TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1959
Ike to Gie
le
Nationwi
Talk on
WASHINGTON (JP)
dent Eisenhower will
to America Thursday
operation at home to p
the world peace slim
hopes to create in
nation tour
The appeal, which will
wised nationwide, will im
ly precede his departure
goodwill journey.
Announcing plans for a 15-min
ute talk beginning at 7:15 p.m.
Thursday, White House press
Secretary James C. Hagerty said
the President will discuss his trip
abroad and such domestic issues
as the court-suspended steel
Etrilte.
"The President will talk about
the need for stronger coopera
tion among the several groups
that make up the American
economy so that the nation's
progress toward peace may be
insured and enhanced," Hag
erty said.
There are indications /hat Ei
senhower will again urge indus
try and the Steelworkers Union
to settle their dispute to prevent
resumption of the strike when the
court injunction expires Jan. 26.
Hagerty said Eisenhower's dis
cussion of the 22,000-mile trip will
center around "the strengthening
of cooperation among those coun
tries in pursuit of their own se
curity and progress in the attain
ment of world peace with jus
tice,"
In a session lasting only an
hour the President sketched brief
ly his plans for some of the 30
speeches he will make during his
round of visits to European, Asian
and North African countries.
No Golffor Ike Abroad
WASHINGTON (IP) Presi
dent Eisenhower has no plans to
play golf during his Dec. 3-22
goodwill mission abroad, the
White House said yesterday.
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Military Tribunals
Resumed by Castro
PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba (RP) : activity. The prosecutor is
a de
mandingsix the death penally for
—Cuban military tribunals re-I
sumed operations yesterday 1 Del Pino, who once helped!
with two U.S. citizens in the smuggle arms to Castro's rebels,!
I :was captured in a gunfight last!
prisoners' dock and facing July when his plane apparently i
tried to pick up Cubans wanting
prosecution demands for the to escape the country.
death penalty. I Police called him the leader of!
Presi
appeal
Or co
•omote
•te he
h .n 11-
After more than 500 executions, , the counterrevolutionary "White
the military tribunals were dis-illose" organization. But his wife
continued four months ago, but said the organization was the
now have been reinstated to deal anti-Communist movement of the
with Prime Minister Fiedel Cas-' Americas.
i
tro's opponents. , The prosecutor demanded the
121021
ediate
on the
On trial in the theater of regi- death penalty, too, for Young,
mental headquarters here were:who was born in Indianapolis,
Frank Austin Young, 38„ of Mi-ilnd., and Fernando Pruno Bertot.
ami, Fla.; Peter John Lambton 24, former Cuban student at Co
-24, of Nassau, Bahamas, who h as ilumbia University in New York
been described as both a British! l Thirty-year prison sentences
citizen and naturalized American;were asked for Lambton and the
and 37 Cubans on charges of hom-i36 other defendants Among the
icide and conspiracy against the;Cuban defendants were two
revolutionary government. 'women.
A second military tribunal I The prisoners, who ranged in
was scheduled in Hav Ana last !age down to a boy of 15, sprawled
night, with Rafael del Pno, 33, !about the courtroom casually as
of Miami, a naturalized Ameri- i the trial opened. They wandered
can, and five Cubans on trial on about talking and borrowing ciga
charges of conterrevolutionary irettes.
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Churchill Sees 85th Year ;Police End Traffic Jam
LONDON 01 -- Sir Winston! SOMERSET, Pa. (JP) State
Churchill refused to act his age : police finally broke up one of
yesterday and celebrated his 85th:the worst traffic jams in the his
!birthday with the vigor of a manitory of the Pennsylvania Turnpike
!many years his junior, early yesterday, almost 14 hours
I He downed a hearty lunch and after it started.
topped it off with brandy. Despite At one time vehicles—which in
a cold damp day, he then went eluded buses and tractor-trailers
off to the House of Commons—l—were backed up nearly 20 miles
and moved it to cheers. He even atthe Allegheny Tunnel, 12 miles
made a speech. east of Somerset.
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS Overnight Christ
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Cabin.
Trip to Hershey to see the ICE CAPADES
in February.
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