The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 05, 1962, Image 3

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    THURSCIAY. JUI.Y 5. 1962
Anarchy Threatened
In Moslem Nation
ALGIERS, Algetia This
new nation bordered on anarchy,
Yesterday an d' administration
ground to a"halt as nationalist of 4
ficials struggled Ito set up an ef-;
fective regime and head off in. ,
ternal strife.
The 'French abruptly halted ad
ministrative opera tions through-,
out Algeria and urrendered their
p'pi.vers ;to the flaw Moslem state,'
leaving 1 confusion and no 'visible!
sign of authority; • ,
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European fears{ rose as Moslems
began moving without hindrance
into apartments- once occupied by
Frenchmen and stealing cars •of
Europe4ns.
.• Ministers of the nationalist gov
erhment of Premier Youssef ben
Khedda t who returned from:their
Tunisian exile : Tuesday. consulted
with members of the Algerian
Provisional ExecUtive headed by
Abderrihrhane Fares,
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NEWSMEN WERE barred from
any contact with officials. Sketchy
information indicated that the
talks concerned the formation of
a temporary regime for the coun
try of 10 million; still groggy
from its newly acquired inde
pendence.
_..,a s firing 0.. Arc
The authority vas theoretically; national Ben
!national lib/ration army corn
in the hands
,'of Fares, yet thei ma n ders.
main force -i Algeria was the.
National Liberaf:ion Front FLN—I Ben Khedda charged the three
and its i regime headed by Ben were plotting a military cou. All,
Kedda. 1
I - - . iwere listed as supporters ofßen,
i A blackout was imposed on ic•-;Bella. • - . .•
tivities !of national guerrillas in: ABOUT 4.000 mutinous troops;
the interior, some of whim) haveiitill were camped 30 miles south'
sworn allegiazice to dissident Dep - )of Algiers. guerrillas from other
uty Premier Ahmed ben Bella. !areas were reported sending pro- 1
From his refuge in Cairo, Ben , tests .to Ben Khedda against the
Bella 'showed not sign of healing' army dismissals. _
Congress May Offer Assistance
ToßeFitiblEc 'for Sugar Relief
• WASHINGTON (W)—The Unit
ed States is preparing to offer the
Dominican Republic special aid
following passage of new U. S.
Sugar legislation affecting the
economy. of the one-crop Carib
keen land.
The. purpose of the" special
assistance, which may be an
nounced today, is partly financial
byt to a large degree political.
KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION
strategists see the Dominican Re
public's future as;a prime example
for all of Latin America' in ; how
the democratic Ns,ay will stack up
against the Fidel. Castro com
munism of neighboring Cuba.
The , Dominican economy was
judged to, have done reasonably
well-during,the first half ,of .this
year. But a new element entered
the - . picture with congressional
passage of revatped sugar leg
islation this wee
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YOUSSEF. BEEN KHEDDA
- .. . fires army heads
the split in the Algerian leader
ship. While he is said to have op
posed Ben Khedda's policy of col
laboration with France, he insist
ed the sole cause of his dispute
B, KhedctP'e -If three
American sugar
,law would cut
the Dominican Republic to,a year
ly quota of 190,000 tons.
Some sugar relief for the Do
minicans may be - forthcoming
from a special amendment slated
to come before the• Senate today.
Beyond this.' administration offi
cials are devising various possible
forms of special aid.
' One aim of U. S. experts gen
erally is to .diversify the Domini
can economy, whose outside in
come depends on sugar now.
Austria Defies Khrushchev
MOSCOW (AP) Austria defi-'
antly notified Premier Khrush-j
Chew yesterday it will open ne-I
gotiations in Brussels'July 28 fors
affiliation with the European'
Common Market.
Khrushchev has Icti the fight to
keep Austria out of the Western
European economic community.
Brmilian Head Resigns
BRASILIA, Brazil (:Pl—Prime'crisls that was Indirectly . respon-
Minister Auro de Moura Andrade'sible for food shortage rioting at
resigned last night after 36 hours Niteroi Monday night,
in - Office and Brazil was plunged, Th e l atest
into it 4 second government crisis political crisis began
when Prime Minister Tancredo
in eight dayi. ! Neves' government resigned June
Andrade's resignation was; an- 26 so members could qualify un
flounced by President Joao Gou- der the constitution for the Octo
lart's office. A communique 'said ber congressional elections. Cer
the Senate thnservative leader tain high appointive offiCials , are
quit becausf he found it impos- barred from seeking political, of?
Bible to form a cabinet. .flee.
THE PRESIDENT and the prime' GOULART FIRST picked
minister had been reported dead- Foreign Minister Francisco/San
locked over a choice of navy and Tiago Dantas to form a ne* gov
air forte ministers. 'ernment. Conservative forces.. in-
Gen. Osvino Gerreira Alves, eluding Andrade's Social Demo
commander of thelst Army, ear-,cratic
cratic party. blocked. the nomi
her ordered his troops in Rio' de, of Dantas, a' meiuber of
Janeiro on alert "in view of 'the*Goulart's left of center Brazilian
grave sittfation we face." , e Labor' party.
The move was considered a Under the constitution Goulart
-arning to restive, high-ranking has three clays' to submit a .new
avv and air force officers not to name for approval by the chant
ix' in the worsening political ber. If no-new prime minister is
ituation. • named or At the chamber' rejects
Besides political troubles, Bra- three successive nominees, the
it also faces a major economic Senate-can name its own' choice.
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