July 6, 1956

GETTYSBURG, Pa., July 5-- Gen. Nathan F. Twining warned today that the Soviet Union was "on the move." He said it could overcome this country's qualitative superiority in air power "if we go to sleep and don't keep working."

was 'happy to see Kefauver defeated in Calif,' news conf with Harriman, NYC; breakfasts with Harriman and Rosenman; illus; repeats Stevenson, Harriman would make good candidates; to lunch with Stevenson soon; Harriman disassociates self from Truman remarks on Kefauver; Truman sees DeSapio, Prendergast, Mrs Edwards; Youth for Kefauver natl hdqrs opens, NYC

Eisenhower opposes stepped-up materials output for atomic 'bank' for mil or peaceful purposes, lr to Sens Anderson, Jackson, Repr Price; holds weapons must have priority now

Meyner repts county prosecutors overwhelmingly agree that bill is unconst; to disclose his official stand on bill on July 8 TV program; makes pub lr from Legalized Games of Chance Comm lauding Ct ruling and charging bill would have adverse effect on groups using legal bingo and raffles for charities; Richman expects decision on legal and illegal activities by July 9; warns against awarding prizes in sporting events, horse shows, etc, before then; 7 NJ Sup Ct justices conf by telephone, deny request by 2 Wildwood concessionaires that Ct stay its ruling; prosecutors conf, closed session; reptdly discuss uniform enforcement; Richman upholds Essex prosecutor on withholding awards at PGA champs

Arabs rush troops to borders; Jordan, Syria move troops; Jordan repts Iraqi troops mobilized to aid her; Burns, other UN sources rept no sign of Israeli build-up; Hussein presides at Sup Defense Council meeting; Israel denies build-up; again links move on Jordan; Jordan charges Israelis fired on Arab farmer, starting fire exch; map

kidnapper shuns trap set with ransom money; Detectives Chief Pinnell comments on case; charges publicity hampers police; says 1 newspaper refused to delay pub of story till 2 hrs after ransom deadline; mother scores newsmen's attitude; infant, his formula, site of crime described; map; Times adhered to pledge not to pub story until released by authorities; NYC police aid search

House, 224-194, rejects Kelley bill, ending virtually all hope of action on Fed aid, this session; Southern Reprs jubilant; strength of Repub opposition surprises bill backers; House, 261-158, again rejects McConnell amendment, containing Adm 'need' formula for distributing aid to states; Powell amendment swept out of bill when House tentatively adopts, then rejects Gwinn amendment providing that states get 1% of funds they paid Fed Govt in income taxes; House, 225-192, reaffirms Powell amendment on roll-call vote after Powell offers it as new title; Barden withdraws as floor mgr of Kelley bill; fails in move to kill it; Kelley replaces him; Repr Halleck says Dems voted almost solidly against Eisenhower policies; McCormack notes 119 Dems voted for, 105 against passage; Sen subcom urges Cong vote aid as anti-delinquency step

A Hagedorn, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel head-waiter, indicted, Bklyn, for evading $11,781, '52-53; US Atty Moore says Hagedorn concealed tips recd on job; repts crackdown set on hotel employes who fail to rept tips

Min Rokossovsky illus revg parade, Gdynia

Min Shepilov sees US-USSR rapprochement possible but holds US press and radio must be 'muzzled' as condition, news conf at Moscow reception; charges US press propagates cold war; says he will seek to meet Dulles at UN Assembly meeting in autumn

NYCTA '57 capital budget allows $191,876,000 for wages, $4,476,000 above '56 budget