Vout
No. 1
President Appeals ToUS ‘Menderes Arrested to
U.
S,_ citizens ‘to
big’ planes
The mutual. Security. Fund, a day, The part of the government’s foreign days or
aid
disaster-stricken \° Chile. . .Meanwhile, the U. S.° Bovernment itself aid
agency,
set-aside
$1,500,000 costs
ETE SISTA RENE
ordinary
session
authorized
Thursday night | certain
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to’ the Chilean government - for reconstruction work.' Chile did not
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ask. for. the credit, which apparently was pushed through/at the urgent suggestion of Walter Howe, U. .S. ambassador. {From Santiago. came reports
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that earth. quakes ‘and .volcanic
violénce still are spreading ter-
more,
An
involved is
idea
the
Montte. E The Eisenhower ‘for aid is expected to set off.a nation-
wide drive for funds for relief. ‘After: the Eisenhower appeal, the American Red Cross, headed by
one
of
associates,
Eisenhower's’
former
Gen.
Gruen-
Alfred
By
FREDERICK 1960
Housing the
HARMON
World
Congress
University
Planning
gets
if
under
and
way
Puerto-Rico
tured
World Planning Exposition oppening-
library
at
of the
10
Turks reacted with evident pee : lief to the ‘end of Menderes’ year rule, increasingly dictatorial in recent months... { } U. S. Alliance Safe Turkey’s continued alliance with’ the United States in military defense was assured. The coup) was quick, ‘efficient and bloodless. Lt. Gen.) Cemal
Gursel,
congress
at
and
soldier
i
he has no plans to
amie
not
listen
in
blinded by ambition. They would
next
Friday.
In
all,
SJ Water
Puerto Rico
ives 10
the
the
.
meeting is expected to bring more than 800 delegates from 43 nations to Puerto Rico. That will
make
it
the
biggest
congress
ever
held
residents breakdown
to-date
75 from
shows
of
the
delegate
registrations
152 from
the U.S.
and
South America, 53 from
Canada,
Western
in -
States
are
each
delegate. Interest yesterday
arrival of the 8man was due at last tional Airport.
represented
centered
on the
by
at
San
} : a
exhibits
in the
World
. of r
Planning
Exposition
are
me
illustrate
each
rains,
authority
fallen at Bayamon
said,
have
the mouth of river, which area
gets
eer
Canaux,
left,,
Presidentof
its
| national Federation for ee ning an
the
te
és S. Ascher, rig:
the or. €-or-
y afternoon for.
and
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of the 1960
Housing
Congress” here
starting
|.
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ya
Neen
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Ere
:
ee
Chilean Red Consul de
in
Hostos,
be
Cross. Puerto
has
com-
municated with officials in Wash-
ington to find out which are th> items most needed. De Hostos has initiated a campaign to collect money and needed items to send to Chile. Desiderio Alvarez, Chilean-born
San Juan’ businiessman, will pre-
side at a meeting at 3:30. p.m. Monday, at 353 Fortaleza Street, ~ businessmen, bankers, ‘and others.
.
| Th
with
i
Filipo
used
to
less rain falls at the mouth Bey
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si
‘i ones ed that
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all waste
a
Bed
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avoided.
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He is asking that clothing, me-
dicines
[| water be used with caution,
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
Chilean
Rico,
be
items
to which. he is inviting representativés, of Giic associations,
ter into the Cidra plant. Un-
Inter- |
' ganization’s representative to the United
Nations, arrived y
to. at
The
the funds
needed
wa-
pumps
Guaynabo, -which
HERE—Jean
asked
purchase
sent to the
officials _
authority has. had the emergency plant
ie
°
CONGRESS. PRESIDENT
(See CONGRESS, Page 21)
to
to
‘water supply.
See
designed
He
the
level.
_ mnetropolitan
—
' the o
are
as
the “Cidra
supplies the water for the Cidra. tanks, from which the
Canada, West. Germany, France, Greece, Chile, Spain, and the United States. In general, these exhibits
at
‘recent
the
mot the
Interna-
translators from International Visitors. Center, a New York firm which has been contracted to ‘provide simultaneous translation in four languages for all meetings of the congress. The four official languages of the~ congress are English, Spanish, French and German. . Among the countries which have: entered
economical
water,
reserve
The
one
Also arriving yesterday was a crew of thirty
be of
supply tanks has reached the
expected
Juan
to
use
-minimum
Soviet delegation, which
night
the
water
Europe, 9 from Asia, and 2 from Africa. The United Nations and the Organization of Ame-
rican
Gov. Luis Mujioz Marin yesterday authorized-an-emergency appropriation of $10,000 for aid. to Chile.
The Puerto Rico Aqueduct & Sewer Authority has’ requested metropolitan area
here. A
on
Se
through
go
sisSeas ttt
runs
to
lice’ after. student riots against the -(See TURKEY, Page 23)
University theatre. As of late yesterday afternoon, a total of 305. delegates had registered for the congress, - which
wanted
Under his orders, Dean Siddik
official
4 p.m.
and
by | force. “We. had to act.”
litary dictator and was ‘acting to’ Sami Omar of Istanbul University head off “‘quarrels and conflicts,” was flown to Ankara, reportedly and “bloody fratricide.” to form a provisional government.’ “I tried to reason with the po- The educator ‘was. beaten by po-
liticians,”’ he said, ‘but they were
at
h if
re-
set up “the Turkish National Union Commit Not A Dictator 4 Gursel told the nation -by ¥adio
today.
the
a 62-year-old
force, army and navy officers who|
at the University’s
am.,
at 5 a.m, on the road
to’ Istanbul.
Today’s schedule includes the opening of the . general
: i
the capital, after being cap-
cently tossed out by. Menderes as ther, ordered! a special disaster head of the ground forces, head-|) ‘team to Chile. Seth -Jed a group of high ranking “air
§ World Planning Congress Opens At UPR; 800 Delegates Attend The
power in
thé with other political leaders. that He was taken to Ankara,
of
fact
the southern, Chile sity of Puerto
The ‘special $1,500,000 fund includes the cost of transporting to|' Chile about 600 doctors, nurses, technicians and medical specialists, and two hospitals with complete equipment. So far .as could be learned here, the hospital air lift, which will provide two large-size hospitals for Chile, is one of the. big-
a credit of -$10° million
rces
er Us off early - Thurs- Mendéres was arrested along operation will take three
about $50,000 will be involved merely in -transportation costs in moving one of the-hospitals. ftom the Chilean capital of Santiago to
moved ahead on big programs of for special aid to Chile. Additioemergency medical aid and eco- nal amounts .were provided by the International Cooperation Ad_homic rehabilitation, in surplus foods. Directors of the government’s ministration Export-Import Bank at an extra- Other sizable credits appeared
getted
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appeal
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arm:
6:
and
and
has
money
cabled his
be
donated
contribution
of $1,000, He stressed the need for winter clothing and blankets, pointing
Chile
*
out. that
is now
.
the
winter
at its height.
in
bh
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