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Four GOl Years in Ank !n'URKEY PNP Pledges Some Spending On Snake Fishing Facilities itary grounds 3 Russia which has ended Thi t the ninth with airbor ne nuclear weapons I The decision also had the el this country's monopoly In mi Kaitor i Nm13 -WASHINGTON" “In '"w Aug BrVm'r Ir urgent production of "Ruck fort 0f stabilizing the program clear weapons has been allowed Commission Federal Tower The bombsrnrs Writers lire various rrporteil Rogers" weapons and reduction in the lead to heavy for The New YorK Time) 0l a fajly evrn pa(pau hat er scie iFPCi was told Monday that the of military man power production gave both military leaders and Pacific Northwest Power Co By Anthony Leviero Now as Hie end of tire four defense contractors a dear idea HOW MILITARY budget and (PNP) would spend a "reasonNew York Times Writer are set Is able" amount of money for rreyear period approaches the of what to man expect in making elusivepower ceilings WASHINGTON’ Aug 13-- An military leaders are taking a Despite searching cros- sfish fadllties at its two! new look at the prospect for future plans the best answer proposed Snake Pivgr dams examination ’epochal shift in world power next three years that congressional committees PNP president Kinsey M 'relationships and a revolution the During Its evolution been able to develop from Robinson Spokane Wash said have Vi was assailed on The wereundorl-lway'3'ndb’?vAcpti ‘YvdJ i th) military yenoeptsi 1 ! GViUMses at mVX tiriualion of current policy but tiiese grounds: years ago when Presi- also a imare a conmindful of tiie for large-scalcompany’s they but application gradual 1 The Eisenhower administradent Dwight D Eisenhower took withdrawal from foreign base portance of aound economy in struction license for Mountain tion floe gave a balanced budget budget making They deny that Sheep and Pleasant Valley dams of 0 This drastic disengageby The rise of Soviet and Com- - ment from positions in Europe priority over national security solvency is put ahead of military in the river bordering Idaho and 2 The concept of major re requirements Oregon munist Chinese power the fle land elsewhere hinges on a eon1 h’ Afm' dine of nrilaln and France the nvrsin'v Radford rhairmah Arthur doubtful future of such once of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to powerful natons as Japan and lsash hp armp( for(ps aho(Jt Germany and the spread of 800fXX1 men down to a ceiling neutralism —all these and other of two million by 1900 factors were bound to have in the Radford plan Implicit de-j their effect on America's say Its critics would be realizafense problem tion of the "fortress America" SO WERE the new weapons envisaged by the modified isola— the atomic and hydrogen tionism school represented by bombs the long range missiles former President Herbert Hooand others — and the radically ver and the late Senator Robert altered concepts already being A Taft They fear It may underdebated of the use of armies mine the system of Collective navies and air forces In the security coming era TIIE PRESENT policy was The Soviet Union exploded Its not until the fall of first atomic bomb in September 1953 crystallized the Joint chiefs when 1919 This country took some on the President's order comfort in the belief that It took their famous and controwould retain a substantial versial "new look" at defense atomic lead for a few years policy and military spending Clearly a long era of security The program that emerged was at-a- o end placed hpavy- stress orr money With Russia stockpiling and reductions in Army saving atomic bombs the United States and man power Navy In a sense faced the A fundamental decision of the very real possibility of mortal attack from new look was to set the defense abroad for the first time since program around the 35 billion the war of 1812 dollar level for an indefinite In this restless world set- number of years ahead The adting the new administration ministration said this sum Was pledged to preserve the would assure a strong defense collective security without- bankrupting the counprindple-oand strengthen the system of try alliances DESCRIBED plan for the 821 7 100000 project terming it "excellent as to both feasibility and practicability” I le said PNP would borrow up to f!0 million dollars in a revolving bank loan and sell about 32 million dollars worth of common stock to the four private utilities which comprise the ROBINSON I ' Tni“'!i ’- 'crwSsr LtSANON lianre on massive retaliation with airborne nuclear weapons was unsound on moral and mil- Exclusive ne Epochal Shift Marks World Power Relations 4i(l $ Review-Tribu- STRIA TEHRAN -V kys k X DitnS-- IRAN - ' Abadan - V- rNP's finance j mrpvff T j SAUDI w WaV f ARABIA ' s $'§ SUDAN Khartoum-'- - frHi0P'4 OIL PIPE LINES I' - E At 4 jTriSM ' SOIIIANDj Arab Ieaaie members Egypt Iraq libation Libya Saudi Arabia Jordan The Sudan Syria Yemen united Monday In Sties crisis warning they would consider ait attark on of art as an against all the Arab states aggression Egypt Vt FiIit Move 'on One All Avoid Force in Suez Crisis Arabv World Warns West 'Jtk vvv ’ " imoans to Insure the practical LONDON Aug 13 The Arab land efficient functioning of the World warned the West Monday iSuez Canal" Behind the scenes was a fever-isagainst using force In the disSuez over the search for a diplomatic rom-- ' pute with Egypt Canal promise that would enable both And the British Lnbor Tarty President Carnal Abdel Nasser demanded that Prime Minister of Egypt and Eden to save face Sir Anthony Eden publicly guarOther developments during will rt-fly AmncIMpd Ptm attack anteed Britain j the day: - - iTTf Y' f:V w mu -- rr - f Britain pressed a buildup of A British government The new President came in £alt £ ak air land and sea power in the spokesman said some British with an iron determination to 143 South Main Dial warnthe Mediterranean despite troops are being pulled nut of settIe the Korean War and his ings immense reputation as a miliGermany In view of the Suez Eatabllahod IS 1871 Apr!) laaurd tary leader inspired confidence DELEGATES of 22 nations crisis mormrtf by Ihp They will bolster the that the United States would trery Sail lntt Corporation lltah Ouk were gathering in Ixmdori for strategic reserve in Britain Pre- h'ne a sound defense program Kntrd at thp pot offlc at 8l Thursdays conference ar- sumably they replace troops Lk City pa acond ciaaa maitar nndar There was in January 1953 ait of March 8 179 ranged by Britain France and shipped to the Mediterranean no intimation that Russia would The entir ronrmn of thla nwpapcr the United States to consider 2 In Damascus a- governara Corinternational control of the ment spokesman said Syria has break the American monopoly poration and noby part of tho content without written canal Egypt and Greece re- told Britain and the United tof the hydrogen bomb in six may bp reproduced tn advance months fused to attend States it might be unable to The general who became PresAll unsolicited articles manuscripts the Stale protect American and British In Washington tellers and sent to The Salt however was unable to Cake Tribunepictures ident are sent at the owner'a reiterated complete oil pipelines across Syria Department risk and Corporation any political magic In de-no responsibility for their cue accord with Brmsn and h renen against sabotage from ‘‘an jwork fense policy It became from the tody or return on international Insistence angered people" if the West very beginning one of the most Subscription rates—hy carrier dally and Sunday 81 81 per month a year attacks Egypt troublesome of his in advance problems 2120 by meil tn Utah 3 Salah Osman special EgypIdaho Nevada and Wyoming daily regime The elements that made and In advance in Sunday said to Indonesia per tian envoy It twill pay you to shop NOW! for controversy in this field month 8189 3payable monthe 89 00 8 months for is IP 00 1 year 818 00 elsewhere in the Egypt Singapore ready A WIIFORD WOOD'S were acute as never before im- United States month 8300 8 any eventuality Including "the plicit In the nature of the world monthe 810 90 1 per year 830 00 dynamiting of the Suez Canal" crisis They sprang from the The Tribune Is a member of the Asst elated The Associated Preaa Is If necessary revolution In military concepts shtitled Press exclusively to the use for reof ell news primed In production from administration actions this newspaper as local LA I AN EMERGENCY meeting and weU aa all AP nawa dispatchea of Arab League leaders in Cairo IN’ TIME OP’ trouble before adopted a resolution saying the nuclear era the nation could Arab countries "consider any take Its time In mobilizing WHIN YOU VISIT aggression against any Arab 1953 though a consequence of IffmrrtiralTilJ grmrw38 country as aggression against the atomic menace was the deANGELES 1 " all other Arab countries” Only the Beit for Less" cision to give tiie development of itay nations DA Among the nine Arab of the continental air defense HOTEL pledging full support of Nas- system equal with the priority ’ ser’s Suez of Canal I- seizure the fVM build up of offensive air last month were Iraq Jordan To meet the enormous power expendiand Libya all allied to Britain tures needed for this dual air of fho Hub of lh hwoyt by political and defense treaties tower buildup the administrafor buiintu or piootoro are Fur Other members Howti league AtnricTt Mot H tion to economized reSoflr convonnt mainly by Will Orchard Drtu ?10i S Egypt Lebanon Saudi Arabia ducing Army and Navy forces luxuriously aw Goraga BOUNTIFUL llte Sudan Hvria and Yemen 4 ou9 ragiilrotion cUtk The Army lost its tradittonal A Hilton Hotel leading role Hava You Vititad The policy that has evolved tho Naw IDS Tampla In the last four years is one bi Lot Angvlat? of main reliance on massive re1- gfikn EM3-191- 1 "O" - 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