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Stevenson Accuses Cuba
Of Communist Subversion
I } urine "is not negotiable."
UNITED NATIONS, N Y Vis based on Marxist-Leninist doc that "what we cannot accept—
The delay in enforcement of an
'what ice will not accept" is use injunction was granted to permit
—Adlai E . Stevenson declared St evenson replied that there is, of Cuba as the meatusen ex pected,, "P ea/ -to the U S
yesterday that Cuba is trying plenty of room in the Western l which alien powers seek to de- Supreme Cotirt on the
constitu
tionality of the state's Bible-read-
Hemisphere for a diversity of stro
y democratic evolution in the . . .
to wreck the Alliance for economic s ystems. But he added Western Hemisphere . Ing Jaw • As ea in 1959,
students may be excused from
Progress and thus make it s i listening to the Bible verses each
day on written notzce from their
easier for Comiliunist subver- 10
Governor Gets i School Aid Plans parents ot truardian.
ion to spread throughout
Latin America. HARRISBURG (AP) The approximately $9.1 million this
The chief chief U.S.delegate told the House decided last night to let 1 year among most of the 2,200
United- Nation's main Political i Gov David L. Lavtrence resolseischool districts in the state. The
Committee that is the real reason its differences over state aid to amount each district will get was
Cuba sought debate now on her schwis spelled out in the amtndment
long-standing charges that the It approved two plans for in -I TUE DEMOCRATS' alternative
United States is contemplating creasing that aid, one backed by developed over the sveekend, was, ' 1
new plans of aggression aimedlthe Republicans, the other by the to appropriate any uncommitted)
at toppling Prime Minister yidel Democrat.; (surplus left when the 1961-62
Castro 's government. 1 THE ACTION was taken despite fiscal period ends June 30 for the ,
schools in the 1962-63 budget.
Stevenson spoke in reply to a a plea by speaker IL G.An - 1 At the end of January. that sur
bitter attack by Cuban Delegateltrews a Johnstown Democrat , that
plus left when the 1961-62 fmcal
Mario Garcia Inchaustegui who leaders of both sides sit down and rind ends June 30 for the schools
charged the United States govern-'confer with the governorbefore
pe
:anent with acts of corruption, def taking any legislative action. lin the
At th 1962-63 e
end budget
of January, that cur
Western Hemisphere
lunation and even murder in the i The GOP program uould spread plus was $5 million .,
HE DECLARED Olset. the U.S.;
delegation came to the recently
concluded meeting of the Organ=
ization of American States at
Punta del ,Este •"with a bag of gold
in one hand and a bloody dagger
in the other." The conference
voted to exclude Cuba from The;
inter-American system..
The Cuban delegate asserted'
his country's political system:
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Keitnedy, Acfoula Confer
On Congolese Problem
WASHINGTON' (AP) Presi
dent Kennedy and Premier CyriHe
Adoula of the Congo conferred
yesterday on the problem of se
cessionist Katanga and Congolese
economic problems.
Press secretary Pierre Sal
inger said they went into "the
desirability of unplenientuni%the
Sitona agreement under which
Katanga leader Moise- Tshombe
said he would bring th 9 balky pro
ir.ince back under,. the jurisdiction
of the Congolese central govern
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