European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Keep foreign policy bipartisan Dulles Washington up Secretary of state John Foster Dulles at his news conference Friday appealed for bipartisan Unity in american foreign policy and predicted that the democratic leadership in Congress would not sub %. European edition the stars and a. V no. A.  kk�n.is8i.sx. Res army Navy air Force unofficial publication of the . Armed forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East Jet him to partisan attacks. The . Is engaged in a cold War on which the free world s future hangs Dulles said. This makes it absolutely essential for America to speak with one voice to the world headed. He said he did not believe for eign policy was an important fac Tor in the democratic Victory inthe congressional elections. Close consultation Dulles promised close Consulta Tion with the democratic Leader ship and cited his record of 14 years in developing a bipartisan policy. Dulles said he hoped and believed the new Congress would support a foreign Aid program big enough to meet the Challenge of the soviet economic offensive and the needs of underdeveloped nations. He declared that the Economy drive announced by president Eisenhower wednesday would no necessarily exempt foreign Aid spending but he believed a Case could be made for continued Large scale appropriations in that Field. Johnson asserts demos will meet president Halfway Washington a sen. Lyn Don b. Johnson a Tex pledged victorious democrats will meet president Eisenhower at least half Way to avoid partisan warfare inthe two years ahead. The Senate majority Leader said that a nation cannot exist in the Field of for eign affairs and defense when it Speaks with two  at the same Lime Johnson sketched the Broad outlines of a 12-Point legislative program som parts of which Are certain to draw or. Eisenhower s fire. Won t seek revenge Johnson also took obvious not of or. Eisenhower s Campaign speeches calling some democrats spendthrift radicals boondoggles and  but said his party would not seek revenge. Every Campaign of course produces its exaggerations and its heated remarks said Johnson who with House speaker Sam Ray Burn will Lead the next  people will say things when they see a few votes fading away which they would never say upon  Johnson s speech was prepare for a Texas business education Day front on Page 2/,. Col. 4 volume 17, number 203 5 cents daily 10 cents sunday saturday november a 1958 weather forecast Cloudy and Foj a with occasional drizzle. High 47, Low 37. Air weather service soviets fire 2 More a shots . To continue ban on tests Dulles sees censure for new blasts from press dispatches Washington Secre tary of state John Foster Dulles said Friday that the Geneva talks on seeking a nuclear test ban would continue even if the . Resumes atomic tests. Dulles also told a news conference the soviet Union faces worldwide condemnation As Well As condemnation in the United nations for continuing nuclear weapons testing after the . And Britain stopped oct. 31. President Eisenhower announce earlier Friday that the russians had exploded two nuclear bombs since the american set deadline of oct. 31. He said this action relieved the . Of the self impose test ban. Dulles said the atmosphere atthe Geneva talks and the soviet position on the tests in the future would also be decisive in formulating american policy on this  Secretary suggested that the russians themselves May just have wound up a test series and there fore would not test in the  conceded that the . Could not charge Russia with bad Faith in continuing the tests be cont. On Page 2h col. 2 lofting of balloon delayed by Navy rapid City . Up launching of a High Altitude Stralo lab balloon has been delayed Sev eral Days naval research official said. The original target Date was Mohave been Friday but checking of gear to make sure All is in order delayed the launching until Mon Day or tuesday at the earliest pro Viding weather conditions Are suit Able. The flight is being made to measure the water vapor Content of the atmosphere around the planet Mars. Glad to get rid of her Bing says met fires Callas in Row on roles Maria Meneghini Callas new York a the metro Politan opera has cancelled its $18,-000 season contract with Maria Meneghini Callas the tempera mental terror of the opera  metropolitan said it was glad to get rid of her. General manager Rudolf Bing said the Soprano told him she ingoing to give up singing. He suggested that what he called her whims Are aimed at that end. Bing accused miss Callas of display of her famed temperament in attempting to Force through a last minute change of the Reper Toire agree. To for the current season. He said she s done the same thing before All Over the world and that the met has had enough of it.  miss Callas artistry Bing added that the metropolitan front. On Page 2, col. A flares help of Pluck 20 off split ice Island Anchorage Alaska a Drifting station a s 20 marooned me have been snatched to safety in a dramatic Arctic Rescue carried out in the eerie Light of flickering flares. All 20 of the rescued scientists and airmen were reported in excellent condition despite their dreary five Days of isolation in ice and Snow at the top of the world. The air Force first reported 21 men on the Floe but later changed it to 20 when it was discovered that on airman believed to be aboard the station still was on leave and Hadnot returned to duty. They were stranded sunday on the desolate and windswept reaches of the Arctic Ocean 300 Miles from the North pole when an unseasonal Polar storm ripped their mile Square ice Floe apart. The scientific station they were maintaining on the Floe was an International geophysical Yea project. They were whisked to safety by cont. On Page 2t, col. 3 to quiz producer indicted for perjury new York a Albert freed Man 36, producer of the defunct television show "21", was arrested Friday on a two count indictment charging that he lied in denying that he supplied questions an answers to contestants on the  is the first to be indicted in the probe of television shows after rigging charges were brought against them. He is employed by production services inc., the corporate name of the firm owned by Jack Barry a master of ceremonies and pro Ducer Dan Enright owners of "21." District attorney Frank s. Hogan said Freedman had been named in two first degree perjury indict ments returned by a new Yor county grand jury. Freedman had been employed a producer of the show from novem Ber 1956 until it closed last month. Hogan said Freedman s Job Wasto interview prospective contest ants and to assist in the selection of program questions. The indictment charges that Freedman knowingly lied when he denied having revealed ques Tion or answers to contestants on the show. The indictment further charged he had in fact revealed questions and answers to contest ants prior to their appearance on 21 each count in the indictment is punishable by a maximum five year prison term or a $5,000 Fine or both. The rigging charge against "21"was brought by Herbert Stempel of new York a former  said he had been coached on some questions and had Bee told to lose to Charles Van Doren who became a National figure on the program by winning $129,000. Later James Snodgrass another former contestant said he had received answers before appearing on the show. As the handcuffed Freedman left the District attorney s office to be booked he denied the  i told the grand jury is the truth he said. Moderate Parade Marks soviet fete Moscow up the soviet Union Friday celebrated the anniversary of the russian revolution with one of the most moderate military parades in its 41 years. Keynote of the Parade and of the popular demonstrations behalf a million russians that Fol Lowed it was the economic an technical Progress of the past year. Even defense minister Marshall. Y. Malinovsky stressed the achievements of Industry science and agriculture in his address tothe massed troops. He announced among other things that the user has just harvested the big Gest crop in its history. But Malinovsky took the occasion to warn that soviet armed forces Are ready to deliver a retaliatory crushing blow if the aggressor launches  Ike Hunting ducks Toledo Ohio a presi Dent Eisenhower arrived Here by plane Friday in route to a Duck Hunting Lodge 12 Miles East of Here. It is a recreation Stop form. Eisenhower on his Way to Seattle to address the Colombo plan meeting. The president s party is scheduled to leave for the West coast shortly before noon saturday. Ike appeals for russian suspension Washington a the . Announced Friday that Russia has fired two nuclear weapons tests since the . Halted testing oct. 31. President. Eisenhower said however that the american suspension will continue for the time being. In a statement or. Eisen Hower appealed to the soviet government to join in a temporary ban on experimental nuclear explosions. At the same time he warned if there is not shortly a Cor responding renunciation by the so Viet Union of testing the .will be obliged to reconsider its  in London a foreign office announcement said the British government also Lias evidence that the soviets exploded two nuclear weapons nov. 1 and 3. To rfcs action by the soviet Union releases the United kingdom from its undertaking to suspend test for a period of a year from the opening of the Geneva conference on oct. 31." the foreign office said. Britain nevertheless will notate present conduct further nuclear weapon tests the office said announcement of the new nuclear explosions in the soviet. Union was made by the atomic Energy commission. There was an implication in theace statement that the soviets might have thought the two test would not be detected. The dec statement said Tho atomic Energy commission today announced detection of two cont on Page 21. Col. Of Patino heiress Dies in new York new York a countess Guydus Boisr Ouvrard daughter of Boli Vian mining millionaire Simo Patino and considered among the world s richest women has Bee found dead in her suite at the Swank  maid found the body of the 55-year-old woman in night Lothson the floor of the bedroom of her suite. It was taken to the morgue for an autopsy. Her husband a member of French Noble family who won the Croix de Guerre in world War ii flew Here from Toronto. Their Home is near the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. Closing stocks new York a the Stock Market closed irregularly lower Friday us profit inking Cut gains of the Post election Advance. Leading issues gained or los fractions to around $1. Some stocks dropped around $2