State, National, International News Page 3 Rabat Welcomes Nixon On African Goodwill Tour RABAT, Morocco —(UP) —Vice President Richard M. Nixon plunged into welcoming crowds at the start of a goodwill tour today. Nixon and his party, including his wife, Pat, and a group of newsmen, landed here in two U. S. Military Air Transport Planes. It was the first stop of a three-week tour aimed at countering communist advances in Africa. At Sultan Mohammed Ben Yousef's palace The Vice President gave the ruler of Morocco's 9,600,000 inhabitants a personal message from President Eisenhower. A lunch given for Nixon by the Sultan was followed by prolonged talks between Nixon and Moroccan officials. Chief topics were reported to be the question of American financial aid and the status of five key U. S. air bases in Morocco. The Nixon party will spend one night and two days in Morocco and Saturday Nixon will leave Morocco Kadar Becomes Hungary's Dictator VIENNA—(UP)—Hungary's Communist Premier Janos Kadar, installed by Moscow after Russian tanks crushed the Hungarian revolt, emerged today from a party and cabinet shuffle as the country's new dictator. Kadar, re-named premier, is also a member of the top Communist party governing bodies—the Central Committee, the Executive Committee (former Politibureau) and the Secretariat of the Central Committee. Western observers in Vienna regarded the creation of the new post, plus his other party functions, as giving Kadar more power than any of his predecessors, including Matyas Rakosi, ever had. Stassen's Job To Be Under State Dept. WASHINGTON — (UP) — President Eisenhower today switched Harold E. Stassen's office of disarmament to the state department and ordered him to report directly to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hereafter. Stassen remains as a special assistant to the President but as of to day his operations were transferred to the control and guidance of the Secretary of State. Try Kansan Want Ads. Get Results ART NEASE Has Guaranteed ATLAS TIRES AT BARGAIN PRICES 6.70 x 15 $16'00* Plus Usable Old Tire. All Sizes. * Plus Excise Tax STOP IN TODAY! Terms as low as $1.25 a week for the British Gold Coast where he will participate in the transition of the colony to the independent nation of Ghana. From there he will continue to Liberia, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya and Tunisia. BRIDGE Standard Service 601 Mass. VI 3-9849 Turncoat To Return To U.S. HONG KONG — American turncoat Samuel D. Hawkins who returned to the free world Wednesday from Communist China, left for the United States today. He told newsmen prior to his departure aboard a Pan American Airways plane, "It's great to be back on this side." The U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld a lower court ruling which ordered New Orleans public schools desegregated speedily. Today's decision did not set a time limit for desegregating New Orleans' schools, but said it should be done with all deliberate speed. Circuit Court Upholds School Desegregation In Knoxville, Tenn., today segregationist John Kasper, object of a search by U. S. Marshals, failed to show up in Federal Court for his scheduled arraignment on a contempt charge. University Daily Kansas When British researchers recently irradiated tulips, causing them to revert to their wild state of a thousand years ago, they were introducing an atomic tool into science's long-time efforts to recreate extinct animals and plants. Friday, March 1, 1957 Committee Approves $8 Million Tax Bills TOPEKA-(UP)—The Senate assessment and taxation committee today approved for passage some eight million dollars in revenue-raising measures, most of which were administration measures. The only bill of Gov. George Docking's to remain in the upper chamber committee is his controversial call for elimination of the $12.5 million in sales tax "residue" to local governments. The committee also is considering State Official Resians TOPEKA-(UP)—The state purchasing director, William F. Perkins, resigned today. He had held the post since former Gov. Fred Hall ousted Eugene W. Hiatt in 1955. Henry Knouft of Holton has been named to temporarily fill the purchasing director's post. a five per cent severance tax on the production of gas and oil which its sponsors estimated will bring in $7 million to $9 million. The Senate committee action was the first major hurdle for Docking's proposals. Finnish Premier Resigns HELSINKI, Finland-(UP)-Premier Karl-August Fagerholm submitted his resignation to President Urho Kekkonen today. The President asked the Social Democratic leader to head a caretaker government until the crisis caused by a split in the coalition over milk prices is solved. A new potato variety developed by the North Dakota Agricultural College Experiment Station was released in 1958.