The San Juan Star (Sept. 13, 1960)

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Across New England S. J. Weather r

Bureau’ Eyes

New

BOSTON

Storm

(AP)—Hurricane

Donns,

treacherous spawn of the Caribbean 2a, raged into New England last night after the Middle

battering

states.

Atlantic

The storm’s force was reported still strong, with winds up to 90 miles per hour along a 120-mile front from

Connecticut

to

New

Hampshire. Killed by the storm were 13% persons, 20 of them on the mairy land and most of the remainder ia

Puerto

Rico.

Estimates

flicted rida

of

from rose

the

end to-

damage

to end

nearly

in

of Flo

$1

billioa

making it the most destructive storm in that state. But as a killer it fell short of other great hurricanes. The death toll ia Florida stood at eight. Weather experts, in marking its prior passage from Virginia to New York, called Donna one of the most dangerous hurricanes ever’to strike

that

HURR, CANE

LASHES

the rotks along

U.S. EAST

the coast by winds

COAST—This boat was om of many anmak onto from

hurricane Donna. Two

chusetts

the mercy of the waves. (AP Photo)

In

Ignores

YS

ion ow we Issues Fy

ARTHUR

EDSON

HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy last night told

Protestant

ministers

‘he believes

in absolate separation of church

and state, with no Catholic prelate telling a: Catholic President: how act. A@ the same time, Kennedy said, he believes in an America where. no Protestant - minister tells: his congregation for whom the congregation should vote.

Sunday

in

Republicans

Ponce

that

the

have not taken

a stand on the religion in politics issue arising from the

Christian

Action

Party

movement. “We of

maintain

separation

of

the state

principle and

reli-

gion but that does not mean that the state an be an enemy

He

Party’s

Gives GOP Stand added that the Republican

stand

on

religious

in-

Catholic,

in predominantly Protestant (See KENNEDY, Page 21)

struction isnot unconstitutional. (ee FERRE, Page 21) -

is

a Roman

are

all

(Nixon Terms

Major Issue World Peace By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—Richard

of religion. The state should not beliefs,” Ferré said.

The Republican nominee embarked

sterm.

more

thaa

11 public

schools -sur-

by flooded streets.

politan. New York area. (See DONNA, Page 21)

make it difficult for parents to give their children religious’ education in . their respective

struction is that timeoff from public school for religious in-

Kennedy

and

Ferré branded as “untrue” tne charge by Gov. Mufiog

of the

city,

Hospitals were placed on emergency basis throughout the metre-

to conduct the Popular Party political campaign.

they

York

from

rounded

By A. W. MALVONADO

because

in advance

New

cuated

Luis A. Ferré, Statehood Republican Party gubernatorial candidate, attacked the Mujioz administration yesterday on charges it has abandoned its governmental duties have no executive government in Puerto Rico today YSlors Ferré said.

a well-in-advance

2,000 pupils were successfully eva-

s Job For Politicking “We

But

States of emergency had been declared for Rhode Island and Massa-

fishermen, who fled

this eraft in Biscayne Bay, Miami, salvaged their fishing gear but left the boat to

Ferre: Munoz

area.

alert kept damage and loss of life te a surprisingly low level.

presidential on eight

weeks of campaigning—the grand

Rivera Santos Says Island Needs NoCattle- ‘Airlift Halted By

WALTER

S.

PRIEST

STAR Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON-The Air Air Fo Force yesterday shelved plans tp airlift dozens

of

cattle

to

after Commonwealth the

livestock

farmers

was

Puerto

Tattier ject

(See

Rico

not

needed

by

on the flood-battered

is-

Heifer

Pre

Darby,

Pa.,

Upper

AIRLIFT,

Page

+

5

-

Go To Polls

land.

National Red Cross headquarters said that Commonwealth Secretary of Agriculture Luis Rivera Santos told its representatives in Puerto. Rico he coud not in ‘good Seeatonee accont: Kae pal ele Mitra: tanlas informed Red Cross officials that the floods in the wake of hurricane Donna struck hardest at urban areas such as Humacao. He said farm areas were not as hard hit, a headquarters spokesman reported.

yesterday of

Hurricanes

officials said

finale of his drive for the White House. He said every state is a tonio Fernos Isern said a survey ~~ battle ground and there is! but a indicated the island lost about 240 head of dairy cattle. {

(See NIXON, Page 21)

Inc.

day

recently

Nicelas

Al-

“Keep your fingers crossed,” Higgs said, ‘this is an election year.” A look at the record of hurricanes in Puerto Rico reveals that they occur enly on eleo

tion

years.

1928—San Felipe. 4932—San_ Ciprian.

1956—Santa Clara 1960—Saa_ Lerenze

(Betsy). (Donna),


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