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Barrie Examiner, 7 Sep 1960, p. 1

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Statcsrto magihfgegrgngeogfiumg trh hurricane visorics or gt EXAMINING THE EXAMINER WASHINGTON AP Presi dent Eisenhower indicated today Donnas worst winds missed the thfiugffl 33 Island The wind was clocked at wns BLACK AND TAN Bradford OPP sergeant has he will address the United Na tions General Assembly opening least 106 dead and another zoo only ins Jun missing in floods and high tides Baby Is Hanged an interesting history See page five the County Page Sept 20 but does not expect to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev Three deaths were reported in By Her Nightgown ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL GAIS there Port Au Prince capital of Haiti and at least seven persons per ished Monday in the Leeward Islands Floodwa ers swcp across SM STE MARIE OPP And theyfre coming to 3223 13 we WM Threeyearold Pamela Murjorie Barrie on Sept 12 See Pp Phllllps dled by hanging Tuesday page two MANY INJURED as she lay in herchfilllge Her His name is Billy Meek and Humacaa hardest hit the nightgown caught on thecm hes on his way to Barrie With The president told press can NUCLEAR REACTOR Rare Puerw Ricm areas répomd as ringes bond bars child prudigyp Star and ference the chances that he will display Will be on View of burns recovered 50 50 per The baby daughler or Mr andl pmdigy are on page see Khmflmevh Who has Hoozfz ligfgoml lam sons were reported to have heenMrs Russell Phillips of Port gaunceq ha will aid the SW1 injured in the area most of lock mllcseast of here was elegam la mm are them residents of slum shacks having her morning sleep She very VFW Sllwlnd°°d ITS UP TO You 5iy5 appareritly manoeuvred herself Cum condllwns mum have noted archaeologist Dr Wil under soft covering shield at to belulhlled before such meetl frid Jury of old Willow the back of her carriage hood 1E could he POSSIhlB the PFeSl Fort restoration See page where her nightgown got caught dent said One he said in re three spouse to questionswould be the freeing of crew members of the American RB47plane downed by Russia along the beaches Governor Luis Munoz Marin She was foundby her mother Jhereare other conditions too he added But he said he does summoned local nment leaders to draft an emergency naLintendtn discuss them at this time program to cope with the dis in Leopoldvllle Whueas the legal authority ln Tllépresidentdcclaréd he is the Congo The army still ap DEPLORES nussms ACTION Eisenhower also said the US still the chief of state in the peared tobe loyal to Lumumha Congo and his sters had no 00 mar v1ng tmerary dEPloresrTlleunilaterhlaction the Soviet Union insupplying air power togdcpose him In his =for Kasayubu in military ranks craft and other equipment for Bagardis Billiard garlorin Reopen Airfields UN Troops Told LEOPOLDVILLE Reuters Congolesc Premier Patrice Lu mumbn today appealed to inde pendent African states for lm mediate military aid as thisdl vided republic plunged deeper into political chaos Lumumba sent letter to the independent African states call ing ferJtrcops 7c routmarmy the necessary armament and possible aircraft for troop trans portatioo The goateed Congolese leader sent another letter to the United Nations command here dcmnnd ing that Congolese alrflelds and Leopoldvlne radio closed by the UN Tuesday be reopened The twin moves by Lumumba came after clashes Tuesday night between supporters of President Joseph Kasovubu and troops and police loyal to Lumumba At least two pers on were killed wheii police opened fire with ma cbioeguns on demonstrating Ea kungo tribesmen who drove through the streets of Leopold ville calling for Lumumhas ous gen maintenance of law nndlorderJ Lumumbn has refused to do The Assucmel he PM cam Kasaibug order dismiss from London that President Kn lng mm mm 0mm and has savnbu had overcome the radio countered by getting cabinet ap Mk0 by broadcasting from proval for move to strip the Brazzavflle across the Conso preside of an his powers River from Leopoldvllle in the Congo republic of the French UN NONCOMMIHAL community Thebrazzaville std The UN had still not given any lion snidit had set up direct indication today of whether it link with Kasavubu uca recognizesLumumba orKESB gle for power the presidents sup porters said today AntlLumumba troops in the Congolese army boldly walked into the prison where Jean Boll knogo has been held by Lu mumbn and freed the political leader Tuesday night Bolikango head of tbo party of National Unllyjlmdbeén Jaiiléd nylihi premier on charge he had plotted to assassinate both Lib mumba and Kasevubu HEADS TRIBESMEN Bolikungo is also leader of Bengals tribesmen in the Congo lt was Bangnla members of the army who freed btrn Lumumba charged in his letter to the UNs special representa tive here that the closing of air fields and of Leopoldville radio an important key to power in the Congo was violation of the sovereignty of the republic oi Congo The UN said it closed the radio station and the airfields used by UN planes in the interests of the military purposes to the Congo This had aggravated an al ready serious situation which finds Africans killing other Afriy was rnust repeat the United States takes most serious view of this action by the Soviet Un ion Eisenhower dealt with these other matters Detectorsthe defection of two National Security Agency em ployees to Russia should be les son that the US should never cease its vigilance but should al ways be on the alert in an effort to find out whether security pro cedurfi can bettightened ReligionHeliopud any clfort tomake religion an issue intha presidential campaignishould be put on theishelulnfittbeelccfiorl is over and orgotten PRTO Bonnie FOLIO OUTBREAK SAPPORO Japan AP polio outbreak on Hokkaido Ja pans northernmost island has killed 66 persons and stricken 1902 others since June nun collar Politelnenl ind W0 Finally In Jail NEWMARIEET Tvvo menzeml ed in Newmarket jail today af ter an eventful night which re portedly included fight in Kes wick tearing apart Kcswick police cells and vicious attack on three escortlng police officers which resulted in the ditching of policetcruiser William Burns 21 of Oak Ridges and James Robinson 35 of Keswick were arrested last night by North Gwillimbury pol ice for allegedly starting tight with Norman Summers 17 oil Keswick Placed in the cells at DROWNED AT CAMP PARRY SOUND CPlEzley Mercury laof Toronto drowned Monday when he suf fered cramps while svilimming at nearby Camp Greenwood if iLifer Released Driven To Canada DETROIT APiOnly one of Louis Vhitsitts dreams has been fulfilled He was released from The regular morningitinerary of SGyoarold Barrie man end ed in his being fined $100 on hookmaking charge in Barrie broadcast monitored in London and it was not known hothe Kasavubu said hecould count our troops would behave in show Allnrldale He always ended in the Clark the army to support him in his down an Congolese troops loyal to Kasa vuhu have arrived in Leopold son Hotel ludies beverage room struggle with Lumumba whom villeto support him in his strug Magistrates Court todaY at noon testified the constable be accused of plunging the couri try toward dictatorship andcom munism The visiting places of Cecil He said he saw Mr Coulson Coulson 151 Clapperlon Street take $5 bill from man at the were described in detail bya city Simcoe Hotel and heard another QWarrants issued For Arrest police constable 19th Body Located maniplace $2 bet on Oil Can at Toronto racetrack Const Berry testified that he himself placed bets with Mr Theakston but although he won $930 the first time he was not so lucky the second He said Theakston always dialed the same telephone number to make the bet and the number was later discovered to be that of Mr Coulson tering the parliament building this morning the radios corre spondent said Lumumbn sum moned the session to seek vote of confidence BRUSSELS APThe Belgian radio said today warrants are believed to have been issued for the arrest of Premier Patice Lumumbd and five of his minis ing Macomb County wherevNes bitt was shot and killed Premier find 5Ministers Mr Coulson was one of two men who appeared on bookmak Southern Michigan is at Jackson Tuesday after serving 27 years for murder and kidnap ping whitsitt 44 native of Court right Ont had expected to be allowed to remain in the United States He said he had very good job selling insurance and real estate lined up He also hoped to be reunited with three brothers and three sisters 31 of whom live in the US Instead agents of the imigration and aturalizatiun service picked up Whitsitt at the prison drove him to Detroit and from there fl Windsor where they ft him WhitsiitWaS 17 hen heand threeother men were se=l in September 1933 to 4590 years for kidnapping and life imprison metstint murder in the slaying of JosepbNesbitt Police said the four forced their way into Nes biltsrcar at gunpoint drove it out of Detroit and into neighbor Whitsitt recently won new trial because of the swiftness of his conviction It was decided to release him en Macomb County could not find enough witlt nesses to retry the case and recommended it be dismissed However the kidnappilig con viction remained and immigra tion officials refused to dismiss longstanding deportation order against Whitsittn Whitsitt who was surprised but showed no bitterness at being released in Windsor said It feels very good to be out Natur ally my greatest regret was at having to leave my His brotherTfJbugla was convir edijtl Whiteittand he and th other tw men still are in pruoll He left Windsor by train Tues day night for an undisclosed Ca nadian city Where he said he would try to find bookkeeping and clerical job grnrss TIME dishes resin llboard PlaneKilledu MONTEVIDEO Uruguay Reuters All 30 persons aboard an Argentine oiriinerwere fearedkilled when it crashed near the Argentine border today after exploding in midair The plane D06 operatedby Aerolineas Argentinas was flying fromMoutevideo tuBuenos Aires withM passengerssud lt crew of six Assembly Invalidates Orders LEOPOLDVILLE hr TheNational Assembly voted 10 day to invalidate President Joseph Kasavubus firing or Prem ier Patri The decision was embodied in himself voted for the resolution deputies voted against llarry Jerome Helps Team Lumumba and Lilmumbas order ousting Kasavubu single resolution Lumumba along with 59 members Nine RDME CP rlt Harry Jerome of Vancouver rah the anchor eg nrlay fer the Canadian mcns loometre Olympic relay team tha defied seco andnualltledxor the semi lnals Remand Man In Foley Death TORONTO CP Gerald hehindjh Unltedssiatesv Fox 24 of Bracebrldge today was remanded without plea to Sept 22 on charge of criminal negligence in the March 17 traffic Vdeath ofTom Foley9ttawa attic and television personality EwoN NEW rum To Rome May 25 in the fall to cover Ghana Si ra Keswick they broke the windows and ripped the ceiling police said Escorted by Chief Constable Alvin Pollack and PCstdam Chalmers and Charles Reading they were put in cruiser for ansier to Newmarket jail On the way the two menweregsaid to have jumped Reading tried to cboke Constable Chalmers ant throttle Chief Constable Pol lac The cruiser went into the ditch smashing xthe steering Radio ing charge guilty similar charge against his wifewas withdrawn today He pleaded Albert Owen Theakston 49 of 138 St Vincent Street pleaded not guilty Upon conviction at man today he was fined $50 Const Ralph Berry testified that during May he regularly follt lowed Mr Coulson down Dunlap Street East and watched bini enter Harry Twiss Snoriinebe found alive The Negro miners Goods Jacksons Grill Queens have been trapped more than Fear No Survivors BOKSBURG ll til Africa AmThe known dead lathe shaft collapse at the ERPMvgold mine here mountedto 19 this morning with the recovery of four more bodies during the night missing with scant hope any will He saidMr Coulsons house was raided July after it had been tapped for telephone calls Weird notations were found imprintedon scratch pads and conversations on the telephone were also of va codelike naturo he went on Defence counsel for Mr loul There are still eight miners son John Agro of Hamilton said it was clear there had been no force used in this gaming and its intrinsic in our nature to want to bet Contact was made with East Gwiilimbury and Newmarket for ces who came out to escort he prisoners zto Newmarket Chalmers hadto receivemedlcal attention At Newmarkei police court to day Burnslwas charged with as saultcausing disturbance and tdrunk driving Robinson was charged with assault bodily harm andcausing disturbance other charges are pending They have been remanded in custody for one Week QueenTo Pay Visit LONDON Reuters The Queen and tbeDllke of Edinburgh willpay state vlsitto Rome from May to May next year both ited Home with the duke in April 1951 On that occasion she was receiiiedbyithe late Pope Pius XII Other trips abroad planned by the Queen next year are state visit tnlIndin and Pakistan next February and one to Leone and Gambia APPOINI NEWu EDITOR auroramamenawsres lery correspondent fly The son newspapers has bee appointed Ottawa editor for MacleaoHum ter Business ublications it we announced sdayMlE Gwyn succeeds DonPeacock who has transferred to the Ottawa bur eau cf TharFlnancial Root ronouro CP Richard nutside the us em Hotel Harris Flowers and alsot7000 feet down since Saturday Here ispnrt of the over flowf crowd of Cubans lined up ssy int Havana to seek visas folthe inside were filled with hand reds ofothers Scenes llkorthla ta li place for meat embbssy lofflclnlsj swampe with unprocessed ep United States Waiting rooms plicntinllliUlttliucent day the country ssary to have rosently the only restriction is that maklnglt military ters The radio said the warrants were issued at the request of President Kasavubu The radio said its correspond ent at Leopoldville repogtedthat Moise Tshombe president and premier of secessionist Katanga province was expectedsaon at Brazzaville to meet Kasavubu Brazzaville across the Congo River from Leopoldville is the the French community The warrants boiethe names of Lumumbs information nis ter Anicet Kashamura Interior Minister Christophe Ghenye Jus ticc nister Remy Mwalnbn State Secretary for Information Antoine Bolamba and State Sees retary for the Presidency Jacqlies Lumhala UN soldiers were reported to have barred Lumumba from en HALIFAX cmdust swlic ing winds drove fares theAtlantie vinces Tuesday Fo stry officials saidnocom munitles were in direct danger but there uppeared to be little they could dorto halt thedestruc tlon in thewpods Firemen in western Prince Ed ward Isl wereh mp wln£liohnnges that sehi rampag ing fires innalmost eve direc Wed justget firebreak up infront ofin fire when the nd utting urnllig ruglhs lid form 500 mennnd dozens capital of the Congo Republic of SWIIICHINQWINDE Sees Nd jTo through more valuable timber in tinned The radio said Senate Presl 1dent Joseph Ileo whom Kasa vubu named premierand put in charge of formingsnew govern ment did not attend the parlln ment meetingthis morning He was busy withthe formation of his cabinet it was reported from which would be excluded mem bers of Lumumbas party WOULD AID INMATES TORONTO CPlEetter visit ing facilities are needed for the families of prisoners in Ontario jails Reform Institutions Min fer George Wardrope said To dayrMrfWardrope said cannot stress too much the im portanee of finding ways to keep the inmate andbls family to gather Our thinking on these matters rnust less punitive and more real Hone hes Bulldozed fire breaks have been put lp in front of nearly all the es and aroundalltbe houses in their path Th communi es were threatenedMount Pleasant airport near Summersid Rort tandnlhertou5nmil nothwest of Summeside Some so fires are burning in Nova Seolia and the Island The nation in both provinces wss rib rLas iticnl Woods dri memory in Nova Scotias Shelburne eolfnty morelt anode men con llghtenre that more out12jdoysagoand has burned an tmatéd acreage of spruce forest bur

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