Cordial Atmosphere Prevails as
East - West Talks Start in Geneva
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WASHINGTON UR—'The Senate
Monday passed and sent to the
House a bill authorizing the crea
tion of an Alaska international
rail and highway commission.
The 11-member commission, ap
pointed by the President, would
study potential rail and road
routes between the United States
and Alaska.
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^ GENEVA, Uft—The aspect of the
talks which has apparently im
pressed Eisenhower so far is the
cordial atmosphere, which was
demonstrated once more in the
quick agreement on the agenda.
The foreign ministers of the
four powers agreed unanimously
Tuesday morning on a four-point
agenda. The decision of the for
eign ministers to place the Ger
man problem at the top of their
worksheet apparently was a con
cession to Western demands since
the Western foreign ministers had
agreed in Paris last week that this
was the key to any easing of ten
sion in Europe.
The other points on the agenda
were European security, disarma
ment and “development of con
tacts between East and West.”
Informants said the item on
East-West contacts would include
Eisenhower’s bid for more free
dom for the Communist satellites.
James Hagerty, the President’s
press secretary, said he wanted to
call attention to what he termed
the “tone of the meeting” of the
foreign ministers. “They met for
an hour and a half and were able
to agree on four items,” he said.
Russian Press Chief Leonid Il
yichev said the decision setting up
the order of discussion was unani
mous. Sir George Young, British
spokesman, said the agenda was
adopted “after sortie amiable dis
cussion.”
Bill Would Authorize
Establishment of Public
Recreation Facilities
WASHINGTON, —1The House
approved Monday a bill to author
ize the establishment of public
recreation facilities in Alaska.
The bill must pass the Senate
and be signed by the President.
The House Committee on In
terior and Insular Affairs stated
such construction will aid mater
ially in the settlement and devel
opment of Alaska.
Under the bill, the Department
of Interior would be authorized to
maintain the facilities pending
their transfer to appropriate ter
ritorial agencies and communities
for administration. They would be
built on land under the adminis
trative jurisdiction of the Interior
Department.
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Nehru Says Red China
Will Have To Be Present
In Future Summit Talks
NEW DELHI, India, UPt—Prime
i Minister Nehru said yesterday an
international conference—w i t h
Communist China attending—
“will have to be held” sometime
after the Geneva summit talks to
discuss Far Eastern issues.
The Indian Premier told a
crowded news conference he had
no idea when or where such a
parley might be held or who be
sides the Chinese Reds would be
represented.
Far East issues, including For
mosa, constitute a “more explo
sive” problem at present than
Germany, Nehru said, and there
fore cannot be ignored at Geneva.
But since Red China is not pres
ent at the summit meeting, he
continued, the Big Four can hold
only “initial” discussions on east
Asian problems.
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