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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, August 29, 1960 _
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Resolution Is Clear-Cut
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) --The Western Hemisphere for-
eign ministers yesterday approved a_ resolution condemning Soviet-Chinese Commu nist intervention in Latin America, The
ia
U.S. Victory; Castro Hit
resolution represented a clear-cut victory for the United States Professor
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ministers to condemn efforts by Soviet Russia and Communist China to extend
CAP Goes On Ballot In Unofficial Count By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
The three-month old Christian Action Party announced yesterday
ge
afternoon
it
had
the Commonwealth
8 a ap Oey OA EOEA A REIT R RSS AC PUREE RRR IS
BEATING THE HEAT—Floating on 4 rubber tube in the Condado Lagoon
found
Hey
Reainacige TORE
a
yesterday Chester Briner of Santurce to spend the weekend outdoors but in the
a way
Shade.
Cool, man!
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
By RALPH
ANGLADA
A 14hour convention of some 1,600 members of the Statehood
Pr.
Party
Saturday chose
civil
liberties
fighter,
P.
Amadeo,
as
Santos
didate for senator He was one of
can-
at large. four $uch
se-
nators chosen. The convention also picked four representatives
at
large
atorney
and
picked
Gabriel
de
San la
Juan
Haba
as
a
Chosen torial a
had for
party
with
State Departto
84,000
thus this
year’s
also
peti-
unofficially
announced
its
H
with
Amadeo
candidates
Julia,
Ramiro
as sena-
were
L,
Charles
Colon
Antonia Cabassa viuda do, all renominations.
ly
chosen
tion
was
at the
an
de FajarPrevious-
earlier fifth
and
conven-
senator
at
lerge, party President Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez, who presided at the convention. Under the present electoral
system,
being
chosen
as
candi-
are
assur-
date at large is tantamount to being elected-to the office. Minority
parties,
by
law,
ed of a certain amount in the legislature.
bid
to
who be
last
nominated
sentative from trict at Ponce; (See
lost
as
said
a
repre-
the second disand Santiagé Page
GOP,
to
for
meet
the
inscribing
a
The inscription is still unofficial. State Department legal advisor Jose Iglesia de la Cruz
of seats
week
yesterday
deadline
party.
Renominated for representatives at large were Carlos West-
erband,
noon
legal
16)
the
department
will
announce
whether
party
officially
registered
15. Iglesia, who ceptance of the
the
until
‘not is
Sept.
supervised acpetitions, said
each petition must be cross-checked with 1960 voter registration lists.
CAP Secretary and organizer Eduardo Flores announced the names
submitted
to
the
State
P.R. Officials Fly To Capital To Discuss U.S.-D.R. Break Two
top
Commonwealth
ernment officials ington yesterday
effects
in
flew te Washto discuss the
Puerte
breaking-off
of
gov-
Rico
of
diplomatic
the rela-
tions between the U. S. and the Dominican Republic. Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio and
Under
Secretary
of State
Dr. Arturo Morales Carrion left unexpectedly for Washington at 9 a. m. yesterday. Secretary Cancio issued the fol-
lowing statement before departing: “The trip comes as a result of the rupture in relations between the
United
States
and
the
Domi-
nican Republic. We are going to discuss:in Washington the effects this could have in Puerto Rico.”
as
candidates
offices.
They
influence
in the
tern Hemisphere. lution
jindirectly hit at Cuba
for permitting
vention. A
for
Wes-
The_rego-
formal
Soviet
vote
of
interthe
20
include:
For resident commissioner: JorLuis
Cordova
Diaz,
former
Supreme Court judge and former commissioner of the Puerto Rico Baseball League.
general
litical science professor at Catholic University in Ponce, as candidate for governor. The party had to have at least 69,223 certified petitions filed by
GOP. Names Amadeo! Senatorial Candidate
missioner
ee
80,000
and
filed
candidates for public office, naming Salvador Perea Rosello, po-
party candidate for resident com-
a
from
tions The
longtime
Re ne
ment
registered election.
Republican
a
Department elective
their
For
representative
at
foreign ministers of the Or-
large:
ganization of American States (OAS) was expected
Jose L. Feliu Pesquera, repre-’ sentative to the House in 194452 and
,56, formerly
dence
of the
Indepen-
late
Party and author of Bill (See CAP, Page 16)
Catholic
Crisis
In
last
night
at
an
open
session. But last night’s vote (See OAS,
The
Page
16)
Caribbean
Three Island Governments Strain Conscience Of Church (Editor’s on
the
Note:
Catholic
general
Church
minican
situation
Republic.
fic problems An
in
persons faithful certain
Rico,
It deals
Cuba
and
with
the
the Do-
area.) +
the
in the Church of some
in this must aspects
Latia
a
to grip
Roman Catholic Church Caribbean today. The governs the spiritual life These whether
first of a four part series Caribbean.
in Puerto
RYAN is causing
of conscience
10 million
is the in the
Subsequent articles will deal with spect
each
By PAUL R. wunusual trinity
conflict
This
Church
area.
-
decide of the].
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico are anti-Christ, whether the revolutionary regime of Fidel Castro in Cuba
is
pro-Communist
and
con-
sequently anti-Church, and whether dictator
Rafael
Dominican
censured more pulpits for his
of human Cuba,
Trujillo
Republic
of
the
should
be
strongly from the 30-year supression
rights. Puerto
Rico
and
the
fore the revolution of Juarez, the
De-
minican Republic are all predominantly Catholic. The population fi-| ; gures are 6.3, respectively.
2.5
and
2.9
million,
If you include Haiti, you arrive Further comment from the government as to the nature of these at. the figure of some 10 million talks with Washington was not Catholics in the Caribbean. They ' (See OFFICIALS; Page 16) ’ ate threatened with what may. be 4
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