Eisenhower Eyes
Employment Rise
With ‘Satisfaction’
WASHINGTON, UP) — Repub
lican Congressional leaders and
President Eisenhower reviewed
yesterday the latest) employment
figures and agreed that:
1. They reflect solid progress
toward complete recovery from
the business recession.
2. They heighten hopes that the
Administration’s budget for the
fiscal year starting July 1 can be
kept in balance.
3. They vindicate the Adminis
tration’s stand against big spend
ing programs aimed to create em
ployment.
The GOP leaders gave this re
port to newsmen after their reg
ular weekly conference with Eis
enhower.
They said the million-plus
climb in employment to a total
of 65 million while joblessness
was declining 735,000 during the
month ending April 15 was a
source of considerable satisfac
tion to the President.
Rep. Charles A. Halleck, House
GOP chief, remarked — in a jab
at the Democratic majority —
thab “we are mighty happy now
that we didn’t push the panic
button when some people were
wanting us to. That was a refer
ence to proposals by some Demo
crats that spending programs be
started to combat joblessness.
Senate Republican leader, Sen.
Everett Dirksen, said the improv
ing picture in the job market
heightens hope that the Adminis
tration’s budget can be kept in
balance?
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Khrushchev Tells
Farmers West Fears
Russian Progress
MOSCOW, (#) — Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev says “maybe
before long” the Soviet 'Union
will reduce its production of
rockets.
“We have good rockets and in
the necessary quantity,” he said
to agricultural workers in Kiev,
in the Ukraine.
The Western powers, he said,
were particularly afraid of the
“surging gfowth” of the Soviets
economy “yet they are incapable
of arresting our forward move
ment.”
“This is what we say to lovers
of military adventure,” he added.
“Do not touch us and we shall
never touch you.”
The Soviet leaders predicted
that a summit meeting would be
held even if the foreign ministers
conference in Geneva fails to
yield “great positive results.”
President Eisenhower told a
news conference last Wednesday
that if anything came out of the
Geneva conference which “gives
enlarged hope for decreasing ten-,
sions of the world, then I think a
summit meeting would become al
most a foregone conclusion.”
The Soviet Premier indicated he
anticipated a series of summit
conferences.
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LONDON, UPi — Prime Minister
MacMillan said today Britain is
getting ready to enter the artifi
cial earth satellite field.
MacMillan said Britain may
send satellites into orbit either
with the cooperation of its Brit
ish Commonwealth partners, or
with the United States.
“We therefore plan to send to
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discuss possible Anglo-American
cooperation,” the Prime Minister
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“We are also opening consulta
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MacMillan said British experts
~are studying the possibility of
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Russian Fisherman Hospitalized At
Elmendorf Steadily Regains Health
ANCHORAGE, M — Political
questions were barred in the first
interview permitted with the in
jured Russian seaman, rushed here
by an international good. will
mission.
But alert reporters Monday
were able to learn these homey
facts about Evgenij Ivanovich
Gneushev, 23.
He is a chain smoker and is
learning to extract cigarettes from
the pack with his teeth, to com
pensate for a partially paralyzed
right hand.
He likes American food and
puts away four or five eggs each
morning.
He is excitable and would rather
laugh and joke than answer ques
tions through an interpreter.
He doesn’t like photographers’
flash bulbs, or flood lights. -
Gneushev, who received severe
brain injuries in a fall down a
hold on his fishing boat, has made
remarkable recovery. He was un
conscious and completely para
lyzed when rushed here by U. S.
Coast Guard cutter and amphibian
and placed in the Elmendorf Air
Force Base hospital.
He is now alert, has regained
full power of speech, has the use
of most of his body and is recov
ering even on the right side
through Air Force physical ther
apy.
The interview was a bit labored.
Written question had been sub
mitted in advance and they were
fed to an interpreter by a public
information officer. When first »
questioned, Gneushev would laugh
and ramble on and on in Russian.
Finally the interpreter did extract
a few answers.
The blue-eyed seaman smiled
broadly and replied with a firm
“nyet,” or Russian no, when asked
if he was married.
He said he lived in the commu
nity of Voronezh, about 300 miles
south of Moscow, had been a sea
man for 3V£ years, liked to go
to the movies when in port and
hadn’t thought much about the
publicity his case had received.
Officials here said they did hot
know when Gneushev would be
well enough to leave Alaska. He
was brought here for treatment
at the request of the Russian Em
bassy in Washington.
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