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Sen Juan, Bgerte Rice, Tucoday, July 19, 1960
No. 219
Stresses
10¢ of cars
Danger
tae
Of
CAP
day for all Populars to “re-
spect” Republicans and priests and to conduct the coming political campaign free from “personal insult.”
Of US-Cuba Issue
In
a
i
Cuba Airs | Charges Before UN By MILTON UNITED
N.
Puerto
.
power
would
be
exchange
tense
meeting
took
of the U.N.
rity Council, called at quest of Cuba to air
that
the
U.
S.
had
the
situation
by
and
pointedly
in
to of an
warning
Washington
the
council of the: OAS yesterday approved a meeting of hemisphere foreign ministers to stu-
dy
tensions
Peru
initiated
in
the
the
The council move ed.as directed at
Union, it will
Caribbean. request
was regardthe Soviet
which has servéd notice support. Cuba in its dis-
pute with the United
States.
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa and U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge were the principal protagonists in the Couhcil
debate.
Roa
told the council the Unit(See
CUBA,
Page
he
21)
HAVANA (AP)—Police used gunfire yesterday to break up Catholic
anti-Commun-
ist demonstration in Havana fol-
lowing mass for victims of the Communists. The High Mass at the Havana Cathedral Sunday turned into a +
not
Popular
before more
the
a
than
Luquillo
Party 22 years ago and Baranquitas.
adversary,
no
is.” “He
that
others,” dez,
not
in
president
ber
that
that
you
of
this must
you But,
does
“Remember
that
when
as
Grave
0
zspeaks at Luquillo Athletic Park.
listens attentively.
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
Sandwiches And Kisses
His wife,
The Popzlar Democratic Party’s 22nd birthday party yesterday at Luquillo was a roaring and ‘gerspiring success. Despite ~4| relemtless sun and a tempera-
lar
spirits.
Populars
ti
While Goy. Mujfioz, the party’s star attrac-
sweating
his
freejy,
“The
speech,
following
an
each
suddenly
Republicans
old
word cried
say
man
they
the
Leader — the Republicans say they have the man — but we Populars have you the Brain.”
spectacular monstration
anti-Communist deag the parishioners
exited
the
into
shouting
The
began
chureh
“Cuba
ancient si,
demonstration
as
the
of
mass
square
Russia
in
the
Brothers
(See POLICE, Page 21)
finger
“Down
at
the
the rear
of
the
park
and
with
Garcia
crowd,
a crowd
(See POPULAR’S,
Page
party in Christian
that
“rejuvenates
itself every day, the hearts of all
and every Popu-
Mufioz
soon
gather-
21)
and
no
tie,
interrupted
his
speech at one point to warn the excited crowd not to shout “down
with
so
and
so.”
“Never say down to the other: always say up with what you believe in,” Munoz preached. In the fight against the mixture of religion with politics, Munoz concluded, “I want to be
the
leader
not
only
of
the
Page
21)
Po-
pular party, but of truth and all the people of Puerto Rico.” Present at the party’s 22nd anniversary were President of the
(See
MUNOZ,
Tad Szulc, Times Correspondent, Held By Police In Havana
Castro Blasts U.S. Aid Plan For Latin American: Nations
HAVANA (AP)—Military agents of the Cuban government yesterday detained two U. S.
ister Fidel Castro
yesterday newsmen
ended
Capuchino
no!”
a
shouting
“You have not learned the lesson. Don’t insult them. . .vote against them.” After Mufioz’ speech, a steel band started banging out compelling calypso rhythms at
and
Mufoz.
have
started
said:
who
closely at
f\
The governor, clad in a white and black sports shirt, dark suit
Méndez.” Shaking
in the. tightly:packed Luquillo Athletic Park, the Populars ran off their party in high good
party
lars.”
ture that mus;thave been close to 100 degrees
deliver
stres
Dangers’
a religious political Puerto Rico. If the
renews year in
Later the Governor embarked on a long appeal to the Populars to conduct the political campaign with “respect” fer the adversary and without “personal insult.” At that point, a group of over-zealous
been
Munoz
Action Party, supported by the Catholic Church, succeeds here, Munoz said, it will bring about “a great suffering for religion and democracy in Puerto Rico,” Munoz also called for a Popu-
Populars’ Birthday Party Is A\ Big, Roaring Success tion,
priests
are talk-
Mufioz repeated in strong language the “grave dangers” of
LUQUILLO SELEBRATION—Gov.
had
they
politics,”
politics they
politicians,”
mean
what
talk
ing
Men-
must remem-
not
believe
not
Statehood
they
sed.
Marin
Garcia
when
talk about
de Mufioz
“does
the
Party, priests.
who
respect
said,
himself.” must respect
Republican respect the
Inés M.
matter
does
Mujfioz
respect “You
Police Gunfire Breaks Up New Catholic another
Populars
a
“all other states” to refrain from aggravating Cuban-U‘S, relations. Meanwhile,
50,000
he said.
Argentine-Ecuadorean resolution to send the dispute to the Organization of American States (OAS),
as
litical
the recharges
approving
spoke at
is
a
estimated
all
under his control will be conducted “with respect to the po-
Secu-
expected heat out
it
be
it
of
sun, heard Mufioz promise that the Populars political debate
a
Policy of economic aggression against the Castro regime.
The Council was take the immediate
that
governor
tell you
at
wants
minds
The happy, enthusiastic créwd, that swelvered under a brilliant
Y.
invoked
the
crowd
mocratic Luquillo
per-
place
he
Athletic Park in celebration of the founding of the Popular De
mitted to establish a beachhead in the Western Hemisphere. The
in
Ricans
The
hour-long
said
incompatible to and a Catholic.”
(AP)—Cuba accused the United States yesterday : of trying to pin a Communist label on Fidel Castro’s revolutionary government. ‘The United States denied the charge, but warned that no
alien
rousing,
Mufioz
“engraved
BESSER
NATIONS,
a
speech,
country,
ed
who
were
questioned
leaving and
the
search-
them. Later one was freed (See TIMES, Page 21)
HAVANA night eras
an
(AP)—Prime
before and
attack
recently
set
the
Min-,sympathies
reappeared
television
last|tin
cam-|
immediately
unloosed|
against
aid
forth
the by
the
United]
toward
revolution.” Castro
plan|United
States for Latin America, calling} it a maneuver “to destroy the
of the people
America
plan
He
was
stated
States’ “a
the
angrily
$500
of
La-
Cuban that
the
million
aid
bribe.”
added, “it is an admission (See CASTRO, Page 21)