Blast Part Of A Series Most Detailed Information Yet On Red Bombs By RICHARD OMALLEY 26 vicl Union announced today it cently exploded its most power hydrogen It was the detailed and explicit of a nuclear explosion tji Soviet Union has made so far The at a conference in the Foreign Mini followed a statement by munist party secretary Khrushchev at that the bomb equalled one mil T Energy Commission Lewis Strauss said thai this in a current series of Soviet tests i The announcement will was the largest thus far in the i be made cither in Washington or Sup tion In a report to Stanley two weeks the commission recommended immediate action to ward amending the State Consti to allow the use of public money for the private schooling of Virginia In a recent test the State Supreme Court held that such of public funds is barred by section j 141 of the And the he The Tennessee senator describ ed himself as deeply touched by n resolution presented lo him by Ihe Wisconsin Youths for Kc Club urging him lo seek the from Suez Canal native to integrated public death for The commission proposed Union Merger Definitely Set By WALKED 2Gi Those labor unions still objecting to AFL CIO merger ap today to stand little of having their views incorporated What experts hete were trying to do was sift pul Ihe probable facts in an official a at Moscow and in a speech by Khrushchev a few earlier at The Soviet Foreign Ministry nni that the current series ofi weapons tests had confirmed lech calculations and said the lesl explosion of Ihe hydrogen bomb surpassing even Ihe power j explosions carried until HOW HIGH GROWS THE of Coon de the height of Iowa corn for visiting Russian agriculturists after their arrival at Idlewild The Russians will study production of hybrid seed the ma chinery used for it and to arrange forthe purchase of seed corn and Rus from are Ilia Nikolai Nikolai Niko lai and AP Wirephoto Union Pension Setup Probed By NORMAN WALKER 26 Iff Williams Attacks Stevensons Stand 26 recent statement that this Mennen Williams of Mich carried out until Lewis head of the United i frequently mentioned as a In his workers will appear possible favorite son candidate for chop said that Soviet engineers a Senale Labor Democratic presidential nomi were successful with the mini tee Monday at new hearings on attacked Adlai Ste atomic in making the of union welfare maximum explosion of in the Ions of TNT is as Ihe basis for measuring atomic explosive one kiloton equals the force This was announced today by the headed by Douglas which is resuming a study of released by the explosion of one jot the dollar insur sabotage against communications or public Harding said he took Ihe step in view of serious ing public order and after consultation with Secretary See CYPRUS Page 2A of Legislation to provide for the ratified finally at nin vm ions v l and CIO conventions in New York City next The top The United Stales exploded in afler working out ts first fullscale hydro for wo veas are in no mood at a weapon greater than since there have been a number h one And on March of reported diversions to President Eisenhower joined Dem ance and pension The probe is aimed at ing whether legislation is needed to safeguard the funds for their 1 intended especially By DOUGLAS CORNELL since there have been a number 26 Ml Ike Concurs In Georges Statement 1 it blasted off a giant President Eisenhower has i George of Georgia The merger plan is ex convention two years is a time for Williams did not mention Steven son by but referred to him indirectly as he lashed the spirit of The Michigan governors attack on Stevensons views was con in a speec to the a statement by the Atori Energy Commission lhal Ihe Russians recently set rl an unusually large nuclear bll The announcement equalled millions of tons of Khrushchevs estimate w o place it in a much smaller gory than the nuclear des set off in Ihe Pacific in was reckoned al 15 to 17 tons of The Soviet government did not pinpoint ite of the latest test beyond si ng that it was conducted at great height lo agal radioactive influences II said Ihe blast was part series of lesls of new typ atomic and thermonuclear wef uns that fully confirmed Colorado Young Democrats to Stern Warning Received By Iran From Russians 2fi So viet Union warned Iran ils membership in Ihe Baghdad Pact creates a lo Russia and it will have lo answer for possible Foreign Minister Molotov handed Iranian Charge DAffaires Sami a nole brusquely reject ing the Iranian lhal Ihe if she feels her frontier is threat Williams thus joined New Yorks Averell Harriman rapping plea approach lo national At he is on a brief Stevenson said when asked for The speech I made explains how I feel 11 explains my Speaking a rally in Chicago last Saturday who earlier for nally announced his candidacy foi he Democratic presidential nom iee WILLIAMS Page 2A Draftsmen of the merger plan apparently have no serious qualms thai any of Ihe protesting unions will go so far as to refuse to go along with the plan because their objections are not Separate AFL and CIO conven tions are to be held beginning Thursday in New York to ratify the amalgamation of the two labor Russia first the organizations into a single dad in an official note An Iranian reply 17 re the Soviet assertion that the pact was aggressive in To days note was a reply lo the Iran ian It said Irans membership in the is an instrument of peace Baghdad has created a sit i i ii ii i inn ti in Cn and nation fraught wilh danger lo So The Soviet note climaxed a and the Soviet goy tcr Soviet press campaign against cannol be indifferent the which links Iran with Tf Turkey and Pakis tan in a mutual defense alliance along Russias southern It said Iran has inflicted seri ous damage to rela tions and her membership in the is with Ihe in The prime ministers of of consolidation of peace nations held their initial meeting and security in the Near and Mid in Baghdad this week and they j die and lo the treaty obliga completed a permanent of a permanent lion with headquarters in Stales observers were pres The nole accused Iran of joining certain aggressive circles inter in a continuation of Soviet press chief Leonid Recent articles in the announced delivery of Ihe nole at j Soviet press have accused the a news conference in the Soviet Foreign He said Iran was not living up to its agreement wilh Ihe Soviel A 1921 be the Iwo permits Russia to move troops into Iran union AFL and CIO leaders say no de tailed amending of the present merger plan will be with a AFLCIO due lo start in New York Perhaps the most serious objec tions to Ihe plan have come from President Woodruff Randolph of the AFL Typographical His com bomb a surpassing even the power of its 1954 weapon in new tests next workers fund takes in and spends more than 100 million dollars a year on retirement and oth Preparations for new test blasts er and has approximate at the Marshall Islands proving ly 100 million dollars in ground in the Central Pacific obl Lewis before the See ATOMIC Page 2A See WELFARE Page 2A Truman Views Once More Expressed At Dinner By ELMER VOGEL 2G President Harry Truman made it clear he doesnt like 1 Re publican foreign policy and 2 President Richard In Seattle to speak at a dinner to raise funds for the plaint has been that Ihe proposed I library to house his presidential AFLCIO constitution contains too j the Truman told much centralized control overa news conference he couldnt see jurisdictions of member reason why he shouldnt dis charge denied by AFL and CIO j cuss so he I 1he summit conference at Ge A Philip president from which came the sp Ihe AFL Brotherhood of Sleeping Car has complained Ihe AFLCIO will have too little power to enforce a declared policy against racial discrimination wilhin labor of lo the AFLCIO reported form aggressive military blocs has decided to name an active called Geneva he said in answer to a didnt amount to a New Yorks Governor was right when lie called the conference a Harriman knows what he is talking He dealt with the They only The Truman said pul foreign into the politi cal arena after Roosevelt and I had kept it out for Now the Democrats are in a position to make the most of it and I am sure they The present admin mistakes must bo made an issue of the next Asked if his reference to Gov ernor Harriman had any political Truman said it didnt that he wasnt taking sides between Adlai Steven 2A the Middle One article ac Ihe United States of politi civil rights with Presi dent James Carey of the CIO cal blackmail to win Irans Workers as in the I See MERGER Page 2A Despite Russian Efforts India Determined To Remain Neutral 26 orally to laugh off the question second five year been state of Russias two wilh Ihe reply that in India every one which neither Ihe Soviel prime top men rolled into Bangalore loone likes a show and forgets minister nor the Communist chief day Although its impact on the have answered thus people of India was We would do Ihe same thing Both have spoken of Russias political leaders insisted the for President Eisenhower if he to assist our friend selling tour of Soviet Premier i Indians and ally in the peace but Nikolai Bulganin and have praised Russians as have shied away from spe parly boss Khrushchev great people bul the memory wont will not move country out of its neutrality Everywhere since Congress leaders apparently arrived have no fears that the new found Bulganin and Khrushchev friendship with the Soviet Union Indian perhaps with some official have re ported the Soviet leaders would an some massive scheme for have huge crowds will make a great segment of Inj helping India before they unprecedented praise from voters communism reports have maneuvered A half million under circumstances Russians into a where i favorable lo Indias own appears Ihe reactions may be Slate governors and municipal j nist i embarrassing if fail to spell I mayors on their lour competed ini Whatever Ihe eventual in detail their plans for aid praising Russias people and Russian visil has been a great lo their pattern from j mostly playing with the Indian tour now more the reception Indias Prime Mini stands to constantly changing lie Bulganin isier Nehru himself gave the I Khrushchev appearances have ial sum I Bulganin and Khrushchev into a set It is obvious that people running j are attempting to speaking as Russias prime minis millions arc receiving their into their camps wilh cullur ier makes a friendly political education on Soviet j ancl while i speech reading from a prepared communism under circumstances members of their parly are left i heavily slanted in favor of the in New Delhi working hard 1 Always heavily loaded wilh make a greater impression on phrases on great following statement by the chair man of Ihe Senale Foreign Rela lions We must assure the world that we are capable of having a non partisan American foreign and lhat regardless of who wins or loses in 1956 our foreign pro gram will go on substantially as Murray assistant While House press lold inquir ing newsmen Ihe chief had read and approved the stale ment of which was made to the New York Herald Snyder was Ihe President feels that Adlai Steven son had given support to this thesis of a bipartisan foreign Snyder said he hadnt asked the President about A reporter noted that who opposed Eisenhower for the presidency in 1952 and wants to run had suid recently lhal American foreign policy is worse off lhan at any lime since the Korean I might Snyder that Ihe President has lo conduct the nations foreign policy without partisanship and he has frequently expressed his apprecia lion for Ihe statesmanlike coopera lion given Ihe by George in foreign The press assistant lhat certainly his words were spoken wilh advanc See IKE Page 2A Burley Sales Will Open Tuesday Crop Is Small scientific and culation showing the new achievements of Soviet and It The latest explos ofthe hydrogen was p o f u 1 of all c sions carried Most Soviet atomic T have been United as enlists sians but air The Communist par 1 Pravda announced a hyd bomb test in August 1953 Georgi then pren told the Supreme Soviet the cd Stales no longer held Sec BOMB Page 2A 26 The sales season for Ihe 1955 bur ey tobacco smallest in five opens Tuesday in Ihe eight slate marketing belt while grow ers anxiously await a decision on size of 1956 The government the new harvest at 520 million supported at a hundred This combination guaran tees growers more lhan 240 nail lion Secretary of Agriculture Benson musl announce 1956 acreage allot ments before The 1955 produced under a 25 per cent rollback in is described as light Ihin bod ied with good color and smoking In here are market con Sales centers There are ap proximately 350 auction ware houses at 60 markets in Kentucky North Vir West Indiana and Alj points report heavy most houses filled to Dales The markets day and through Dec Auctions will resume Ji after the holiday loliday sale is expected to ace for 71 per cent of the year in 16 selling a record 66 of Ihe gross crop was mallei Hours Daily scheduled at three at 9 Standard or 10 ard This rate limits lo baskets daily for buyers or a maximum of 30JS pounds daily for each kets that operate on a pou Weight The new ured at million s er than last year or below the 194453 ThL time was pounds last a The price smallest fourth highest on Price The support of 20 a hundred below Individual loan levels range from 11 cents for nondescript to 67 gents buff Rates were change See BURLEY Page 2A On Foreign Policy Issue Sparkman Asks For Clean 26 Sparkman DAla said today for eign policy is bound to become an issue in next years presidential campaign but he hopes Democrats will keep debate on a live the 1952 Democratic vice presidential said an interview he believe Ihe Democrats will sloop lo person as he said the Republi cans had in attacks on former Sec rotary of State three years Dean Acheson Republicans the as they accused us in 1952 and Sparkman and One day he Is optimistic that some kind of agreement can be reached with the Russians and Ihe next day he is pessi mistic about Democratic leaders have made it clear in recent speeches to attack in particularly with reference lo what some of them have called Ihe failure of Ihe foreign conference at Clifford Case RNJ in charged Ihe Democrats were Irom legislators of OU gas producing Stevensons opposition to A We are nol going lo accuse the gaging in destructive of playing footsie with without offering any exempt natural gas from federal House has passed such Johnson has said he will bring gas legislation in Ihe Senate he has nol been specific Stevenson has not taken any silion on the House under fire from Senators Douglas of Humphrey of are supporting Backing for tne gas Sparkman said he thinks establishing slato title ic will be offered by rich offshore lands was Adlai thus far the have hurt him when he ran But leaders of Congress when pressed for an answer to what the likely effects of such support for the Rus sians would are inclined gen the economic The of Russian mater ial aid to needs des a billion and a half dollars of foreign funds for its ganin ventures no further into po spheres than to suggest cooperation between India and the Soviet Union at all See INDIA Page OXYGEN FOR AILING Bau administers oxygen to Shorty Black Angus steer entered in the International Live Stock Exposition in The oxygen was used to relieve the animals labored The owned by Janice is suffering from Janines entry last won tho grand championship of the AP Wirephoto I see how discussion of only announced candidate for President Eisenhower in foreign policy can be avoided in presidential o in forthcoming speeches may gel in the race and domestic for the 195li Democratic the campaign bul I hope il is constructive Wo Dem on should avoid personalities and lell the a member of the Sen As a supporter of Sparkman said he sees no reason tial has oppos gas in the gave a general ale wny Ihe former Illinois governor Johnsons program cant go along with most of without raising criticized what he called a lack of consistency on the part of Sec of Slate Dulles in the han dling of He has loo many peaks and valleys Jn his Ala bama senator He blows hot proposed 13point Democratic leg program laid down by Lyndon Johnson of the Senate majority question about the inclusion legislation in 5 Douglas served notice be a stiff fight A Sparkman served notice he will ive debate Senate on a to n
