May 8, 1957

Viggiano testifies on talks with Fitzgerald and Stone; denies seeking pol help; DeSapio wire to com denies link to parole; Parole Div aide W Doud testifies he cannot explain how Stone was substituted for Hirsch

3-man com issues rept urging 15-million-kw capacity for 10-yr power program; sees shortage of traditional fuels solved as result; estimates elec consumption will double in 10-12 yrs; finds US will contribute fissile materials and tech data, GB will help train engineers and Canada will give natural uranium and reactor; suggests 3 nations be linked with Euratom by 'agreements of assn'; repts nuclear fuel costs are less than half as great as those of ordinary fuels, making total spending on nuclear fuels for program $2 billion; sees costs of power dropping as indus develops, but estimates that present cost ranges from 11-14 mills a kw hr, while that for elec produced by conventional fuels is 11-12 mills; urges orders for nuclear plants be placed by end of '58; US State Dept and AEC officials hail plan, stress eagerness to help; Strauss comments; Com for US of Eur urges Euratom pact be ratified by all members before summer

15 reptd killed as police fire on anti-Rojas demonstrators, Call, mostly unarmed students; unrest spreads; Assembly sets aside 1886 Const provision that prevents Pres from succeeding self; RC Ch stand still unclear; student riot end and Leon Valencia release illus

LONDON, May 7--The United States suggested today the adoption of international controls on arms shipments and troop movements.