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Show v SUNDAY HERALD Failure jiolyzed by Senator U. S. SUNDAY, OCTOBER Utah County. Utah Case deplored the frequent overindicatemphasis placed on money probClifford P. Case last Congress ed tcJay thar a lack of funds for lems. He said during was Hill the U.S. satellite prcg.ram was much of Capitol to slash thecaught budin the drive for this only partly respcnsi-blat wtio look He said persons country's failure to be the first get. problems only from the budget to launch a satellite. statepoint of view are blinded to their Case, speakirg before a wide meeting of Young Republi- other aspects. In referring to the Russian satrivalry, cans, said .inter-servic- e "honest" differences of opinion ellite, Case said that more funds and lack of coordination between could probably be used by the missile and satellite programs missile and satellite programs, but that money Wasn't all that was were at least equally involved. holding them back. He added that there was a possibility no amount of money or scientific talent could have enabledj U.S. to be first. the "I Case also blamed "shortsighted economy" for the shelving of the Sen. SAN FRANCISCO (UP) (R-N.J- . .) u-- U. S. Probes Plane Crash In Philippines The Civil Aero- MANILA (UP) Administration launched an investigation today into reports that a plane carrying Carlos L. Romulo Jr., four Americans and, nautics a Philippine co'onel exploded in mid-ai- r before it crashed. All aboard were killed when the and burned in plane cracked Batangas Province Friday. Romulo, 33, was the eldest son of Brig. Qen. Carlos P. Romulo, now Philippines ambassador to the United States. Romulo Sr. got the news at the United Nations in 11 13, 1957 Cordiner Plan. A committee headed b Ralph J. Cordiner, president of General Electric Company, studied the problem of retaining skilled officers and men in the armed forces'. It recommended an overhaul of the military's manpower policies arid outlined a plan to pay servicemen on the basl of skill. "Largely because of the effect certain needed pay increases would have upon the budget, the Cordiner report was for all practical purposes shelved," Case said. Gas Leak Put 10 In Hospital New York. The other victims were Allan , O'Gorman, a New York attorney . and president of the Findlay Mill- -' r Timber Co.; Ralph L. Stover DES MOINES, Iowa (UP) Four and Zane Duncan, officials of the persons remained under hospital came company; Harold Broad, care in the aftermath of a today president of the U.S. Plywood "junior-size- d panic" which started Corp., and Col. P. I. Gunn, owner when carbon monoxide gas spread and pilot of the plane and general through a two-stor- y office buildmanager of the Philippine Air De- ing. velopment Co. The deadly gas was sucked into Romulo, a Manila attorney and the building when a vacuum was businessman, an the others were created in the boiler room of the oa their way back to Manila fans. from a trip to Lanao Province on building by Several workers collapsed FriMindanao Island to inspect some day, touching off a mass evacualimber, land. The plane ran into bad weather tion from the building. Others over Batangas Friday night. Some shouted "gas!" as they flee to the residents of Brlog - Bilog village, streets, later passed out in their near the crash site, said the cars. Ten persons were hospitalized, plane wa flying extremely low but six of them were released after wid hit a mango tree. Other retreatment. All told, 45 workers ports said it exploded in mid-ai- r were affected by the fumes. and burst into flames. Authorities said the first man to fall was thought to have suffered OFF THE WAGON a heart attack by those who hospital. When ) LONDON (UP Moscow Radio rushed him to to drop, it beseveral others began aid today a Soviet peasant claimcame was apparent ga escaping. ing to be 150 ;ears old 1 confident he will live to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Russian OPEN HOUSE Communist revolution on Nov. 7. f CLEVELAND (UP) Mahmud Elivazov,. from the Central mountains of Azerbaidjan, north Chevrolet Co., which just moved of Iran, gays he will celebrate the into new quarters had it grand occasion by drinking his first glaas opening sooner than expected. A of wine. Moscow Radio said the runaway 1951 Hudson crashed old peasant has 200 descendants. through the front of the showroom,1 His oldest daughter, a milkmaid making an opening 15 by 14 feet. on a collective farm, Is 110 years The driver, Apthony Sobciak, 43, old, the broadcast heard here said. told police he dozed off. f j$L 'Of00 Two Missing In Crash of Navy Plane III. 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