FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1960
Reds Expel
U.S. Tourist
WASHINGTON (LP) - Secretary of State Christian A.' FO Spy ing
Herter asked Congres yesterday for a new type of aid pro- WASHINGTON (IP) -- The
gram for Latin America. He also reported concern about re- Soviet Union yesterday ac
cent events in Cuba, Laos, the Congo and West Berlin. cused an American tourist of
For 2 1 / 2 hours, Herter discussed world problems at a Ispying. The State Department
closed-door session of the Senatei "branded the case part of a "All officers of the various services and units of the
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Foreign Relations Committee. IK !deliberate but "somewhat . armed. forces declared themselves
, eystone Shortway 1
Herter submitted a proposed; 4, • ready to serve the country, tell
bill asking 500 million dollars for :u • • ;hysterical effort" to mflame;lll ,
projects in Latin America de-'n o Id T
Priority s op 'world opinion. Immzua Protect ,gion, monarchy and constitution
signed to help little people, 100 MILTON, Pa. (IP) Gov. David! The official American view:;
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i and cooperate wit}) the revolll
million for special rehabilitation' ;The Soviet Union is doing every-!G t iemary movement," the con
work in the earthquake-stricken; yesterday-'
;L. Lawrence assigned afl i i ng .i t , can to b u i ld up next I ets Approval r
rmunique declared.
area of Chile, and 100 million dol-top priority to completion of the week's espionage trial of Francis!
; WASHINGTON (A)) —The Seri-
It is a home-grown uprising,
lars additional for the president's-K eyst o n e Shortway between Gary Powers. the U 2 pilot shollate on Wednesday
•' down: in the Soviet Union May 1.1 night approved. , according to this account, with
special fund for mutual security. Sharon and Stroudsburg.
for use in various parts of the; 1 Without saying when, the So- l a $4,530,000 a ppropriat ion fur out material or moral help from
1 The governor said in a speech' . Kinzua, Pa., dam construct ion
world_ ; wet Foreign Ministry informed any foreign power.
Ito Milton's Rotary Lions and Ki-; the U.S. Embassy in Moscow over the objections of Sens. Ken-
Chairman J. William Ful- ! , . ; The rebels' 40-member f XCCU-
Iwams clubstthatthe st
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ortwa , is'
bright (D-Ark.) reported after- 3 • , that Robert Christner had been ,neth B. Keting and Jacob K. Ja- ~
a top policy goal. Live committee will govern on a
ward a generally favorable re- 1 • I expelled as a spy. Ix - its, New York Republiczms.
ception to the Latin-American I The shortway will be a key fac-i He was Robert Charles Christ- 1
I The K. , . l d d temporary basis, the communique
inzua money is inc u e said. It reported the cemmillec•is
aid plan, but told newsmen the for in boosting the economy of the tier, 27, who recently worked in:.
Eisenhower administration was .belt• o f counties it w ill serve, said Library of Congress here.!in the rublic Works Appropria- working to restore peace and "to
.i ; ken !tions Bill passed by the House struggle against corruption for
"a little late getting around" to Lawrence.
i He acknowledged he had -
a long-range
type of program in
, "It will attract new and expand- •
pictures of railroads depots and a on May 25. The measure 1011 go prosperity and progress.
to a ' House-Senate conference! Two aspects of the rckcl i laims
that area. led industry and commerce, and •
There has been criticism in'hosts of tourists and vacationers,"
, boxcar, . boxcar' ; and had made accom - 'committee to reconcile diffcrences'seemed open to debate.
;panying notes, but expla;ned that,- 00 some projects,
Congress, in Latin America and ,he declared, adding:
Ihe was working on a thesis deal-, ' The declaration that all offi
elsewhere that some of the fi-! "For these reasons, I have es-'ing with Soviet railroads. I Keating and Javits said they, cars are cooperating was con
nancial efforts tend to make the:tablished the advancement of, :entertained no illusions about! tradicted by reports from other
A statement by Tass, the r.. approval of the Kinzua- sources, usually reliable, that
off' - .halting
rich richer and the poor noorer2planning and the start. of con- i
asi cial Soviet news agency said. 'appropriation but added they will; high-ranking officers are Eiji'
Fulbright said "possible some'struction of the shortway
adaptation of the Marshall Plan.";rapidly as possible —as a topl "State security organisations ;seek further study of the 119 mil- loy a 1 to the moderate, pro
used in Europe to help restore:policy goal of this administration:' have established that during his iion dollar project by the Army Western government of Premier
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economies of the war-ravaged I trips in the Soviet Union, Chris- Engineers. i Tiao Samsonith.
nations, where countries couldihlammarskjold Will Take topher drew topographical maps I 1 Keating said continuing the And the rebels may be bluffing
map their own programs, might' of various areas, marking on liin•zua project harnessing the in their claim that former Pre
be indicated. 'Troops Into Katanga
them railroads, bridges and ra- (Allegheny River could result in mier Prince Souvanna Phounia is
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Or, he said, possibly there could i dio aerials." :great injustice to the Seneca In-'a member of their executive eum
be greater cooperation with inter- 1 This was the second expulsion:dians whose reservation would he'mittee. His is the most outstand-
American agencies, such as the !of an American citizen to be n-linundated by a reservoir the dam ink name on a broadcast list of
Organization of American States - nounced within 24 hours. Moscow-would create. .the commit tedium.
er the Inter-American Economic ordered Col. Edwin M, Kitton,, - - i
and Social Council. Air Force attache, to leave. 1 i
Herter Advocates Change
In Latin American Aid
Lumumba Shows Muscles
Blocks Roads With Troops
LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo;ga, the richest of the Congo's six
(/P)--Premier Patrice Lumumba 'provinces.
began showing his muscle Pester-! But the new show of force]
( threw a blanket of 'uncertainty;
day with rifle-carrying Congolese:over the situation only a few;
police and soldiers on the eve of hours before Haminarskjold was
the United Nations entrance intoldue from New York.
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Lumumba's uniformed forces,i
which spread terror through Leo-T
poldyille in the July mutiny, halt- 1
cd cars on the road to the air-,
port and searched them for weap-!
ens. Even diplomats were halted.
Faced with growing dissension,
Lumumba broadcast an appeal for
national unity and went to ex
traordinary lengths to protect his ;
own life.
Reporters summoned to Lu-i
mamba's residence for a news'
conference found two Congolese{
soldiers with bayonetted rifles!
posted inside the entrance andi
four Ghana policemen, also withi
rifles, on duty in the reception
room. Lumurnba did not appeari
After waiting mord than half an!
hour, the 30 or more correspon-1
dents who had answered his sum-:
mons walked out,
Lumumba has promised to co
operate with U.N. Secretary-
General Dag Hammarskjold in
the U.N. effort to replace Bel
ian soldiers in rebellious Katan-
UNITED NATIONS ,N.Y. UP)--
The United Nations said Secre
tary-General Dag liammarskjold
arrived in Leopoldville last night
to lead a Swedish UN force into
segregationist Katanga Province.
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Rebel Leader Says
Laos Chaos Calmed
SAIGON, South Viet. Nam (/P) Capt. Kong Le, the
leader of the Laos rebellion, claimed attainment of the coup's
goal in a communique received here yesterday and said the
army and people are behind him. lie reported the kingdom
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