The San Juan Star (July 18, 1960)

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, July 18, 1960

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No. 218

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, Anti-Red

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' Sermon Stirs Mob

To Seek Soviet Aid If Belgians Don't Go By LYNN

HEINZERLING

;

H

(AP)—}!

The Congo

STANLEYVILLE,

Mass

(AP)—The

at

the

Havana

Cathedral yesterday turned into a spectacular anti-Com-

government threatened yester-

The Congo

AVANA

High

day to ask for Russian aid for this newly independent nation unless Belgian military

munist demonstration as the

Today Marks Birthday Of

“Cuba

parishioners

—__—__________—_———\-+¢forces are withdrawn within three days. ? A message was sent to the United fect.

Jacques

Munoz Rivera Banks, will

and

be

government

closed

today

in

vera,

-Puerto

Rican

in the

offices honor.of

patri

‘the anniversary of Munoz’s bircaday was yesterday. A special honorary

program

birthplace

in

was

held

at

his

‘Barranquitas.

lowing

a mass

ing at

his

and a

tomb,

Fol

floral offer-

addresses

were

given by Barranquitas Mayor Ezequiel Marrero; Ricardo Alegria, director

of

the

Institute

Rican Culture; and floz

Marin,

son

of

of Puerto

Gov Luis MuMunoz

and

the

one

Rivera.

Conge6

disclosed

of

He

Nations

.had

ried

in

hada

te with Prime

public

its

mon

Minister

dreds

few

‘| gathered on San Justo Street in Old San Juan Saturday to

tro’s government and Puerto (STAR photo by A. the| ment.

yesterday flee ee, oe

ry T. Alexander,

senior

Ghana

the

army.

of

chief

in

is’ commander

f

erred for Gea. Alexander two hours with Lumumba and

4

:

President

Joseph ' Kasavubu.|

(See

Born in 1859, Mwoz Rivera was the prime ,mover in obtaining

viet

autonomy

was

under

finally granted

in I a year before the island became an. American. territory, Later, under the -U. S. administration, he served in Washington as the island’s resident commissioner. He fought for the enact-

ment

of

a

bill

to

give

in 1917.

a

year

after

his

20)

Press

Secretary

announcement

Eisenhower’s

Sat-

urday that he would make availa-

Chairman

He

yesterday

he w

jay

The was

death,

to

new

national

said|present ajocratic

the Party;

re-

Ritan

Dem-

to

special

com-

a

Commitee’ to look into! mittee meeting.- Both sides exthe conflicting ¢laims of the two| pressed satisfaction with the ‘dePuerto Rican conveijtion delega-| cision. Jose Benitez, Benicrat faction reconvenes| tions when ey next month (See COMMITTEE, Page 20)

of

There

was.

asked

“Cuba

broke of

si,

wild

them

the dowa.

a

hymna,

Russia

no.”

cheering

and

to “go home

natn

persons

that

77

di

rray

rumor in the crowd

was

There

Communists

had

sabotaged

See

Meanwhile,

Cas

Fidel

ailing

continued to sit silently im wings as the thorny dispute

(See

News

Los

Analysis,

Angeles

conference

any

spokesmes

church

but

discounted this.

between his regime and the Unt

Page

Saturday,

that

information

he

would

given

CATHOLICS,

Page

20)

2 Ken-

dy, wh der the impression the Eisenhower offer a) ready had been made, told a news

Puerto

chorus

data only to the Presidential and|tro candidates|the Vice Presidential

In

committee

system

conclusion

wanted to make it clear that his|Church

Kennedy.

The

pick

into

were unable because the

Hagerty said that the President | the loudspeaker system in the

Democratic to the nominee, Sen. John

Committee|crats or Munocrats should

Jackson

:

hie confidential national security personally.

Bureau voted Saturday to toss) the task neoming|of determining whether Beni-

Democratic ‘ Nationa}

d

Hagerty clarified for plan would instruct the Central President Intelligence Agency to give such| yesterday

James P. newsmen

F.

By WALTER PRIEST’ STAR Con LOS ANG

Puerto special

Ricans full U. S. citizenship. Jones Act, which did that,

passed

NEWPORT, Rhode Isiand (AP) |—Presidential

To Settle Local Demo Feud

F4:

ere,

Rican

Page

erent

Puerto

CONGO,

jammed

from Hue

The din caused Msgr. Eduardo Boza Masvidal, Bishop of Havana, to go back to the pulpit and wave the crowd #6 silence. He

Advisors

Kennedy

Special National Committee

LUIS MUROZ RIVERA

d

! ve e

To

the

Catholics

handclapping, and some could be seen weeping.

Murad.) °

on

be said the|information Congo had | Presidential

When he finished situation in the

move-

Rico’s independence

/

officer

of the U.N. forces in the Congo.| He

Roman

the Ring,” the conere 40 -persons| "mst gation suddenly erupted into a

CASTRO. SYMPATHIZERS—Approximately

newsmen.

i

dedicated

deliverance Communism.

were

At

steps of the provingial gover$tanleyville in nor’s residence after Lumumba had been informed of his deputy’s remarks to a

on for of

loudspeaker

) eae “ee 7 tuned. and demonstrate their allegiance to Cuban Premier Fidel Caswalked away from him. The scene o¢curred on

been

Cathedral, but many to hear the sermon

Patrice

iml

tt

had

called

to pray the evils

dispu-

Lumumba, because he revealed the government’s intentions. “I will take the, severest measures .against you,” Lumumba

Mass

to “victims of Communist persecution” in the world. The ser-

mission to restore order here. Lumbala, a short, fat Congolese who has yisited Moscow, three times,

no!”

away.

The

said the United

failed

si, Russia

with fists and handbags as it hur-

government,

the grave turn of

events.

the

cued by a police car. Men and women shouting “Fuera el comu nismo” (Out with Communism), pounded on the sides of the car

Bel-

to this ef-

Lumbala,

into

A handful of Communist hecklers in the square hac to be res-

the nine secretaries of state

tho fOist birthday of Luis Mufoz R

Nations

gian government

exited

ancient square Ss houting,

value

Crew

Lands

Plane

. In Jamaica ' . M

Of

d

|

Cuban

lami

nstea

him.

(®—A Cuban govairliner yesterday

MIAMI, Fla. He went on to say that he was} designating Adlai Stevenson the|ernment-owned

1952-1956 Democratic Presidential | failed to complete a Havana te Representative | Miami passenger flight. Unofficial and nominee, Chester "Bowles, of ‘Connecticut, }reports here said its crew set to

serve

as his

liaison

men

with|the

affairs. The implication was that | there

Officials

Miami

Bowles to be given the confident-|

comment.

by the CIA,

(See CIA, Page 20)

and|

of

could

Kennedy expected Stevenson and ial information

took

and

It was

(See

political

Cubana

not

learned,

CREW,

Ja

Kingston,

at

down

plane

the White House on international|maica

be

refuge

~

airlines

reached

however

Page

m for

at 5:38

20)


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