Eisenhower Urges
Businessmen to
uUel Into Polities”
By Jack Bell
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — For
mer President Dwight D. Eisen
hower called on businessmen
Saturday to “get into politics —
and quick” to help gain a return
to what he called sound govern
ment.
Speaking to more than 100 Re
publicans from 40 states at a
circus tent rally on his farm home,
Eisenhower said that he is “proud
of the allegation that we are the
party of business.”
Eisenhower was one of the prin
ciple speakers at a session called
by Nation Chairman William E.
Niller to set up an all-Republican
conference.
Another, former Vice President
Richard M. Nixon, said strength
ened local government is the
answer to what he called the virus
of Washington controls. That is
one of the reasons, he said, why
he now is running as the Republi
can nominee for governor of Cali
fornia.
“The answer to bigger govern
ment in Washington is better gov
ernment in our state,” Nixon said.
Tanned and vigorous, Eisen
hower urged Republicans to take I
advantage of what most of them
regard as a fear on the part of
businessmen that President Ken
nedy and his advisers are anti
business in their policies. He spoke j
without advance text or notes.
Facing Crilical Period
“We are facing a very critical
period for our nation,’’ Eisenhower
said, “there must be a resurgence
of Republican control of govern
ment if we are going to keep
things on a more even keel.”
The former President said that
in tlie past businessmen always
had assumed that their particular
enterprises would get along all
right no matter which party con
trolled the White House because
“they felt there was a limit beyond
which government would not go.”
Without referring directly to
Kennedy's actions in the steel roll
back, Eisenhower said:
“Businessmen are waking up to
the fact that politics means more
to their businesses than they had
thought. If you don’t have sound
policies you are not going to have
prosperity.
“So we should say to business
men, brother, you better take a
look at what’s happening to you.
You better get into politics — and
quick.”
He added that if Republicans
can get a sound government mes
sage across “and get businessmen
and everyone else to stop and
think, I believe we are on the
» NOT A SIN'iLI HU)
| JUNEAU (/PI — The State failed
to receive a single bid Friday as
the deadline passed for offers to
operate concessions on the three
ferries to be used on the Southeast
Alaska Marine Highway system.
The State had set 3:00 p.m. as
the deadline for bids for operating
the dining room, snack bar, cock
tail lounge, news stand-gift shop
and stateroom concessions, the lat
ter as an optional bid.
P u b i i c Works Commissioner
Richard A. Downing said the State
now has the choice of negotiating
'with potential concessionaires,
hiring someone to do the work or
operating the facilities itself.
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, 111. (T —
Ralph Douma, a 72-year-old farmer,
left St. James Hospital Sunday,
apparently fully recovered from
acute lockjaw after 32 days of
treatment which included emer
gency oxygen administration in a
pressure chamber.
The successful treatment, using
a decompression chamber, was be- ■
lieved to have been a medical!
first in the United States. Acute I
lock jaw, or tetanus, is almost I
j quickly fatal.
road to a real victory in ’62, and
that’s our first objective.”
Aims Remain Vague
; The aims and priorities of the
conference remained vague as the
meeting got under way. Republican
congresisonal leaders, invited to
i participate, took a wait-and-see at- !
| titude toward the unanswered I
I question as to whether the con- I
! ference would try to make Repub
; lican policy.
! House minority leader Charles
j Halleck made it clear he thinks
! the Republicans in Congress arc
! doing all right as matters stand,
j Halleck said in a prepared ad
dress:
“Not the least reason for our ef
fectiveness lies in the fact that,
occasional talk to the contrary,
we have proved there need be no
real divisions of political phil
osophy in Republican ranks.”
John M. Bailey, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee,
derided the Republican effort. He
said in a Washington statement
that the All-Republican Conference
“appears to be a misnomer, cre
ated by the Madison Avenue huck
sters who dreamed up this extra
vaganza for spying the country’s
problems between 10 a.m. and 1
p.m.”
Bailey noted a “certain amount
of absenteeism among the invitees”
and added “three hours is a short
time in which to reconcile the
splinter groups of the GOP, but I
am confident that the almost All
Republican Conference at Gettys
burg will flounder through with
flying colors.”
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0.1 \R SKIES
fl/V the Ass' •ckiI< <1 I'ri- .
(Jlt.ii skit., \v<rt the rule over
wide a reus of the Alaska main
j land today, a!though there was
I some cloudiness and rain in variou
portions of tine state.
Cloudy skit s and to wen r.
ported along the ea stern poition
of the North Gulf (/oast, Heavy
j clouds and rain wer< the fart for
i the Aleutians and tiie Soutlieast
! Panhandle.
Cloudy skies and occasional
periods of rain were reported
! north of the Brooks Range.
I The remainder of the state, gen
! (Tally, had fair weather.
Early morning temperature.
j ranged from a low of 33 at Bar
i row to a high of 55 at Bethel and
Kotzebue. The high yesterday was
j 82 at Bethel and King Salmon.
SOVIETS LAUNCH AN()ir :r
1 IJNMANNI-n SA I I I I I I I
! MOSCOW UP - - The S' >viet
| Union Saturday put another un- i
; manned satellite — Cosmos Sx |
j into orbit as part of its cum :it 1
exploratory series,
j The Soviet news agency Tass
said the satellite was functioning
normally.
It was the sixth satellite in the
Cosmos series that the Russians
began March 16.
Tass said Cosmos Six was circl
ing the earth every 90.6 minutes,
j The highest point of its orbit is
[ 250 miles above the earth with the
lowest point given as 126 miles.
: The angle of the orbit’s inclination
| to the Equator is 49 degrees.
I
THREE MISSING BOYS
I FOUND IN TOOL CHEST
| SHEFFIELD, England UPl
Three boys missing for 15 hours
i were found Friday trapped in a
I tool chest 6 feet long, 4 feet deep
I and 30 inches wide.
I The boys, Graham Smith, 10,
I Edward Whitehead, 9, and Derek
j Booth, 8, were saved by a school
j friend. When the boys were rc
| ported missing he remembered
I they often played in the tool chest
j at a local railroad depot.
| The father of one of the missing
j boys went to the depot and found
' the three boys lying terrified on
j top of each other in the chest,
j The lid had jammed.
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j RICHLAND. Wn. ■? — Thre.
I Genera! Electric Co. .-eionti t, ,
j equipped with a radioactivity
I countt i and five ton of lead
j bricks, will study the effect-, of
i fallout (in Alaskan Eskimos and
theii food thi rummer.
Tin- three arc W C Hanson, H.
E. Palmer and B E. Griffin, all
employes of the Hanford Labora
tories, operated by General Elec
tric for the Atomic Flnergy Com
mission. They will do work under
contract with the AEC.
GE said Saturday the scientist:
will study the levels of radioacti
vity resulting from natural causes
and from worldwide fallout from
i uelear tests. They will study it
, noth in humans and in food such
| as whales, fish, caribou and seals,
I The project will parallel one
being conducted in Finnish and
I Swedish Lapland.
The chief too! to be used will
i c a counter developed at Hanford.
It’s portable, but they have to take
tile bricks along to shield the in
strument from natural background
radiation.
Officials said the counter will
be taken to the villages of Kotze
bue, Point Hope, Barrow and
Anaktuvuk Pass,
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I
IKE WILL TAKE SIX
WEEK OVERSEAS LOUR
GETTYSBURG. Pa. Iff) — The
Dwight ID. Eisenhowers will em
j bark on a six-week overseas tour
July 18, to include stops in Stock
holm!!, Paris and London, among
I others.
1 The trip will be one of business
and pleasure for the former Presi
I dent and his wife. Mamie,
i An Eisenhower aide, releasing
! the itinerary Sunday, said the Gen
1 oral would address a World Con
| ference of Teaching Profession!
j July 31 in Stockholm. Sweden.
■ The Eisenhowers will be ac
j companied by two grandchildren
I Dwight David Jr., and Barbara.
| Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Gosden—
; of “Amos and Andy" fame—and
i their son. Craig; and a secretary
j and an aide.
f sKR1IARY Rlliicoi !
PI V.VS TO lil Sl(,.\ SHORTLY
HARTFORD, Conn. -P Wol
. Here S* eretary Abraham Rib.icoff s
i > agnation l: om the cabinet i.
expected to be on Pr< : .den! Ken
nedy’.- desk within th< next *wo
w< eks.
Ii’ii:icot'! -ays he hepo- tie resig
nation will clear the way for a
full-.-•ealr campaign by him for
tie US. Seti.de on the Democratic
ticket.
The former governor -aid during
several appearance heie over the
weekend he will > dw.cn from
the federal post (jn or before July
13. the da.. Connecticut Democrats
gather in Hartford for their nomi
nating convention.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Charles Nershak was sentenced
on two counts, getting 60 days sus
pended, for drunkennes.- as a minor
and serving 30 days for disorderly
conduct.
Douglas Cabinbny wa: fined $50
for being drunk in a public place;
Henry Strickland pleaded guilty to
reckless driving and received a 160
day suspended sentence and a $200
fine.
Michael Pullock was fined $50
and a 30-day suspended sentence
for giving liquor to a minor.
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