Show The Salt Lake Tribune Monday February 18 1957 GrinTand Bear It the fifth amendment and refuses to testify before Senate — probers Nation’s Capital in Review By Associated Press O’Mahoney Questions ‘Oil Lift’ Shift Aisoclated Pres WASHINGTON Feb "get some light on this before 17-- Sen the week ends" Joseph C O’Mahoney O’Mahoney said Victor Hansaid Sunday he “still can- sen new assistant attorney not understand why the governcharge of the Justice antitrust division' Department’s ment function of operating an will be the next government emergency oil lift for Europe witness before his subcommitwas turned over 7 to the 15 tee probably on Tuesday major oil companies” The senator who has been Record US Output directing one of several congressional investigations into WASHINGTON Feb 17 (UP) the plan for helping nations —The government reported whose normal nil supplies were Sunday that the nation's factor largely 'cut off by the Middle ies and business establishments East crisis said he hopes to poured out a record 412 billion By (D-Wy- gen-eralJ- n Aid for Scholars dollars worth of goods and services last year The Commerce Department said the mark— an increase of 22 billion dollars or 5H per cent ovf r 1955 —was achieved despite a slump in auto production and —v homebuilding Army toTest Jupiter Missile WASHINGTON Feb (DWash) urged Congress Sunday to give National Science Foundation scholarships to ' iif Teases ' where' lt’ would serve the natlonaLinter-es- t ‘ Beck Hears Warning 17 (INS)— Sen Henry M Jackson He iaid his proposed amend Feb WASHINGTON siles an Intermediate range ballistic missile (IRBM) need 17--The Army may fire its second "intermediate” range ballistic missile before the end of this month There were reports Sunday 'that a Jupiter missile is ready for mounting on a firing pad at the long jange” test center on the Florida east coast From that base the Army launched Its first test missile last September a firing which was described unofficially as having attained a distance of to the 1950 National Science Foundation Act “would (INS) — AFL-CImake it possible to provide adGeorge Meany declared Sunday ditional scholarship oppoftunl 3000 miles that Teamsters President Dave ties for students and scientists Under the Defense DepartBeck will be kicked out of the among the Incoming Hungarian ment’s specification for mis labor organization if he Invokes refugees” WASHINGTON Feb 17 ment President go only 1600 miles ' The Army is proceeding with perfection of Its IRBM despite a decision by Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson to as signaU IRBM’s to the Air Force ” when they are developed The Air Force's own IRBM program came a cropper when it made its first test firing attempts a few weeks ago A Thor IRBM developed by” the Air Force crashed in flames in the attempt to launch it from the Florida test center which Is operated at Patrick Air Force Base for uso of aU services They’re sold on our new easy payment plan Excellency! 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