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THE TROY RECORD Published Daily Except Sunday Series 1957--No. 127 WEATHER--Cloudy today. lilKb 6IW65. Fair tonight, low 4.V Tomorrow, fair, warmer. TROY, N.

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1957. Second Class a at at Troy. x. Under the Act of March 3, PRICE SEVEN CENTS u. s.

And Russia 7b Serious Arms Talks Adenauer Confer By WILLIAM C. SEXTON London (UP)--The United States and Russia yesterday agreed to buckle down to "serious" negotiations on their new plans for breaking the 11-year world disarmament deadlock. U.S. delegate Harold Stassen promised a "half-way" approach to bridging the gap between East and West at resumption of five-power talks here. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin, a deputy foreign minister, promptly welcomed the offer.

Stassen, Zorin, and the delegates from Britain, France and Canada resumed their talks at Lancaster House after a 10-day recess for home consultations a gave rise to real hope for a "first step" agreement leading arms cuts. I There was ontimism in Moscow! i as well as in the West, where the German government helped press the issue by proposing a European security pact with Russia a would demilitarize East Germany. However, no quick arms agreement appeared likely. Neither Stassen nor Zorin revealed details of their plans immediately. Will Take Time.

Stassen warned a settlement! would take time, but he a Zorin said they would enter "se-l rious negotiations." Both sides geared for hard! bargaining thai would reveal i their plans piecemeal over the! next weeks. 1 Stassen told newsmen o-n his; arrival by plane yesterday morn-j ing from Washington that there had been progress but that it is not "an easy thing" to reach an agreement on disarmament. Immediately after his arrival he conferred i the other western delegates: British Minister of State Allan Noble, Jules Moch of France a a a i a Ambassador David Johnson, He gave them details of the secret "flexible" plan approved by President Eisenhower and sought their support for it. Welcomes Professions- Then all the delegates met for 20 minutes. Zorin and Stassen spoke briefly and Johnson welcomed i professions of mu- a effort to break the deadlock.

Another sessions was scheduled for this morning. Zorin noted that he had not seen the American proposals as yet but that sight unseen he welcomed Stassen's offer to far as Russia would toward a reasonable initial agreement. At the airport. Stassen told he was returning to the By JOHN SCALI. Washington (AP)--West Ger- a Chancellor Konrad Ade- 1 nauer'yesterday quizzed Secre- tary of State Dulles about the im- jpact any western disarmament agreement with Russia would have on his country.

The two discussed the dip- armament problem during a meeting at the State Department lasting two hours and 40 minutes. The session was the second Dulles-Adenauer meeting of the Bipartisan Drive Opens Restore 300 Million In Defense Fund Cuts Ike Signs Postal Fund Bill, Democrats Warns Of Cuts In GOP Move By J. W. DAVIS Washington (AP)--President Eisenhower yesterday signed a bill carrying 53,192,000,000 for By WILMOT HERCHER day. It came after an 80-minute the Post Office Department, but said this was not enough to a i a i service without substantial I Washington (AP)--A conference dealing with German cuts- Accordingly, he said, he will be back shortly with a request a Congress supplement i a drive to restore 300 million dollars or more to President Eis- Icnhower's sharply pruned defense i budget'got under way in ths 1 House yesterday.

I The House i sum. which is for the fiscal year; beginning July 1. He said he wants the people "to continue to receive the pos-i tal service to which they are en-; titled." i Postmaster General Summer-; rearmament. North Atlantic pact military problems and European integration. Adenauer said the disarma- ment conversation was "very frank and very candid" but he declined to give reporters any information.

He called the disarmament! neld said the request will be for I question, especially the "link" another 140 million dollars. Conj between it and Germany's goalless, ncnv in an economy mood. I of reunification, "an Summerfield's previous re- a i important one'' for by 53 million, i raians i Summerfield and his civilian Assures Chancellor. advisory board met with Eisen; flower just before tne President Dulles was known to be ready i issued his statemc nt. advance of the i to as- 0 Saturday Mail.

includes labor PUot Killed In Jet Crash Near Lenox Appropriations Committee has cut 1'- 2 i i i dollars out of the President's re- 1 quests for the Army. Navy and i Air Force in the next fiscal year. (Picture at Bottom of Page) Eisenho ver has a rcs "tora- Lenox, Mass. (AP)--An Air Force jet pilot crashed fo his a i of almost half this a vesterdav a his F86D plane apparently stalled during a simu Meeting just before the House i convened yesterday, tne 30-mem- lated "dog fight'' with another jet at 1.000 feet. ber Republican Policy Commit- The pilot's name was withheld there agreed almost unani- by officials at Westover Air Base.

I brale. fell over, and to tr a 30 OLDEST--Shown above sampling cake prepared in his honor is Sen. Theodore Francis Green who this week became the oldest man ever to serve in the U.S. Congress. Sen.

Green today is 89 years, 7 months and 27 days old. (United Press Telephoto; Sen. Green. 'Flooding 89, Honored Rains Again By Senate pelt Texas i sure Adenauer the United States; Uvould never agree to any limited The board, which i a a agreement which 'business, industrial and i would have the effect of said five retrenchment. the present East-West split in' iii be needed if the post: feet into an open field as the Germany.

office is not voted more money i i crashed and exploded, President Eisenhower was i to have assured A a 1 Reducing the days of deliver-. i a a Sundav conference at mail. Summerfield said i i I Gettysburg farm that Gerrganv's' probably wouldTnean the elimi-j The plane a crater some 12 i views would be fully taker? into! nstion of all Saturday deliveries. feet deep and 50 feet wide on account prior to developing any! 2 "Closing hundreds if not the farm land of Emile Roberts. East-West arms reduction plan.

thousands of post offices." i Clifford Whitney, who lives 1 The State Department said! 3 "Arbitrarily reducing the a i some members to predict a as as 500 million i be restored when voting amendments starts today. Fear Cuts Too Deep. Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) Armed Services Committee said he was watchina the of comprehensive dis-i a a and reunification Germany," Responsible official? who Washington (UP)--The Senate; By THE ASSOCIATED P.RESS yesterday paid a i a trio-: Flooding rains fell again yester-j ute to 89-year-old Sen. Theodore: day in Texas, where thousands: conference with an attitude "con- Francis Green, who this week have fled their homes iri realistic" rather a becomes the oldest man ever to led areas of For; Worth optimistic. 'serve in Congress.

Dallas. "We are i to get on with hode Island the job to bcr.n safeguarded re: a ga ve hi? colleagues a of 4. "Cutting back the lons-over- modernization of many ob- isolete facilities." 5. "Foregoing the mechaniza- in on the morning i needed to handle increasing sion described it as one of yo.ume. friendliest and most cordial i Poml 3 President Row- lernational gathering they have; 3 a 5 tne American ever witnessed.

Retail Federation said that if 'volume is reduced "it seems I clear'' that third class mail and Chicopee, i notification of straight down, he said. oilot aoparentlv tried i eject himself. i reported 5u rt The pilot's body was he a hg a off a 100 yards above the ground. Whitney said he ran toward shooting up flames as high as 50 lane as 500n as crashed but it exploded before ne could reach it. He found the pilot's mangled body in the field.

Westover officials said the two! and other Democrats said they planes Were on training ma-! thought the appropriations group i had cut too deeply. Scores of witnesses saw Rep- Sikes (D-Fla). head of an subcommittee Army's budget requests, told the House "tha services say they are badly hurt by the reductions. 'In some instance? I i they are," he said. "In other instances I do not agree.

I do think this is the tightest military budget in "The bill has been too drastically cut in many instances." Rep. Martin of Massachusetts, House GOP leader, told newsmen after the steering committee had met. Martin said he expected most Republicans support only that the Dulles-Adenauer i volume and possibly the types wo perform their maneuvers plane roll i a deep dive before a iations meeting covered "the a TM 1 when one of the planes stalled in crashing about a mile east of the which handles the The jet started to vi- Lenox-Pittstield town line. Clean Bomb Compromise i Believed i On Funds Impossibe USIA Meet Again Today. third meeting with arge i advertising matter will; added to the ne Drun Jones is a mern-i today to enable him to bcr of Summerfield's board.

By JOHN A-GOLDSMITH, By WARREN DUFFEE Backs Board- Washington (UP)--The Atomic! Washington (UP)---A House- Eisenhower backed Summer-i Energy Commission's director of a conference committee auction of armaments in a nor which will lessen the danger coursqed at of war." he said. will as rapidly as we can but it will time to work everything out." The S. delegate was reported preparing to contact the other western allies not party to five-power London conference to try to win i support for American proposals. West. Germany yesterday of- forced hundreds of others to flee aavice: Don set ci-: the firs! 25 years otner 3tes ArKansas i display his high regard for smilingly greeted him i ls clear, in held a black tie i at the Jul 19 Yesterdays ram Texas was pan American i last i The board said rightJ heavier, noisier ana, more damag- i a 7Q hi a i i a i i Russia on European security pact a would include demilitarization of the present Soviet zone of Germany.

that friendly relations between Russia snd West Germany are impossible so long as Russia blocks Germsn reunification--an He said a in 25 years of seeking election to ihe Senate, he was "never discouraged" by repeated defeats. And, he said. "then won. and have had ever: Missouri snd Tennessee, greater "If they know they're they should keep on, his colleagues. the end a clear weekend rams.

and hard work will win in end." Several Praise Green. Several senators. includin the seven-point agenda alias. i which had been arranged for his Swollen sireams and rivers: three-day stay in the Capital. 1 10 i amendments in the voting this Dulles, in sn obvious move a a position wea pons testing said yesterday last night on a compro-j tha De mocratic view of vould be next to im ssible to mise S96.200.000 help be nee ded.

since Re- that the'P an absolutely for the U.S. Information Agency i publicans are a minority in tha rom radioac- and recommended that it be re-1 House. i to State Department Bookkeeping Operation. While the GOP drive is aimed at restoring only 12 per cent of the total slash, it would put back into the bill about 25 per cent of the 51.200,000,000 in reductions that Eisenhower said are "going to cut directlv into defense. 1 Graves, whose headquarters is at the Los Alamos scientific laboratory- said i i a i i i i i i i tA ii tv A he said i a any other state Much hcar(J an exchan win i i it feh areas untouched i German-.

weekend rams. ac-; Viie'Varm reception i i guso' a appeared more pieces of mail. to incnes Ox ram i i bv an Eisen The appropriation bill orovid-; i i i i i The funds were included in a compromise 5562,891.293 money bill to run the State and Justice: 'ederal; be-i Drenching oumpea up areas near San Antonio in south- howcr administration" desire i for the Post Office Depart- The President told his news i A A A A A KM conference last Wednesday that but almost S10.000.000 below assemble information on anorovin" i administration 'will to daneer. with" SI.300,000.000 of the 'bill, the conferees included Dy nisi country ir River watershed. Lighter rainfall i amounts were reported B.

Johnsor Republican Leader William F. Knowland (Calif.) praised Green. The youngest senator serv- the central Rio Grancie i which the West ties in S--32-year-nld Frank a causin! rivers and str eams but which Russiai "I hope i cari. a i a i i to my sen-ice the spirit 01' i youth that has characterized the sen-ice of (Green) through these earned 467 000 Ge 5 tarbirl pe instructing the propaganda carnea mo 4jr(j division ot mill- Treasury Department and election next September. 5S1.450.000 for the Tax Court.

disarmament believes to be a distinct problem. In Moscow, foreign observers said Zorin was carrying to Lon-; a a ears don instructions to win at least a minimum agreement on arms cut. In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, more than 6.000 persons had been evacuated from flooded homes Haiti Patches Rescued Strife Damage From Quarry i tary application, said making a I cleaner bomb and minimizing its radioactive fallout is one of the "major goals" of the commission. said the Pentagon had re! quested work the clean bomb. Last Iwillard F- Libby said the com i House cuts.

He described i i a as "nothing in the world a bookkeeping and said it wouldn't reduce next agency not to compete with private news media The committee restored a S8 000.000 of the S47.000.000 Dear's expenditures "oy one which the House had slashed 1 He analyzed it as a re- from the State Departments i 01 the Deiense Depart- qucsts The Senate had voted i ment' reserve funds. week AEC S13 0 95. 000 But if the additional slice of Green has chosen next Thursday to celebrate his becoming the oldest man to serve in Congress. along the Trinity River. The river i Port Au Prince.

Haiti (API hooli Claim Jordan Violated Pact He said the experts could i a i oi was reported receding siowiy. i a i i pulled back from the brink. a two of the gushing run- of anarchy yesterday and went were rescued offs from heavy southwestern i a ck to work under peasant-labor yesterday about 18 hours after Easton Pa 42-vear-! missi has 'Developed and test-; wa S102 .758.000 below President hi.s; a Capons. Eiscnhou er i a re The compromise bill, which 51,200,000.000 stands, Eisenhow- old amateur cave I ed these as weapons "in which auests. now goes back to the i i 4 V.4 Ul i -unharmed a of radioactive a Senate for approva! the; they had lost their way in nar- out one 1 A i i The House 3 T93 for the S563.799.- lunctions involved ced.

ree whether the i Ar 1 Danid 1 is TM the Senate approved $63, injs day would fall Sunday, yes-' ear record levels in Arkansas, ithird provisional president in i terday or today. But on Thurs-; The river, a freq'uent months since the Magloire; dav. Memorial Day, he said, his; a ker. was expected to crest in regime. cx-ria n'-! ri ht to i wil1 I tne Fort Smith-Van Buren.

store owners patched up bullet Damascus, bjria and unassailable. at 36 or 37 feet. This is: ficial Syrian i i a spokesman on rcss i 0 nal researchers a i to 2 feet below the record flood-1 charged last night a ifli through musty reeling of April 16. 1945. Flood- reopened violated a i i a agreement with Syria and Egypt in demanding i a a of Syrian troops from Jordan.

The Syrian withdrawal was announced last week. (Syria and Iraq troops moved; into "Jordan last November after Israel invaded Egypt's Sinai Pen-; insula and there were fears in the Arab world that the Israelis) mig-ht strike next at Jordan. The Iraqi troops later withdrew behind i borders but the Syrians remained. (Jordan's demand for removal of the Syrian forces followed a recent Arab realignment a has brought Iraq, Jordan and Saudi Arabia together in opposition of thc Egyptian-Syrian axis). The Syrian spokesman in a long' s'talcivient also denied what he called accusations by Jordanians a Syrian officers helped trouble-making elements during the recent Jordan political crisis.

(Continued on Page 8) SEX. GREEN (Continued on Page 33) FLOODS pr-spfl thf cfarc nf firp and holcs SC a before mid-dav. their shops after a johi Pfeiffer, a science weck-iong general strike. i Tony. a On TV Quiz Show's 4 Bones Battle' I his 12-year-old son.

The National Bank of Chris Ingham and Norman a closed during the crisis, reopen-Iter. each 11, huddled dollars into circulation in this; But Sen. Clinton P. Anderson pleas by Eisenhower and his aides, whacked the figure down $90,200.000. i During Senate debate on the economically New York (AP) a capital.

Laughing, shouting thousands i swarmed the streets. Farmers Television ances on the show, and his more brought pro ducc bcvond the entrance. CLEAN BOMB If acts to back up its requests. came up with a solution yesterday for its money-heavy "battle of the The sponsor and the producer --with the contestants had to do with naming five --set, rules for annulling groups in the a back- ings were announced last week as having soared when his answer was accepted and that of his rival was rejected. The question the two to the This was a new day.

The people seemed to be over the passions that converted them into a i a i a week's disputed answers medical question on the bar. show "Twenty-One." ibrac. The rematch between Hank a i bone--thc cervical, thoracic, him- bar. sacral and coccygcal vcrtc- Robert Coe Honored Copenhagen A i Fred- crik IX yesterday conferred thc Order of thc Grand Cross of Dannebrog on Robert Coc, U. S.

ambassador to Denmark. Coc is leaving his post shortly and was receiver! in a by the King. farewell au'dicnce BJoomgardcn and Jim Snodgrass will take place on thc NBC network at 9 p.m.. June 3. (Thc program's usual air spot was taken over last night for a special magic show.) Under thc special rules, thc two will -again be trying for S3.500 per point, starting with a base of $52,500, and Bloomgarden will be guaranteed that $52,500 should he lose to Snodgrass.

Jack Barry said the guarantee was made in the interest of a i play. rloomgardcn previously had won $52,500 in earlier appear- Thc right-wrong killing mob during the bloody hours of Saturday. Unofficial sources estimated nearly TOO dead or wounded from I thc bitter weekend strife be- part sans feuding candi arosc because thc contestants got in hc jdcntial elections nouns and adjectives mixed up for 14- answering. Haitians moved back into sack- Thc producer i a sought, a a burned homes with their ruling front Dr. Morris a i agcd possessions.

for many years editor of the Journal of the American Medical Assn. Ruled Fishbein: "If sacrum was not acceptable to yon as an answer then coccyx should not have been accepted cither, and if Mr. Snodgrass was ruled wrong on sacrum. Mr. Bloomgarden should have been ruled wrong on coc cyx.

Newspapers, and radio stations wrecked by the mobs began salvaging equipment from thc debris. Some radio stations were back on thc air blaring American music. The coalition of three presidential candidates headed by Fipnole and hacked by (he army anncarerl to have averted civil for the moment, at least PILOT DIES--The pilot of the craft above, a single-engine jet F86D fighter plane, died yesterday when he failed to pull out of a dive while dog-fighting over the Bcrkshircs with another Westover Field pilot. The plane plunged i a wooded area off Route 7 near Lenox, Mass. i Press Telephoto) (Continued on Page 8) DEFENSE Hits IRA Forces Dublin.

Ireland (AP) Prime Minister Eamon De Valera has begun a crack-down on the revived Irish Republican Army I A It is blamed for terrorist raids on British-ruled Northern Ireland. Thirty-eight Irishmen were arrested Sunday in a swoop on the Wicklow a i and brought into Dublin District Court yesterday. They marched defiantly i the court room in i i a formation, responding to orders snapped out in Gaelic by one of their number. Prosecutor Walter Carroll said the men are being charged with a i i to give an account of their movement at a specified time. The De Valera government, though favoring reunification of North and South Ireland, has condemned violence.

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