TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1960
GOP Latin
Countered
WASHINGTON (ft') The 600-million-dollar plan of aid
for Latin America by the administration was countered yes-1
terday by a Democratic proposal to make it le billion.
The counterproposal came from Sen. Frank Church of
Idaho. Church proposed the larger program—to run for 5 to
10 years—during an appearance before the Senate Foreign
Relations
of
by Under
isecretary of State Douglas Dillon.,
"If - the United States is really
serious," Church said, "we needi
a great deal more money."
Dillon was given a generally
favorable reception by the com
mittee; several of its members
• have been arguing for a long
range program aimed at helping
Latin-Americans help their own
development.
I,' In asking the authorizaiion of
800 million dollars, Dillon Said de
velopment work is needed to meet
the threat that Ameritran democ
racies may be overthrown by frus
trated and restless citizens hoping
'for a better life.
He said studies leading to the
;request were undertaken before
`the Cuban crisis.
"Certain governments in Lat
in America see in Cuba the
need to take action to avoid '
similar violent problems. Cuba
prvided a picture of what hap
pens when 'facia/ progress does
not keep pace with economic
development;" he added.
Dillon stipulated that for eco
'nomic development to - continue
successfully, the countries being
aided would have 'o stabilize their
economies and modernize their
tax systems.
Mother Cited
For Neglect
Of 2 Children
CLEVELAND, Ohio (fi.'l—Her,
dark hair knotted with a red rib-I
bon, the mother Clevelan_d'st .
"sleeping beauties" appeared in,
Central Polka Station yesterday]
and was charged with child ne
glect.
Dabbing at tears with a lace
bordered handkerchief, Lillian ;
Fratantonio, left the station!
for Juvenile Court where she was
released on $100(1 bond to appear;
at a hearing Friday at 2 p.m.
Out. of Monday's conference ofl
autheritie.s..came another possible;
motive for the diminutive, plump
mother's admitted drugging ofi
her daughters „Bernadette, a and;
Venita, 5, Detective Inspectorl
Richard R. Wagner said Mrs. Fra-;
tantonio asserted she , was trying!
to bring herself and 11%r husband,'
Vincent, 33. closer together. Shel
has three other children.
Wagner said that neither in her;
written statement nor in oral in
terrogation by detectives or po-.
lice women had Mrs. Fratantonio
specified why she felt there was
need for her and her husband to ,
be drawn closer.
And Prosecutor John T. Corri
gan said "nowhere did it, appear",
in the woman's written or oral;
statements that she wal rootivat-;
ed by any feeling of guilt.
Until her arrival at police sta-1
tion, Mrs.. Fratantonio had beeni
under policewoman guard at Sti
Ann Hospital where last Tuesday i
she gave birth to a daughter. The,
infant, with Bernadette and Ve-;
Pita, have been made wards of
Juvenile Court, and their custody
will be determined at Friday'si
hearing.
The 11-month-old mystery ofi
why beautiful Bernadette sud-'
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Soviet-Red China
Trouble Reported
LONDON I/P)—The West began
:checking yesterday into new re-
Torts of trouble between the So
viet Union •and Red China.
The reports—from Communist
Yugoslavia—said Soviet techni
icians who had been assigned to
is variety of Chinese projects are
leaving Peiping by trainloads.
A carefully worded dispatch by
the Peiping correspondent of
Yugoslavia's official news.agency
Tanjug showed skepticism over
the offiCial Chinese explanation
that the Soviets were departing
because their contracts had ex
pired.
His dispatch suggested the exo
dus possibly reflected a serious
rift in Soviet-Chinese relations—
a rift that might mean withdraw
al of all Soviet experts.
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WASHINGTON (M—Presi
dent Eisenhower yesterday
selected Army Gen. LyMan L.
Lemnitzer to be chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
• He will succeed Air Force Gen.
Nathan F. Twining who has re
quested yetirement for health rea
sons before completing his second
two-year term as the administra
tion's principal military adviser.
No date has been set for Twin
ing's retirement.
Lemnitser must win Senate
confirmation. The appointment
would have been up to the next
president had Twining been
able to complete his assigned
service.
Lemnitzer, who will he 61 on
Aug. 29. has been Ai my chief of
staff for just over one year. He is
a native of Honesdale_ Pa.
He came to Eisenhower's notice
early in World War II when he
was in the plans division of the
general staff.
Lemnitzer helped plan the Al
lied landing in North Africa and
accompanied Gen. Mark W. Clark
in a secret submarine mission that
paved the way for the sanding.
Before the war was over.
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itary diplomat. He served as
chief of staff of the British-led
Allied command in the Medi
terranean and in secret negotia
tions that led to the surrender
of Italy and later to the capi
tulation of German forces in
that area.
Lemnitzer qualified, at the age
of 51, as a parachutist. in order to
get command of an airborne divi
sio»,'tben went !o Korea as com
mander of the 7th Infantry Divi
sion where he took part in bitter
fighting.
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Citizens Ask Negro
College To Disband
UNION, Miss.•(Th--White citizens have asked officials
of a Negro college now being built to move and disband it,
a spokesman disclosed yesterday.
The Rev. J. P. Bush, pastor of the New Island Baptist
church in the area, said a crowd estimated at MO presented
the request Saturday night to the
secretary of the Bay Ridge Chris
tian College on the grounds of
the school
The minister said the crowd
'asked the secretary to "send his
out-of-state cOlorect people away
- front there within 48 hours or we
will not be responsible for any
thing that would happen to them. -
The secretary of slate's of
fice in Jackson said that a char
ter for the college was refused
• April IL after the attorney gen
eral's office ruled that granting
it was "not in the best interest
of the State of Mississippi."
The application for the charter
said the institution would be built
,under the auspices of the Church
,of God, headquarters in Ander
son, Ind.
At Anderson, E. F. Adcock.
treasurer of the denomination's
National Board of Churen Frxten-
Aion and Home Missions, stnd the
!college hoped to open vocational
'training courses this fall with 40
to 60 students.
Adcock said the school was "not:headquarters in Raleigh, N.C.,
a direct outgrowth from the:operates restaurants in Virginia,
church" but he intended to see ifiNorth Carolina, Tennessee, Flur
any federal protection was avail-lida and Maryland.
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Bus Restaurants
To Be Integrated
PET RR RG,- Va. ' Th e
head of a firm which operates bus
(terminal restaurants in five
Southern states announced yes
;terday that ail the restaurants
in the chain will be desegregated.
Bryce Wagoner, 'president of
,Bus Terminal Restaurants Inc..
(said his company's policy in the
future "will be to not refuse serv
ice to anyone because of race.
IThe policy is effective immediate
ify:
Wagoner's company, which has
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