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Show a wer wy u I" The 12 The Family Lake Tribune, Thursday, May 25, 1961 Schools Bill Military Power on Par. By Bil Keane ;Qrea S&H It jf.-li- Gap to Close in 63, Me Namara Asserts Moves to Final Tests iG.r , ?- -- 1 - we're wild about By Associated Press WASHINGTON, May WASHINGTON, May 24 Secretary of Defense Robert S. (IJPI) The House Education Committee Wednesday ap- McNamara says the United States lags behind Russia now in 24 MEAMILY WHILE) proved President Kennedy's intercontinental missile strength probably trailed last year-a- nd Vk billion dollar public school may not dlose the gap until late 1963. il bill as the Senate pushed MoNAMABA WAS ONLY slightly lass positive that there a similar measure to the brink is no "deterrent" or destruction' gap between th over all of final passage. military power of the two countries. THE MEASURE cleared the The Pentagon chiefs views on the controversial issue last Senate hurdles when mem- were set forth in House Appropriations Subcommittee testibers slapped down a combine mony made public Wednesday. and tiOn alarm fleck.' a waiia ef New THERK w SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN George Mahon church school aid amendment and a proposal to forbid th limited the disenssion f missile gaps to ballistic weapons, withholding of funds from that Can be fired across the Atlantic and beyond. Mahon tofd McNamara' that press reports Indicated Utah Outlook: Page I. "some confusion In the secretarys views. This referred to qualified schools, including published reports that McNamara, at a background meeting earlier this year, had disagreed with Democratic election camsegregated schools. The chamber then closed paign contentions that a missile gap existed. Is there presently, Mr. Secretary, a missile gap? the door on further changes. Mahon asked. ; Administration forces McNamara replied: Based on the Intelligent estimates down every amendment they available to me,, yea, feared would imperil the Mil. ASKED WHETHER THE GAP existed or was anticipated The proposal to ban the withlast year, the secretary replied that there was indicated a to qualiholding of school aid missile gap then and for this period. possible fied institutions, offered by Questioned about the future, McNamara said a missile Sen. Herman E. Talmadge to and through 1963, although by that did not specifically men- gap may exist up I CBM arsenal may exceed that American he said the time tion segregation. But it was Union. Soviet of the aimed at insuring funds for Southern schools. MoNAMABA ADDED: The administration s defense ree-,that there, will not be ommendatton "ar tjeiigned to It was tabled, tad : the future, i in deterrent gap killed, .' to ' r 'amendment Bennett Urget ReverwV by Kennedy . ; Further weracut eft after th Tribune Washington Bureau , ' Senate rejected;, 3 to 24,- - an Kennedy waa urged WASHINGTON, May effort by. Stri. Jack Miller to tq inrlud San. Waliar T. Bennett Wednesday by act a ona million della rreillng Jn hi apecial apace message recommendation for increason annual admlntatrativ costs ing elid fuel booster rockets And greater Minuteman' pr t th school aid program. .i durtion., THE HOUSE eommlttef apon th Thursday KENNEDY 1 TO ADDRESS Congress ' proved lta bin It to IS aftpr chairman Adam Clayton demands of th mlaalla ag- .refused to Powell allow consideration of an Missing Fathers Count lasted st 25,000 amendment to provide federal L I960, See. frank E. 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