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New Rebel
To Land in
By The Asuociated Press
Although acknowledging a grave reverse, the leader of
Cuba's rebels declared yesterday new landing forces will
strike Cuba in the struggle to unseat Fidel Castro.
As the Cuban exile high command vowed to fight until
the end. Castro was reported by Havana radio as directing
.a mop up of the invasion that
s
was shattered
o bao. on
the southern
at
Xl5 Recordibeac h
the 99-
nation Political Committee, over
-3 140 MPH It
'riding Soviet and Cuban objet
in
.ns. assigned to Latin-American
; nations -the chief role of peace
'makerer between Cuba and the
Speed MOr .tited States.ln Managua. President Louis
, Somoza denied charges the Cu-
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE, Calif. (4)) Maj. Bob
White flew the Xl5 rocket
plane to a new controlled
flight speed record of 3,140
miles an hour yesterday, despite
engine trouble and a leak in his
pressurized cabin.
The new• mark is 235 m.p.h.
faster than White's previous rec
ord of 2.905 m p h. last March 7.
but the Air Force officer said he,
felt no sensation of greater speed.
The engine trouble came a split
second after the Xl5 dropoed
away from its 852 mother shin'
140 mites east of here above Hid
den Hills. Calif.
The erwine ignited briefly, then
cut out. For the next 30 seconds,
while the Xl5 fell helplessly from
45.000 feet to 37,000 feet. White
labored frantically to get the en
gine restarted.
Fit:ally he succeeded The en
gine's 57.000 notinds of thrust
came (In at full throttle. driving
him back in his seat with a force
three times that of normal gravity.
White zoomed to 30,000 feet, the
altitude at which he reached the
new sorted record, then shut off
his eneine.
At 90.000 feet his pressurized
cabin sprane a leak. Instantly
and automatically. his space-type
flyine: suit inflated to compensate
for the loss of pressure in the
c-ahin.
'*l was still able to function
normally." White said, so he con-
tirty:d the flight
7,.irarenturn carried him on to
103.000 feet, close to the planned
peak for the flight. Then came
the lone glide back to base.
Former Ogontz Student
Convicted of Murder
NORRISTOWN. Pa. UP) A
former college student was con
victed of second degree murder
last night for the slaying of a
teenager 1:3 , 1 Memorial Day in a
park.
The verdict. returned by a jury
after nearly l 0 hoursof delibera
tlon, came at the second trial of
Arthur G. Nichol, 20, of Elkins
Park, a Philadelphia suburb.
Nichol a•as a freshman at the
PE•nnsylvania State University
campus in Ogontz when the shoot
ing t'jok place.
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JAMMY
by the
HIGH
s's
West Halls
Saturday Afternoon 2-4 Dancing Encouraged
Force
Cuba
ban invasion was launched
' from Nicaragua. But rumors
persisted the drive was mounted
from that Central. American na
tion by Cuban exiles.
In Havana a fresh wave of ar
rests was reported jamming Cu
ba's already overcrowded jails.
Jose Miro ' Cardona, president
of the Cuban Revolutionary Coun
cil. conceded a grave reverse in
last Monday's seaborne opera
tion. His own son was reported
'among those captured on the
beaches. But he said more land
ings will continue to take place.
Miro Cardona said 23 prison
ers were shot in the last 48
hours and he appealed to the
world to stop the bloodshed.
Exile sources in Florida as
serted that ships bearing 500 to
1,500 fighters trained in guerrilla
:warfare already had set sail in
the direction of Cuba.
Cuban government broadcasts
:charged the United States had
!trained and carried the invaders
;to Cuba this week. The rebels re
plied that active Soviet. Red Chi
:nese and Czechoslovak aid en
abled the Castro regime to shatter
!the beachhead.
I The Cuban radio said prisoners
captured on the beach reported
.they were flown from the United
States to Retalhuleu, a guerrilla
!training camp in Guatemala,
iwere trained there by 25 instruc
tors from the "Yankee army,"
flown to Puerto Cahezas on Nic
iaragua's east coast, then taken to
Cuba.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
a a t
Eichmann Trial Iph
. . 1 °ulnas Statement
Continues With ,
,
;Indicates Cease
Taped Testimony I , MOSCOW VP)—Former Lao-
JERUSALEM (g) Adolf
tian Premier Souvanna Phou-
Eichtnann told an Israeli se-
ma, a self-exiled neutralist,
curity agent he would kill his;said
yesterday he will return
own father "without hesita-`to his country Tuesday or
tion" if ordered to do so, a c - Wednesday. "which will coincide
cording to tape recorded testi-:with
L
with the start of a cease-fire" i
rnony replayed at his trial yester- Laos.
day. _ . Britain and the Soviet Union
Israel Att. Gen. Gideon Haus- were expected to issue a joint
ner introduced the statement in
cease-fire appeal within 46 hours
an apparent effort to portray the'
but Souvanna's statement was the
mentality of the man he charges•
with masterminding Nazi Ger-;strongest indication yet that East
many's "final solution to the and West had decided on a date
Jewish problem." 'for calling a halt to fighting in
In other transcripts from re -;the Southeast Asian kingdom.
corded statements made during, Soviet Foreign Minister An
eight months of interrogation by' drei A. Gromyko told diplomats
Israeli security agents, Eichmann a compromise had been reached
continually described his role in; on The sequence of a cease-fire
Nazi anti-Jewish acts as "subor-' and a peace conference, which
dinate" but he admitted lid made it possible to publish
knowledge of the way Jews were truce apPeaL
marked for death. Souvanna, though he has lived
Eichmann denied repeatedly helm Cambodia since fleeing Vien
had anything to do with millionstiane in December 1960, has been
of murders committed in Nazi!a central figure in moves to end
wartime extermination camps.; the Laotian civil war.
But he acknowledged his efficient ; He is recognized by the pro
transport trains delivered victims Communist Pathet Lao rebels and
to the gate camps. (the Communist bloc as Laos' le-
By linking Eichmann repeated-!gal head of government.
ly with high-level Nazi meetings' He said in an interview yes
dealing with extermination of? terday he will spend two or
Jews, the prosecutor sought to; three days in Laos, adding:
draw a picture of a man who noel "During that time I believe an
only took orders, but had an im- effective government can be
portant part in drawing them up.j created."
Hausner will introduce about 20' Souvanna said he did not know
minutes more of tape Monday, &whether he would be premier in
court authority said. la government thus created and
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parties would get which Cabinet
posts.
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Army Missile Passes
Longest Distance Test
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (RP)
—The Army's Pershing missile
passed its longest, most signifi
cant flight test yesterday and ex
ceeded the range of the Redstone
rocket it is slated to replace.
The missile is being developed
as a mobile field weapon with a
selective range of 50 to 700 miles.
The Army plans to start station
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fuel Redstone.
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