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Monday, May 2, 1966 A Morning Edition Senate Investigators Probe 'Surplus' Material The Pentagon had no comment. Cities Supply Shortages "Mr. McNamara notwith-s a i Lippman said, "there are considerable shortages. We have got lots of HART'S DRUG STORE Corner 6th Ave. N.

Division Phone 259-6949 9 a.m. -e p.m. Monday thru Saturday Convenient Free Parking It was the latest in a series of allegations that U.S. forces in Southeast Asia were not getting all the equipment they need. All have been denied by I Defense Secretary Robert S.

I McNamara. Joseph Lippman, the subcommittee's staff director, said "The Defense Department is disposing of useful and usable equipment." But he emphasized 'that the equipment did not include weapons. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Senate investigators, raising new charges of supply shortages in Viet Nam, said Sunday the Defense Department had stockpiled or sold equipment needed in the war. Fifteen staff members who recently returned from a tour of the Far East and Europe planned to present their case when the Senate foreign aid expenditures subcommittee begins hearings Tuesday. BMutcuf 7b.

5 which could be repaired and; sent to Viet Nam. The Navy at its Can Ranhi Bay base is short on 600 including 160 generators, he' said. As a result of Gruening'Sj prodding, the Pentagon made a check of more than 1,100 generators in its inventory; which had been disposed of or! were ready for disposal. It reported it had turned up; only eight generators "found to be suitable for utilization inj Southeast Asia." They were! returned to the active list. HELP US CELEBRATE AND SAVE PRESCRIPTIONS HALLMARK CARDS REVLON COSMETICS Summer and year-around weights Summer and yeor-orou 'Am 29" Kenyatta Enlists Mau-Mau In New Fight for Power requisitions that have not been filled and they can be matched with disposals and excess in holding areas." He said the list of shortages all supporting equipment-included bulldozers, tractors, cranes, rock crushing plants, dump trucks, 2.5-ton cargo trucks, graders, scrapers and generators.

Sen. Ernest Gruening, D-Alaska, chairman of the subcommittee, asked McNamara on March 8 for a worldwide freeze on the disposal of the equipment and a survey of equipment stocks against Viet Nam requirements. In response, the Defense Department said most of the equipment that was designated surplus and then picked up by the Agency for International Development (AID) "is obsolete and logistically non-supportable." Claims Equipment Usable Lippman contended that the equipment "can be repaired at a relatively low cost." For example, he said there are generators stockpiled in Korea TEACHERS CAREFREE U.S.A. escorted Deluxe Air Conditioned MOTOR COACH TOUR 1966 NEA CONVENTION Miami Beach, Florida 34 DAYS NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) President Jomo Kenyatta on Sunday kicked off bis "little: election" campaign by trotting out a squad of Mau Mau veterans to pledge their loyalty in his new political battle. HONOR FOR SHASTRI NEW DELHI, India (AP) India's late Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri, who died Jan.

11 in Tashkent, U.S.S.R., at the peace conference with Pakistan, has been awarded the Bharatj Ratna Jewel of India, the na-; tion's highest decoration. Shas-1 tri's son, Hari Krishan, accept-; ed the award. The old Mau Mau fighters were on parade as Kenyatta addressed a politely applauding crowd of 18,000 Africans at a Nairobi public rally. The contingent included a sprinkling of self-styled generals and the widow of the Mau Mau commander, Dedan Kimathi, who was captured and executed by the British. Several wore moth-eaten, leopard-skin cloaks and wore their hair in matted plaits.

Mau Mau was the name give the an-tiwhite terrorists who fought the British government in Kenya from 1952 to 1960. Kenyatta was one of its leaders. It was the beginning of the election race against Former Vice President Oginga Odinga and his leftist supporters for 30 of the 171 seats in Kenya's two houses of Parliament. Ouster Act An amendment to the constitution ousted Odinga and a group from Parliament on the ground they deserted the ruling Kenya African National Union KANU on whose platform they were originally elected. Includes our famous Eagle and Hammonton Pork suits Ifs our Birthday but you tVl TTkrUu SfW QoaiA.

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