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UNITED PRESS NEWS 1 BRIEFS BRIEFSUrgent Urgent Meeting on Truce TruceWASHINGTON WASHINGTON D C June 6 Presi ¬ dent Eisenhower held a sudden meeting with diplomatic and military advisers to ¬ day and was reported to have drafted a dramatic apepal to the South Korean gov ¬ ernment to goralong with the Allied truce plan Mr Eisenhower met for 65 minutes with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles assistant defense secretary Frank C Nash and Gen J Lawton Collins army chief of staff The White House declined comment on the meeting and said there would be no statement statementShoot Shoot Down Nine MIGs MIGsSEOUL SEOUL Korea June 6 The Air Force said today sabrejet pilots shot down nine instead of eight Russianmade MEGs yes ¬ terday bringing the number of Red jets destroped during the war to an even 700 700Renew Renew Steel Talks Tuesday TuesdayPITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH Pa June 6 Represen ¬ tatives of U S Steel Corp and theUnited Steel Workers CIO will renew wage talks Tuesday after a threeday recess to permit each side to dispense with prior commit ¬ ments mentsBidault Bidault Eyes New Government GovernmentPARIS PARIS France June 6 Outgoing for ¬ eign minister Georges Bidault agreed today to try to form a new government main ¬ taining the goals of the foreign policy of France x xAnthony Anthony Eden Set for Operation OperationBOSTON BOSTON Mass June 6 British foreign secretary Anthony Eden entered a hospital here today for a major operation to correct a gall bladder Condition that has threatened to end his poltical career The operation was expected to take place next week weekUS US Jets Break Record RecordFAIRFORD FAIRFORD England June 6 Two United States B47 jet bombers broke the record set only yesterday for a direct U StoBritain flight today todayState State Officials to Meet MeetWASHINGTON WASHINGTON D C June 6 The U S Chamber of Commerce announced to ¬ day that businessmen and state officials from 45 states will meet here June 10 to start building grass roots support for the coming study of federalstate relationships relationshipsMt Mt Everest Climbers Knighted KnightedLONDON LONDON England June 6 Queen Eliz ¬ abeth IE conferred knighthood tonight on the New Zealand beekeeper who conquered Mt Everest and the British leader of the expedition An announcement said The Queen has been graciously pleased to ap ¬ prove that the honor of knighthood be conferred upon Henry Cecil John Hunt CBE DSO expedition leader and that Mr Edmund Hillary who actually reached the peak be apointed a Knight Comman ¬ der of the Order of the British Empire
