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PARIS t UPI —The Protestant
Federal it in of France threw its I
v eight behind a laborst talent
drive for peace hi Algeria today
with a resolution calling for new
attempts at a truce
flai e floegner president of the
filkotion was seeking an early I
tneeting Iklaurice Cardinal
Homan Catholic archhish
op of Paris la propose a Joint
II ppeal to l'resident Charles de
Cantle and Algerian rebel lead
DACCA East Pakistan tUPD—
A cyclone and tidal wave that
lashed the East Pakistan port
town of Chittagong and the sur-
rounding coastal area took' at
least 1000 lives an eyewitness
said today
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The survivor who arrived here
by train frbm the isolated town
said there was a complete corn
rminications blackout for 40 hours
MILAN Italy arm) — Famed
Grvek :born c'orauctor' Dimnitil
Mitropoulos 04 former director
of the Minneapolis and New Yak
symphony ochestras died today
on the podium of La Scala opera
house
A spokesman for La Scala said
Mitropoulos collapsed while con-
ducting a rehearsal for a concert
M was scheduled to hold next
Monday
lie had town conducting for
about 20 minutes when his baton
soddenly fell from his hand
New French Truce Talks
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of a resolution passed at the close
it (Jr a lederation meeting Tuesday
Warning that continuation of the
I Algerian war was creating a (tan
!genius situation within France
I The Protestant initiative came
two weeks after French Catholic
Ileaders had expressed rnounting
concern over the Algerian
passe and condemned excesses
being committed by both sides
1000 Dead in Pakistan
after the cyclone swept in from
the Bay of Bengal Monday even-
ing The government has not yet Is-
sued an official report on the sit-
uation at Chittagong because of
poor communications This was
the second time that the area
had been hit by a cyclone In three
weeks An estimated 6000 persons
died after a twister and tidal
wave ripped the area Oct la
Famed Director- Is Dead
suildenly collapsed on the
podium- and orchestra MilSirittlift
stopped playing and rushed to
help him" the spokesman said
"An ambulance was Immediately
summoned but he died on his way
to Milan's Polyclinic Hospital"
Doctors said a preliminary di-
agnosis showed Mitropoulos died
of a cerebral hemorrhage
Marbpoulos one of the world's
great conductors became the
New York Philharmonic's direc-
tor In 1950 after serving as co
conductor with Leopold Stokowski
for one year
Hostile Reception for UN
LEOPOLDVILLE The Congo
tUPD — United Nations author-
ities here have 'advised Secretary
General Dag liammarskjold to
keep a 15-nation "good offices"
commission out of the Congo for
the present informed sources
said today
The sources Pi aid UN officials
Nor the commission wouhl get a
hostile reception from Congolese
political leaders as well as the
people
ONDON tun it---Sc4vonstar
Elizabeth Taylor today ras re-
ported to be under examination
for a suspected case of Malta
fever
The Daily Ma'il quoted one of
Filling Out forms
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strongman who 'seized power in
the Congo Sept 141urned a cold
bhoulder to the commission TueS-
day ''The commission won't he able
to count on me or the army' he
pid "I WWII receive them"
President Joseph Kasavubu pre-
viously had expressed a dim view
of the idea of another group of
outsiders coming to the Congo
Liz Taylor With Fever
Miss Taylor's doctors as saying
be is convinced Malta fever is the
source of the stars illness al
though more tests would Le neces-
sary for a final diagnosis
l‘ttita fever usually Is contact
ed in Mediterranean countries
and results from an infection car-
ried in goat's milk Miss Taylor
and her busbnnd Eddie Fisher
recently spent a holiday in Boma
and the Greek islands
Ing on the -annual "Miss Texas" -
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Sen John F Kennedy:
(At rally in Los Angeles gar-
ment district): "If we can carry
this state we can win"
(In speech at East Los Angeles!
Coliseum): "Mr Nixon tek!
rk Sent two wholly different
parties with wholly different "rec!
ords in the past and wholly dif-I
ferentviews of the future We!
disagree and our parties disa tree j
on where we stand today and
where we are heade
morro)4
"When Mr Nixon sayX
prestige has never latwitlioer
when this administration refuses
to disclase surveys revealing how I
doubtful the world Is about our
capacity to lead the next genera-
tion they remind me of Stanley
Baldwin in the British election of j
19:14 telling the voters that all was j
well and the Nazi menace was
no cause for alarm
"What should shock every citi-
zen was the Republican decision
to cut national defense and de-
fense employment without regard
for either our national security or
the needs of our workers In
order to make good on arbitrary
tudget promises they cut back
(Aircraft and missile programs es-
sential to deter a surprise attack
and then partially reinstate them
wIon election day nears ThiN is
false economy at it st but
it is no more false than the de-
testable charge that I would shift
defense jobs ' from thk state to
some ot her area of unemploy
Langston Lions
RankedHigh
KANSAS CITY (LTD — Lang
ston of Oklahoma was ranked 10th
today in the National Association
of Intercollegiate Athletics weekly
football 1)oll Langston is unde
feated in six games this season
Southern Illinois and Lenoir
Ithvne continued to run 1-2 in the
poll:- followed by Southeast Louis
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ROOTING FOR VICTORY—President Eisenhower joins his partys
top candidates Henry Cabot Lodge left and Vice President
Nixon in making V signs to the crowd gathered at Roosevelt
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Taft Chilirtnall of the Fair Cam-
paign Practices Committee
warned Tuesday against an out
!leak of new religious smears In
the closing days of the presiden
tial campaign
"In every election charges that
cannot be doettmented are 'dived
until the last minute" the Cin-
cinnati lawyer said
"Vtlenever you MT or hear of
a pew accusittiql)just More elee
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Vice President Richard M
on: I
(To Lancaster Pa au(Iience):
"tit Kennedy had taken his for-11
eign policy ideas to a summit
meettng) htwushchev would have
over him like a truck would I
run over a little boy"
In statement charging Ken - would bring
higher prices and taxes) : '1 can
think of no carnival conlidenCe
man selling a worse quack med-
icine to an unsuspecting customer
for the Inflation— the rising cost
of living --- that my opponent's
proposal would bring would affect
not Just a few Items but every
single thing you buy all across
the board"
Syracuse NY stwech de-
nouncing what he said wa§ Ken-
nedys statement that a vote for
Nixon would mean destruction of
the Social Security system): It
is a bare-faced lie (it is) irre-
sponsible and despicable The
American poilile are going to nail
this lie"
In Rochester NY speech):
"(Kennedy is) trying to talk this
TountryAin a recession (Kennedy)
isn't going to get away with it
because we are going to win this
elect ion"
tin first 'of "Nixon at Seven"
TV speeches "'Kennedy's pro
posaig lidded up to) or most ex
travagant promises ever offered
by a presidential candidate
IKennedy's farm program is) the
most radical ever foisted off on
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skepticism If its new exciting
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sure that its also real and true"
The prominent Episcopal lay
man said the "hate groups" are
still around But he told a lug of of the St Louis Council of
!Chia-chef and tlaitcsd Church
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nation's 61 - million l'rotestants
have conducted anti Catholic
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Ike Takes Campaign Plecke
NEW YORK (UPI) — President
Eisenhower took a total plunge
- into the political campaign today
Ile joined Vice President Nixon
bete for the first of a dramatic
series of side-by-side onslaughts
Against Jeported Democratic re-
surgence in thó at days bqqe
the election - - -
New York's indispensable 45
electoral votes already listed in
" the Kennedy column by at least
one independeat straw poll were
the target of one of the most in
tense campaign forays ever
undertaken by Eisenhower
The President flew here this
looming from Washington and s-t
off at once with Nixon for a helliropter awing across the suburbs
then a huge ticker-tape parade
up Broadway and finally a
nationwide telecast tonight
Eisenhower threw the full
weight of his personality and
popularity into the all-out battle
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