U.S. and Russian Seal
Fur Scientists Visit
Each Other’s Operations
SEATTLE OP) — United States
and Russian fur seal scientists
are exchanging visits to each
other’s operations in the North
Pacific.
Three Soviet biologists are
visiting the U. S. Fur Sealing Base
on St. Paul Island, in the Pribi
lofs, and four Americans are on
the Russian-owned Commandorski
Islands 200 miles east of Kam
chatka Peninsula, Samuel J.
Hutchinson, Regional Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries Director,
said Saturday.
The visits began early this
month and will end before July
28.
It is the second such exchange
of visits to help work in the
Russia-U.S.-Canada-Japan fur seal
research program set up in 1957.
Kansas once had a law banning
the pushing of baby buggies on
sidewalks.
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Gen. MacArthur to
Lunch with Kennedy
HYANNIS PORT, Mass. UP> —
President Kennedy Saturday in
vited Gen. Douglas MacArthur to
lunch with him at the White
1 House next Thursday to report on
; his recent trip to the Philippines.
MacArthur received a hero’s
j welcome when he went to the
i Philippines in connection with
that country’s independence day
July 4.
White House press secretary
Pierre Salinger said in announc
ing MacArthur’s White House ap
pointment, Kennedy wanted to
get from the General a report on
his trip to the Philippines.
Asked whether Kennedy and
the 81-year-old General might
discuss the military situation, par
ticularly in Asia, Salinger re
plied:
“I don’t know, what else they
might discuss in the course of the
lunch.”
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Chicago Sun-Times
Says JFK Plans to
Mobilize Reserves
CHICAGO UD — The Chicago
Sun-Times said Saturday Presi
dent Kennedy has reached a firm
decision to mobilize some ele
ments of the armed reserves to
meet the Soviet threat to West
Berlin.
The story, written by Thomas
B. Ross of the Sun-Times Wash
ington Bureau, said key members
of Congress have been advised of
the decision.
“Final determination of how
many men will be mobilized, what
reserves and National Guard ele
ments will be involved, and when
they will be ordered to active
duty has been deferred until Mr.
Kennedy receives a detailed Pen
tagon review this week,” Ross
said.
The President has authority to
call up as many as one million
men without any action by Con
gress.
The story said no announce
ment of mobilization is expected
before the administration sends
its cost estimate to Congress later
in the week.
Ross wrote that, “when ques
tioned about the mobilization, ad
ministration sources continued to
insist that no decision had been
reached. But this disclaimer was
a technicality in the sense that
the President had not yet reach
ed a decision on the master plan
for defending Berlin.”
Rocket Experts Says
Russia Behind U.S. In
Some Phases of Space Race
SEATTLE (/F — Russia is ahead
j of the United States in two areas
| in the race for space and behind
i in others, Wernher Von Braun,
noted German-born rocketry ex
j pert, says.
The director of the Marshall
J Space Center at Huntsville, Ala.,
j listed the top Russian accomplish
ments for newsmen here Friday
as:
“First, the use of very large
rocket boosters to launch bigger
payloads. Second, in educating
more scientists.”
But he also asserted that the
United States has fired many
more, although smaller, satellites
and space probes than Russia, and
added:
“I think we have extracted
more from outer space and made
it available for the world’s know
ledge than Russia.
“The Russians have not yet !
demonstrated a communication
satellite, although I’m sure they’re
greatly interested. Also, they
have not sent up a weather satel
lite.”
Von Braun came here Friday to
address a Boeing-Civil Air Patrol
Educational Workshop and to
confer with Boeing and federal i
officials.
Promotion came slowly to
Robert E. Lee, one of our great
est military geniuses. He held the
rank of captain for 21 years.
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New Rules Set Up
For Relief Cases
In N.Y. Village
NEWBURGH, N. Y. OR — A
j controversial program imposing
stringent new regulations on re
lief recipients was formally de
clared in effect Saturday' des
pite strong opposition from the
| state.
The acting Welfare Commis
sioner was notified by the city
manager to begin observance of
the 13-point clampdown voted
by the Republican majority on
the City Council of this Hudson
Valley community of 31,000.
Meanwhile, Mayor William
D. Ryan, the lone Democrat on
the council, continued to de
nounce the plan.
Part of the city’s heavy relief
load has been blamed on the fact
that many migratory workers
have remained after completing
seasonal jobs in the vicinity.
The move to cut down on the
city’s welfare bill has drawn a
great volume of both praise and
condemnation from around the
nation.
State officials, up to Gov.~
Rockefeller, have expressed op
position to the regulations. The
State Welfare Department said
the rules are contrary to fed
eral and state law.
But city manager Joseph Mit
chell insisted “they are legal”
and said the city was within its
rights in putting them into effect.
Mitchell claims that more
| rigid requirements were needed
| to curb welfare costs, now
amounting to $983,085 out of a
$3 million city budget.
More than half the aid, how
ever, comes from federal and
state contributions. State offi
1 cials fear that imposition of the
restrictions might block federal
| welfare funds to all state com
I munities.
I In Washington, a Social Se
curity spokesman said his agency
! is watching developments in
Newburgh. But he said any com
ment on the situation now would
be “inappropriate.”
Among the 13-points are those
which provide:
That welfare recipients, except
the blind and infirm, be limited
to three months of public assist
ance in any one year.
The unwed mothers who bear
additional children be stricken
from welfare rolls.
That payments be halted to all
able-bodied men who refuse
work on city projects.
Only Lack of Arms
Separates John Birch
Society from Nazism
WASHINGTON UR — Sen.
Stephen Young, (D-Ohio>, says
only a lack of rifles and military
organization separates the John
Birch Society and its leader,
Robert Welch, from Nazism.
In a Senate speech Friday,
Young described the militantly
conservative group as Fascist
and Welch as “a little dictator”
and a “charlatan of the far
right.”
Young said that Welch, after
being defeated for the Republi
can nomination for Lt. Gov. of
Massachusetts, “turned against
the political process itself and
our form of government.”
Young said Welch “hopes to
weld the antis — the spreaders
of racial hate, the bully boys and
the lunatic fringe everywhere
into a political movement for
power.”
“These radicals of the right in
many communities have been
practicing character assassina
tion without regard for the
truth, threatening merchants
with boycotts, threatening col
lege professors and school prin
cipals with dismissal, Young ad
ded. “They spread fear, hatred
and suspicion.”
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