FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1960
N. Y. Campaign !Brazil Sends 10 Pilots
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil UP)
NEW YORK UPI -New York's! ,
Con g olese—len Brazilian air force pilots
!regular Democratic organization
lwill . have the "primary r e s p o n_,are en route to the Congo to join
,sibilO• ' fur running Sen. John F. the U.N. force
et ege }Kennedy's presidential campaign
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;in the stale, his brother said to
day.
! Robert F. Kennedy, campaign;
0 ' i t i l l i z e i n c a t g l ( l ‘l; ,n ti n .
t the s I, l, •i i i e llil l i l d_i i i l t( c , , , d made iic,ic '
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• I to try to patch up differences.
• . The campaign will be conducted'
WASHINGTON VP) The"through the regular Democratic
United States esterday organization. - he said. y
I - - There will be citizens commit
;pledged aid, through the Unit-aces .11 i New York as elsewhere in ,
ed Nations to Congolese Pre- the country to supplement the'
work of the regular Democratic'
mier Patrice Lumumba to organ izat ion."
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help his strife-ridden country stir- e -
atate to Permit Sale
rive as an independent African' (
:nation. Of . 'Butterfat Products
The youthful Lumumba, who' HARRISBURG iIP) The state!
was accorded full military hon- said yesterday it would allow the,
ors, hailed the American offer as "ndill°11"1 sale of! low butterfat'
proof of sincere friendship and dairy products which now arc out
support. side of existing law
At the same time he said his
28-day-old republic would ac-
cepi aid from Russia, or any
other country, provided no poli.
tical strings were attached.
He reaffirmed the Congo's pot-;
icy of "positive neutralism" and;
said his people are not interested'
in East-West rivalry.
Lumumba outlined his views ! !
after meeting for one hour with!
Secretary of State Caristian to!
discuss the future of his nearly
bankrupt government.
In greeting Lumumba at the
airport, Herter pledged the
United States to do "all in our
power" to rush technical and
economic help to the Congo via .
the United Nations.
At a news conference afterward,!
Lumumba. obviously pleased ate
the talk, described the offer as ai
promise of "all necessary, whole-!
hearted aid." 1
He disclosed that he appealed!
to Herter to use all his influence
with the Belgian government to
pull out the thousands of troops
;sent to protect Belgian and other
Chimps Romp in Pittsburgh :European settlers. Luinu in b a
;stressed he wants Belgian forces
e
As Thirty P® icemen Chas ito evacuate even the military'
!bases that had been promised !
;them when the Congo was grant-
PITTSBURGH (?P)—A brief shot as a last resort in the in-Jed independence June 30.
iterest of public safety v.-hen they
fling at freedom ended ester- • , The State Department made
! : headed for populated areas, said, i t l
c ear Herter set no figure for
day for nine chimpanzees. Fivelßobert J. Templeton, director of; the amount of American aid.
'the City Department of Parks and'
were back at the Highlandn aid would be
Recreation. Lumumba said he was con-
Park Zoo, one slightly whoozy Then there was 'Mean Mike," 'provide without !wooed American
ulterior motives.
from tranquilizers. Four Nver e , the last of the renegades to be
caught. Police trapped him in a oeal/olboo 0 0 0 St 0
dead. garage but he put up such a
The nine chimps scurried away stubborn battle that it was al
from
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late Tuesday night across a tree subdued.
- They finally did it with tran-,,,
felled by heavy winds.
quilizers shot from a dart gun, ilr
About 30 policemen, Animal :but even then Mike caused thenip
Rescue League employes, zoo
: trouble. Mike pulled the tranqui-..,
officials and park police par- .•
ticipated in a 10-hour track- .
nzer needles out as fast as policeig,
shot them into him. but eventual-1p
down that started at dawn.
lv one got the better of him. •
Three of the chimps, hungry - --
and frightened, wandered back to Democrats swept Alaska's first ®
their home. Another was trapped state election last November. tak-1 11,
near the park and walked peace- ing the five major offices at stake!®
fully into a cage. and control of both houses of theigi
Four of the animals had to be state legislature. I=
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Belgium Warns UN
'Hands Off Katanga'
BRUSSELS, Belgium (1P) —Belgian authorities told
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold yesterday the U.N.
should keep its hands off Katanga and let Brussels and Leo
poldville decide the future of Belgian treaty bases in the
Congo.
Premier Gaston Eyskens announced these points in a
Stock Change
Aids Buyers
NEW YORK r . /1 3 i The Federal ; Kalenge, the rich, secessionist
Reserve Board yesterday reduced province in which Belgians have
margin requirements for stock; heavy investments, is an inter
purchases from 90 per cent to 70: nal matter to be solved among
per cent. This is the "down pay-; the Congolese themselves.
ment" required for buying stocks.: ; The Belgian government also
It was the first change since Oc- tot( Hammarskjold the two Bel
lobe!' 1958 when margins were:gian military bases in the Con
boosted to 90 per cent from 70'go do not concern the U.N. at
per cent. !present.
Wall Street hoped that the eas- "The bases were there be
ing of credit would rescue the fore the Congo became inde
market from the slow, gloomy de- , pendent and the bases are at
cline which has brought the av- present necessary," Eyskens
erages close to their lows for 1960. said-
Yesterday's was the 12th decline "We told the U.N. secretary
in the Dow Jones industrial aver- general . it was not by replac
age in 13 straight sessions. ing one garrison by another i.e.
Th e mar k e t ad vance d early;replacement of Belgian troops in
yesterday. But prices began tol.eopoldville by U.N. troops—that
falter soon after mid-session and.security will he maintained, but
losses sharpened steadily. leav- rather by sending U.N. troops
ing the list at its worst of the day where the security of Europeans
by the close. remains endangered."
Quoted values of stocks listed, Hammarskjold issued no in
on the New York Stock Exchange, formation publicly on the nature
fell an estimated 2. 1 .2 billion dol- of the talks, turning aside re
lars, based on the fall in the As- porters' questions with "no
sociated Press average. comment.'
Of 1,209 issues traded, 307 ad-1 But all was obviously not sweet
vanced and 667 declined. Only ness and light.
seven new highs for the year were' Belgians were irritated at his
posted as against 97 new lows. short stay in Brussels.
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