Possibility the
National Guard
May Be Mobilized
WASHINGTON UFi — Mobiliza
tion of National Guard and re
serve units was described as a
possibility Tuesday by Deputy
Secretary of Defense Roswell Gil
1 pa trie.
Gilpatric, discussing at a news
j conference the plans for meeting
what he termed the new “men
I acing attitude” of Russia on the
issue of Berlin and other sub
| jects, said any U. S. increase in
| conventional military forces with
I in the next six months, obviously
would have to come from the Na
tional Guard and reserves.
Gilpatric said no specific rec
ommendation had been made to
President Kennedy to call up the
reserves, but added that this “ob
viously is one of the many pos
! sibilities.”
Such units, Gilpatric said, could
be drawn into federal service
within six months — the time
in which the Communists are ex
pected to push the Berlin crisis
to a peak.
Piesident of Pakistan
In D. C. for State Visit
WASHINGTON (#) — President
Ayub Khan of Pakistan flew into
Washington Tuesday for a state
visit and was hailed by President
Kennedy in welcoming greetings
as a friend, an ally, and a power
ful force for freedom in the world.
The 54-year-old soldier-presi
dent responded by declaring that
Pakistan’s safety, security and in
dependence is “inexorably link
ed with yours.”
Ayub made no references to the
differences and doubts he has
publicly expressed about U. S.
policy.
“We watch you very carefully
! for the simple reason that what
I you do affects us,” he said.
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