FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1960
Tito Tries to Play Role
As East-West Bridge
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)—President Tito of Yugo
slavia seeking to act as a bridge between East and West,
urged the so-called neutral nations to play a key role in keep
ing mankind from plunging into World War 111.
Tito addressed the U.N. General Assembly yesterday in
Moon Rocket
May Be Fired
Within 4 Days
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. l/P)
—The moon moved into a favora
ble position as a target yesterday
and a powerful U.S. rocket is;
poised for an attempt to launch
the first lunar satellite.
A towering Atlas-Able rocket
stands on its pad here, awaiting
the signal to blast off on the
exacting task of propelling the
satellite deep into space and guid
ing it into orbit about the moon,
some 230,000 miles away.
The 388-pound payload, called
Pioneer yi. is crammed with in
struments designed to send back
more information about the
moon's environment than any
previous space probe.
The most favorable launching
time is a five-day period starting
yesterday. The chance of success
in this period is greater because
the paths of the earth and moon
will be most closely aligned as
they orbit around the sun—and
the sun therefore is not in a posi
tion to distort the course of the
rocket by its pull of gravity:
U.S. Plane Crashes
NAHA, Okinawa (A') A four
engine U.S. Marine transport
crashed into the Pacific yesterday
with 29 persons aboard. Ships and
planes in the crash area 180 miles
south-southeast of Okinawa found
no sign of survivors.
Les Elgart
advance of private conferences
with President Eisenhower and
Soviet Premier Niikta KhruF,h
chev.
Tito met informally with
Khrushchev before the Assem
bly opened, but the private hud
dles were arranged for later.
Tito took the rostrum just after
Eisenhower.
The leader of the Communist
nation which has split with the
rest of the Soviet bloc on Marxist
doctrine, stated his case.
"We have not come here to
heap more oil upon the fire,
or to side with any of the ex
treme attitudes that may re
flect present tense international
relations," he said.
- We have come with a desire,
above all to contribute as much
as possible to the easing of world
tensions and to express our belief
that the eleventh hour has struck
to embark upon a new. construc
tive course in international rela
tions"
and his
Orchestra
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Terrorist's
Stray Bullet
Kills Girl
NEW YORK UP) A 9-year-
old girl, a sightseer from Vene
zuela, yesterday became the first
victim of political terrorists, who
have scourged New York with the
advent of the United Nations
General Assembly. She died of a
stray bullet's wound, inflicted
during a restaurant brawl by pro-
Castro Cuban hoodlums.
The child was Magdalina Ur
daneto of Caracas, shot in the
back as she lunched with her
parents Wednesday in the El Pra
do Restaurant on Eighth Avenue
in the 60s.
A gang of Castro sympathizers
invaded the cafe to beat up a band
of five demonstrators opposed to
the Cuban regime of Prime Min
ister Fidel Castro, who is here for
the U.N. meeting. A barroom
brawl ensued and shits were fired
by the pro-Castro group, who cut
numbered their rivals three to
one,
• Despite this evidence of the le
thal tension induced by the pres
ence here of bitterly controver
sial heads of• alien states. Soviet
Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev
continued to complain about gov
ernment limitation that confines
him to Manhattan as a security
measure.
The
JUNIOR PROM
is on the way!
Yes people, it's on the way. The biggest, bounc
iest dance of the year will be here in just about
a month. It's something you can't miss! With
Les Elgart and his "big band" orchestra you
and your favorite girl will enjoy the best night
of the Fall season. Don't delay! Get your tickets
NOW!
Friday, Oct. 28
State Rehires 10 •iMacmillan to Fly
• •
'Formerly Fired To U.N. Assembly
HARRISBURG (/P)—The State UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. UP}—
Revenue Department has re-hired;The decision of Britain's Prime"
.Minister Harold Macmillan to fly
10 employes dismissed from their ,
to New York Sunday will bring
civil service jobs because of poiinto the U.N. General Assembly
litical activity. :arena three of the four principals
Revenue Secretary Charles -m . ,of the 'mid-May summit fiasco in
Dougherty said yesterday the' Paris. But chances of a big power
group was put on the non-civil summit conference gore dim
service payroll in the department.,ThursdaY
They were dismissed from their! "The prime minister has .also
civil service posts as a result of ilutely no intention of going in for
a ruling by Atty. Gen, Anne Y.; summitry on this occasion." a
Alpern last week that no civillßritish delegation spokesman told
service employe could take parOreporters. Macmillan was prime
in any type of political activity:promoter of the Paris session.
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