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GOP Committee Recommends U.S.
Foreign Policy of ‘Peaceful Liberation'
For Peoples Under Red Domination
WASHINGTON, Iff) —American J
foreign policy should give top!
priority to “peaceful liberation” I
of captive peoples from Commun
ist domination, a Reublican study j
committee said today.
“We must encourage and ex
ploit any weakening of the bonds
that tie the satellites to Moscow,”
said the 40 - member committee,
named last March to recommend
long-range goals for the GOP.
It thus sounded the “liberation”
note that formed a prominent
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part of the Republican party’s i
19-52 platform, but which admin- j
istration foreign policy pro
nouncements have soft-pedaled in |
recent years. The committee, how
ever, was careful to qualify its |
liberation proposal with the
words “peaceful” and “nonvio-1
lent.”
The group, called the Commit
tee on Program and Progress, also -
endorsed a proposed international
agreement for the demilitariza
tion of outer space.
Its 8,500-word report on “Na
tional Security and Peace” made
public by the Republican National
Committee, is a comprehensive
statement on foreign and defense
policies, recommended as guide
lines for future party planning.
In the foreign affairs field, the
report favored (1) progressive
shifting of foreign economic aid I
from government grants to pri
vate investments and loans, (2)
conditional trade with Communist
states that will “help thaw the
cold war,” and (3) creation of an
emergency military force by the
United Nations in the event of
crisis.
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Nehru Warns China India
Will Resist Further Moves
NEW DELHI, India, UP>—Prime
Minister Nehru warned Peiping
Thursday that India will resist
any further moves across the Tib
etan border by Chinese Commun
ist troops.
But for the time being, he said,
India will not try to eject the
Chinese from disputed outposts
they have seized.
“We do not intend to start mili
tary operations against these
places at this stage when we are
dealing with the situation on a
political level,” he told his month
ly news conference.
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12 Officials Comprise
Alaska Governor’s Cabinet
JUNEAU, iff) — Here’s a list of
the 12 cabinet posts, the men who
fill them, their residence at the
time of appointment; and their
annual salaries:
Administration—Floyd Guertin,
45, Commissioner, Juneau, $17,000.
Labor — Lewis Dischner, Com
missioner, Fairbanks, $17,000.
Natural Resources—Phil Holds
worth, 48, Commissioner, Juneau, i
17,000.
Law — John Rader, 32, Attor
ney General, Anchorage, $17,000.1
Fish and Game — Clarence An
derson, 64, Commissioner, Juneau,!
$17,000.
Revenue—Peter Gatz, 50, Com
missioner, Fairbanks, $15,000.
Public Works — Richard Down
ing, 42, Commissioner, Fairbanks, !
$17,000. , !
Health and Welfare — Paul
Winsor, 47, Commissioner, An- j
chorage, $17,000.
Commerce —- A. H. Romick, 56,
Commissioner, Anchorage, $15,000.
Public Safely — James Fitz
gerald, 38, Commissioner, Anchor
age, $15,000.
Military Affairs — Brig. Gen.
Thomas P. Carroll, 40, Adjutant
General, Juneau, $12,000.
Education — Theo J. Norby, 51,
Commissioner, San Rafael, Calif.,!
$17,000.
U.N. Fact-Finding Team In
Final Phase of Laos Inquiry
VIENTIANE, Laos, iff) — The
United Nations fact-finding team
returned here Thursday after in
terviewing at Luang Prabang mili
tary hospital royal army soldiers
wounded in the Laos jungle fight
ing.
The trip to the royal capitol of
Laos, 130 miles north of here, was
believed the last phase of the 4
nation subcommittee’s inquiry
into Laotian charges of North
Vietnamese aggression.
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Nome Chamber
News
A letter from the Nome P.-T.A.
was read at the N\VA Chamber
of Commerce meeting Monday, re
questing support to permit the
Public Health Service dentist to
accept private patients and give
dental service to anyone needing
it in areas where there is no
regular dentist, which is the pre
sent situation in Nome.
During discussion it was
brought out that the PHS dentist
is permitted to give emergency
care to anyone, but is restricted
to giving such emergency care;
That permission for the PHS
dentist to accept private patients,
would largely decrease oppor
tunities for a private dentist, and
make it difficult to obtain one for
this area.
The opinion of the majority of
the Chamber members was for
the Chamber to concentrate its
efforts on attempting to secure a
private dentist.
The Chamber took up the prob
lem facing the Nome School as
a result of the closure of various
BIA schools, particularly the re
cent closing of the King Island
school. A committee, composed of
Lester Bronson, George Bayer,
and Lloyd - Sundstrom, was ap
pointed to investigate the matter.
The committee was directed to
secure definite figures and infor
mation covering the period from
the time the Nome BIA School
was turned over to the City, to
the present time. The information
is to be ready for a visit by BIA
officials in two or three weeks.
Mr. Pratt and Max Penrod were
named as such officials.
Rhinoceros Elected To City
Council in Sao Paulo, Brazil
SAO PAULO, Brazil, UP> — A
rhinoceros named Cacareco — a
write-in candidate — polled more
votes than anyone else in Wed
nesday’s election of city council
men.
Election officals conceded Caca
reco 88,000 votes.
The vote was interpreted as a
protest demonstration against all
politicians.
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