The San Juan Star (July 21, 1960)

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San Juan, Puerte Rico, Thursday, July 21, 1960

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For Russian Soldiers ‘LiftDR

Belgians Must Withdraw iimmediately—Lumumba

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‘Ship Ban, ‘ILA Says By HAROLD

LEOPOLDVILLE,

J. LIDIN

and

announced

The excited prime minister of this infant republic

his

qualified

saying

: ican shipping, “at least until Aug: > 16.” ILA president Capt. William Bradley said that the next AFLCIO executive council meeting will be held on that date. On the agenda for that conference is the matter o- affiliation of Dominican Republic longshorecondemned

ean

longshoremen

is now

limited

to some 600 dockworkers Ciudad Trujillo, Bradley said. to

The the

in

average monthly income ILA from the Dominican

Republic local is about Bradley said, adding that

$300, long-

shoremen

other

in

some

six

Dominican ports are seeking ‘filiation with the ILA. In

‘to

‘line

with

continue

+ service

Bradley’s

in

NSS

working

Dominican

ships

ports,

the

cargo

of

animal

feed

that

latis

missile

ILA

submarine

cessful h

and

Tuesday

the

anti-Trujillo

‘Free

by a picket group

Syndicate

Workers

in

line of

called

of

the

Dominican

Exile.

the

Pa-

this

another

Posuc-

er-

-sub-

Washington

as

she cruised beneath the waves about 30 miles off Cape Canaveral. ; The broke

to

the

moving slowly a solution

cabinet’s

three

nuclear-powered George

confusion

problems

to

bring

No Conditions Accepted Reading a communique on the

the historic firings were the

tended

were about

first a

about

what vague and rambling, add

first of the stubby rockets through the surface at

decision, Lumumba

(See CONGO,

Page

said

21)

By MILTON BESSER UNITED NATIONS (AP)— Dag Hammarsjold told the Security Council last night U.N. the

right

to

go

Gov.

Mufioz

he signed

into law

The

a totally new

new Law, will

“tragedy

the Governor

help

in Puerto

solve

Rico’’

taken 210 lives so far on the island’s roads. “I

invoke

the

Puerto

and

tough

transit bill.

said at a La Fortaleza

the

that has

this

year

Rican

tra-

ditional courtesy, so characteristic of our culture, so that in the next six months we will not repeat the 209

traffic

deaths,’

Munoz

said.

The new 102-page law repeals the 1946 transit law which was often

attacked

as

antiquated

and

According to Police Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi, present at yesterday’s ceremony, the new law creates 130 new traffic violations, some of which deal

Has Run Of Congo, have

By A. W. MALDONADO yesterday called for “the Puerto Rican traditional courtesy” on the island’s streets and roads as -

useless.

Hammarskjold: UN

troops

Stiff New Transit Bill Is Law; Munoz Calls For Highway Courtesy ceremony,

some-

to

submerged

fcllowed

shot with

Both marine

Monday

a

Belgium

of restoring peace here at a time U.N. officials considered they

Ajater.

tions

blocked

for

from

statement,

Fila.

launehed

from

and

water.launching from

were

Navy

yesterday

was originally scheduled for unloading in Mayaguez, but operathere

CANAVARAL,

(AP)—The

material

Lumumba’s

Aloft By Sub CAPE

reinforcements

(See World Reaction, Page 4)

for target

Two Polaris Missiles Sent time

"yesterday unloaded in Ponce the motor vessel, Venus. That ship’s

get out immediately aid would be sought.

in the last few days despite the U. N. appeal for Belgian withdrawal.

SER

POLARIS ... Streaks

afwish

by

Belgian

and were disclosed to have sent

by

Affiliation Limited affiliation of the Domini-

statement

unless

The prime minister ‘served notice that the Belgians mtyst immediately obey his ultim to withdraw their armed forces from the entire country,. They Hhave shown no sign of doing so,

union.

The

his

that

troops Soviet

AFL-CIO President George Meany when reVealed recently. The labor federation, however, postponed any action on the controversial

Minister

to send troops.

viet Union

powerful waterfront union will , block any boycott against Domin-

men to the ILA. The tieup was

(AP)—Prime

day that his cabinet had voted to appeal immediately to the So-

The head of. the International Longshoreman’s Assn. flew into San Juan yester-

day

The Congo

trice Lumumba, expressing doubts that the United Nations can restore peace rapidly in this riot-torn land, announced yester-

any-

where in the Congo including seceded Katanga Province. The U.N. Sceretary-General said he had so informed Moise Tshombe, the Katanga premier. The premier has declared that

with

pedestrians,

_

Secretary of Public Works Francisco Lizardi, also present, said

one

of

the

major

provisions

is

the establishment of a point system whereby up-to-date © records will be kept of all traffic convic-

(See

TRANSIT,

Page

GOV. MUNOZ -.. appeals for

21)

safety

Husband Shot Down By Reds, PR Wife Seeks Muioz Aid ‘Mayoress To Campaign For Democrats ;

Union Obliged

Yesterday’s wtions in‘ Ponce

See

SHIP

unloading operawere directed by

BAN,

Page

21)

,12:39 p.m. EST, iginted instantly and streaked 1,100 miles down “(See POLARIS, Page 21)

rich

province

independent

(See UN,

of

Page 4)

Gov. would

If Her ‘Delegation Is Accredited’ By Mary Dee and Nory Segarra Dota Felisa Rincén, mayor , of San Juan, said yesterday she - would campaign for the main-

2 land her

Democrats “delegation

this is

year

if

accredited”

,by the national Democratic Com‘mittee.

+

In

an_

exclusive

interview,

Doita Felisa expressed her views on

politics

and

w@man’s

that field. Q. “Will you campaign nominee Kennedy and the

place

in

mocratic

candidates

in

New

York and wherever Puerto Ricans live on the mainland?” A. “I would like to cam-

that

Puerto findlly

will

Rico

depend

delegation

accredited

by

with

the

U.S.

State

over

the

fate

of

officer

paign in New York and other cities where I might he needed, but

for De-

Munoz said yesterday he register his “concern”

the

on

that

the

is

special

committee set up by National Chairman, Sen. Henry Jackson. (See DONA FELISA, Page 8)

shot

Department

an

down

Air

Force

an

RB-47

in

plane near Russia July 1. The governor’s statement came after Maria Amparo Sola, a native

and L.

of

the

the

wife

Goforth,

town

of

issued

1st an

of

Aguada

Lt. urgent

Oscar call

to Gov. Mufioz from her Topeka, Kansas, home for help in obtaining information on her missing husband.

Mrs. Goforth asked the Asso ciated Press to give the following

message

“This Puerto

is

to

to

Rico,

the

Governor:

the

Governor

Mufioz

Marin:

of

“I am Maria Amparo Sola of Aguada, Puerto Rico. My husband is

1st

Lt.

Oscar

L.

Goforth

who

is a missing crew member of the RB-47 shot down by the Soviet Union July 1, you please give your

1960. Will assistance

to the United States Government in their efforts to solve this (See PR WIFE, Page 21)


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