European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes thursday july 9, 19,59 Khrushchev says he d Swap visits with me Moscow up soviet pre Jomier Nikita s. Khrushchev said it would be a useful thing if he visited the . And president Eisenhower came to Russia. He told seven american Gover nors now touring the soviet Union that an Exchange of visits would tie mutually beneficial. The governors quoted Khrushchev As saying we would like your president to visit us which would be most  then he added some people Ijar Riman says Khrushchev brutal in talk new York a Averell Harriman says Nikita s. Khrushchev s language in their recent a Moscow talk was Blunt and brutal with the soviet Premier saying about the Berlin situation if you want War you can have  Harriman gives his account in an article he wrote for life Magazine. The former new York governor saw Khrushchev at the Kremlin Une 23 and also at the Premier s House outside Moscow. Harriman quoted the soviet Leader As saying your generals talk of maintain ing your position in Berlin with Force. That is Bluff. If you Send in tanks they will Burn and make no mistake about it. If you want War you can have it but remember it will be your War. Our rockets will Fly  some acting Harriman reports the impression that some of Khrushchev s More Bellicose statements were Mere acting but it would be a grave mistake to believe it is All Bluff. The present situation is dangerous for the rus Sian Premier might Well overplay his  expresses belief every Chance to negotiate with Khrushchev him self should be seized. He found Khrushchev profoundly ignorant of conditions outside his country particularly in the .Harriman says the talk indicated the russians will be As inflexible As Ever when the foreign ministers reconvene in Geneva  said the soviet Union stood firmly behind red China s claim to Formosa and if it came to the use of Force the rus sians would contribute their share. Say i am anxious to go to the United states. Well i be the com plete Opportunity to travel and i would like to go to the United states because it would be a useful  governors spent three hours and 40 minutes with  governors said the dominant theme of Khrushchev s remarks was the desirability and the Neces sity of soviet american Friendship. He said he was pleased with the american reception of first Dep Uty Premier Frol r. Kozlov and assured vice president Richard  he will be Welcome Here. We want peace and Friendship Between All nations above All be tween the two biggest and Strong est nations he said. If there is Friendship Between us there never can be War. And if some other nation wants War we two can Stop  at the same time he assured them that the soviet Union will never Start a War against the . Or any other country. The Premier then said that As a first step toward relaxation of International tensions the soviet Union had proposed the halting of nuclear tests on which apparently a g r e e me n t can be  the governors raised the question of the Geneva conference Khrushchev reaffirmed the soviet position of the necessity of concluding a peace treaty with Ger Many. He said this would resolve the Berlin problem and open the Way for disarmament. Polio hits in Des Moines . Aid asked Des Moines Iowa a Des Moines health officials have asked for National help in combating a polio epidemic which threatens to spread across the  members of the . Public health service were Here wednes Day to Aid in a drive to Stem the another Folio Story on Page 8 disease which has struck 67 Des Moines residents this year. Thirty seven of the cases had hot been vaccinated for  Iowa methodist Hospital Here which is treating 37 cases of polio has asked the National four Djahon and the american Redcross to provide trained nurses 13 Iron icing three Iron lungs respirators to supplement the 10 now being used in the City were scheduled to arrive at Iowa methodist. They were ordered sent from Cleveland bythe National foundation. Keith e. Peterson Central Iowa representative of the National , warned that hundreds of thousands of persons in. The state had not received the recon blended number of Salk vaccines  said the. Epidemic in Des Moines has begun to spread to the  of the City. About 27,000 polio shots have been administered at Public clinics since june 1. Soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev left greets four of the . Governors who Are tour ing Russia. They Are left to right foreground Leboy Collins Florida Luther h. Hodges North Carolina John e. Davis North Dakota and s. . Mcnichols Colorado. Up telephoto Butler s blast justified says Senate Democrat 3 teens face Kidnap count Grafton . A three teen age reformatory inmates were held wednesday for grand jury action on charges of kidnapping ayoung Secretary during an at tempted escape. The Trio took 18-year-old Sandra Lynne Mckeen for an 80-Mph ride but were captured less than five hours after their escape. The girl was not harmed Larry a. Rector and Roger , both 16, and Patrick Jar Rell 17, waived preliminary hear ing on charges of kidnapping and grand larceny before magistrate w.3. Lawson. They were returned to jail without Bond. The next Taylor county grand jury is scheduled to meet sept. 14. Washington a sen. Pat Mcnamara a Mich said wednes Day democratic National chairman Paul m. Butler was right in criticizing the party s congressional leadership. It looks More like the Leader ship of the minority of the majority or perhaps it. Is the Leader ship of the majority of the minor Ity said Mcnamara. From the other ramparts of the feuding democrats sen. Herman e. Talmadge a a said Butler has outlived his usefulness As National party chairman an should resign instead of making War on  or. Butler was reflecting an attitude of irritation and frustration that Many of us in the Senate have Felt for some time As we see the months Roll by with Only the most modest and routine achieve ments my Niemara said. He said some democratic Sena tors feel that lengthy sessions have been spent passing mediocre legis lation under fictitious deadlines and with the veto Hobgoblin waved at  we have been critical of these tactics and this inaction both publicly and privately for Many weeks he added. Lest republicans draw Comfort from democratic criticism Mcnamara said the fault lies with the negative do nothing policy of the Republican administration an administration which appears dedicated to stifling economic growth and Prosperity in this  it is in my judgment a mistake for the democratic leadership to Cater to this Republican program of stagnation through the passage of so called veto proof legislation Mcnamara said. Honduras nabs 50 at Border Tegucigalpa Honduras a fifty would by invaders of Nicara Gua have been captured by honduran troops near the Atlantic Coas just above the nicaraguan Border military officials reported. Navy says terrier can Stop planes Miles from target Washington a an improved terrier missile which the Travy said can intercept any pres ent Day supersonic bomber Many Miles from. Its intended target has been developed. The Navy said it will first reinstalled on the Dewey a guided missile frigate to be commissioned later this year. Other missile frigates cruisers and aircraft carriers also will use the new rocket. It has two stages of solid fuel rockets. The first stage gets it up to supersonic Speed and the second keeps i there until it reaches the target. Long s illness causes worry Baton Rouge la. A ailing gov. Earl k. Long appears unable to rally from Adeep physical exhaustion. For the first time his friends As Well As his doctor showed concern. If he agrees to take a Long rest he might be All right said Louisiana House speaker Robert Ayelle. Visit to after a the governor s mansion coast guard Abandons burning belgian ship Cameron la. A the . Coast guard has ended efforts tout out the three Day fires still burning aboard the grounded Bel Gian motor ship anvers. The coast guard said the cargo vessel was not a Hazard to navigation and has recalled its assisting vessel the Cutter Calhoon. All we Are hoping for is for the Man to get  at least three doctors were i attendance on the 63-year-old Long during the Day two of them men Tal experts. Long was released from a mental institution june 26, and five Days later suffered a heart  returned to the capital Here monday apparently intent on resuming his administration of state affairs. But periods of sleep iness kept him confined to the executive mansion although his Capitol office had been staffed i expectation of his return to his desk. The governor was Able to sign a few papers that needed his immediate attention. Solfer Hope Scotland bound London up comedian Bob Jope arrived in London by air from new York City wednesday route to the scottish High i am hitting the Highlands a couple of weeks to get Down to spine serious Golf he said at Airport. Ike lashes out at Congress for chopping military Aid continued from Page 1 prospects there Are for a. Conces Sion by either Side when the talks resume  strike he called on management and workers in the steel wage talks to act for the Good of the country and try hard to avoid a strike. The s t e e 1 w o r k e r s Union wednesday rejected or. Eisen Hower s renewed request for a indefinite Extension of steel con tracts beyond their schedule expiration at Midnight july 14, a reported Kozlov declaration soviet first Deputy Premier Frol r. Kozlov declared soviet Friendship during his meeting with the president last week but offered nothing new to Ward breaking the cold War impasse. Receptions for soviets a there is a danger that cordial american receptions Given such soviet Lead ers As Kozlov and first Deputy Premier Anastas i. Mikoyan will be misunderstood in the communist satellite nations As a sign of abandonment by the , of their Hopes for Freedom the president conceded to a questioner. How Ever he said such Contact is worthwhile religion and politics he saw no reason Why a roman Catholic should not be elected to High National office. As for himself his own vote would never be influenced by the religion of a Candi Date. As to whether a Catholic could be elected or. Eisenhower had no opinion. Soviet missiles in China the Only written information he had received about the Basing of soviet missiles in communist China waste report of former gov. Averell Harriman of new York quoting his recent interview with Khrushchev. Khrushchev was quoted As saying communist China now has rockets capable of hitting. Formosa an neutralizing the . 7th Fleet in the Formosa Strait. The president did not elaborate on Why he used the term written word in qualify ing his answer nuclear Arsenal the president strongly indicated that he has delegated authority to use Ameri Ca s nuclear Arsenal under certain emergency circumstances. A re Porter asked How the . Could adequately respond to attack in the missile age under present Laws which give Only the presi Dent the authority to permit the use of nuclear weapons. He re plied that it was illogical to As sume that a commander in chief meaning the president would be denied the right to Delegate his authority to subordinates. If he became incapacitated the president added vice president Richard m. Nixon would assume All his authority including control of the nuclear weapons