Morder Charged in Conga tJJN. headquarter* was m not dear what part Girenga, the f touch with the acting secretary* iseif-pcocUumed - and SovieUsup-j geaerat. U .Thant in New Teds jporiwi heir t» the tats Premier who promised his fullest sup* |Patrice Lumumba phsy'yd in thej port. v; (slayings. Premier Cyriile Adoula of the! Major. Gen. Sean McKeon. Irish; central goveranifent in i radiotcommander of the U.N. Congo; speech last night declared “the! forces, arriving in New! York tori guilty must punished with] talks with U Thant*. said he wHI! utmost severity” but made so iii-aijk for more men and equipment) reet reference to UfC, plans for to deal with the situation. > ptvnsshrdeut ' ! He said the present.-force - of; He called for discipline over 15.909 men is not* Congolese soldiers and expressed adequate to cope wish the deep*] V disgust at the killings. ;ening crisis,. i The mutinous troops nominally* i were part af.thecommand of Gerli Victor Cundula,fom«rGuen-;||? fi_ _______ ; pi’s surmy chief who has now (If V BIAH Alf|l(*£t j WAKSAVAaST w ®" wa “ w * j asssisawsSS Congo Harden; , Acfa lI H ' Arfinil dS -.1 Cswtgo loftiest Wfer I whea.H»f wwd te «p«an the U»«t» «CIIOIS ' ed them of being Belgian para- The spokesman said the .airmen] hoopers. it was. 3iw«L * Wednesday foe a second try. - j-Yhe- United" State declared iast| wvtv shoe before a crowd on iSat ■’ .G.eorge Ivufc Snsittv the spokes- U.R! representatives said it had'night that“revolting murder” of •,ud»,>V shortly after their unnlnun. said the United Nations was .been iaapossibfe to set uav sads-fu Italian airmen in th- Congo* on a VV mwMon. and some of prepared hi act on its own inure-, faction from U«ft Kiada cunHaan-f unAs ', iTMirf th _ for «« Z J their homes were d«:tteinK*nh.t dufeiy if fej iknnands that the dant or anyone else who fein a^er * il^ d n^ a lOr UJ< ’ a . 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Je -ML to* «m«s 4*. .-V 'Ouno*, s»*sm .toss, .. - I'l f**» f,®« i'i **»«** S'kHt--‘itn • r«CS>»fS Sihft Stof ;— ft-iN . &*m*. ’SJisss.lii' «$«$«• .W«Kt(MC,'< n:■ wa 'ini’* it ’:>i* J-V— <*7,.',, “STICK'S. #*T I■illl> | viQUHH ifcS&, I mNK wm 1 mmm i ** £ , .«« ' .1 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK PENNSYLVANIA ' r Tamr Jfe SAT^S&AV "'A. JSrflfeet. IbrttMb: Fwsuparr*' . —SRX Ttwm .. : .. ■ jgttt■ i mt&t* • antm» » «tnssass., CW*». “ v ■ :■ ■ «Kat : i ofmATtugs" snwLaaiwtoe...---' i ./‘iH&i&.'ahES* •- PHILOSOPHY CLUB Spiffs Wk 7;3§P.i.MiiBU*a|B Dr. Xuspii will present a paper— «e±iii«d Ts Existontia&sai a Psychology?" Msmsm mi lefrtsfa^ FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 17. 1961 U.S. Legislators Mourn at Death Of Sam Rayburn WASHINGTON (/P) From Americans in all walks ef life there came .an outpouring of eulogies yesterday for Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn of Texas. The President, the three for* mer presidents, governors. Con gress members, Cabinet officerr and others of high and low rank gave voice to the mourn* ing. * . The expressions of grief and tribute spread across the na tion whan ’ tha naws of nay burn’s death came, washing away all political differences for the time boing in a common loss.. ’’The country stops in sor row,’’ was the way Rep. John W. McCormack. D-Mass.. phrased! it. President Kennedy said Ray burn, who died in Bonham. Tex., yesterday morning, ’’was a loyal counselor and friend of presidents of both parties on the great matters which affect ed our national interest and security.” Dwight D. Eisenhower, vaca tioning at Augusta. Ga.. said Rayburn’s death ”ia a grievous loss to every citicen of ' the United States." DWELLER nmmmnn Folfavcd by Ivtrywif Welcow** Afl Yo# Ns«a* is faftresf at ties m4*f*fa*s* -. W*Rfa te PAM : Jfc YM Aw**v U.UJt W PENN STATE PLATERS TONIGHT CAVE (Met Tfet But nnitfli sos&r « fte wrM! 3&raa&. . 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