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Show w The Salt By Hank Ketcham Dennis the Menace JFK Reports On Vienna Gains, Rifts ! Tribune, Wednesday, June 7, 1861 GE Refuses Price Data, Citing 2 Amendments k Jne Continued from Page One confidence In Any man he said of the French leader. full-fledge- 6 price changes in the 10 most WASHINGTON, (UPI) The General Electric, important items produced in Co. has cited the Fourth and each manufacturing depart Fifth Amendments in refusing menl to give Senate antitrust investigators a mass of financial data, It was learned Tuesday. THE ONLY 1 Westinghouse E I e c t r I cl PAIR CF EYES Corp. refused to produce similar documents. 4 V Turning to his two days in Vienna,, the President said he and Khrushchev met in sober, intensive consultation. It was very sober two days." He said there was no discourtesy, no threats, no ultimatums and no concession was made or given. "NO SPECTACULAR prog-res- s was either achieved or pretended," the President went on. "This kind of informal exchange may not be as exciting as a summit meeting, he added but "It was not intended to be. You wouldn't HAVE to get up If lake ,,y y X"' O' : r , YOU'LL EVER HAVE . It was not : ly what grounds were given. Their refusal to produce the data came to light as the antitrust and monopoly subcommittee broadened its scrutiny of pricing policies in the electrical industry; A SPOKESMAN said the subcommittee wanted to find out whether GE had been usmarket ing its power in such products as a competilight bulbs to win tive advantage. ' This issue whether it is fair for a giant company to switch earnings from one product line to another has been bothering government antitrust experts for decades. ; 4 t y r -- "I found this meeting with Mr. Khrushchev, sombre as it Support Kennedy Goals, Democrats, GOP Urge WASHINGTON, June 6 (UPD Members of both parties In Congress Tuesday night urgedJhe public to support the views and aims outlined by President Kennedy in his report on his European miss- ion Senate cratlc - Demo-leader Mansfield, 'ysMlke who attended a Sen. White Hotise Mansfield briefing that Mr. Kennedys TV speech, said "The difficult and "grim times which confront our ..country... wilL call- - for patience and determination on the part of all of us. Sen. Jacob K. Javits said, "The Presidents report was frank, and he deserves the support of every American in representing us in so trying a time. . ' Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Hubert H. Humphrey pre-cede- d ) . (Minn.) but are r said the Kennedy-Khrushche- v talks were useful that future discussions needed- - r . "THE CRITICAL world situation requires frequent consultation between our country and its allies and between our President and the leader of the Soviets, Humphrey said. Traditional - diplomacyls not . enough when there are two world power blocs. "We must be prepared for a long and continuing period of tension, uncertainty and danger. ing. In his plea for support of the President, Mansfield said:, WE CANNOT take a holiday from history. If we are worthy of our inheritance, we will give to the head of our government the unstinting loyalty he deserves and the cooperation in the field of foreign policy he must have. Th- e- times call for nothing less." Javits say in his statement, issued just after the speech: "In enunciating our aims and determination, he (Mr. Kennedy) spoke for us all. On foreign aid, he begins to supply what has heretofore been lacking some specifics on what the individual can do to help our cause. I feel also that he should summon the free world to a new integration, economic, social and cultural, for he has demonstrated by his own experiences that this is the way to win the victory for freedom." Kennedys Talk . WASHINGTON, June 6 ' MansfieldGOP ChairNational (UPI) said Mr. Kennedys briefing of congressional man William E. Miller said - leaders Indicated that the So- Tuesday night that President viet position on Laos was hopetalk to the nation ful. But he said the outlook Kennedys on Berlin "was"theSaftie as merel- y- restated -- what - Presl-de- nt Eisenhower and Vice always." President Nixon said for eight years. Parts and Service for most MILLER," A Republican Weshef OryfS OlsNHrs Congressman from New York, Fry Feng lnwPtftglrtini COOliKS Ttoifri" Iwittn said Mr. Kennedy admitted Follhff Vewtimg Itt. that "all he accomplished was ntermountain that he couldnt convert Khru-- . tarulep shchev, and he wasnt convert-- ! ns Swrth Wt applianc. Tmpl. BA ed by Khrushchev. Ji WHEN YOU . se your IYE ' PHYSICIAN the it your GUILD OPTICIAN Guild Optida. yo m kv With campto. rniSduu. that th. intwpn. tatiut prKriptii will h. carried wt with abiolut. penney nd that y.ar cmfrf ii auurad with preparly MlMt.d fhi.nabl. frimt. was, immensely useful," the r. You will alt. complt. President reported. "The gap for th. lif. f yw ploilM. was not materially reduced, but at least the channels of THI SUBCOMMITTEE Chairmah AmUU4 PrM WlrokoU information were opened more I isIn Camden, NJ hospital teg wae Estes Kefauver Nurse cast on Harris : labor, Betty leg autographs fully." -broken In bathroom fall See story below. sued a subpoena for the GE The men who must make the of Janies P. Mitchell, former secretary of and Westinghouse financial big decisions, he went on, data last month. He demanded: agreed to remain in contact. Profit and loss statements 420 Boston Bulding e "The direct covering the last five years for BRANCH OFFICfSi 344 I. Irt fath was of Immeasurable value each factory, department and 1041 I. 11t South 4711 louth JtW. In making clear and precise division. r what we considered vital" DmIm. far Acwitwaa Haarbif Aide Detailed reports showing WASHINGTON, June 6 The President grimly ob- (UPI) Sen. Andrew Schoep-pe-l served that the Soviets and the said Tuesday people of the United States are the Air Force has confirmed sq far apart that they give its newest models of the B52 wholly different meanings to bomber are developing trouNEW YORK. June 6 (UPI) and - one at Queensborough the same words words like ble similar to that whicn seventeen nigh school and Community College. , ,, War and peace. They have forced grounding of commerstudents from college THE NYU student; - Ralph wholly different concepts of cial Electra airliners... upper middle class homes where the world is and where were charged Tuesday with Freudenthal 21, was said by SCHOEPPEL said he had it is gbing. police to have acted as the contacted the Air Force about substituting housebreaking for "fence to dispose of jewelry homework as members of a "Our views contrasted a report that the Air Force 5100,000 stolen by member of the boy ring. burglary sharply, but at least we was an ex burglary ring. iknew better at the end where tensivecontemplating modification program THE 17, police said, robbed When detectives asked the we stood- ,- the President asto "eliminate the difficulty.-H-e at least 500 homes and busi- boys why they had .gone in for sorted. said the Air Force con- nesses during the past two crime when their parents were Citing these conflicts in firmed the report. years In Queens, Nassau and able to supply their needs in The B52 Is the backbone of Suffolk - counties on Long abundance, the young goals and philosophies, the suspects President said that np matter the Air Forces strategic Island. just shrugged and laughed. bomber-force. how difficultit-niayseeMost of the suspects live In to the flushing section of Queens, give an affirmative answer to a fashionable section of one of the question of living in peace the five boroughs which, corn-priswith an antagonlstic.philoso-phy- , New York City. "I think we owe it to all mankind to make the effort. THE PARENTS OF the susWhile he found grounds for who range in age from pects, hope with respect to avoiding 15 to 22, expressed shock and a war in Laos, he said no such disbelief as detectives rounded hope emerged on the other isthem up at their homes Monsues, such as ending nuclear day night and early Tuesday. tests and halting the arms those arrested were Among race. CN York Tlm. S.rvica a student at New York UniThe Geneva talks, on the WASHINGTON, J u n e 6 versity, two at C. W. Post Colnuclear test ban have been President Kennedy received a lege in Old Brookville, N.Y., going on for 2 years. bipartisan "welcome h o m e Khrushchev dealt them a Tuesday from his first experiserious blow, said the Presi- ment in personal diplomacy dent, because he made it clear abroad. ClMDEN, N.J., June 6 (A) there could not be a neutral James P. Mitchell, Republifrom his at Bounding plane administrator to enforce the 9:30 a.m. (7:30 a.m. MST) can candidate for governor of , ban because "nobody is neu- after a w ) journey of 9,120 miles, New Jersey and secretary of tral." and a absence from the labor in former President He views inspection as a sub- White House, Mr. D. Eisenhowers cabiKennedy Dwight 'SV terfuge for espionage, the found members of his Cabinet net, suffered two fractures of ! A In his a fall at President reported. his left leg and Republican as well as Demroom early Tuesday, -- The "most sombre" talks ocratic congressional leaders hotel , PC- with Khrushchev, he said, awaiting him at Andrews Air ( r; accident occurred at The Force-Base- . ' 8 f 'r ' t -- dealt With - the- - security- - of 1:S0 a.mrln the' Cherry Hill V ft - fBerlin. HE SHOOK HANDS with Inn. . A v. The President said he told them all and appeared particuHerbert Holran, executive 1 U .'X; the Soviet spokesman that larly effusive with Sen. Ever- director of Mitchells cam"our rights are based on law, ett M. Dirksen of Illinois, the said Mitchell had connot on sufferance, and we are Republican leaden He and Sen. paign, ferred earlier with aides. I ! chair"determined to maintain those J. W. Fulbright Reman of at : " Senate risk. the Foreign rights any Jails Jackson Fines, i Reporting on his Paris meet- lations Committee, joined the ings, the President said that President in the helicopter 7 Freedom Riders certain differences with Geit flight to the White House. JACKSON, MISS, June 6 de Gaulle "became insignlfi--can- t A. Halleck (UPI) More "freedom riders CHARLES REP. in view of our common i 01 commitment to defend free- of Indiana, Republican leader arrived in this segregation and Presof the House, greeted the stronghold Tuesday -dom. V, ident and said he had a plane promptly found themselves the m ' "Our alliance became more waiting to take him to Indiana.' victimes of a new "get tough secure. I believe our doubts policy by city officials. LEADING THE greeters and suspicions w re, 'reYOUTHFUL Judge James L. -- was Vice President Lyndon B. moved. Johnson. Also present - was Spencer fined the five whites " Mr. Kennedy said no area Speaker Sam Rayburn, other and two negroes $200 each and of interest was Ignored and members of Congress, foreign gave them , jail senr iLL "the conclusions we reached and an official fam- tences after their conviction in diplomats, will be important for the fugroup at the Cabinet and Municipal Court, on breach of ture." He cited our agreement ily the peace charges. subcabinet level on defending Berlin, but added no detailSi'srsir--.As he approached the dose of his report, the President pleaded with extraordinary earnestness for support of his foreign aid program. lawn into a shambles Nothing can do more to turn a HE SAID HE was aware of Servic. . Chicfo Tribun than a bumper crop of dandelions like were having right now. Mich.)' succeeded In reducing a feeling that this country had borne the burden for many WASHINGTON. June The the total by $100,000. Hoffman was sustained by bonus makes short work of these persistent pests. Knocks out years, but that we have an House passed, 318 to 65, and obligation, not merely on sent to the Senate, a $5,948, the chair In his contention that other ugly weeds, too like plantain, buckhonu the bills language providing grounds of to go on trying to help the 466,000 farm money bill $100,000- - for a celebration of House members defeated, At the same time, bonus feeds grass a steady, protein-buildin- g the 100th anniversary of the undeveloped nations stand on 184 on a roll call vote, ' f their own feet and learn the 196 to next Agriculture Department amendment an Result? diet. Rep. by Henry Greener, values of freedom. thicker, stronger turf, unmarred by weeds. an to reduce soil year involved legislating in Ruess is which bill, proNice work for just half an hour. 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