The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 22, 1960, Image 2

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    PACE tV/O
Rhee May Appoint
Old Foes to Cabinet
SKOUL, Korea (-P) President Svngman Rhee was re
ported vest today to be eunsideiing some of his old political
too, lot Cabinet posts in an effort to still the rising opposi
tion demands for r r >v r nationwide elections.
I'hne also was a cal! for Lee ’Kipoong, vice piesident
jelect. to quit Lee, a member of
ißhec's Liberal party, was named
'vice pie.sident in the- March elec
tions to take' office Aug. 15 This
week's bloody upi u-mg again.-d the
rovoi nment stem m e d from
charges lliat the voting was
i lgyed
Venezuelan
Rebel Chief
Still Free
CARACAS, Venezuela f.T*»
Lender of Venezuela's vest-pork-l
et iovolt fif'd to the hills vester-'
dav piusued hv soldiers and peas
ants Two leaders were reported
tapl tiled he neo.sanfs wielding
machetes, but the rebel chief still
].-> at laige ;
Late reports indicated the up
iismg at San Cristobal was
launched hv a few comonatois
under Jose Mai 10 Castro Leon, an
ambitious ex-poneial in the air
lmce. His hand slipped anoss the
houlei Wednesdav from netgh
borine Colombia
With the collapse of the levolt,
the leadeis took flight for the
bolder, now sealed on both sides
bv Colombian and Vcv'rue'an sol
don s
Repmtsjrom San Ciislobal said
peasants, blandishing their razor
shaip machetes, seized ex-Col,
Juan de Dios Moncada Vidal, one
of Castio Leon's top aides and
Id 11 Beinahe Serrano, a young
oil leer who joined the lebels Cas
tio Leon got a wav
The lebels evidently lioperi to
set up such a mekus in San Ctis
lobnl. an isolated provincial cap
it.il, that the rest of the counti.v
would ttrnk a hut uprising was
under wav and tom it
Crowds of citizens attacked the
lebels, then soldiers defected, and
riesiclent Ronnilo Betancourt rai
led such a wave 'if papula: sup
port that the revolt was crumbling
within hours.
Harness Racinq Dispute
Intensifies in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (,Vi - The hot
isputo over legalized harness
icing m Allegheny C'ountv is got-
ng tintl l-1
FuP-pago advoi li.emont-. ap
poaied m community newspapers
aiound Pittsburgh urging defeat
of the icfeiendum They were
bought hv a gioup of Piotestant
clergymen from Pittsburgh’s West
End
Turnpike Conspirators
PHILADELPHIA (Ti The 1
convictions of four men accused
of conspu mg to defraud the Penn
sylvania Turnpike Comirussion of
SI!P-_' million were upheld yester
d,i\ hv the State Supreme Court
It was a 5-2 decision.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Kim Chun-Yun. leader of the ,
Unity parly, a splinter group
of former democrats, said he I
had told Rhee that Lee should
step down. This was the first 1
public suggestion that only the
vice presidential election be
held again. Rhee was unopposed
in being re-elected president.
In anotiiei attempt to quiet
cnticism of South Korea both at
home and abroad, National Po
lice Director Cho In-Koo asked the
public to write him any reports of
police brutality or mistreatment
of demonstrators who staged a
near iovolt this week in Seoul and
other maior cities
Nearly 1,000, mostly students,
Aveio shot. The martial law com
miand announced iljat 125 were
.killed in Seoul and elsewhere. It
asked that other deaths he report
ed to authorities.
j Seoul and other Korean cities
i remained under martial law. All
1 were reported quiet.
—The area of land under irri
gation for agiiculture in Tuikey
has increased 300 per eent since
1950.
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LIMELIGHT ... & LOVED
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SAPPHIRE
"SUPERIOR” N.Y. Post
Huge Satellite j Kennedyßipsßeligiouslssu©
Tn T&cf&rl ' WASHINGTON - Sen. nantlv Protestant West Virginia.
IO DC ! CbICU , T , „ 1 . /n A Tnc , \ KennedVs religion has become an
WASHINGTON (T*i —US J ° ln * ' Kennec - (_l . is-,ue m the campaign preceding
space" scientists vwJl try next ripped into the religious issue the May 10 primary.
■ month to place a balloon-type vcstcrctijy with the as.->eition, Kennedy, man emotion-charged
satellite, tall as a 10-storv build- that he is not “a Catholicitalk that kept the editors listen
. , , , r , nfl , , „ Unc mtentlv, ticked off a long list
my, into oimt 1.000 nines aboie candidate for president ;of reasons' why he said his Cath
the earth 1 Fo51olvln „ Kennedy to the plat-'olicism should not handicap his
| The National Aeronautics and befoT .; the ATne ‘ncan Society !bid for the presidency.
Space Administiation announced’ Fditors Sen Hu- 1 He got rousing applause when
the tiv will be made on May 5 i -ip he ended
, ~ . bert H Humphrey (D -Minn ) ae-
from Cape Canaveral, Ha. nounced those who hate injected
The satellite is intended as the-pepgjon in to the Democratic pres
toierunncr of a senes designed to idential nomination contest
piovicle rapid, sure-fire, long- Humphiev said he doesn t want
range communications spanning to be nominated by anti-Catho.ic
oceans and continents. votes and wouldn’t want to be
: The satellite will serve as a president if that meantJus paitv
1 type of reflector against which ra- would be split m a c
,dio signals can be bounced back OVOI sects.
forth among stations on the Humphrey, a Congregationalid.
earth. is battling predomi-
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ENJOY THE VIEW
WHILE YOU'RE EATING
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from Route 322 while eating your favorite
sandwich or short order. Truly a culinary
innovation for State College.
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Route 322 North
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