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University Daily Kansan Friday. Feb. 6. 1958
OUCH!—Army ROTC members are currently getting shots in preparation for summer camp
duty. Above, Earl Bevan, Pittsburg junior, gets his from Mrs. Annette Bette, Watkins nurse.
White House Says Ike Has No Plans for Russian Trip
THOMASVILLE. Ga. —(UPI)—The White House today bluntly challenged Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's sincerity in inviting President Eisenhower to Russia and said Eisenhower had no present plans to make such a visit.
After studying reports on Khrushchev's Moscow speech of yesterday overnight in Washington and here at the vacation White House, Pres. Eisenhower's spokesman, press secretary James C. Hagerty, pointed out that the so-called Soviet invitation was contained in a speech which also included "very hostile
More Education Funds Wanted
WICHITA — (UPI) — The Kansas Council of Administration, a statewide school group, yesterday approved resolutions calling for higher salaries for teachers, better educated teachers, and more money for the state's schools.
The organization of school superintendents, principals and supervisors endorsed proposals submitted by the Kansas Association of School Boards, including one for school emergency financing.
The emergency fund would provide state support of $15 per pupil in grades 1 through 12. It would exist for two years, until the Legislature could act on a statewide school survey now underway.
The council, which opened a three-day meeting here yesterday, also called for a special session of the Legislature next year to work out proposals resulting from the school survey.
Additionally, it urged prompt action by the Board of Regents and the Legislature to establish college salary schedules and a retirement program, and adoption of the state plan for educational television.
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references to United States leaders." "It seems strange that Premier Khrushchev, if he really welcomes a visit by the President, would extend it in such circumstances," Mr. Hagerty said.
Khrushevhe, in addressing the 21st Congress of the Communist party in Moscow, yesterday, publicly invited Eisenhower to come to the Soviet Union, "bring anyone he likes" and go anywhere he wants.
The Soviet Premier at the same time was bitterly critical of "discrimination" which prevents his coming to the United States. He also attacked the Western stand on Berlin.
Mr. Hagerty at first declined to comment because the President had heard of the speech only through news dispatches. Apparently after an overnight study and in consultation with the State Department, the White House was ready to react today.
"The President has no present plans to make such a visit—in fact,
he hasn't received any invitation, except through reports of an off-hand invitation extended in a political speech," Mr. Hagerty continued.
The White House was careful,
however, not to slam the door on
a future meeting between Pres.
Eisenhower and Khrushchev.
"Ever since he has been in office," Mr. Hagerty said, "President Elsen-hower has always amed it clear that he was willing to go anywhere in the world if by so doing, such a visit would serve the cause of peace."
Pres. Eisenbower took advantage of balmy weather today for another day of quail hunting which was so much to his liking that he was planning to remain here until Monday afternoon. There had been some talk of his returning to Washington Sunday, but Mr. Hagerty said today tentative departure plans called for Monday afternoon.
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Federal Law Suit Filed; Discrimination Charged
WASHINGTON - (UPI) - The Justice Department filed suit today charging Macon County, Ala., registration officials with discriminating against Negro voters and maintaining separate segregated registration facilities.
The civil complaint was filed in Federal District Court at Montgomery. Ala.
It named as defendants the Board of Registrars of Macon County and Grady Rogers and E. P. Livingston, the two registrars who resigned after refusing to testify last December before the civil rights commission hearing.
The Department said Mr. Rogers And Mr. Livingston were named as
Integration Delay Denied Va. Schools
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — (UPI) Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan today refused to grant the Alexandria school board a delay in the integration of nine Negroes in the city's public schools.
Bryan told the board's attorneys he saw "no reason for altering the conclusion" he had announced Wednesday—enrollment of the nine Negroes in three schools next Tuesday.
School, board attorneys Henry Crockett, John B. Phillips and Earl F. Wagner said they would carry a new appeal to Chief Judge Simon Sobeloff of the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Baltimore. Phillips said they hope to have a ruling before Tuesday's integration.
The board had announced it would "pursue all legal remedies" to block integration this semester.
defendants because, under the law,
they are required to continue to perform their duties until their successors are appointed.
This is the second voting right suit brought by the Department's new civil rights division since it was set up last year. The first suit charged Terrell County, Georgia registrars with refusal to register "fully qualified" Negroes, four of whom were school teachers. Trial is pending in this case at Columbus, Ga.
In today's auction, announced here by Atty, Gen. William P. Rogers, the Justice Department seeks an injunction to bar permanently alleged discriminations in the registration process.
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