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Alaska Governor-Elect Invited To
‘Summit’ Meet With N.W. State Execs.
JUNEAU, UP) — Washington’s
Governor Albert D. Rosellini
Monday invited the Governor of
Alaska to join in a “summit” con
ference of Pacific Northwest chief
executives to discuss problems of
mutual interest.
The governors of Oregon; Mon
tana and Idaho, and the Premier
of British Columbia already have
indicated they will attend, Rosel
linisaid upon his arrival here on
a goodwill tour of Alaska.
Rosellini said the summit meet
ing would touch on water re
sources, highways, tourist indus*
try, fisheries and agriculture.
The invitation was extended to
the acting Governor of Alaska,
Waino Hendrickson, although it
was likely that the man elected
Governor in November would be
the Alaska delegate since •Rosel
lini has not yet arranged a definite
date for the “summit” conference.
The Washington governor said
the meeting was likely to be after
the November election.
In another part of his speech at
a dinner in Juneau, Governor
Rosellini pledged his support,
towards obtaining federal funds
co help finance construction of a
highway connecting the Alaska
highway with the panhandle area
of Southwestern Alaska.
Rosellini and a group of more
than 60 Washington businessmen
were in Alaska on a goodwill
tour. It was arranged by the busi
nessmen in cooperation with the
state to strengthen the traditional
bonds of friendship between
the State of Washington and the
49th State.
'The Washington delegation
plans to visit Anchorage today,
Fairbanks and Ketchikan Thurs
day, returning to Seattle Thurs
day night.
Dulles Tells Reds
To ‘Give,’ And We
Can Also Comply
WASHINGTON, UPl — Secre
tary of State Dulles said Tuesday
there could be important changes
in U. S. policy as to the defense
of Quemoy if there were some
“give” by the Chinese Commu
nists.
If there was a dependable cease
fire in the Formosa area, Dulles
said, the United States would fa
vor withdrawal of at least some
of the large Chinese Nationalist
forces on the offshore islands.
Dulles said the United States ac
| qiesced in Generalissimo Chiang
Kai-Shek’s reinforcement of the
islands in the first place, but
thought it a foolish step.
At a news conference Dulles
also said that the United States
thought any renunciation of force
in the Formosa region should ap
ply not only to Communist China
but also to the Nationalist gov
ernment. f
He argued this would be a fair
arrangement and that it would be
wrong to ask the Reds alone to re
nounce force.
In the past two weeks, the pros
pects for a peaceful outcome of
the Formosa crisis have improved,
Dulles said under questioning.
He attributed this to some slight
tendency toward stabilization of
the contending forces in the Que
moy region and to his feeling that
there is now less chance of hos
tilities spreading into a bigger
war.
Lt. Gen. Quesada
Named By Ike
To New Air Post
WASHINGTON, UPI — President
Eisenhower yesterday chose E. R.
(Pete) Quesada, now his special
assistant on aviation matters, to
be chief of the new Federal Avia
tion Agency.
The President gave Quesada,
54, a recess appointment effective
November 1. A formal nomina
tion, subject to Senate confirma
tion, will go to Congress when it
reconvenes in January,
i The new aviation agency was
i created ' by Congress at its last
| session to make and enforce safe
i ty rules for military, commercial
and private flying. It will absorb
! the Civil Aeronautics Administra
! tion, the Airways Modernization
j Board which Quesada now heads,
and take over part of the func
| tions of the Civil Aeronautics
! Board.
As administrator. Quesada’s sal
ary will be $22,500 — a $1,500
increase over what he gets at
present.
Eisenhower said Quesada will
resign his commission as a lieu
tenant general on the retired list
of the regular Air Force before
taking over his new duties Nov.
1. The law specifies that the ad
ministration of the aviation agen
cy shall be a civilian at the time
of nomination.
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