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A. Title Summit Parley Within U. N. Certain As Khrush Accepts WASHINGTON An historic summit conference in the U. N.

Security Council seemed almost certain today, but U. S. officials said several problems still must be ironed out before final agreement can be achieved. Iraq Regime To Negotiate With Nasser Aim To Unite In All Fields With Arab Republic CAIRO, Egypt high official of Iraq's revolutionary regime said today his government is preparing negotiations for a union with President Nassers United Arab Republic. Iraqi Deputy Premier Abdel Salam Aref told a Cairo newspaper U.A.R.-Iraqi committees are being formed to discuss military, political, economic and educational matters with the aim of uniting similar institutions in all these fields.

Non-Arab Aref and Nasser signed a mutual defense treaty in Damascus July 19 but there were reports then that the Iraqi rebels had no intention of uniting with U.A.R. Aref told the weekly newspaper Sabah Elkheir he is looking forward to the day when all Arab countries will join. The newspaper A1 Ahram pre- within two or three weeks dieted a surge to Arab; The principal difficulties still in nationalism also would wrench the way of arranging the proposed meeting, as defined by officials here, are these: 1. acceptance mentioned specifically the attendance also of Eisenhower, British Prime Minister Macmillan, French Premier de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev snapped up Wednesday night Western proposals that a summit meeting on the Middle East crisis be held within the Security Council. He announced he could be in New York next Monday.

But authorities here said that date for the opening was too early. Fully Met President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles were consulting with British and French leaders on a prompt reply to conditional acceptance. Pending these consultations, it was not at all clear that his conditions would be fully met. Further negotiations between the Soviet Union and the Western powers are inevitable. The belief was strong in diplomatic quarters here, however, that the obstacles will be overcome and the conference opened Prime Minister Nehru of India.

But Paris dispatches said it was unlikely that De Gaulle would attend. While favoring a summit meeting in principle, he has publicly announced his opposition to such a meeting at the U.N. at this time on the ground that it would be a propaganda battle royal. The question raised by his attitude is this: If De Gaulle flatly refuses, as French diplomats predict he will, will Khrushchev come anyway? 2. Khrushchev said that invitations to participate must go to U.

N. Begins Working Out Meet Protocol non-Arab but Moslem Pakistan from the Baghdad Pact. Iraq was the only Arab member of the anticommunist Pact, which also embraces Turkey, Iran and Britain. In Bonn, Iraqi Ambassador All Haider Sulaiman added his voice to the chorus of professions of friends for the West coming from revolutionary regime. Supply Of Oil Sulaiman told reporters Iraq do without the West, especially in building up its economy.

the beginning, the new; regime has made it clear it has the friendliest feelings toward the; Sulaiman said. new government will protect the production and supply of oil and will honor its obligations entered into with the oil Khrush Buoyant, Bubbling On Cocktail Circuit UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) United Nations has begun working on security and protocol problems connected with a sum mit conference in the Security Council, and it was reported U.S Marines may be asked to guard a 15-block approach to the build Prime Minister" Nehru and the ln2- governments of the Arab countries. Eat neither India nor most of the Arab states are members of the Security Council.

They could participate as nonvoting guests if the Council invites them as interested parties, but even this would change the nature of the meeting that the Western powers envisioned that is, an A source close to Secretary General Dag said the United Nations would be ready by Monday to play host to President Eisenhower, Sovie Premier Nikita Khrushchev, and other government chiefs invited to attend. Secret Service But some sources doubted extraordinary session of Security curity could be Council members. 3. In his letter to Eisenhower Khrushchev renewed his charge that the Western powers have commiited aggression in the Middle East. Eisenhower previously had rejected the accusation, and it seemed clear he is determined not to go into the conference in the role of a defendant.

IN LEBANON Knowing Password Vital Information By WILTON WYNN BEIRUT up your It was so dark in the street that I could not see the rebel guard. But I heard the click of his gun. I put my hands up. of you walk My comrade moved ahead, his hands still in the air. the That was enough.

We moved up to the sandbag barricade manned LONDON is not Lebanese rebels. understand why Nikita Khrush-j Arch Enemy chev is buoyant and bubbling on. This barricade lies across the the cocktail party circuit in Mos- street leading into the rebel-con- cow these days The Soviet Premier is scoring trolled Basta quarter of Beirut. For 76 days, the rebels have been one of the biggest propaganda compiete control of the sector in the heart of the Lebanese cap- Private Family Row Grows Into Motor Warfare completed in time. It was expected that anti Communist organizations in New York, particularly remnants of the Hungarian freedom army who escaped the 1956 Soviet tank attacks, would give the Soviet delegation a sizzling reception when it arrived.

U. N. Security officials said they were ready to cooperate with the U. S. Secret Service, Scotland Yard, the French Surete and security organization.

sudden provisional acceptance of bid to a summit meeting in the Security Council immediately touched off reports that a 15- block stretch of Manhattan's First Avenue may be closed off and policed by U. S. Marines. The glistening U. N.

edifice fronts on First Avenue, while the East River flows behind it, Soviet Ambassador Arkady A Sobolev, who Wednesday night delivered to Khru for a Monday meeting of the council, said he had no qualms about putting up the Soviet premier in his cm bassy in the heart of New Park Avenue, or at a suburban place the delegation owns at Glen Cove, Long Island, 25 miles from the city. He said, however, that Khrush chev might decide to stay at New York hotel. ital. Nobody has gone in or out argument rapidly flared into mo- without rebel consent. Itorized warfare Wednesday, and victories since the cold war began- If a United Nations summit meeting is held as expected, Khrushchev will appear in the popular European mind as the man who initiated it all.

War Fears The people of Europe have yearned for months for talks at the top. The people of Europe never have quite grasped the that an unsuccessful conference could raise world tensions close to the breaking point. Now, to the man in streets, Khrushchev is the government chief who took the initiative for summit talks when the threat of World War III was real. War fears were strong after the Iraqi revolt and American-British military landings in Lebanon and Jor dan. Direct Interest PORT ALLEN, La.

A Events of the last nine days jQnc bandit quietly robbed the have played neatly into Khrush-, cashier at thv Club Louisiane of hands. between $500 and $700 at gunpoint He is able to pose as the night, escaping without champion of Arab nationalism andLjce by some 800 customers. unity. The nationalist aspir-j West Baton Rouge Parish depu- ations and desire for union are a t-es sajd thg bandit evidently sped powerful force in the Middle Last away jn an atdo after the robbery. The robbery took place about 8:15 Most important in the long runj will be the fact that the Soviet.

-------------------------------------------Union is now recognized as a pow- nn i irrrs er with a direct interest in the SOAP PRAIjfcU Middle East. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) What started out as a private family Sen. Knowland Critical Of Summit Meet Results Would Be 'Another Munich' On Red Terms WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland protested today that a Middle East summit meeting on terms laid down by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev would result in for the West.

He particularly objected to demand that Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru participate in the proposed meeting at the United Nations. Could Well Knowland also suggested that President Eisenhower might consider calling in former Presidents Herbert Hoover and Harry Truman for advice on the Middle East crisis. Of summit terms, Knowland told a news conference: cannot idly stand by and let him say who will attend the conference and how it will be conducted. If we do, the United effectiveness would he severely damaged and it could well go the way of the League of He also criticized insistence that no votes be taken or resolutions adopted if the chiefs of state meet. cannot sit back and let the Soviet Union unilaterally change the provisions of the U.N.

the GOP leader said. In another development, Sen Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) said the United States should in-1 sist that Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion be included in any summit Middle East conference. Humphrey said, would be anything but realistic if we did not insist on including He also urged that the United States insist that President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic attend the conference. Nasser is reported willing to do Eurlyne Howell To Vie For 'Miss Universe' Former Delhi Native Poised And 'Thrilled' LONG BEACH, Calif.

(UPI) Lovely Eurlyne Howell, blonde, blue eyed Miss Louisiana, reigned today as Miss United States in the 7th annual Miss Universe pageant. The sweetly-drawling coed from Bossier City, was chosen last night from five semi finalists to represent the United States in competition with 34 foreign beauties for the title of Miss Universe. Choice of the 18-year-old Southern belle, 5 foot, 6 inches of poised loveliness, was popular with the audience of 4.500 gathered in the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium as the field was narrowed from 15 to 5 to Miss Howell. Miss USA Grace Kelly Type Poised and dry-eyed after her selection. Miss Louisiana, a Grace NAMED BEAUTY Slender Eurlyne Sown Howell, a Louisiana honey blonde who describes net- (hp ramp wearing a sequined cor- self as a Southern ladv, wears her royal crown after al bathing suit covered by robes being named the new Miss U.

S. A. in the annual con- 0f royalty and carrying a scepter, test in Long Beach, Calif. She is 18 and a sophomore am very at Centenary College in Louisiana. I he new American beauty will face 34 foreign entrants in the Miss Universe judging, beginning tonight.

(AP Wirephoto) 'ISN'T IT WONDERFUL' I spent a night with rebels in Basta as guest of their leader, former Premier Saeb Salam. He is a dynamic, stocky man who has not left his house since Lebanon's crisis broke. And he does not intend to leave it till his arch enemy, President Camille Chamoun, resigns. From the shell-scarred roof of house it is easy at night to see the limits of the area he controls. At night Basta is completely dark.

A ring of lights three blocks away marks the border of government-controlled Beirut. Within this dark rebel city, life (Continued On Page 2-A) when the smoke of battle cleared these were the results: Four persons, three of them innocent bystanders, in hospitals. Three automobiles sadly battered. One man in jail. Patrolman Herbert E.

Tolle gave this account: Oscar L. Holt, 33. was driving along when he suddenly stopped his car and began beating and stabbing his wife Doris, 39. Mrs Holt, already cut in the chest and one hand, leaped from the car and Twin City CHIT-CHAT Nightclub Robbed 3,000 City Maps The West Monroe Chamber of Commerce office yesterday received 3,000 city maps of West Monroe. The maps are available at the Chamber office to anyone who would like to have one.

Humphrey was one of the congressmen voicing an undercurrent of criticism of the approach to the summit. He warned that the will and the U.S. ultimate position if the talks take place. Administration spokesmen have been passing the word here that this government wanted no part of the kind of summit conference now shaping up. fact that our government is openly going into a conference unwillingly makes it difficult for us to prepare a set of proposals that will gain support in the United Humphrey declared, weakens our leadership among the other Some legislators were urging that the United States "take the by pushing its case through the United Nations with Khrushchev present.

Mrs. Howell Is Happiest Of All BOSSIER CITY, La. were rinpinx in the heart and home today of the mother of the newly- crowned Miss USA. never felt happier in all the days of my life, declared Mrs. E.

M. Howell when she learned the news ---------------------------------------of her daughter's triumph Fifteen Warrants Issued For Arrest Of Syrup Heiress NEW ORLEANS (UPD syrup heiress Mrs. Nancy Risner was supposed to show up in a traffic court today to stand trial for 15 traffic violations. But she Her home was locked and her car was gone When she failed to appear. Judge Howard Taylor ordered her $200 bond forfeited and issued 15 warrants for her on each count.

in the Miss Universe pageant in Long Beach, Calif. The selection of Miss Eurlyne Howell as the reigning beauty of America sent the Howell household into happy confusion. Wonderful The telephone jangled constantly as neighbors, friends and relatives called to share in the happy news. Mrs. Howell, who had been ailing, got so excited she was placed under sedation by her doctor.

But the sedatives could not dampen her joy. it she do clared. think I can stand another thing to make me any more Eurlyne, who became the first Miss USA crown from last year's winner, Charlotte Sheffield, of Utah. Miss Howell, a sophomore in speech and dramatics at Centenary College at Shreveport, was selected from five blondes and all from the South except one. Beats Other Southern Beauties The four others in the final round were Miss Alabama, Judy Carlson; Miss Florida, Marcia Valibus; Miss Georgia.

Diana Austin; and Miss Illinois, June Pickney. The contestants first appeared in formal evening gowns and then came back in sequined bathing suits, parading to the cheers of the enthusiastic audience. Miss USA competes tonight against the foreign beauties in the semi-final round of the Miss Universe pageant. Miss Universe will be selected Friday night. Title, Contracts, With Title The victory for Miss Howell was (Continued On Page 2-A) usa ran screaming down the road with Full Scale Canvass husband driving in hot pur- her suit.

Richard W'. Hawk, 65. came wheeling along in his car, saw what was happening and opened his door to let Mrs. Holt inside. The enraged Holt promptly swung his car against auto, injuring Hawk and his wife and daughter.

car then bounced against a third car driven by Walter O. Farrell, 40. Meanwhile, Mrs. Holt took off on foot again. Holt chased her, and Farrell Chased Holt.

Farrell tackled Holt. Snores Continue To Baffle Science LONDON UPI Thousands are being spent to bring quiet to hospital wards, but the snore still baffles the experts. Beauty Advice From Abroad Early next week, a meeting of the agricultural committee of the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce will he held and a full scale canvass of residents will be planned to collect $1 from each resident to contribute toward killing the dreaded fire ant. George Tyner, chairman of the committee, said that about $800 of the necessary $3,000 has been collected. He said that the downtown merchants are cooperating in collecting the money from any who want to give.

merchants report the money is coming in fast Tyner said. Various civic clubs are expected to coop(Continued On Page 5-A) Fights Wasps With Machete Damp Weather Predicted For Area Residents Forecasted by the weatherman for the residents in the Monroe area today are partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thun dershowers, occurring mostly in the afternoon and evening. Showers blanketed most of the state yesterday with Monroe hav ing the heaviest rainfall, inch. The low tonight will be 72 to 76 with the high tomorrow, 90 to 94. High reported at mid-morning was 84; the low last night, 71.

the attractive 29-year-old heiress could, under the law, be sentenced to four and one-half years in jail or fined $1.800. Police in two Louisiana parishes searched for Mrs. Itisner. Last week she was allowed maintain a standard of when a sympathic Chicago judge granted her a raise of $950 a month (from $455) from the cough syrup fortune amassed by her grandfather, Dr. Peter Fahrney.

Her bond was set at $1,800, a charge of $100 for each count including three additioal tickets which were to be heard today title in the pageant, telephoned her mother shortly after her triumph. was all said Mrs. Howell. could hear the smiles over the Mrs. joy swept through the town.

Bossier Mayor J. W. Cameron, as happy as if he had just won an election, planned to fly to Long Beach at the head of a delegation to cheer Miss USA to victory in the Miss Universe contest Friday night. Mother Happiest certainly happy," Police said 15 tickets had been the mayor. is a accumulated since 1956.

Hearing Opens Doctor Lost Since Sunday Is Found ATMORE, Ala. 'AP) A 75- year-old retired physician, missing since last Sunday, apparently subsisted on raw corn until searchers followed his dog tracks to where he was lying late real southern belle. She exempli firs fhe grace, charm and beauty of a southern Mrs. Howell, wife of a retired i MiDh -rv, loll worker, is convinced Eurlyne SHREVEPORT, La. yj the next Miss unjVerse.

state civil service board opened a come out with flying col- hearing in Shreveport today on said (he ud mother. the discharge of Floyd Miller as Caddo-Shreveport sanitarian (Continued On I age 2-A) VISITOR WRITES LONG BEACH. Calif. 'AP) -Hike to Wards are soundproofed. Trol- Lend an ear, ladies, while the an(j avoid fatty foods.

We feel leys stopped from squeaking. Miss Universe contest lovelies tel! you eat js very important Nurses wear noiseless shoes. beauty secrets of their native This is a most acute ilands: for the King Edward Hospital Char-1 Miss Japan, Tomoko Moritake: ity Fund said in its annual report women use a certain flour Wednesday. made of rice polishings. They put A Hospitals tried putting a ijme bag and wash the together in special wards.

They face with woke each other What You Eat Separate cubicles were tried. The snores sounded even todies Angela 1 Tong. The next experiments will be The women pu.olive oil all over with soundproof curtains, noise- their bodies just before going to Paraguay Graciela Scor- top Mra Utjcia Ris. whose jaglish la glee ser: have no secrets, but we tured; use he broke free. Nothin' Miss Poland, Alicja Bobrowska, the first entrant from an Iron Curtain country: women do not want to be beautiful because they are hard working people.

The men and women work together Iraq Government Not Pro-Soviet By TALBOT PATRICK During the first two days of the (Written for The AP) revolution, Communist and anti- BAGHDAD (AP) new Western slogans were red-paint- revolutionary government, by 0n many walls and houses mdhiliil, Aia Hons even more convincingly were put on the front of wielder Carl Watson inflicted Dr- Nicholas Thomas Sta worth by wordSi has shown thal lt 1S British.owned stores and firms; was reported in fair condition at fmm fnrAicinArc Court Refuses To Call Coleman In Ballot Case JACKSON, Miss. federal court considering a Negro challenge of Mississippi voter registration laws today declined to subpoena Gov. J. P. Coleman.

The court refused to take such action, ruling it was unconstitutional. Judge Ben Cameron of the U.S. Filth Circuit Court of Appeals said the governor is not subject to subpoena under the constitutional separation of powers of the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government. At Random Because we sit as a court of another sovereign, the federal Cameron said in denying the subpoena, will not tread on this dubious ground that might disturb the delicate relationship between federal and state courts." The case before the special three judge federal court concerns a charge by the Rev. H.

D. Darby of Prentiss, that he was removed from the voter lists and denied re-registration. His suit seeks to declare voter registration laws unconstitutional. Yesterday attorneys submitted as evidence a random selection of 77 of the 3,000 voter registration applicants filed in Jefferson Davis County after a 1956 voter registration purge. eat fruits and vegetables MOBILE, Ala more damage on himself than I his the swarm of wasps he encoun tered.

Watson, forester for the local school board, was surveying a bQut two de frorn hjs home at wooded tract where the county aD0Ul lwu plans to build a school. He was using a machete to trim away branches The heavy knife slashed through Wash yourself with soap and wa- a wasp nest and the angry insects ter. That gives the attacked. not pro-Communist. buy from foreigners The first day of the By lhe day( the army 0ffi- Iraqi newspapermen told me re- rs wb0 jed revolution were peatedly later, Communist leaders brjngjng the government, as ministers and in other Iportant positions, mature men of the Canoe community, 14 miles gee photo On Page 11-A known ability and recognized po- east of Atmore.

sit ion. Most of them had records The physician had been the ob- j0f opposition to the former ordeal, said Escambia County Sheriff Otis R. Emmons. He was found in a cornfield ject of a search since he failed proposed to the army officers gjme. to return from a walk with his leading the rebellion that a Na Blanked Out cocker spaniel last Sunday.

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