The San Juan Star (July 12, 1960)

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Soest -cieen: poston aig

sylvania Swings To Senator Kennedy

CAP Taps| Massachusetts Lawmakers Piane s.

Nears Nomination Goal

E Xx -J U d ge

By, DOUGLAS

For Office

Shot Down By Soviets

B. CORNELL

LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy’s count of Democratic national convention votes climbed to 675% yesterday Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz, as delegate s from Pennsylvania and New York, and a few elseformer Supreme Court justice and first president of where, heard what sounded like a bandwa gon going by. the

Citizens

for

State

51

eee

movement, has_ accepted membership on the finance committee of the new Christian Action Party (CAP). The move was revealed yesterday by CAP finance chairman Juan Angel

San

Juan

dicted.

Cordova

ed to

best ,known public the CAP to date.

Diaz

Cordova, now Juan corporation been

was

a

nomination easy

setts 81

generally

identified

votes

to

him

convention

figure

with

already

within

of the Massachuthrew

64

of

its

Kennedy.

That

pro-

to

less

than

within

100 of the 761 votes needed to clinch the nomination when the

will pre-

is consider-

supporter

presidential

Senator.

pelled

ballots

tomorrow

night.

and

Many Conceding The conventioA citadels Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of

the

xas,

a leading San lawyer, has long

statehood

reach

Pennsylvania

committee Giusti, a

prominent persons in soon,’’ Giusti

Democrats launched national convention

with the party’s

merchant.

“Lots of be coming the join

The their

Statehood Republican Party. The CAP takes no sides on the issue of political status. The official stand of the Statehood Re-

Sen.

Stuart

Symington

of Te-

publican Party, with regard to the

CAP is expected to be made known

(See

today.

KENNEDY,

Page

21)

Convention Group Decides To Split Puerto Rico Votes By WALTER PRIEST ~ STAR

LOS

Convention

“IT

creden-

voted to split Puerto Rico’s seven convention votes equally bet-

ween

the

Benicrats

crats—3-%

The

votes

decision,

an occasionally debate between

and

Muno-

each.

which

climaxed

fiery three-hour the factions, was

viewed

as a setback for Benicrat

leader

Jose

Informed tez

A.

of

ruling,

at

going

Beni-

or

the

committee

insufficient

or

to

fight

nothing.

war.” The compromise

against

a

spring,

the

name

of

Cordova

ed

U.

yesterday

convene

against

Cuba

dor, have

Roa said, ‘‘These brought about a

craft.” This was the first word of the fate of the plane which dis-

said,

in

view

of

to

rule

for

|appeared

faction.

aboard

which

|

1

with

on

six

a_

men

scouting

a

plane, based temporarily in England, had been on an electromagnetic mapping mission. Moscow Radio said the survivors would be prosecuted “with full severity of Soviet

group

pular

of

Democratic

formed

a to

Munoz’s

Po-

Partyites,

who

splinter oust

foz group

snapped:

Gov.

(See

Benitez.

is headed SPLIT,

The

Democratic by

Page

The

Mu-

Richard 21)

U.S.

Air

Force

said

the

law.” The Soviet broadcast said So viet notes also have been handed to Britain and Norway. The Soviet protest followed

+

by

one

day

a Moscow

announce-

ment that the pilot of the United _|

States U-2 spy plane, Francis (See SOVIETS, Page 21)

Congo Seeks UN Assistance In Army Crisis By

LYNN

HEINZERLING

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (@ —The government of this young nation

Nations

and _ inter-

iously affects internatioCUBA, Page 2)

(

July

while

flight over waters north of Norway and the Soviet Union.

to

acts... situation

a

came,

ruling

Security

vention in its domestic affairs. In a letter he handed to council President Jase A. Correa of Ecua-

the

protesting

are

hear his complaint that the United States is guilty of economic aggression

embassy

a new

handed

We

(#—Cuban Roa asked

immediately

said

note was

1

were pick-

“violation of its air space by the B-47 _ reconnaissance

HARRELSON

that the U. N.

Council

Radio

July

the

Asked To Hear’ Cuban Charge MAX

S.

plane

Sea

on

U.N. Council By

American

Barents

up. Moscow

Soviet

Diaz had been mentioned as a possible GOP candidate for resident commissioner. Felix Cordova, father of the CAP official, served as Puerto ( See CAP, Page 21)

UNITED NATIONS Foreign Minister Raul

the

The announced shot down

and that two men

Prior to suffering a heart attack last

missing

over

evidence

either

(AP)

Benitez’s power as leader of the local Democratic party was challenged last March by

party

Benitez.

the

am

floor...all

Bureau

ANGELES—The

tials committee of the Democratie Party convention yesterday

of

Missouri and unannownced but willing Adlai E., Stevenson of Illinois were in collapse. If these men weren’t conceding -it, many

MOSCOW

Soviet Union vesterday it had

STICKING HER.NECK OUT—Annette, a

lady giraffe,-eats the last bite of nine b

ball-sized onions fed to her yesterday aboard San Juan en route to a Ciudad Trujillo Zoo

and water to gobble the onions. Ship’s cook. Sigurd Pernak above, said Annette’s onion eating wasn’t too risky since she is travelling alone. )

-

the German liner Iserlohn. Stopping in Annette deviated from her diet of hay (STAR

Photo

by Gunter

Hett)

has

for

appealed

help

to the

in

the

United

bloody

struggle against its mutinous army, which is pressing a cam paign of terror against whites. In effect, government of the

newly independent Congo conceded it was powerless to check campaign of rape and pillage

in

five days has taken (See CONGO, Page

the that

at least 21)


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