The San Juan Star (Aug. 6, 1960)

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Government Takes Over \Neither Man Carried

San Juan—Catano Ferry By old

HAROLD

Classified Documents

WASHINGTON (AP)--The U.S. Defense Department said yesterday it “must be as-

J. LIDIN

The government of Puerto Rico yesterday expropriated for $125,000, the 42-yearPopular Transport Company after purchase negotiations failed between the Ports

Authority

and

the Catafio-Sah

Juan

Expropriations Court oe

sumed that there is a likelihood” that two missing

ferry firm.

Pedro Santos Borges executed the “order of taking” late yesterday afternoon, soon after Justice Depart-

ment

attorney

Victor

San-

chez Fernandez appeared in his office in the New York

Department

Store

Build-

ing, stop 16, with the re quired declaration duly sign-

ed by Governor Muifioz. The signature of the Governor on the expropriation order was af-

fixed

yesterday,

paign

pause

during

a

near the town

camof Mo-

rovis.

Munoz reportedly was in that warea making speeches. A helicopter

carriéd

lawyer

Sanchez

nandezto the meeting Governor,

touching

Munoz thousand

Fer-

with

the

down : while

was addressing people.

hind

by

Sanchez

not

necessarily

iations.

the

The

value

appraisers

close

check,

a top

secret

) intelligence

curtain.”

Pentagon, days’

breaking

silerice

whereabouts

of

on

the

Bernon

F.

National

Security

‘that they

failed

to

the

expiration

Neither

began

month

return of

the

the

official

of the

ther

Agency

planned

two

nor

an

when

for

their

inthe

duty

at

scheduled

written

Defense spokesman

light

on

statement

Department's cast

the

any

fur-

Department’s

conclusion that ‘‘as a result of the

had flown to Mexico City, thence to Cuba. They had informed the

agency

last

vacation.

tin, confirmed earlier reports that the two employes

officers

vestigation

intelli-

investigation so far it must be assumed that there is a likehood

to take

that

they

have

gone

behind

the

a vacation trip to the western United States. Fhe Defense Department said

iron curtain.” The Pentagon’s statement said that the investigation ‘‘indicates

that

that

Mitchell

‘‘was under

psychia-

information

in

their

tric treatment immediately prior to the time he left’’ for Mexico

sion if revealed could be prejudicial to the

on June

United

The that

24. Department

Mitchell

ed Mexico ber.

as

Thiis

and

and

also Martin

Cuba

came

disclosed

to

had

last

light

visit-

Decem-

only

States

communications.”

The Pentagon said further that neither of the two had ‘“‘access to classified information about

American

after

posses-

in no way security of

weapons

or

defense

plans.”’

|”

negot-|°

representing

placed

by

on

transport

the

of

Mitchell and William H. Mar-

payment for the ferry company did

iron

The

several

Fernandez

the

several

Judge Santos Borges made clear that the $125,000 check deposited

employes

gence agency “have gone be-+

government firm,

is subject to counterclaim. The Popular Transport Company reportedly values its property which includes seven boats | ; and three terminals, in excess of | ?

$200,000.

The ferry boat service was sus-|

pended

seven

ing a walk-out

THE “TAKE OVER—Marshal

Dolores Sotero Vargas, of

the Expropriation Court, hands the takeover papers to Ptl. Domingo Narvaez, of the Catafio police, who was

guarding the idle ferry boats.

(STAR photo by G. Hett.)

weeks

ago

follow-|

by Popular’s

six | ©

skippers in a wage dispute.

A Ports Authority official has} %

been

quoted

as predicting

service

would be resumed next week, (See FERRY, Page 20)

Protestants Reject CAP Stand “The Evangelical Council of Puerto Rico,

Protestants, dogma

said yesterday it “rejects every

through

er by. means

of the

representin g a majority

effort

to teach

any

of

kind

the

Katanga Entry Delayed As U.N. Meeting Called

island’s

of religious

system of public education.”

prhe president_of the council,.dhe Rev. Anget Luis Sefla, said this means the coun+cil

is opposed

for

te

Party said

that ‘hisverge is so

yesterday|-

“My

vag te fing ad b> a

that

that ‘ ‘Gol is with us

he’ wwas

Se

answer to that isan

Sy

ade

Godis with

aes

old

Sacer

&sees

you,-What

De

Set. Miguel Angel Gar ancla Mes: | vith God. And I am sure that, sponsored television “news confer Socenen out: ge SE Petehoed is

ence,” said that he has been asked | * Yetynoble, God is with us.

ae

enable

religious

instruction.

the Legislature this year was one of the main causes for the or-

ease

Christian

Action

Party.

a. total of about

250,000

im Puerto

Protestant

in New

Rico

rnd — a ‘dm order} - The Republican .leader ~ also ior God? te *be ‘with--us it" is: neves-} ~" (See. MENDEZ, ‘Pagt 20)< ~ P(See. PROTESTANTS, wPage’ 5) P.

R.:

The

York

plan te send

United

Nations,

an

of

meeting

urgent

the

Security

Council

took

a special

U.

N.

plane

yesterday

te be

for the Council meeting. Cancellation of the

U. N. troops

te Katanga

occurred

on

a day of

Am advanceU. N. group was blocked on the road te Eli-

and includes the Baptist Conran. ef

called

a

Hammarskjold

Dr, Seda said the Eyangelical Council represents

(AP)—The

to debate the turbulent situation in the Congo. The Council in New York. at 7 p.m. tomorrow night will be meeting

ganization of.the Catholic-churchbacked.

Congo

’ facing the threat, of bloodshed, suddenly cancelled its plans te send treops to the province of Katanga, which is adamant te iu its stand te stay separated from the Congo. that took old Hammarskj Secretary General Dag

public

The ‘defeat of such a plan in

tion

+

outside

would

zabethville.

Disciples of 7

By A. W. MALDONADO sary to vote for the Christian Action The president of the Statehood| Party?”-

that

The

LEOPOLDVILLE,

to the releasetime

Mendez: GOP Ideal: Is Noble |2=."=.= sez plan

MITCHEL, WILLIAM MARTIN ... disappearance unexplained

: " BERNON

Sreeps

The group was to

to enter ‘Matanga.at

have prepared the read for U. N.

dawn

this, morning...

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