SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1960 .
'Peace-Loving' Neutrals Fight
Mobutu Boots Diplomats
Out of Congolese Arena
LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (JP)—Determined to main
tain his strongman role in the Congo, Col. Joseph Mobutu
yesterday ordered the entire diplomatic staff of Ghana to get
out of the country by Monday. The United Nations command
said it could not interfere.
The chief target of Mobutu's anger is Nathaniel Welbeck,
;Ghanian charge• d'affaires who
..• has openly acted as political ad-
Kasavubu Winslviser to deposed Premier Patrice
ILumumba. Mobutu is prevented
In U.N. Battle !from arresting Lumumba only by
a UN guard posted around the
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.lex-premier's , Then Souvanna took off for San
er's villa.
1 'Noua in northeast Laoc apparent
(A')—Congo President Joseph The development came as the •ly to confer with Princ. , •eSouvan-
United Nations found itself dan- ma Vong, his half-brother who
Kasavubu yesterday won the gerously enmeshed in pitiless 'leads the Pathet Lao.
first round in his fight for a tribal warfare in secessionist , •
Once before, when he was en
, Katanga Province. There, the trusted with the premiership in
seat in the UN General Assem-1 fierce Baluba tribesmen loyal to
south Ka-
,1956, Souvanna patched up a
bly. It bolstered considerably: Lumumba spread to truce with his half-brother that
;
tangs and the United Nations •
halted the civil war for a time.
his chances of ultimate vic-i was forced to throw inheavy
tory. I reinforcements. 1 But now his approach to the
-Pathet Lao may only intensify
1 The feud of Mobutu and his . . .
The possibility of victory came civil strife. Gen. Phoumi Nasa
-1 pro-Western supporters with the
on a motion by Ghats in the 991 P van, head of the rightist rebel
Ghana diplomats is of long stand
nation assembly demanding ad- has sworn to drive" the
_AN ing and brokel, e a g t i h m e e t : Lao.
journment
_without_ considering a guerrillas from this
, o the open.
recommendation of the Assem
bly's Credentials Committee to
seat a delegation headed by Kasa
vubu.
Ghana sought to delay until an
Asian-African conciliation com
mission tries for an on-the-spot
reconciliation between the forces
of Kasavubu and the man he de
posed as premier, Patrice Lumum
ba.
But the Asian-African bloc split
on the motion and it was defeated
by a vote of 51 against, 36 In
favor of and 11 abstentions,
This was a far wider victory
margin than expected by the
United States and other Western
supporters of Kasavubu, Western
sources were confident he would
win by as much or more when
the Assembly votes on the com
mittee's recommendation.
Ten newly admitted African
members of the French communi
ty voted against adjournment, as
did four other members •of the
Asian-African bloc Japan, the
Philippines, Thailand and Turkey.
Abstainers included Cambodia,
Iran, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon, Li
beria, Pakistan, Somalia, and Up
per Volta.
CIA Director Duties Briefs Kennedy
On Communist Menance in Caribbean
1
PALM BEACH, Fla. OP) -- , range aircraft on patrol in
President-elect John F. Kennedy' l response to appeals from Guate
received a secret briefing yester-,mala and Nicaragua.
day on the Communist menace! Dulles and Bissell brought two!
that U.S. warships and planes) large folders, presumably con
ready to strike in the Caribbean)taining maps, charts and top se-
Director Allen W. Dulles of lhe;cret documents, to the president-1
Central Intelligen:e Agency and:elect's ocean-front vacation re-I
his deputy, Richard Bissell, pro-;treat. The three men sat in thel
vided the briefing at Kennedy's:sun in lawn chairs, looking out!
request. over the Atlantic for the 2-hour,!
- - - itnory, fn dol4o-TM°
Kennedy had asked them to dol4o-minute briefing. -
so even before President Eisen-IBoth Kennedy and Dulles were
hower ordered an air2raft carrier, silent on their appraisal of Car
four destroyers and two long-iibbean trouble spots.
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Only Tuesday The hard-pressed premier ap
'ht, to be turning toward the
others arrested Communists because of the pros
welace Men-'sure .from Phoumi, who, he
third secre- charges, is backed by the United
.y of Ghana's States.
mbas s y. He' A communique announcing
•'s accused of agreement to the formation of a
ing to take coalition government did not say
Iney and plans'when it would be formed or give
an invasion; the extent of Pathet Lao partici
". Mobutu of Katanga to pation.
Lumumba. Katanga President The government said it will ap
'Moise Tshomba is an old foe of,peal to Communist China and
Lumumba. Welbeck at the timelCommunist North Viet Nam for
called the accusation a fabrica- economic aid.
tion.
Mobutu's ally, President Jos
eph Kasavubu, had declared
Welbeck persons non grata—
unacceptable—last• month. But
Welbeck appealed to the Unit
ed Nations and stayed on,
guarded in his residence and
embassy by Ghana troops.
The UN Command at that time
told Kasavubu and Mobutu it
would not permit the forcible ex
pusion of the Ghanian diplomats.
Now, without explanation, the
command has switched positions,
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Phouma, Leftists
Will Square-Off
Against Rightists
VIENTIANE, Laos, (/P)
Faced with th e mounting
strength of rightist rebels,
neutralist Premier Souvanna
'Phouma agreed yesterday to
take the Communist-led Pa
thet Lao into a coalition
regime.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. (if;) Three federal judges refused
yesterday to decide immediately whether to return segrega
tion to the public schools. They left integration to the law In
this strife-torn southern city.
The judges adjourned a three-hour hearing with all
integration orders intact. They,
indicated a ruling on the massive'Chrysler Suspends
assembly of litigation surround-;
ing the five-day-old school inte-OeSoto Production
gration is likely in a few days.
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While integration was still in. DETROIT (W) Chrysler
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week of surcease and quiet. The'on the DeSoto and announced sus
state's public schools will be'pension of production of the me
closed next week while teachers dium-price car, effective Nov. 30.
attend a state convention. The. In the 32 years since it was in
school break extends through the,troduced by Walter Chrysler, De-
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The possibility was ra i se d !lion cars. One million still are in
that the following Monday ;operation. But sales dropped spec-
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