WORLD NEWS r . .
RANCHO ,SANTA FE, CALIF*—Gen.« Albert Wedemeyer (Ret.) said thdt he thought Russih
was winning the cold war. ' ' '
The tall graying author of the Wedemeyer report on China told managing editors
of 15 Copley newspapers in a seminar here that the United States should adopt a
national policy of "enlightened firmness”. , "; w:
If necessary, Wedemeyer suggested, the U.S. might cut off diplomatio relations
with Russia and her satellites*, boycott the communists trade and eliminate for
eign aid unless there is something in it for the U.S. •
Wedemeyer,the youngest theater commander in World War II when he was in. charge
in China, said this nation should bo "cooperativo, tactful, friendly, but roalis
tiO.” • ( • " *
The United States, he said, should pursue a plan do signed around the nation*s
psychological, political, economic and military capabilities.1
HONOLULU'^ EMAIL na-A 16 year-old babysitter turned herself in to police here, af
ter she took her young charge, the son of an irny Colonel, on an all-night outing
with three sailors* . .. 4 ' ’
The girl was identified as Shirley Joan Shaw, the. daughter of Captain, and Mrs*
John S* Shaw, stationed at Schofield Barracks outside Honolulu* She was arraigned
on chcrgQB:of child-stealing on a government reservation, :a lesser offense than
kidnapping# : " '
The girl turned herself and the child, 2-yoar-old Samuel Graham McCrary, over,
to police shortly before noon ending a 12-hour search by local authorities and
the F.B.I. ' : .
The infant is the son of Lt* Col* and Mrs* H*S, McCnary of Fayetteville, N*C«,
also stationed at Schofiold Barracks. He had been fed and cared for and .waa un
harmed* , . - >■ . '
: The girl told police she took. Samuel last night, boarded a bus for downtown.
Honolulu and spent the evening in the company of three sailors who found her walk
ing along the street* • •'4' .. .
This morning, the sailors discovered from newspapers that the girl had the
missing child, and they persuaded her to turn/herself in to police#
LONDON-*—Soviet Premier Nikita S, Khrushchev, in an address that coincided with
the opening of the East^-West foreign ministers ..conference, said he was oomrinoed
”wo oan see from it” that there will be no bold war# "
Khrushchev spoke in Kiev, capital of thg Ukraine, where he flow from Moscow
Saturday to present the order of Lords to the. Soviet Republic for its* ’’suocess
in agriculture#” '
LONDON——The British government announced that it .would sell jet bombers, tanks,
and other arms to Iraq in a move designed to .keep • Prpmior Abdel Karim Kasson*s
regime from falling under communist control# • <
Foreign office spokesmen said the United States had approved "limited'1 arms
sales to the left wing Baghdad regime. The U.S, government had been reported cool
to such aid# - , . '
ST, PAUL, MINN#—**— The state senate oif Minnesota’,.. the last fortress of standard
time in the Minneapolis-St# Paul area, surrendered# The legislators agreed to
move their dock ahead one hour beoause thoy were spending too much money talking
about it#
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