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In 1954, it is recalled, Johnson did not rule out an|United States intervened resolution said. OTTAWA of the Voice of Women were! unique urged Friday night to be tire-paye less in their fight to be heard on questions of worldwide sig- nificance. They heard Mrs. Dagmar Wilson of Washington, who is to be sentenced- there next week By ARCH MacKENZIE Canadian Press Staff Writer President Johnson's appeal for} a permanent peacekeeping force] i America y be) another blow to the waning Adults Only Allowed Specials We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities the to ~ powers of the United Nations. It clashes with the fears ex- pressed Thursday night by UN . Secretary-General U Thant just hours before Johnson spoke at Waco, Texas. Thant said in ef- fect that if the U.S. and Latin America--through the 20-nation Organization of American States --do fashion such a force out- side the jurisdiction of the world body, the same course of inde- pendent action is open in Africa, the Middle other world trouble spots where the United Nations has played and plays a useful role. such Ven pheric action as Johnson ap- peared to have in mind also would strike at the heart of Ca- nadian foreign policy, some sug- gest. PEARSON'S VIEW This is pinned on a stron United Nations, as Prime Minis- g ig feventual link with the United | Nations in his speech, which} primarily was a justification of the U.S. intervention in Santo Domingo: But neither did he {mention the United Nations. In one key section he said: "It is clear that we need new linternational machinery geared! to meet fast-moving events. "When hours can decide the fate of generations, the mo- East, Cyprus or;ment of decision must become tayen over. the moment of action." Johnson obviously referred to, overthrow a left-wing govern- ment in Guatemala, stalling UN action until after the job was accomplished. | In the Dominican strife, US.| Ambassador Adlai Stevenson} has resisted action -- which) picked up majority support--to| get the United Nations involved. A UN fact-finder was sent: an- noying an OAS committee whieh| also was there. | Now an OAS mediator has; Diplomats. suggest 'that the| United States fears Communist) on a charge of contempt of the United States Congress for hav- ing refused to testify before an in camera session of the House un-American activities commit- tee. Mrs. Wilson, 49, an illustrator of children's books and mother of three daughters ranging in age from 13 to 20, was one of the founders of an organization called Women Strike for Peace. Its members have appealed to governments around the world to work for disarmament his decision to throw in thou- influence wielded through the|\COMPARED WITH SLAVES independent hemis-|.ands of American troops before| United Nations will hamstring] She told the annual meeting |the OAS took any action. Later, | its efforts to keep the Reds out!of the VoW that, although the United 'States launched in-| of the hemisphere. Because U.S.\women have had the yote for tensive efforts to use the OAS las the over-all authority and an| OAS mediator today continues efforts to pul together the pieces into an effective government So far, five countries other influence is so much greater in the OAS, it prefers to work through that group. They also suggest that the United States, looking ahead to a time when danger of Commu- ter Pearson repeated in a re- than the United States have con- nist penetration in the hemis- cent speech at Kingston, Ont. Pearson expressed regret that ltributed military personnel. The American record on Latin phere may be much greater than today, wants to ensure in- the United Nations has not had America and the United Nations) dependent and speedy counter- a role in Viet Nam, or a larger|does not favor the assumption|action. Satellite Plan Is Predicted 2-Way Global Phone CallS ST. LOUIS (AP)--A satellite system that could handle thou- sands of two-way global tele- phone transmissions was pre- dicted Friday. The prediction came f Joseph V. Charyk, pres the Communications Corp., which has the Bird communicaions in orbit. Charyk, a native of Canmore, Alta., was a speaker at the an- nual conference on the peace- ful uses of space. . He noted that Early Bird is capable of handling about 240 two - way telephone circuits which he said "approaches the total capacity on all the cables that have ever been laid be- tween the United States and Europe." Charyk gave a technical de- scription of a modified and im-| proved satellite and said "we} would anticipate that this satel- lite would have a capacity of at least 1,000 two - way tele- phone circuits." rom Dr. Satellite Early satellite WASHINGTON (AP) -- Com- munications Satellite Corp. (Comsat). proposed Friday a rate schedule indicating that it will cost $6,700 or more an hour for one-way transatlantic tele- vision via the Early Bird satel- lite The rate schedule filed with the U.S. Federal Communica tions Commission will take ef fect June 27 unless the FCC ob- jects Comsat also proposed a rate of $4,200 a month fox each tele- phonic voice channel using the first commercial satellite The rates would be available only to communications. com-| mon carriers, like the Amer- ican Telephone and Telegraph Co., and are therefore not the 'retail' cost to the television networks or other ultimate users. 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