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212

THE

DAILY

NEWS,

ST.

JOHN'S,

NFLD.,

FRIDAY,

SEPTEMBER

23,

1960

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Maps

Program

For

Outer

Congolese

March

Space

And

Disarmament~

,?,~~::~~~~~·~t~~~~~,"~~:~·me

I .\rnw

"stron~man"

Cnl.

.lll>rph

~Jnhntu

complainerl

that

!he

'JH

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'i.

---{'P-Prr~irlrnt

}:isrnhowrr

,,.;~

Thur·ll•' nrw

I'OIIIItl'lr•

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must

l<rpt

onl of

II•~

t'•1lri

\\';tr

tlll'il

"Hpio,hr

rmrrarn•·r Into national

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.11ut

l'h"tlrn~~d

t·ampai~n

Jll'O~rrss

11111ler

Open

New

Power

Grad

~lohi1111

hml

trnublr

ll'ith

hi>

1111'11

r;hanaian

forces

ll'rn•

prrl'rnlin~

lroOilS

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the

lmdnl arrest

I.umnmha ·

Sei'N<ll

hundrf'cl

un;n·mrrl

l'nn-

:11.

,till

holrrl

:he

official

t!ole~c

>nldirl's

marc

1r1l

~lo-

rc~1~lrner

thf'

pl'L•micl'

dr.,pil~

h11111's

home

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l'OIItrihution

that

'he

so-called

non

commit!

Clhllltrie~

can

11101kc

tnll'al'd

the

hc:temwnt

intcrnatiollill rclatious."

Hnd

\rw

Rrun~wick

was

opened

o!ficiulh· here

Thm·sdal·

nnd

the

enntinuin~

<'on~olt•-r

>oldil't's

unrl

hal'r

oh<':,c•l

ordrr;: I

1 1

cri~i".

tht·

::n-~·rnr-old

,\lohlllu

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arc hdna

kid~cd

both

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l'PI'ea

I'd

131

th~

S7.01JIJ.OOO

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YlJ!tli.-l'lliil'r

;!rat>ple

with

drmoustrator to

rrmu1·e

him

from

outbreak

w•otr

the l'nitrd Xatinns l'laza herr Sept.

~Oth.

lncictents such

this one krpt

twlire

Jn"Y

all

day

lhry

son~llt

prrnnt

a major disturbant'r. 8y nightfall

four persons

harl

hern an·e,led, hut

rme

was

~eriously

injured.

.,ll'.

:f.

:::rn:1-..:h

i.011L"l'l'll'tl

l'ltort,

tl·.-·~··

~i.l:

:.,n, C:lll

clli·~C'

o:f

com-

p:~·

.~~-~

in <.'T.l:nnt•nt..:.

tlw~·

ran

::· r the

~wtr

wnrlrl

a wrlt·omr

1t':-~•

:i1!rrnatiotwl

l'rlation~

...

Will!

!.II

-\llE ItS

ll'rs~im:

lor

•

wil:tdrcl\\'~11

~idl'~.''

p1·oject

alre;ul)·

has

been

used

<;hanaian

wtcl

(luinra 1 'nitcd :\a- :\ll'anwhilr.

\lohuln rlaimrd

avert

poll'el'

short

a~c

.'icw

· lion;

lt'1H'I''

from

the

l'nnao.

1locumcnts

"link<'il''

Communists.

<' . ,

...

Brunswick.

l'''

(' ·

· p · 1 t

r:tZII.tn

,-ol'clgn

·'nus

er,

Premier

Roher!

!..

Stanlirhl

Rut

w:JS

sat<

·'

t'llll

u .nmcan,

~11!

wna s

rrs11

llorat·tn I.afcr

aJ>pcaled

lnr

:-;

Scotia

announced

that tnu,s-

not

oltil'ialll·

rrcPil~

:\Johutu's

1\ll'ame

:\ k I'll m

a~.

1\a~aruhu

\'nitecl

\'ations-st>Oiborcd

tonier·'·

...

line'-

the

nrad

hu,:e

pullout

<lrni;md

unit•,,

w:t.<

named

Premir1·

.Jnsrpl1

!len

,pok~

<'lll'e

set

Ufl

H program

di·

~~;~·~:~ed

sl:ICI!

Au~.

send

counter .

si~nrd

Prr<itlrnt

.Jo-

out

\\'rclnrsday

night

the

sub-

\1'1'1

1~1oney

~arn_m•;kecl

f~r

arm~.

steam-~enerMed

clc~l.'icity

from

s\•nli

1\a>lll'llhu.

ieet

of~

pos.>ihlr

rup'ut·e

l'on-

qtnlo

rund

a1d

!'c~nom1cs.

:'\o\'a

Scotia

relicrc a

shortu~~

An~

~lohntu.

1rhn

h;"

i!>kt•d

~obr

diplomatic

relation.<

with

unclcrclcnlnpccl

c_ountnc.s..

caused

low

water level,

adminiH•·atil

commi."ion

run

(;Jwna

and

Guint•a.

•

.•

J;,pn~e~c.

For<>~gn

_~hlllsler

:Xew

Brunswick

hrdro

plan!~.

thr

cnuntt·:·.

has

>ustl('tHll'd

1:\a>a·

111'11

.said

an.1·

step

tl*

ro!ihre •

Zentaro !\osaka ptoposed that

\\'

:'\

Wickwil'c

l'icc·PI'Csidcnt

nthu.

would

serimt,

and

would

rP-

the

11-meml>el'

security counctl-

· ·

:'\

L""ht

~Johutu

drmatlllt•d

thr r\it

quire cnrrful t'nnsideralion.

lormed

1!145

when

memher·

p c

ta.d

OOAa~~

the

Gltanai<lll

vm!

Guinean

troop.;

llflii'CIW,

the

strength

hi>

. l t

·o

l •nlar""d.

ower

ompany, sal · ' d 1 r

t t I I t

~·1

t I

111

was

lOll

o -

•

.,,

Kilowatt

hours

cnernv hare e

ne.>l

m·

a.IN a

"t'

.lt•

rr-

emrn was

somrw

11(1\\'

that

the

Asscmblv

totals

hcen

pml'idcd

far.

c~ough

po1·td dbt·m·cn·

Plot

h)·

the

fact

th:~l

hr.

too.

ha~

hrrn

uwmbers.

counting

13.

new

Alri·: supply

town

000

for

tl\·o

conntn"'

rr'tot·r

ratn~~

:'_l~'Pend~rl

.\lohutn.

l'iln

countries

and

C,l'prus,

Portugese

Vessel

Loss,

Flash

Fire

Engulfs

Ship

Port11guc>e

fishing trawl- a

~oiJd

ca!t-h

hari

the

\'C'Srl

<hnrl

rircuit, spread ,xcrp·

('1'.

:tlmn.<t

cqmplrlc·ly loaded

ht•cn

ahle

return

with

tionally fast and rnguUcd the

wil

fish

for

th~

Portu~uesc

1ts

home

port.

rick

ship which

~ank

!oon

market,

was

rlr>troyrd and

>ank

There wcrr

rrewmrn adct' the fire broke out.

~·esterday

fnllowi!ig

a flash fire

1boat·d

the Condr,ta,·el

and

rr- Fircfighting efforts wert

im·

The

.-\sscmhty·~

21-country

ye1~hl'.

. 's

....

,·n·

'll'.ll"h"d u s

s • h

. 'tt n

•h'ch

p poller

"''

. , , t

s ecrmg

comn11

I · l

1·

\' B n ane

l.rw'

''"~

Cani!du

a member,

was

...

in.

sys

.em

e C

.ru_

·'· u

O:l,rr ne1rlopment.• Thursday:

pre>cnt~d

t;xlernal

Affair~

:WICk

E cclnc

Power

ommt~sto~

• • b

1...

L.-l'n.WII

>poke

tl•t•

l-ith

r.rnda~

.-\.-<rmhll·

hrf1•re

many

··

110rlcl's

lril!lcr~.

includin~

1'•• :

,.;r,·-

rommtmi-t

coun-

".;

\\'hi1"

tt"kin~

Ru~~ia

rr·

"'mr

di<armament

ne~oliations

l•1<•-:rn

off

tllP

communist

~·rit

GcnC'\'3.

~omr

month~

n~o.

"•

onrt'

~~nin

rleclarcd that

di~·

11rm:m1fnt

·can

n n t

hrou~ht

111oo

:hrou~h

word,

and

prorn·

:a•1~a-{lr

without

mulual inspec·

,\JI lhc crew wrrP sa\'ed. porls said the;:

lta1l

time only ro>sibie. according

reports

The \'Cssrl. Condcstal·cl,

harl

scramble into the dories

1hr !lame5 spread'

fa5t.

been

the Banks lishinr: for

picked

others, nearby· This

an unfortunate

lO!is

the past several

weeks.

was

Portugurse fishing cralt. . lor the Portuguese crewmen-

rcpm1etl that the ship

had'

The fire. believcrl

ha1·e

fishermen

it means the

Joss

taken

140,000

pounds

fish-~

started

the engine

room

with ·

~ummcr·~

fishing.

••

,·nent

T1'lo

Yu~oslal'ia

:\linistcr

G1-een

bc~nn

meetings :to. meet

the

de':"and.•

P<lPrt

•

' ' " f th

m•lls

Dalhous1e

and

Bathurst,.

fo:Jowed

EL<cnhowrr

the ros·

the

agenrla

!or the

com·

:\B

Str·a·Itge

Subs

trum

and

the

:\loscow

•

defyin;:

ing

session, !

LONG

DROUGIIT

The

shortllge

was

cau~cd

the,

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e R

•1

;summer's

prolonged

drou::ht.·

S'd

h ' T H

T lk

which

reduced the water

flow

\1'.-\S\11\GTO\'

'.\Pl

The

tnct

ant!

siglltcd a ''heal'\' wake" I e

0 0 a s

aJor

Ways

the

St.

John

ril'cr

the

lowc~l

l'nitcd Stales

\~1·y

Thursd~y

rr· leading

from

a partiaily

sub·

level

years.

ported

sighling

one

'tnd

pi'Obably

·merged submnrinc,

the

~m·y

:-Jew

Brunswick

power

spok·

two

submarines

opm1tin~

near

>aid.

:\E\\' \'OR!\ , AP' _ A

nine-

I .esman said,

"I!

hadn't

been

lor a nu»ii!n tanker

and

tug

ahout

The

;mnounccment

said that

vc:n·-old

girl a ,-isitor

(rom

Ven-

Constl•tutl·on

tage'

Out

'the

p·id

wonldn't

h:l\'c

hl'('n

400

mileli

rast

C'i!!X'

Racr.

afl<'r

the

patrol

pl:tne

pa.<>ed

·t·zuela,

died' Thm:;clav-a

·ictim

able

supoly

all

the

power

the

:'\fld.

m·er.

the

submarine

quickly

sub-

thr

ten>ion

that

.'ws

gripped

1 paper plants needed."

mcrg~d.

York

with

the

adYent

the.

The

official

openin~

look

plat'!'

Tlw

.'i~htin~'-

,,·hich

thr

\;a\'1'

Ahm1t

5'1

hour:;

later. earl;;.

1:,111

l"nited

'.1:

tions

General

As-

OTT.\

\VA

1('('1

_ A

new

at· jcct

reopened.

:at

nearbv

Onslow,

where

suh-

rlcsnilled

"positil'e."

lrcr~

\l'edncsil~y

moming,

~he

l'.S.

pa·

<rmblv

session.

She

died

hos-

tempt-first

,-~ars-lo

put

Canada still must

seek

!egisla·

R,·

ROBEIIT

Rlet:

miftt•tl

the

way

the

Commis-

station connects

hi~h-tension

line-'

tn<1de

hi'

\'I'

patrol plan'

trot

pl<mc

saw

snorkel .

~ita)

~flcr

being

hit

a stray Canada

.<ole

control

its

ow,,

til·e action

the

l.:nited

Kina:·

C'anadian

prrss Stall Wrltrr

~ion's

revised schedule af!ects .

;.unnin~

from

control

ccnlres

flyinJ:

I;I'CI'

the·

Gr1ntl

Bani"

hre<~thtng

tnhe

a suhmanne

htlllct

firtcl

durin;!

cla,;h

he-

constitutiou

~.I

launched

dom

Parliament

for

any

conslitu-

OTL\\\'.\

ICP•

- Canada's I

hem.

The

commission

ordered the

:'\r~l'

runs

\1'

i c k

t::lectt'ic

a1·ea

the

nnrtllllcst .\llantic

:1hout

miles

astern

the

tan-

tween

Cuban

factions. frderal-pro

·inci:

t talks

here

Oct.

change

matters

involv-

maJor ra•lwars

sta~rd

Thursda.~

the change

hid

1\'l'ap

up.

Pow~r

Commission.

Tuesday

oml

Wcctne~da~·.

ket·.

.-\

helicopter. apparenll)' · b

r d 1 " d .

·ncial

b h · 6

and

m;:

o c era

pro1

"hat

appearrrl

a "walkout'' its

in,·c~ti~alion

y C

r1slma~.

knoll'"

h:we

hern

carried

:\fa~dalina

l'rdmw

C:ll'a·

The

goal

find

ray

jurisdictions.

from

the

public

hearin~:s

the

The

inquiry

now

its

second

ahont

midni~hl

'l'uesdal',

;~board

thr Rus,ian tanker.

was

eas

was

the

hct·k

•dnr~-

amending

the

constitmion

can-

BROKE

TRADITIO:\

Transportation

Royal

Commi~sion.

year.

A.pprOVeS

the

\m·y

said, a

P2V

'-icl?tlllic

hover

in~

about

200

feet

abore

the

tla!'

she

Jiu

ched

with

her

ada

without

rrfcrcncc

the

Brit-

~lr.

Lesage,

breakin)!

"·ith

tht

con~ider

the ellect

the

Com·

SEEK

FISISII plane reported a l'mlar contact

wate1·

and

some

400

!ect

from

-cnts

a restaurant.

ish

Parliament.

policies

Quebec's former

Un·

mi>>ion·s

new

hurry-up schedule.

"We

are extremely anxiou,

ahout

four

mib

cast

the

So1·-

the

protruding snorkel.

announcement Thursday •

ion

\'alionale gvernment,

told

Informants indicated that the

~ct

this

whole

thin;:

tmd

DeCI•S•IOn

iet tanker

Kokand.

The

:'lim-y

s;~id

the

.•ubrnarinr

from

.Justice

~!inister

Fulton's

or-.

the

July conference tilis situation

CPR

will

'lay

away

from

to·

finish

Christmas," said i

The

American

piHne

mad~

a dil'ed and disappeared

upon

the

llun~ari;m

rrlu'''e

carr~·im(

lice

said

and

attorneys •

gen-

\ ''is

anomaly

and

vestige

nay's hearing

but

that the

pub-

Commission

Chairman

searchlight

run

astern

the

con-

approach

the

American

plllne.

·a

rifle

in,

a case

hut·

ammuni-

era!

the

pro

·inces

will

meet,

coloniali~m

that

not

accep!·

licly-?wned

C:oiR

mny

ret~rn.

'~lac

Pherson

Regina,

announc-1

TORO:'>/TO

ICPi

- J.iberal

-----

----

-- ·

··

....

·-

--------

lion

was

arrested ncar

the

Pres-

then

"with a

yiew

arril'ing

at,

able."

Railway

spoke~mcn

declmed

ing

the

new

agenda,

"We

cannot I Leader Lester

Pearson

said

r---------------------,

idcnt

Eisenhower's motorcade. a basis

tor

the

domiciling

the

The

last attempt

find

comment

~n.

the•r

~bsence

!rom i please everybody

a~d

prob-

; Thursday

heartily

3ppro1·cs

I I

was

char~cd

alien

Canadian constitution

Can-

method

altaininJ!

full

auto·

the

Comt~usston

sesSI_?n.

~ut

C~R

ably

ple~se

nobody.

, 'Prime Minister Diefenbaker's

de-

B B • f illegal

pOS'e~sion

the

rifle.

.ada.''

nomy

ronstitutional

matter~

I'IC!'·presldent !an Smclalr said: . :\lr. Smclair

complamed

that '

cis

ion

meet labor lmfincss and I r e e z y r I e s I

Com·ening

the

conference I

was

made

1950,

that time,

considering

position

the

new

schedule means

the

other

lcad~rs

dis~uss

Canada's 1 1

was

agreed

last July's led-: the provinces

11greed

con·

the

li~ht

_the

order and;

railw~ys

will

lore~~

~ross-

mounting unemployment. 1

Cuban

Premier

Fidel

C'aslt·o

eral-prol'incial fiscal

conference~

stitutional amendment openinl

awamn::

mstr.uchons.

. ,

ex.ammc

key

~ra1r1e

Witness.

The

unemployment

problem

held

impromnlu press

confer-

a£ter

Quebec's newly-elected Lib-: the

door

the

present program

The

two

ratlways-parhcularly I

Wllhout

adequate lime

prepare

was

the

problem

e\'cry level. L r

encc

while

ate

steak

the·,

el',"l

Premier Jean

Lesa!!e

made

'-1

unirersal Ieder

old

age

pen·

r· t I d

CPR

th'

---------------------

' " v 1

e P

y-owne

- arc

Clr

ques

Ions.

ol government

and

could

not

HEAP

RIG

CIIIEF talking

alluut

the

:'\ew

York

dinin~

room

his

hotel.

told

a surpris proposal that

the

sub-,

sions

all

o1·cr

70.

--·-·

·--

---··

blamed

the

federal I:OI'CI'Il·

SIOUX

FALLS.

S.D.

tCPI-

anli.

Khrushchev

dernonsll·a-

reporters

who

~sked

Cuha

------

---

Talks

Leave

•r

ment

alone,

said. Senator

.John

Kennedy,

lions.

:dominat~d

c~mmnnist.s:

PLAN

WORK

CAMPS

, Democratic prcsidenlial can·

"One

said:

The

problem

would

not

didate, has stated

his

policy

"lf

1·ou

want

know

ahout

soi1'Cd

just

pushing

o!(

on~

cowboy

. and-Indian

mov-

'The

Americans frighten '

Cuba,

there.

E1·erybody

free

Soccial

Committee

a Royal'

ies.

me!

should

never

·e

Cuba

come

and

the~·

. . •

Commission,

~lr.

Pea1·son

said.:

Ken

ned\'

was

dubbed

Chief

allowed

them

independence.

wp·,~>PI~.,.

tnl~nud_.!ng

spies

and

new,;

0 N

D·

FEN

( E

S-1

T E S

ncertalnty

Dc!inile action

must

taken, I Eagle

hci·e

ednesday

"'They're

obviously

not

" , '

· i such as a

plnn

lor

the

re-training :

was

enrolled as

honorary l'eady

!or

if.' "

;

workers

make the labor I member

the

Sioux

Indian

Castro confirmed that Sadri

Ioree more nexible

the lace'

nalion

member~

South

'Premier Khrushrhr

had

ar-

Jl,\\'E

~lciN1'0SH

Officiall1',

howe1·er,

neither the

R,·

-~L,\N

HAR\'EY

what

took

place

the

two·day

'ol expanding automation. : Dakota's

eight

resel'\'ations.

COSFLICT

cerled

his

inl'ilalion

1-i.,it

(

an~dla~

Press Stall Writer meeting

finance

ministers. 1 :

"When

looking

west-

Cuha,

but

said

date

had

hern

canmiian

J>r~ss

stalf Writer .

defence

deparlmenl

nor

the army

OTTA\\'A

tCP1-The

~ir

turned had

an,·

comment.

under·

blue

Thut·sday

the

'tdenre

de-

>!nod

that

the

rlefence

depart·

partment.

ment

ha<

not

yet

formally agreed

th~

plan.

LO\DO:<;

•CPI-Seldom has.

One

paper

~a>'s

the

meeting

has

The

l!ovemment

also

must

Joo~

erns

from

now

on,

I'm

going

~EW

YORK

<APl

Di·

~eetmg

Commonwealth

mm·

·revealed "unexpectedly strong ,

finding

new

mar\tets ·abroad:

ch~et·

fo1·

our

side,''

plomacy

lakes

some

peculiar

lsters I e f I

altcrmath

opposition

any

closer

Britisi1

and

keep

eye

immigration

told

Chief

Kills·in-Sight,

who

turns.

~rP~t~1·

uncertamt~·

than

the

one

. approach

Europe." . quotas

relation

unemploy-

presented

him

with

war

' President Eisenhower's

de-

held

111

Lon~lnn

th1s

week.

Anothe~

paper, apparently

ment.

bonnet.

parture

motorcade

from

The

reacllon

amon·~

~elegntcs

1.!lat

contradiction, says

the

min·

------

the

Waldorf

Astoria

hotel

has

left

ohsPrvers

d1v1ded

and

isters agreed

durin~

their

meet-

Mr.

Pearson, questioned at a·

:-;or

READY

lor

the

United

Nations,

wa.~

wonderm~.

i~gs

that "there

need

lor Brit· press conference, said that

LOi<lDON

(APl-This

Jet.

delayed eight minutes

Thur~·

The

dillcrencp

emphusis can ·am

associated

with

the

cut

immigration

was

found

ter !rom a reader appeat'cll

day

there

would

seen

two

,·arying

a~counts

i European

Common

Market."

neccssar~

should

only

for

the B

\'en

g Standard

possible

conflict

wilh

another

-·

---

---------

ECO:SOM!C

UNITY

the

durattOn

the

(!resent

unem.

Thursday: motorcade carrying S o

e t

1'111-:

COUSTRY

PARSON

lor

the

communique,

it says ployment crisis. I

overheard

two

women

, Premier

Khrushchev.

·-

the ministers

recognized

the "im.

---------------

------------

portance"

political and eco· 1

·~ct.

Police

IISiimated

11t,1t

12:;.000

Rea;on:

The

justice deparl-

B.\D

FOR

:\TORAI.E

:'\ew

Yorkers turned

out

wei-

ment's

plans

esl

>hlish

work

~om•

official' nP;ntained that

come

Eisenhower.

Attct

addt·ess·

camps !or minimum ,ecnrity

pris-

lite

p1:csence

pd:;oner

wor!•

ing

the

l:"i.

the

President

was

oners

some

defence

sites. camps

or near

d('!er.ce

estab- .

host

at a

luncheon

for-18

reprc

Camp

Pctawawa.

Ont..

100

lishmenls

wotlld

l:e

bad

for

mo-

. sentati1·es

the !.alin American

miles

west

here.

and

Camp, rale.

Wh·cs

armed

forces

per·

nations~not

including

Castro.

Ga"elown

central

•;ew

Bruns-·

sonnel

would

alarmed at

the

•

the

afternoon

met

,,•ith

l'arious 'wick

were

mentioned

justice! possibility

prisoners

the

; heads

state. , department olficials

two

PO'·

loa.'

_ • . . .

siblc

1 o

cat

ion~

for

the

wor~

.Justtce

department

o!ftcmls

d1s·

......

nomic

unity

Western

Europe. L d

And

that

wording

was

followed

on on

only

upon

Canadian insistence.

e11rlier

draft made it

sound

Tenants

Battle Police

camps. counted

th_is.

They

satd the

work

camps

",Just

tel

one

tlw,;e

prisoners '

would

completely divorced

escape

and

they'll

have

the

Pro-

!rom the defence establishments.

"Chaneing your

ways

is like

a fir! Betting

married-the

long·

it'• put off the

leSI

likely it

bappe~~."

I as

though

the

r~st

the

Com-

monweallh

had

given

the

United

Kingdom

blank

cheque

ahead

and

join

the

Common

Yost

Corps

and

probably

e\'ei'Y

-,------------

other soldirr

the

vicinily

look-

,..,....,.

F"'F"'~.,.,••·

Market.

ing

for

him.'' splutterrd

one

of-

ricer.

.JACK

GREAVES

• ,o!

St.

Pancras

qortiHcntral:rush

rcinforcemenls and

Cill'l'y!

pouring

out

their humc'

I.ONDON

!Reuters) -

Rein·

London

- swarmed

with

police

oil

the

struggling,

shouting

len-

het.r.

. . . . .

forcements swarmed 'fhursday

who

arrived

loot,

horse-

nants.

least

were

arrested. .

Entu·e

fa1mhes-n:any still m

the

seen~

a pitched battle

be-

back,

trucks, squad cars and

The

fightin~

broke

out

dawn

tl1eir

night

clothes-rushed

into

tween

pollee

and

tenants touched black marins.

when

400

"bobbies" surrounded the streets as sky rockets burst

orr

a demonstration against

One

policeman

was

beate.,l

the

apat·tmcnt

buildin~s

where

the sky heralding

the

arrival

SAN

FRANCISCO

(AP)-Nint higher rents

civic

apartment against a

wall

and

his

tunic

was

the

holdouts

- ex-paratrooper

the

police.

Plane

Crash

Alcatraz convicts

who

have buildings here. torn

orr.

Another

!ell

the

Donald

Cook,

38,

and

Arthur

languished

isolation since a Several hundred

workmen

ground

and

was

trampled

the

Rowe,

56-were

cooped

Rowe

and

his

son

were

carried'

AL'l'ADENA,

Cali!.

lAP) - A

sit-down

strike ended

Sept.

marched

five

miles

from

swelling

crowd.

separate apartments

for

days.

were

found

with

their

achiUes

Thames River construction site

another spot, three

demon-

Protected

cordons

police,

tendons superficially slashed back stave-swinging tenants

who

strators

held

policeman

while

four

baili!!s

forced

their

way

Tuesday night, associate warden repulsed

mounted

police

charges

woman

punched

his

face

until

through barbed

wire

and

stacks

Olin

Blackweli

said Thursday,

with

a barrage

eggs, fruit, struggled free,

his

lace

covered

furniture

oust

the

"rent

helleved the

wounds

were

In·

stones

and

heating

oil.

blood,

rebels."

nictcd as

-an

"attention getter"

The

scene

the battle-the

cos·

ARREST

1\IANY

But

their

~lm·m

system

soon

shoulder-high around

the

build-

plane

slammed

into

a mountain

ings

and

they

and

Cook

were

put

peak

Thursday

with

a thunderous

the

homes

neighbors.

explosion

heard

over

much

the

Weather

Sunnv,

clouding

this

e~ening.

High

57,

TEMPERATURES

Toronto ..

.. .. ..

!i6

Montreal .. ..

Moncton

Halifax

Sydney

St.

John's

......

witb

pieces

a spectacle lens. mopolltan working-class dllltrict

Police

commandeered trucks

1 brought hundreds

neighbors

When

news

Thursday's

evic

Los

Angeles

area. A

U.S.

air

lions

rca

d a 1earby rall

force

F-1().1

jet lighter, assigned

l1·einht

vard

Camden

Town,

duty

at the naval ordnance test j

abo~t

half the

t,OOO

illcn

walked

i station at

China

!,akc,

Cali!.,

wa.;

out

24·hour

protst strike. I repo1ted missing,

a..a.a.a.a.-.-.,....-.-.-

1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 15 16

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