Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 143, Ed. 2 Tuesday, July 31, 1962 Page: 3 of 10
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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (speed Katanga’s reunifica-
Finn Police Set for New Row
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ago, Thant would try to ex-
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LONDON (fl — Dr. Robert
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UN Group Expected to OK
Pressure on Katanga Chief
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Brooke, 58, who became
home secretary only two
Under the plan, laid be- other, tougher steps against
fore a committee a week Katanga. Thant, backed by
tanga, the huge mining com-
bine, to make it pay taxes
to the central Congolese gov-
Police Chief Dale Slater kia River, he said. The mail
said 3 of 10 mail clerks clerks were saved from se-
of the $3.5 to $4 million dol-
lars of Union Miniere month-
ly tax payments, he would
speedily integrate his prov-
Loan Approved
THE HAGUE (UPI)
scolloped edges in netural, beige, blue, pump-
kin, walnut, aqua, antique gold, pink, green or
yellow.
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territory of Taiwan (For- convicted Soviet spy still had
mosa), and to deal a other possibilities for escap-
meets Tuesday afternoon.
Informed quarters said that
VANDALIA, Hl. (fl - A
Pennsylvania Railroad ex-
press mail and freight train
jumped the tracks in this
south central Illinois city
early Tuesday, smashing
three houses, a garage and
Cause of the accident,
which occurred about 2 a.m.,
was not determined immed-
ready to offer asylum.
Should Brooke reject these
appeals, Soblen would be re-
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TOKYO (UPI)-Peiping
radio declared Tuesday
that Red China’s 2.5-mil-
lion-man army — Asia's
largest — is ready to seize
Formosa, but the broad-
cast appeared to be more
of a boast than a threat.
The Peiping radio filled
the air with praise for Red
China's hordes in prepara-
tion for the celebration
Wednesday of the Red
army's 35th anniversary.
"The . . . army is con-
tinuing to modernize it-
today,
tomorrow
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(UPI) — The advisory com-
mittee on the Congo is ex-
pected to approve Tuesday
Acting Secretary General
Thant's plan to put econom-
ic pressure on secessionist
Katanga.
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tion with the Congo by dry-
ing up its main financial
sources.
Still lifes with cork backs, terry prints with
laminated backs, straws end plestics in Orel,
round ond oblong shepes.
not seriously. They were
treated at Fayette County
Hospital in Vandalia.
minute appearance was to
be carried by all three ma-
jor television networks in
America.
The former president, va-
cationing in Europe with his
wife, Mamie, and two grand-
Israeli government-owned El
Al Air Line, and Soblen’s
fate once again would be in
the hands of the Israeli gov-
ernment.
Soblen fled to Israel last
month after jumping $100,(100
Price includes Delivery, Normal in
stallation and Service.
Soblen’s last chance of gain- ject his application for po-
ing refuge in Britain depend- litical asylum.
ple-to-people program which
he heads.
pitalized and five persons
treated for minor injuries,
police reported.
Clerks Hurt
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HELSINKI, Finland (fl—Reinforced police stood
guard Tuesday against new violence in the wake of four
consecutive days of demonstrations against the Com-
munist-sponsored Eighth World Youth Festival.
Police used tear gas, clubs and horses to break up
shouting, screaming crowds Monday and Monday night.
At one point the crowds numbered 6,000 to 7,000 people.
Demonstrators were angered at one point when it
was rumored that an old man had died after being
felled. However, hospital attendants said the man's in-
juries were not serious.
A radio announcement that police were prepared
to use harsh measures apparently attracted rather than
kept Finns away from the streets.
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Scheme of Red
in sessions that have run
almost continuously since
Saturday, would give In-
donesia at least symbolic
control of West New Guin-
ea by May.
Indonesia's Foreign Min-
ister-Subandrio planned to
fly to New York Tuesday
to see acting UN Secre-
tary-General U Thant be-
fore taking off Tuesday
night to report to Indone-
sian President Sukarno.
Diplomatic sources said
/ U Thant they expected the U. N.
secretary would issue a report on the negotiations after
his meeting with Subandrio.
U Thant has been represented at the negotiations-
held at a secluded estat* in Virginia’s hunt country-
by retired U. S. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker, who pre-
sided over the talks.
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sion appearance Tuesday on
a program to be beamed to
the United States live via
the Telstar satellite.
LONDON (fl—Red-eyed members of the House of
Commons concluded Tuesday an all-night sitting after
fresh attacks on Prime Minister Macmillan's plans to
take Britain into the European Common Market.
A group of rebellious Conservatives joined opposi-
tion Laborites in charging that Macmillan seemed bent
on a course that would damage the whole common-
wealth concept.
The session in the paper-littered chamber lasted 18
hours and 29 minutes. It was the longest sitting since
March 11, 1954, when the House spent 22 hours and 23
minutes debating army financial estimates.
The attack on Macmillan's Common Market pol-
icies comes at a delicate time. The Brussels negotia-
tions on Britain's membership application are dead-
locked. A full-dress debate on the Common Market is
scheduled in parliament Wednesday.
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MOSCOW (UPI)—The head of a meat packing plant
has been sentenced to death for conspiring with collec-2
tive farmers in a scheme which netted him $30,000, six«
mansions and two automobiles over a 3% year period.
• The verdict was handed down by the Uzbek republic
supreme court against a man identified only as "Burk:
hanove," according to the newspaper "Pravda Vostoka."
The plant chief was found guilty of conspiring with
farmers by faking receipts for meats he did not re
ceive. The farmers thus could claim they had exceeded
government quotas. •
Burkhanove was believed to have amassed a profit
of at least $30,000 in his dealings with farmers. Pravda
said, while acquiring the mansions and automobiles.
The farmers were estimated to have swindled th*
collectives of about $300,000 for their part in the corf
spiracy.
'Brooke was under pressure,that he qualified for a zone
The Dutch government has many (UPI) — German au-
agreed to lend India $30 mil- thorities said seven British
lion, a spokesman for the airmen were killed Monday
finance ministry said here in the crash of a helicopter
Monday. 1 near here.
crew of 41 men without in-
jury.
The 4,993-ton Montrose
lay a crippled hulk Tues-
day. her forcdeck virtual-
ly submerged, her screw
and rudder high out of the
water. Water lapped high-
Argentine Union Will Strike
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - The CGT Union Federa-
tion, ignoring government appeals for a postponement,
decided Monday night to go ahead with its plans for
a 48-hour “general strike” starting at midnight Tues-
day night.
As in a similar walkout in May, the strike was ex-
pected to produce its principal effects in the fields of
transportation and factory production, particularly in
the Buenos Aires industrial suburbs dominated by sup-
porters of ousted ex-President Juan D. Peron.
Newspapers will suspend publication, but commer-
cial and financial activity will probably continue at
near-normal levels.
This week’s strike is expected to be more effective
than similar walkouts in the past because the cost of
living has skyrocketed 22.5 percent since the first of
the year.
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up and over a 15-foot em-
bankment and slid sideways
about five blocks through;
adjacent streets when the
train, traveling about 70
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from several sources to al-
low the 61-year-old Lithuan-
ian-born psychiatrist to es-
cape return to New York.
Besides the application for
asylum, Brooke also has
promised to give careful;
study to a plea by three
_ British legislators to allow
two-thirds of
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(left) side, finally reach-
ing the big “M" on her
stack.
She was held by her two
anchors directly under the
ambassador bridge, which
a number of parked automo- gine and several other
did not leave the rails.
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D. Eisenhower and Swedish destination on compassion-
Prime Minister Tage Er- ate grounds. An unnamed
lander will make a televi- European country and pos-
sibly Ghana were reported
ness to
crushing blow at any en-
emy daring to invade the
country,” one broadcast
said.
Another recalled the
harsh realities of life in
Red China — the faltering
farm economy which has
made it necessary to send
thousands of troops to la-
bor in the fields.
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children, will join with Er- bail in New York, The Is-
lander to promote the peo- raeli government expelled!
him July 1 and put him on
breakaway Katangese re-
gime.
Tuesday session may lay
down the groundwork for
WASHINGTON O—Dutch and Indonesian negotia-
tors reportedly have agreed on a settlement of their
long, war-threatened wran-
gle over West New Guinea.
Sources said the com-
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School Starts Soot 3rd
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Ponca Military Academy
Box 711 Ponca City. Okla.
weeks ago, is expected to act ly wind had anything to do
on Soblen’s application this with the difference.
biles.
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Cause Unclear
One of the freight cars
fell 50 feet into the Kaskas-
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIME8 Tuesdy, July 3^ 190g | 1
Eisenhower was expected York, but Soblen maneu-
to discuss the contributions vered his way into Britain
of communications and edu- by slashing a wrist and his
cation to international rela- abdomen on the flight to
links this city and Windsor, I
Ont., in full view of thous- I
ands of spectators on
shore.
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ported at 2 a.m. that he
would not leave the ship. :
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3 a.m. the three officers
were taken off.
7 Airmen Killed
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the Public Service Co. Mon-
day that it cost 39 cents to
ride downtown and 42 cents;
to return home and won-
dered if a prevailing wester- j
DETROIT (P—A British
freighter and a barge
ground together in the De-
troit river* Monday night,
tearing a great hole in the
side of the freighter. She
rolled onto her side as res-
cue boats removed the
fare on the trip downtown}
but coming back he had to
buy a transfer — which cost j
three cents.
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