McCarthy Accuses
Eisenhower of *
Tolerance ofcReds
WASHINGTON, UR—In a slash
ing attack on President Eisenhow
er, Sen. McCarthy Tuesday ac
cused the Chief Executive of con
gratulating senators who hold up
the exposure of Communist and
of urging tolerance for Chinese
Communists who torture Ameri
can soldiers.
McCarthy, who last week was
condemned by the Senate for his
conduct, interrupted a hearing of
his Senate Investigations Subcom
mittee to read a statement which
ended like this:
“Unfortunately the President
sees fit to congratulate those who
hold up the exposure of Commu
nists in one breath and in the
next breath urges patience, toler
ance, and niceties to those who
are torturing American uniformed
men.”
The White House declined com
ment on McCarthy’s remarks.
McCarthy described his state
ments as “something of a tempor
ai*y swan song” as chairman of
the investigations subcommittee
he had headed since the Republi
cans captured control of Congress
in the elections.
He said that during that ’52
campaign he, McCarthy, had
spoken from coast to coast assur
ing people that if Eisenhower
were to be elected President they
could be sur of a vigorous fight to
expose Communism.
But, McCarthy added, he since
has found “I was mistaken.”
The senator said Eisenhower
had congratulated both Sen. Wat
kins (R-Utah) and Flanders (R-Vt).
McCarthy said that both men
were responsible in part for hold
ing up his efforts to expose Com
munists.
Watkins was chairman of the
special bipartisan Senate commit
tee which unanimously recom
mended that McCarthy be cen
sured for his conduct. Flanders
was author of the original censure
resolution.
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Third Early Warning Radar Line
To Extend to Russia’s Back Door
Tighter Restrictions Set
Against Planes Flying in
Border Security Areas
WASHINGTON, UP)—The Air
Force was reported Tuesday to
be preparing tighter restrictions
against airplanes flying into or
through border security areas.
The exact nature of the new
regulations has not been made
known. But the purpose would be
to lessen the likelihood of any un
identified plane flying into the
United States, and to reduce the
number of false alarms which fre
quently send fighter planes fruit
lessly into the air.
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Assn, said in its official maga
zine, the AOPA Pilot, that it was
informed about “drastic planned
modifications” by the Air Defense
Command at Colorado Springs.
Air Force headquarters here had
no immediate comment on the
report.
The proposed restrictions would
apply to the Air Defense Identi
fication Zones, known as ADIZ’s,
which are the corridors assigned
for airplane flights into the Uni
ted States.
Investments Increased in
Alaska’s Oil Possibilities
ANCHORAGE, UP)—Another 65,
280 acres on the Kenai Peninsula
were blanketed with oil lease ap
plications Monday as nine An
chorage residents increased their
investments in Alaska’s oil possi
bilities.
Checks totaling $16,590 were
deposited at the land office for
tracts in the Caribou Hills area
east of Ninilchik.
The area, in the heart of the
peninsula, was one of the few
large blocks of land that remained
open after the flurry of filing
during the past year by major oil
firms and individual Alaskan and
stateside investors.
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> OTTAWA, iff)—The new co
ordinator of U.S. Air Force activi
ties in Canada indicated Monday
that early warning radar stations
on Canada’s polar islands far
north of the planned new line may
push North America’s aerial de
tection system to Russia’s back
door.
Brig. Gen. James C. Jensen said
in an interview it would be desir
able to build early warning radar
chains as close to Russia as possi
ble. He said the new line of radar
stations on which Canadian-U.S.
planning is well advanced, would
run along the continental main
land and that the warning time
from it to the U.S. border would
be about three hours for 500-mile
an-hour Russian jet bombers.
Jensen said plans now are being
completed for an early start on
the new distant early warning line
along the roof of the arctic and
that Canadian materials and
equipment will be used extensive
ly in its construction.
Planning for the line was first
announced Sept. 27 from Ottawa
and Washington. It is the third
east-west radar warning chain.
The first was Pinetree, jointly
constructed by Canada and the
U.S. and now operative across the
heavily populated boundary area.
The other is the Mid-Canada
line, which will be jointly oper
ated although Canada is building
it alone. Part of this line consists
of the so-called McGill Fence, in
cluding automatic and semiauto
matic equipment.
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