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The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 2

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2 Sunday Herald-Lrader Sunday September 22 1957 Officials Adopt Waiting Attitude Toward Syria WASHINGTON Sept 21 Wt- American officials said today any I way for Soviet aide and trade formal moves to improve -j agreements during a trip he Syrian relations will have to made to Moscow come first from Syria A nth ag0( prosovlet apparently re- aders in Syrla US -Syrian relations hit rock of State Dulles took in his United Nations speech last Thursday The denouncing Russian intervention in the Middle East and declaring Syria's buildup of Soviet-bloc arms menaces Turkey and her other already has aroused angry outbursts in Syria Elsewhere in the Arab world leaders friendly to America are reported concerned at the seeming hardening of US-Syrian relations on a plane of ill feeling They also are reported confused by recent Dulles statements which alternately blew hot and cold on the Syrian situation Jawdal Mufti Syria's UN delegate denied in New York that his country had any intention of harming her neighbors Other Arab delegates questioned whether the present US line might serve only to drive Syria closer to Moscow In Damascus Syria's acting Defense Minister Khaled Azem challenged the United States two days ago to make direct contact with his government to smooth out their difficulties He said US warships could call at Syrian ports just as Soviet naval units are doing But American officials said no response is planned to anything short of an official approach They said Azem appeared to be speaking only for himself not the government and has issued many conflicting statements recently It was Azem who paved the bottom Three American officials were expelled from Damascus and two Syrian officials including the ambassador were ordered by the US government to leave Washington The American ambassador home on leave never went back to Damascus The US embassy there is in charge of a lesser official Robert Strong Informants here said there are no plans to have Strong call at the Syrian foreign ministry They said any effort to improve relations will have to be taken and taken officially by the Syrian government During this stalemate American policy continues to tie to strengthen neighbors militarily and economically Under Ihis policy arms were airlifted to Jordan and otherwise speeded up in delivery to Lebanon and Iraq Dulles' speech last Thursday returned the US attitude toward the Syrian situation to where it was two weeks ago At that it was Sept President Elsenhower had returned briefly from his vacation in Newport I to confer with Dulles Afterward the secretary declared Eisenhower pledged to use whatever powers were necessary to protect pro-Western countries in the Middle East against overthrow by Syria Two days later the Stale Department's top policy strategist Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy made a speech declaring the United State was able and willing to meet force with force Murphy warned LESSON IN FIRE Scouts from Troop ST Faith Lutheran Church practice fire building during a three-day camporee held by the Henry Clay District Blue Grass Council Scoutmaster Charles Baxter (at right rear) looks on Scout lrom left are: Ronald Cornett Steven Blethen Dannv 1-en Cobb and Ronnie Stokely More than 100 Scouts are Included in the district made up of the southern half of Fayette County and all of Jessamine County The camporee held at Blue Grass Park ends today SCOUT Bobby Reeves (left) and Phillip Blumer both of Troop 13 Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church raise the flag during ceremonies yesterday morning at the Henry Clay District Blue Grass Council camporee Other Scouts stand in formation The three-day camporee held at Blue Grass Park ends today The Henry Clay District with about 110 boys is made up of the southern half of Fayette County and all of Jessamine County 35-Year-Old Rolls Royce Is games Replies Novelty For Paris Residents PARTS Kv Sent 21 (Soecialr III wlllHMIIM PARIS Ky Sept 21 (Special)' Southern Governors Brush Off KXP'T Queslions On Third-Parly Move ATLANTA Sept 21 iri-The! governors of 16 Southern slates McReldln also predlrted Dial WKXP-TV Channel 27 i UHF' gathering here ter a full day of the governor will "be getting Lexington's second television ta football before proceeding lo Sea around to talk on segregation tjon will begin telecasting at 8 Island Ga and their annual con- at the Sea Island conference a Monday Henry Allln preference today curtly brushed beginning Sunday ntghl He (gram director announced yester- aslde questions on a possible pointed out that one of the joy teirt-party movement topic up lor dlacaadari la etmkm Many of the Southern chief a Southerner be Elected Badin a aiiraTwi ap executives were present today lor deni" and at "you couldn't i mn-on ih at i i itkaut operates! Dy com munity Broadcasting Co the annual meeting of the discus that ubjrrt without 10 years older than any car that has ever been on this station driveway and been here 11 years" Emmett Bell) local service station operator said cohit of the 1922 model Rolls Royce SJipS? mSKuBwja that pulled into his service sta- csiusd imau dmst LOUISVILLE Ky Sept 21 I Security Commisslon- er Vego Barnes today labeled Gordon Plant Strike as ridiculous a citizens groups attack on child wei- Ends After 20 Weeks fare program Southern Regional Education Board) going into segregation' ntey-also were invited to attend! The (lthrr Republicans in the the Georgia Teeh-Knttucky and alb Boggs of Dela- Georgla Texas tetdball game warf and cHa nderw(d of Lu re' WeM Virginia declined to sas left Little Rack late today hu- between the Winchester and to attend the Sea Island confer- ree Faubus said be stationed National Guardsmen Utile Rock's Central High vvomaiion unlil Communiiv's m-w Broad- school to prevent violence then llDa cast Central" building on North a LOUISVILLE Sept 21 against miscalculation of US Ldu111 anifS kS1c 1' Workers will return to their jobs determination weit in J3 dra ma ibrora of the Ken-Mondaj after a 20-week strike But at his news conference the ucy Citizens ter Child Welfare a( Gor(tpn Foods chip following day Dulles spoke calm- original paint job rolled iWOiT-VoecapMCCuStWrott bscsoM it0 the plant which ended Friday ly about the Middle East He said Bell's station at 7 pm and was of irokra wstrr pip vAu tUihlch was Members of Meat Cutters and he did not think anything would serviced while its owner and a 3Tuvn'''hOTvrdr)r' i by the egts alure ln Butchers Workmen Lo 1 227 happen to require direct US passenger ate supper at a local cm arrived okayed a contract granting a armed intervention He said he restaurant I rHst-sia The board of directors of the 17H-ceman-hour wage increase1 believed the situation would be The car was owned and driven Joaepn'a Hoapuat Friday blamed the state spread over a three-year period peacefully settled hv Robert Olson of Allentown til pm Noobrni Btt Unv Mima- child-welfare program for the The contract was the union's Bv last Thursday when he ad- vrbo a hL trothng 55 Mi 1 'J 0 the Dulles gam companion Lewis Henesl also of Hospital with Iran snack tendeni at a dependent boys strikers have been picketing since was painting a picture fraught 51 ut Mi tan Main rim-aw camp near Gilbert svttk- last Sun- thev walked out May 2 with peril day Two wards of the camp Arvin (Johnson 17 Owensboro and Eddie Hall 14 Frankfort are held in the knife-slaying of Horace A Kennedy Barnes called the directors' charges unwarranted charge and a shabby grab for publicity He accused the director of tm- HARRISBURG Pa Sept 21 tr AUentown ImJ" The two men said they left Atlanta Ga at 8 am Friday and arrived in Paris at 7 pm their third slop since Georgia Both men said they only about three hours of sun- $8 German Ship only attorn three hours of sun- shine on the first 11 hours of the I rt I HH trip but even with all the rain 13 were "only a little damp around i a I the edge" They said the cloth I AtlOntlC i 1 1 HKisNi Mil pa sem 11 yr fUltd tle-rtl I Ka rsin mil thw 1 I 1 1 flap kept the rain out of the side" a lrom ailendior ctsswc PUP kind of thing he would have to Allin aahl the staimn will be a There was no Democratic 00 I criticism of Faubus from the a nJ affiliation governors Gov Frank Clenwnt Gov Thomas Stanley at A uric of loeaiiy originated of Tennessee voiced ihe opinion Virginia alto hod so particular programs hat been planned daily plying Ih Youth Authority had -Jamrs Brukrr's nine happy tars estimate the tew I) fa wl? 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