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Plight May Get Worse For Hungry Millions eaowrener find Connt = mec sae tent NEW DELHI | plight of India's hungry millions imay get worse, with the onset of the monsoon next month, be- fore it gets better The drenching rains will solve) Kerala, in the extreme south,| |the drinking water problem and|normally experiences some promise ultimate relief from|shortage during the monsoon, ithe food shortage if they are/hyt according to reports rice} | prolonged stocks there are currently only} } But the harvesting will not) just above one month's require-| start until October and Novem-|ments and supplies from other| |ber and meanwhile the rains\indian states to Kerala have! will create difficuities in un- below what has (Reuters)--~The| claim ration card - holder® are} jae getting their full quota naw] and they say rationing may col apse with the worsened food situation in July and August. eS le An Oshawa brother and sister both received gradua- tion diplomas this month, Ardyth Many Pollitt, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Thom- as Pollitt, of 290 Arthur st., Oshawa, has graduated from the Toronto Teachers' College, Her brother George Thomas Pollitt has graduat- ed from the Queen's Law School, Kingston. He will be Anti-Mobutu.: BROTHER, SISTER GRADS 'ys 'nila tia joining the Oshawa law firm of Greer and Kelly. Miss Pollitt will be returning to Oshawa to teach in the city's education system this fall. Before attending teachers' college Miss Pol- litt was a student at Done- van Collegiate, Her brother attended Central Collegiate. He is also the holder of a BA degree from the Uni versity of Waterloo Plot Foiled By ARNOLD AMBER The Congolese government to day claimed to have foiled plot by a former premier andj minister LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters) | to return the country to legality To achieve this task Annay was to be appointed temporary a| premier, with Kimba as foreign Mahamba pras to be- three other ex-ministers to as-|come interior minister and sassinate President Joseph Mo-|Bamba finance minister butu and overthrow the govern-| ment An announcemen ove; Leopoldville said a nutmber of|Ploodless coup pointed Gen maba premier but himself ruled foreign embassies were involved) the coup t and that) relations with ine countries con-| cerned would be broken as soon} as a@ full investigation was com- plete, A press conference was sched- uled for later today to explain all aspects of the plot, The pres- ident was then expected to meet with his cabinet to discuss the matter, The radio broadcast said for- mer premier Evariste Kimba and his three confederates tried to persuade a number of high ranking army officers to join them in an attempt to return The Congo to what they called "legal government." The plot was foiled when the officers reported the attempt to their superiors, the radio said. It added the plotters intended to kill both Mobutu and army chief Gen. Louis Bobozo It was Mobutu, who then held the post of army chief, who led a coup Nov. 25 that overthrew the government of Premier Kimba. Radio Leopoldville identified the three others as former de- fence minister Jeromy Annay Alexandre Mahambra, who held a number of posts under various governments, and Senator Em- manuel Bamba, a former fi- nance minister. The radio said the arrested men prepared a "'coup procla mation" relieving Mobutu and the army commander of their posts and appointing Annay as head of a committee instructed Patriotism Plea Made By GENE HANDSAKER HOLLYWOOD (AP)--A_ reci- tation pleading for patriotism written by a Nashville news- caster and recorded by a coun try singer, is the fastest-selling ingle in Warner Bros, Records })\vear history There's probably bee like it since the early days says noth Bea a spokesman The firm's three Hants in California, Indiana and New York switched to 24-hour opera tion from eight hours to manu facture the records Day for Decision, released May 11, sold 212,000 copies in two weeks, The record company chartered a plane to fly 12,000 copies to Chicago to meet de mand. The recitation was played at high school assem- blies and Sunday church serv- The Chicago Tribune car ried the text on page one Spokesmen say the recitation was written by Allen H. Peltier newscaster for WMAK - radio. Nashville, as a reaction to draftcard burnings. It was re- corded by Tennessee baritone Johnny Sea 4 partial text (copy: Moss Rose Publication Alien H. Peltier) . Old Glory fallen so close to the earth ing tle ices ght 1966 writer has never Our embassies are being stoned Our young men are dying f ideals which don't ses much to Ameri or m to mean too ans any more "The truth doesn't America real ouble 1 the rice ddies of Viet trouble = lie 1 the of St. Louis, the » mansions Nam Her s ir play ind of San Francisco the slums of Chicago This is the age of the Ameri- can cynic, the year of the un believer. Old-fashioned love ff God, country and fam passe/ We { ehen they ire our nal anthem e the f ast guys V Witly things. . ss president Radio| Place of Joseph Kasavubu in a Mobutu, 35, was installed as last -November in Mobutu ap- Leonard Mula- by decree | loading food grains pouring in ifrom the United States, Canada and other countries. They will lalso disrupt road communica- tions along which the grain is being moved to the needy And the threat of food riots looms again as India braces it self for several even more dif- Ifieult months of food shortage Reports from East Bengal and Kerala, where rioting oc- curred earlier this year, speak of possible renewed trouble |} PLANS ACTION The united front of Commu- nist and other left-wing parties in West Bengal has announced |plans for "direct action" against the government by the end of July Meanwhile successfully the front, which brought Calcuttato standstill twice this year plans mass demonstrations around the houses of ministers been running been promised Official figures show that more than 46,009,000 people out \lation approaching 500,000,000; are suffering from acute scar-| city caused by the failure of last year's monsoon rains In addition huge num * of livestock are badly affected by| the drought and shortage of fod ider in Uttar Pradesh of] Dethi. 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