The San Juan Star (June 18, 1960)

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Vol. I No. 193

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_ San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, June 18, 1960

Castro To Moscow:

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‘Commerce Department | \Cuban Aide Also Announces Sugar - For - Oil Trade Treaty Bill Introduced e

In House

‘By HAROLD A Mufioz-backed bill that Rico was introduced yesterday to Ramos Antonini. The bill, which includes an keeping, will be considered in

By A. I. GOLDBERG

‘* MOSCOW (AP)—Cuban Premier Fidel

J. LIDIN

would create a Department of Comnierce for Puerto into the House of Representatives by Speaker Ernes-} appropriation of $50,000 to set up departamental housethe current session. + Jorge Font Saldajfia, vice

Castro is to visit Moscow. The visit will repay a previously announced visit to Cuba by Soviet Premier

Nikita Khrushchey. “The

president of the House, told the

STAR

for

the

that

a

new

Secretary

department]

Heads

of

departments yearly.

Long The

Antonio merce

$14,000

| administration

of

to

trip

Mufoz

create

a

De-

complained

LEAVE

HEADQUARTERS

Members

of

the

Soler

family are shown as they left police headquarters Thurs-

day midnight for home after questioning. Looking out the auto window with her finger to her mouth is Sonia. In the middle is her younger sister, Ivonne, and at far left is Mrs. Soler.

phase

(See

that

of.

the

that

COMMERCE,

Soler, 54,, and his daughter So-+ nia, 23, that they were kidnaped by two men and forced to stay jncommunicado at the Ponce Intercontinental Hotel for two

|

nights: ~ But

the

police

ing

what

they

case

at this

were

thought

point,

nor

not

say-

of

the

did

they

say ‘why the Solers were kidnaped, or if they were kidnaped. Major Jorge Camacho, who heads the police probe, said only

that

placed suspects

there

against fitting

were

no

anyone, Soler’s

charges

and

descrip-

tion of his abductors. Soler, a former linotype chanic

daughter

at

El

Sonia,

Imparcial,

his

no

wife

mehis

and

another daughter Ivonne, were released by polsce late Thurs(See ‘KIDNAPING’ Page 21)

of

Marin’s

Party

(AP)—Daring

Popular

and

the

members

of

the

he

State-

the Senate yesterday sent hood and Independence Parties. The Senate passed the bill President Eisenhower:,a bill to raise the pay of 1% million. along the same lines late Thurscivil service and postal workers day night, 18-9. by about $746 million 4 year. | (See Also Story on Press ConSenate passage came on a ference, Page 3) vote.

House

Two

passed

days

this

ago,

the

very

same

measure

by

a

277-40

count.

The

measure

would

give a

million

federal

boost of 7% dition, half employes

increases

workers’

The

for

bill

his

now

goes

signature: way

that,

the

and

one

open

to

pay

Rico’s status either by summoning on the part

it

on

has are

Puerto direct of the:

political

hor

the

Premier

celebration.”

also told news-

for

other

be to-

Communist

suggest

par-

the

prompt

of diplomatic rela other Communist

starting

with

Hungary.

He said the. Cuban ambassador .jto the Soviet Union has already been appointed, but_he did not reveal his name and neither FIDEL

CASTRO

(See

CASTRO,

Page

21)

Ike Pledges America's Solidarity With Taipei TAIPEI

(AP)—President

Eisenhower

pledged

Amer-

ica’s “steadfast solidarity” with Nationalist China today hours after Red Chinese guns hurled a record breaking, death-dealing bombardmenton the Nationalist. island of Quemoy.

President

Ve

Eisenhower|Y

landed in Taipei at 10:02]

=

———

Communist imperialism.

The Chinese Communists poure

a.m. after a helicopter flight; |}Quemoy ed nearly complex 86,000 rounds on night the Friday from the cruiser St. Paul. i] while Eisenhower traveled here (See other story on Quemoy aboard the cruiser St. Paul. Unconfirmed reports said 19

page

4)

| Chinese Nationalists on Quemoy Eisenhower, arriving for a 24-| Were killed and many wounded,

your good will visit, said East-|

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek,

West tensions demand “increased|

salary

The

bill

provides

that

wher

‘igilance

8.4 per-cent:!

(See

PLEBISCITE,

Page

21)

a the face

receive

averaging

Mufoz

means

a plebiscite

per cent. In adpeople or through a million postal ty methods.

would

to

When

set,

Khrushchev’s

could come to our

July

will

lands,

a veto

62-17

of

setting up tions with

were

minority

been

countries. It will first go to Warsaw, them to Berlin for: talks with the Czechoslovakia. Nufiez Jimenez announced that

Represent-

against

if

Nufiez Jimenez

/morrow

Democratic

14

for

unspecified) will be signed fore the delegation departs

21)

atives approved the bill by a straight party line vote of 44-14. The 44 voting for were all members of Gov. Luis Mufoz

Senate Votes Pay Bill, Daring Veto WASHINGTON

House

‘his

}men that a Cuban sugar for }Soviet oil agreement (ameunts

com-

The Commonwealth Legislature yesterday completed passage of an administration-sponsored plebiscite bill the

time

pleased

126th

Plebiscite

when

in

Castro’s | pom

yet

(Khrushchev)

Bill Gets ‘Kidnaping’ Remains Mystery As Police Continue Probe HouseOK The so-called kidnaping of Antonio Soler’ and his daughter remainedas mysterious as ever yesterday. Police, who originally branded the kidnap accaunt as “fishy,” continued their investigation into the story of

now

of

not

the

very

agency

Page

Jiménez,

visit to Cuba been fixed. But ‘Nufiez Jimenez, director © jof Cuba’s agrarian reform pro\gram, declared: “We would be

the Chamber of Commerce and other civic and business entities. Although the present Agriculture Department is properly called the Departmént of Agriculture and Commerce, businessmen mercial

date has

has

partment of Commerce climaxes a long campaign in its favor by

have

delegation

The

the

Nitfiez

city.

Campaign

decision

lead-

leader of Fidel Castro’s come

Commonwealth

receive

Cuban

invitation was disclosed at a news conference here) by

,

would “presumably” -be named before the end of the year.

bearded

er’s acceptance of the Soviet

and

¢loser

President

cooperation

of threats

met

imposed

(See

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| {

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i

N|

fy

of Nationalist | China,

Eisenhower

IKE,

at Taipei’s

Page

21)

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