Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - November 29, 1957, Rocky Mount, North Carolina PHONES Dial Dial Dial THE EVENING TELEGRAM WEATt Considerable c 11 with scatte nigh i sand few YEAR M PAGES TWO ROCKY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1957 6c Has Fast Recovery ke Plans Trip To Gettysburg Farm By MARVIN ARROWSMITH WASHINGTON tfi President rebounding dramatic ally after his mild plans to travel today to his farm for further con That projected trip and other things the recuperating President Las been doing since he was stricken last Monday point up a King Meets With Aide In Virginia much swifter recovery pace than had been to his But the White House is continu ing to emphasize that the road to complete recovery still stretches a good distance into the The presidential physicians are pictured as still believing Eisen hower must have several weeks of rest before he can return to his job full Still uncertain was whether Ei would stay at his coun try place only for the weekend or for an extended If he decides to stay on for he will conduct a limited o mount of government business from the farm He convalesced there from his 1955 k lm Mohammed V of Morocco turned Eisenhower pulled one big sur today from an Ameri prise He went to lean sightseeing tour to an Thanksgiving Day services at the Ular war back home over the National Presbyterian Spanish colony of Ifni There were these other King was to confer on the developments fighting with the chief aide of Ins The White House has been running the Howard M Moroccan government since Mo out another re hammed flew to Washington the President was continu aide Col g to make excellent recovery flew in from Mohammed flew here on a spel Eisenhower to the Cial Air Force Constellation after 1618 Paris NATO Council Vice President Nixon bade him a meeting after The White warm farewell in House said doctors Aides said the 48yearold mon will decide Vic President arch was immensely pleased with Nixon will head the S delega results of his talks with lion if Eisenhower cant go tary of State j The President presided at the aide to Crown White House Thanksgiving arrived later to With him and the First Lady in brief the King on fighting in the the family dining room for por tiny Spanish colony of Ifni facing lions of a 40pound turkey were the Atlantic and surrounded by their four grandchildren and the Morocco on three youngsters Army Maj The fighting broke out last and John Moroccan officials spoke James White of revolts in implying up House press reported risings by the Berber tribesmen that in his nonmedical opinion the who live in the 741iquaremile President is having much less The Spanish said the speech difficulty the only ab fighting arose from raids by the normality his doctors noted after Moroccan Liberation an his Hagerty said he found regular force not directly t hard to believe how much im trolled by The strongly there has been in Ei liberation army headed the military campaign The doctors sent word to that won Morocco freedom from through that French control last Since have discovered no evidence then it has sought to add to the President has arte rocco some territory claimed as or hardening of the arter Sahara and French Alles gen Newsmen asked Hagerty wheth Hassan charged in Rabat that er going to Spanish launched days after being stricken Ifni on Moroccan ter indicated is already back to He said the roval army had been ordered to fight Hagerty replied em was the first that Dont try to push or Blaj Moroccan might complete recovery by the come i involved alongside the irreg SeeKING Page 5A That would be an er What the Presidents visit to church would in my mind at just With Real Bombs HE GIVES his first Thanksgiving turkey is Tibor a Hungarian refugee adopted by a Colorado His family and Robert Kersey and Karen and Steve United Press Telephoto Nixon May Attend NATO Conference By JOHN HARRIS WASHINGTON White I When he stopped by at the House may announce a decision soon as to whether Vice President Nixon will sit in for the ing President Eisenhower at the Gl Is Held In Death Of Jap Woman By DAVID LANCASHIRE Japan Spe White House Nixon said he Gregory Kupski of De planned to meet with Sherman top I am to do what NATO summit conference in Paris lever President Eisenhower wants next me he charged with the strang a Japanese psychiatric exa tense counsel America s Missile In Worse Condition Than He Says Kefauver Laborites Protest Training Hops LONDON Laborites he was asked by Labor Leader continued to express misgivings Hugh that there is no about bombers if one of these aircraft flights from Britain with i were to of a nuclear ex the British press plosion resulting rallied to the Conservative the Prime Minister stand I am told there is no The most widely read paper in danger of an the the Daily The American Testimony By Experts Gives Bleak Picture By RED HOFFMAN WASHINGTON ver said today three days of testimony on the status of the missiles program shows the situation is worse than I thought it a member of the ate Preparedness subcommittee conducting the said in an interview the testimony in specialists and scien added up to shocking said toda East West tensions j forces make it a practice to of how the country has got fully justify arming the bombers i always when one of these behind Russia in certain with nuclear The is in the air from our pen newspaper usually supports I a special tanker machine But the Tennesseean said the the Labor which can go up and help refuel picture is not adding The carrying of bombs was re an aircraft so if there was a Weve got to give more money in the House of Commons question of it not being able to and to satel Wednesday when Foreign it could and scientific development tary Selwyn Lloyd said he should S back to its own base in i and We can catch up think they Prime Minister j Some Labor groups reacted to I and get ahead if we only put our Macmillan stepped in to allay the news with resolutions to some of the apprehension the practice of flying In saying testimony showed the Macmillan said authorities around over missile position in relation have taken elaborate precautions The Daily Mirror said in a front to Russia is worse than he to prevent a nuclear blast should page editorial that in the state a plane the world today this desperate explained that the planes carry bombs in separate parts that have to be expertly assembled before a nuclear explosion is Can you give an precaution justi Until there are better relations between Russia and the it See BOMBS Page 5A Nixon has said he is ready to Nixon added that the question The the Army murder of under military his de James 111AUU 11 Cta G i wii ji eo and apparently the NATO as to who would make up Council expects the vice president United States wiU be to attend the meeting which opens submitted to The White House said would not elaborate on the dis Robinson spoke at a 20minute Sputnik Test Slated For 4 BALTIMORE tiny test satellite the United States hopes to launch 4 will not be vis ible to the naked but its five The council said yesterday in ajers doctors will decide The statement released in Paris that whether he is up to making the it learned with satisfaction that lisa doctors what I been reporting to you that his progress has been But t would not close the medi cal case Vice President Nixon would lead the American the final decision ap has not yet been If Nixon gets the he would be catapulted g er international time dent has taken oh added See NIXON Page 5A who the Army says has the was at his W Highway Death at cance 81 He spen the White House was stricken Monday with a toll on the nations highways blockage of a small brain CHICAGO UB 1957 death neatly attired in a freshly pressed I cant speak too much Japa were the only words Kup ski said in answer to a barrage of Kupski has been charged withi the death of whose nude body was found in a Yoko hama alley The charge carries a maximum Army penalty Nixon has maintained through was weeks of rest and substantially v Presidential and has said creased Mad the doctors indicate See IKE Page 5A of mind C Pushes For Action In Return Of Wetzel on the job after a short period of Nixon stood in for Eisenhower yesterday in bidding farewell at the airport to King Ahammed V of who was leaving aft ler three days of talks with RALEIGH North Carolina authorities hoped to learn today when they may send officers to California to return the accused slayer of two Highway Patrolmen to The office of Hodges plan ned to check with the office of California Goodwin Knight to determine whether extradition pa pers for Frank Edward Wetzel had been How speedily the extradition way Patrol Troop C at Greens When he is Wetzel will be held in Central Prison in Ra leigh until early in January when he is expected to be tried in Rich mond County Superior Court for the murder of The patrolman had stopped a speeding auto near Ellerbe on the night of 5 when he was shot About an hour Brown was killed in a similar manner ner near about 60 miles matter is handled will determine when the 37yearold fugitive from Wetzel was picked up in Bakers a New York state mental tion is brought back to North Car olina to face murder charges in the deaths of Patrolmen Wister Lee Reece and Sheriff Raymond of Richmond County re last night he will be one of three officers selected to make the California trip to take custo dy Wetzel for North Goodman said he would accom pany James High way Patrol and commander of High on a vagrancy The FBI said his fingerprints matched those found a car abandoned in and identified as the murder ve Wetzel is being held in Los An until the extradition matter is If a hearing should be a delay of several days might Goodman said the party to re turn Wetzel would fly to Califor then bring the prisoner back by McKeldin Opposes Bypasses BALTIMORE W Theo dore McKeldin of Maryland the highways of tomor row should run to and through not merely around He voiced his opinion in a speech prepared for dedication ceremonies of the high way tunnel under Baltimore Har bor The 130 million dollar tunnel was constructed to route road traffic around the city and the so called Baltimore cutting transit time through the city from to an hour to five It is scheduled to open one minute after midnight The toll charge for the 15mile long project is 40 McKeldin praised the workers Who worked on this greatest con struction feat in Marylands his the men who mixed the mortar to the men who plan ned and supervised the he In the midst if our Jubilation let me sound a word of MCKELDIN Page 5A might be less than last the National Safety Council esti mated Council officials said their opti mistic estimate of deaths was based on three factors Some highway deaths during the first 10 about 800 less than During the first eight months of persons died for every 100 million miles of highway trav Last the figure was Twentynine of 46 states re porting showed traffic records for the first 10 months of 1957 which were improved over last Montana and Idaho showed 20 per cent In 455 of the reporting cities had perfect The three largest were and Salt Lake There were 135 cities which had perfect records during the first 10 The three largest were Rock and Ann In died in highway The council said deaths in Oc tober totaled approximately the same as October which was the lowest since n p op for visual tracking as it trails the little beeping satel lite across the of life Jpa The decision lies with Robinson and Kupski feel either nation Raleigh Marine s Found Guilty Okinawa Marine court martial today found J Wilbur ill guilty of conspiracy to two charges of assault intent to inflict great bodily The rocket has been the most classified of all compo nents of the pound Vanguard launching But the Martin which built and will fire the gave a peek at it in pictures it released today showing the four pound test sphere mounted on the Only the nose of the which will be completely cloaked fa an apron of the bigger second Bui it reveals a white spherical about 12 to 15 in ches on which the tiny satellite is After about 40 miles of ascenti tho tic nose cone of the rocket will split in two and fall leaving I the satellite exposed for the rest of its The nose cone will protect the satellite from aerodynamic heat ing expected to reach de it Kefauver refused to go in to Other subcommittee members who sat in on a briefing Wednesday sM afterward they heard a sad and shocking story on Russian progress brief ing was given bv Allen chief of the Central Intelligence These declined to say just what they learned from the CIA But it was reported last night the subcommittee was told Russia now has a few sub capable o firing a missile with a nuclear warhead up to 700400 Oth er vessels In Russias sub estimated at about 450 were reported being readied for such missile One Informant said the report f would provide a fair he and conspiracy to The maximum Japanese Jones was the second of six ally is j men charged in the death of Navy Robinson said the Army Adrien u granted permission for Kupski toWells who died aft Jhe photograph also reenact the crime for Japanese jer a beating Pnw A but said he did not know The white See SATELLITES Page 5A dense lower poli if this will be The case has attracted atten tion here because it posed a pos sible jurisdictional dispute be tween Japan and the United States in the wake of the internationally contested Girard firing range The Yokohama procurators of fice is still investigating but has not issued an There are indications the Army will re ed Soviet capability means they are practically in a position to wipe out any major city on the eastern Ha did not that any of the Russian subs now are within missile range of n The CIA quoted by one source as reporting the suhs could launch missiles white still The weapons were described as of the cruise a guided slower than a ballistic The Navy has a small number of submarines with the a subsonic sile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead up to about 800 In the Navy Is the an Intermedia ate Rane Ballistic Missile signed to be fired from beneath See KEFAUVER Page 5A allegedly kicked in the head by Negro Sentence on will be pronounced tomorrow at Camp described as the first man to attack after pay day drinking was described in the trial as the man who led the snarling pack in the UN Meeting Urged For Solving Algerian Issue By WILLIAM OATIS UNITED W i i me me mmy win rei Earlier this Robert I Tunisia pressed an Arab country linquish jurisdiction if it I Allen Was campaign today to urge the The dead girl was the wife in the case and drew a Robert Leslie a 12year Navy man now stationed at China Jones defense lawyer was Lake Naval Base in i Eugene Fallon of Robinson said Kupski was who was the prosecutor in the of petty larceny by the Army in April 1956 and demoted from to He has no other civilian or military convic Robinson See JONES Page 5A weekend only half at least after the car left the road the already have died over in a Roberts violence in North Lemuel A Gastonia school escaped with minor injuries Jayne was killed and Lillian Mae Bates her Charles of died when was seriously injured when their she was struck by a car on a car skidded out of control between highway hear her Charlotte and The Wil Lynwood Bruce was ons were returning home from killed when his car I attending Charlottes Carrousel i went out of on High j way 258 near Scotland At a 15yearold Frank Harrill of boy drove away from home in tho a soldier home on auto his father had bought for him was killed when the car when he turned 16 and got his See VIOLENCE Page 5A k by the Rev i me i ue and ae Edward Elson leave National Presbyterian Church in Thanksgiving Day United Preu Telephoto 9 Tar Heels Killed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Robert Donald Orr Daily Alamanac Sunset The Moon sets Saturday and is In Full Moon 7 VISIBLE PLANETS With the long Thanksgiving was found dead of a broken 55 million 228 million Jupiter 570 million General Assembly to call for ne between the French and the Algerian nationalists to settle their threeyear war in An Arab diploma also said an resolution for such negotiations probably will be in Monday in the Assem blys 82nation Political Commit Mongi Tunisian dor to Washington and the was scheduled as the first pro nationalist speaker in com debate on French Foreign Minister Chris tian Pineau opened the debate He pleaded with dele gates to steer clear of interna of the Algerian con and let France go on seek ing a democratic and just solution by crushing the ret bellion and introducing electoral reforms to benefit Algerian Mos In a vague resolution adopted last the Assembly ex pressed hope that a democratic and just would be found in conformity with Charter While the debate was go ing on Frances Parliament was preparing for a vote of con demanded by Premier Felix Gaillard on a partial home rule for A joint Washington statement from King Mohammed and of State Dulles that in their talks on Algeria the kink expressed hope for a peaceful solution through friendly ne Dulles also stated the United States favored a democratic and just Reds Grabbed Experts PHILADELPHIA W S o v i e t Robert Russia dug deep and fast and Howley said a limited number without scruples to strip Germany of top German scientists in West of scientists and technicians after Germany were invited to come to last a former United the United them States commandant of the Berlin the guided missile expert Wern Allied command told Ihe Senate her von He emphasized Internal Security subcommittee that they were restricted to top layer men that none of them This digging deep by the Sowere Nazis or former Nazis viet Union extended down into Howley would have electrical workers in the made them that all foremen and said came of their own i retired Frank The Soviets were under no vice president of New such York Howley people were seized on the basis Stressing speed with which which we would consider forced enlists were seized at and complaints were on the a guided tered by the West against such missile research of course to no commented We of the West nev Howley himself was unable to or saw any of those be present at the subcommittees thoy were overrun by Russian hearings hero today on charges of i seized immediately and Soviet kidnaping of scientists to sent off to work on things which speed its missiles w A undoubtedly contributed to the written statement by him was and advances of leased by subcommittee counsel Soviet COOLING right wing demonstrator shivers through a period after being tossed into a fountain at the Place de la Concorde in Paris by He was doused during the melee that followed when a noisy mob formed on the square to march on the Embassy to arms shipments to United Press i
