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=the San Juan Star ITA MANEUVERS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I
No.
272
| San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, September 20, 1960
Tel 3-8400
Secend-ciajs postage paid at San Juan. Puerte Ries
DISARMAMENT
KS WITH IKE AT UN Receives Hostile N.Y. Welcome On Arrival By WILLIAM L, RYAN UNITED NATIONS (AP)—Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev may talk about disarmament with President Eisenhower at the United Nations, and thus, in effect,
‘}turn
the coming
U.N.
Gen-
eral Assembly
session
world
conference.'
summit
¢+———_—~
into a|to
The Soviet Premier and .jhis Communist bloc retinue President
tend
Eisenhower
the
should
assembly
“murderer’’ distance
os Faia
Ye
the
CASTRO WAVES TO §S UPPORTE RS—Cuban Premier Fidel fourth floor window facing Lexington Avenue'in New York, gathered outside Shelburne Hotel where he is staying. At Jimenez, head of Cuban agrarian reform movement. Others Photo)
Castro, left, waves from to greet supporters who right is Antonio Nufiez are not indentified. (AP
Castro
—Fidel
*{AP)
NATIONS
moved
the
Fournier Case| Heading For US High Court The
controversial
Castro left the Hotel Shel-+*
burne at Lexington Ave, and 37th St., where the manage-
ment reluctantly had granted accommodations
to
his party
request
U.
S.
at the
State
Castro
and
of the
Department.
The bearded Cuban premier told newsmen the hotel was
‘“Four- overcharging him—at a reported
nier case” is headed for the U.S. Supreme Court as the
rate
of
$20
per
suite
per
day—
to
rican
of the
opens
session,
Juri
make
unnecessary”
guard
all
has
Woman
murder
by
the
judgement
Supreme
Court
here.
Justice Secretary Hiram Cancio said yesterday he
R. has
instructed
Gen-
the
« Solicitor
office to file an appeal the Washington tribunal.
appeal must
with The
be filed within 30
(See FOURNIER,
Page
21)
police
protection.
shepherded
him
at
times since his arrival Sun(See CASTRO, Page 21)
has decided foappeal a U. S. appelate court’s reversal of the degree
operating
Castro has been restricted to Manhattan during his United Nations visit, in the name of security, and a heavy police
Husband Praying For Miracle
upheld
previous
He also complained about what he called “continuous and
Department of Justice in San Juan announced yesterday it first
up
cle,” says her husband
was
plant in this city in upstate New York’s Mohawk Valley.
conscious,
the
automobile
she was in was rolling over and over on the New York State Thruway. That was five years ago. Her eyes have not opened since. “Tm still hoping for a mira-
31-year-old
Doctors
worker
at
the
at the
Larry,
a
sewage
Littauer
hos
pital say that, except for. the coma, the 27-year-old mother of two is in good health. Her or-
gans function properly.
But’ the
delegation
and
welcome
him,
to
Cyrus
Eaton,
an
Ame-
who
has
been
industrialist
the
voyage
were
Janos
oa
Kadar,
Communist boss of Hungary; Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, Soviet-
supported
speeches,
chief of the Romaniaa
Communists;
Todor
Zhivkov, head
of Bulgaria’s ruling Communists, and a number of other Com-
mittee
munist
considers
the
agenda.
assembly
figures.
Evidently
referring
to
this
im
flux of Communist chiefs for the U. N. session, President Eisen-
Thursday
(See
KHRUSHUHEV,
Page
21)
State Department CAP Ruling Challenged By Luis Archilla By HAROLD Puerto
Rico’s
stickier—and
already
J. LIDIN
gluey
electoral
squabble
grew
angrier—yesterday.
At a stormy session of the Commonwealth Election Board, Independence Party delegate Luis Archilla Laugier announced he will formally request the Chief Justice of | .
the Commonwealth Supreme
For 5 Years
In Coma
CLOVERSVILLE, N, Y. (AP) —tThe last time Dolores Ruslow
waiting
to at
Baltika headed for the pier. Accompanying Khrushchev
of Czechoslovakia, is exto lose out to Frederick of Ireland, of the first day of the will be given over to for-
About 150 officials of various Communist nations were on hand
losses.
police.
and the real business begins tomorrow when the steering comthe
Harlem section of New York last night after complaining to U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold about th e “inhospitable” conditions surrounding his visit here.
some
by
for the purpose, set up a chorus of jeers for Khrushchev as the
which today
malities and ceremonial
to
back
the: pier
The Soviet-supported candidate Nosek pected Boland Most session
headquarters
his hotel
anti-Communist
held’
from
including
President Eisenhower addresdes
UNITED
set to
for-
for president
Says He’s Being Overcharged
the
critical of U. S. cold war policy. New York longshoremen, who had chartered aji excursion boat
the new session mally at 3 pm.
Angry Castro Leaves Hotel;
from
Communist
others
The Soviets, still smarting from their setback in the Congo, face a new reverse in the first day of
Bch
at
y gathering it failed
Khrushchev appeared not notice. He grinned and waved
for
“serious negotiations” on disarmament.
lest
Communis: cheer, but
demonstrators
at-
session
Khrushchev
smother boos, catcalls and cries of
arrived yesterday, to a soggy and coldly hostile New York welcome. Khrushchev at once suggested
‘|
welcome
pier. The up a
Court
only movement she makes is an occasional twitch of her eyslids and lips.
The doctors consider
medical oddity—most who suffer ‘fractures
skull, and
legs, foot
and
arms, enter
mination”
on
tus of the
Christian
her a/ty (Cap).
people of the
wrist,
to revoke the finding
of the Superintendent of Elections that the Department of State has made a “final deter
ankle |
a coma
(See WOMAN, Page 2)
die)
If
the it
the
Chief
complaint,
the
electoral
sta-
Action
Par
Justice
supports
Archilla
will
be
illegal
(See
CHARGES,
to
added,
Page 21)
the