The San Juan Star (Aug. 19, 1960)

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‘Prominent™ ‘itize FR

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Other Parties For Collusion ators,

and

eluding

the

Vol. I

air-

a local

of

line and a former president of Citizens for State 51, yesterday came out in favor of the new Christian. Action Party (CAP) Caribair chief Dionisio Trigo and former State 51 president the signers of a statemertt which defended the CAP as a “poli-j. tical weapon” to restore Christ “has

party

new

The

.a_ pose not” (See CAP, Page

should

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to

a A

i

society.

Rican

Puerto

values

‘and-

principles

ian

Secoud-class postage paid at San Jean. Puerte Rice

19, 1960

‘o Condemn Trujillo

|.

among

were

Cordova

Luis

Jorge

and

not,

10¢

inisters Prepared

promeduc-

businessmen—inhead

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, August

“No. 246

J. LIDIN

A™~ cross-section, of 41 doctors, lawyers, inent

ns Endorse CAP

“the San Juan Star

Group Attacks By HAROLD

te

religious 21)

Union Carbide Caribe Gets Tax Holiday

Herter Asks Supervision Of D.R. Voting By JACK RUTLEDGE SAN

other

plant’s

south

coast

ethylene

its

pelene. The company producing these late

1962.

by-product,

Carbide

and

concern,

(STAB

THE

intends |

to add

which

Tempest

another

when

began

pro-

annual

sales

of

$25 million. The company

estimates

This

75

bid& tax

Carbide

Caribe,

subsidiary

of

a wholly

Union

Car-

glycol 1959.

production

in

the

Office

effort

to

win

Rs

to make

that the.cubber

it known

tree standing

at

the north €nd of Nun’s Plaza will

mation

of the

general

public

and

from

the

San

Juan

Cathe

Correspondent

pay

of

thousands

A

compromise

(See

WAGE

amendment

BILL,

Page

the

cement

and

the

brickwork along the path.” It

appears,

according

Herter

was

asking

Rafael

Trujillo’s

regime

republic.

The foreign

the

dispateh, that the ancient rubber tree (which has been shading souls in the little plaza for as long as anyone can remember) rent

restoration

of the

plaza

and

new Hotel Convento. It also interferers with the view of San Juan Cathedral. To compensate for the disposal of the

single

tree, four

Queen

of

Flowers trees have been planted on the site. The Cultural Activi-

of

of-

21)

ties

Office

states

that

these

new

trees grow rapidly and “will bear

beautiful flowers, adding

to the

charm. of the historic plaza.” A

made

second

request

specifically

to

has

the

been

on

the

of an

McKinley

Perpetuo

old,

St., in

Socorro

Page

like the young American who approached a cherry tree too

jury

Americas

of

the

of the

cenferees

shows

zuela’s

charges

against

ing

public protested to Mayor Rincon de Gautier when TREE,

history-making ministers

of

that

Vene-

the Doml-

off diplomatic relations and impos-

Miramar.

(See

Fereiga

late last night

nicans aré true on most counts. However, some may not ge along with Venezuela’s demand for cutting off Dominicans from the rest of the hemisphere, which would be the result of breaking sanctions.

Argentina’s Diogenes

(See

21)

foreign

Taboada,

minister,

said

MINISTERS,

yesterday

Page

21)

Soviets Hint Powers To Get Off Lightly Due To Apology By PRESTON MOSCOW

GROVER prosecution

Soviet

(AP)—The

hammered

persistently yesterday on the theme that Francis Gary , Powers knew in advance the full meaning of his U-2 flight over Soviet territory. But elsewhere, hints were dropped

that the court would

deal lenient-+

resi- ly with the American flier. The

dents of the north side of the plaza. Four other trees will be replaced when consent is granted by the people whose houses face the four trees. If the Public Works Department proceeds in a manner un-

e

of

Church,

The Felisa

disposal

tree

Rea

is deciding on the sanctions te be imposed against the Dominican Republic. The unofficial poll

Last September a tempest ‘in a flowerpot was provoked over gnarled

—Cuban

Raul

Herter suggested that a committee be appointed to supervise free electio there.

hastily with an axe, it is because of previous incidents.

the proposed

JOSE

asked the Western Hemisphere foreign ministers te impose sanctions against beth the United States and the Dominican Republic.

little to

Rico do have a

front to

does not fit the plan for the cur-

S. PRIEST

future

last minute support for his bill,

wish

breaking

Washington

further

“We

Culture—issued the foldispatch “for the infor-

Puerto Rican workers today was all but in the hands of a joint House-Senate conference committee. Seemingly headed for almost sure Senate passage was legislation asking insu-* Democratic presidential candidate Jar employers to match an John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) gave increase in the mainland ground slightly and agreed to a mailand minimummi- d x compromise exempting some. wiinimum wage from $1.00 860,000 employes in hotels, moto $1.25 an hour on-a per- tels, restaurants, and automocentage basis in Puerto Ri- bile establishments from _ provision of the labor-backed bill. co. an

By AL DINHOFER tree, the people of Puerto

Rican lowing

By WALTER

In

A.

Minister

Ahead?

have to be cut down. This tree has very strong roots that are

street dral.

De-

WASHINGTON—The

Garcia)

it into lumber?

Department. of Public Works and the Institute of Puerto

New Wage Bill Affecting PR Heading For Joint Committee STAR

Pot

Jese

+

oft

specifically the residents. of Caleta de las Monjas, across the

Corp. of N. Y., received éxemption on income from its

ethylene cember,

week

Cultural Activities—working in ‘conjunction with the

land.

Union

Flower

By

about its destiny. The San Juan Municipal Office of Cultural Activities has learned from experience that if it wishes to remove a single tree from a street or public area, it is advisable to notify the people before any uprooting is attempted.

per cent of its polyethylene products will be sold to foreign condimers, with the balance divided hetween here and and the main-

ow

A

to turn

Puste

say

the

65 per cent and

In

TREE—Progress

While only God can make a

new products at the contemplated rate of. production will run about

that between

the

SAN

City Whets Axe For Old Tree

in

ducing ethylene glycol here in July, 1959, will use about 25 acres adjacent to its present 75-acre site in Pefuelas for the expansion. Projected

aggression.

BULLETIN

250 people to its payroll full production. _ The

in

3am

expects to begin products here by

Union

expansion

of

Presiand of

unofficial poll proved S. Secretary of State

condemn

dri-|

to invest an additional $30 million in machinery and equipment for this

Rica

the Organization of America States foreign ministers meeting here to

exemption covers the of high-pressure polyand

an U.

Christian

loca-

tion.

The tax production

acts

As this,

wealth government, clearing the way for a $30 million expansion

the

Costa

to assassinate Venezuela dent Romulo Betancourt

Caribe, Inc., of n , Carbide Unio Pefuelas, has been granted a new tax exemption by the Common-] at

JOSE,

(AP)—The Dominican Republic yesterday in effect stood condemned of trying

trial may end today. Time after time jn the second day of the trial technical wit-

of

the

he the

testimony.

told

the

Soviet

But

once

more

military

section

of

Supreme

Court

he

repented his flight. The pilot, has pleaded guilty to spying, who nesses repeated that the May 1 very “very, regretted he said “premeand planned was flight that he had made the much” link to attempted and

ditated,” Powers directly

with

the

U.

S|

had

military. Powers

disagreed

with

some

and

flight,

done (See

expressed

his

own

POWERS,

belief

country Page

21)

he

a


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