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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

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CREATION AND UNIVERSE l. WHICH WOULD
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MURDERoUs CREATOR
tsee ossIE VIRGIL. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
= FEAR NO EVIL :
Ys,4, Cav. His disciple, ps~s,
BY B. Elizabeth Ellington

The Bible tells in Luke 912 "Then he called his twelve
disciples together and gave them power and authority over
all devils, and to cure diseases"
"And he sent them TO preach the kingdom of God and
to heal the SICK"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

About two weeks ago. duplicated effort OF
year ago. when the Cards getting off bad start
and mailed three skeleton copies Of the Detroit Tribune
their fine Manager the former Tiger pitcher Of the 4os
mr. Fred Hutchinson. and five reprints Of powerful
sases including our efforts in behalf of Mr.. John Foster
ooes Secretary OF State few hours after he had that
operation iS. growth, November 1856 when
fhere was prognosis Of weeks eonvaescence, and
which was reduced to few days. commentator remarkns
mar Mr. Dulles merely moved his office from the STATE
DEPT. TO the hospifalI
tsee CARDS EDGE PIRATES, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

Menomonie Wis. Times. 6/5
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OF MATERIAL [so.eaIedl EXISTENCE" !-p. III. MY
MASTERPIECE, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK - IMPERATIVE TO ROOT OUT THE DEVIL
tsee ToRNADoEs. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

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As ABOARD DIE"
"14 AMERICANS AMONG CONSTELLATION
PASSENGERS"
CvsdaIaara, Mexico Windsor Daily Start
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NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvES
AND FOOLS MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES. Myths!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TERROR. URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS. IS SELF
DESTROYED"!-p. 49, sab.
tsee PLANE RAMS PEAK. Page ~
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
spirit O. Seattle" TO
Be Presented 70 The Philippines
Pres. Garcia To
Receive Plane
In Washington

Plans to present an airplane,
called 1.-THE Spirit of Seattle"
to President of the Philippines
Carlos P. Garcia at the Ma
tional Airport in Washington,
D. c., on June 20 were in full
swing here last week, William
F. Devin, chairman of the
Spirit of Seattle Committee,
said today.
Under present arrangements,
Mrs. Garcia will christen the plane
at $50 o'clock on the morning of
June 20 in the presence of Presi-
dent Eisenhower, members of the
congressional delegation f ON
Washington and other representa-
tives of the state.
For Educational Use
The plane will be turned over TO
the Philippine Department of Edu-
cation and will be used by men
and women trained in hnguistics
to reduce the various dialects of
the Philippine Islands to a written
language with the ultimate result
that the entire country win have
one uniform language.
Operating the plane for the
Philippine Government will be the
Aviation and Radio Service,
an organization of intrepid air
men who now are performing a
similar and effective service of
this type in other primitive areas
of the world, such as Peru, Ecua-
dor and Bolivia. The teachers for
Continued on Page a
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Little Ro yaIty
Contest Counts
Six Candidates
BY Fred A. Cordova

Six charming youngsters
are vying for the Filipino
Community of Seattle's sec
ond annual Little King and
Little Queen honors.
And if mortals (Pinoy var
iety) could always have their
way, all six should be crowned
with regal splendor in the
1858 Fourth of July cere-
monies.
Seeking the Little Kings crown
are:
Jose Israel Luna, Anthony Ma
mon and Virgil Alfonso delos San
tos.
And on the girls side, they are;
Susan Ancian9, Linda Flores
and Patricia Quintero.
The contest, now in its second
consecutive running, is being
sponsored by the Community s
Youth Activities. Votes are being
offered at 10 cents apiece by each
candidate.
Proceeds will go to further an
expanded youth program for the
Filipino Communityof Seattle, Inc,
under the auspices of the Youth
Activities Committee. Contest CO.
chairmen are Mrs. Dorothy Cor
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Publishers
Column
VICTORIA ACOSTA VELASCO
Editor q Publisher
Whof Happens Now?

The Filipino Community of Sc
attic, Inc. started in 1947 a cam
paign for funds for community
clubhouse. $4,000 was withdrawn
from the treasury of the Commun-
ity and deposited in a Bank as a
Filipino Community Clubhouse
Fund, distinct and separate from
the General Fund of the organiza-
ton. The intent and purpose of
the Clubhouse Fund was, under
a logical assumption, for the estab-
lishment at a convenient future
time of clubhouse for the Com
munity.
Very recently, the Community
Council with legislative, executive
and judicial powers) approved a
resolution TO withdraw $4,000 from
the Clubhouse Fund and loan it to
certain organization at general
practice interest. The motive of the
loan, it would seem, was to realize
a good chunk of money from the
interest the principal would earn
and add it to the Clubhouse Fund.
Well and good, so far as the
earning end of the deal is con-
cerned. But the Filipino Commun-
ity of Seattle, Inc. is starting a
bad practice and an unfortunate
precedence by going into the loan
business and, worse still, to use
a fund earmarIxed for a definite
purpose-that of establishing a
clubhouse for the Community.
When that Clubhouse Fund was
established, it was with the under
standing, definitely, that 1t would
go toward the establishment of a
clubhouse. When campaigns for
more money to add to the fund
were conducted in subsequent
years, the explanation was made
30 the general public that the pro-
eeeds of The campaigns would go to
the Clubhouse Fund. The impress
sion of the general public, there
fore, was that they were asked to
contribute to a definite fund-the
Clubhouse Fund.
To use that Fund, or any part
of that Fund, now for any other
matter alien to its original intent
and purpose, would be betrayal
of the trust and confidence of the
general public in the leadership of
the Filipino Community. Caution
should now be exercised.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

meet Pres. Carlos P. Garcia of
the Philippines and fly him
the remainder of the way to
Washington.
Pres. Garcia is due to board
the Columbine on the 10th of
June and arrive in Washing
ton to begin his state visit on
the 18th.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

PRES. GARCIA affair will be at
tended by around a thousand
Philippine and American diplo-
matte officials, executives and
members of leading American cor
porations and trade associations,
and friends of the Republic of the
Philippines.
The dinner is being handled by
the Dinner Honoring Pres. Carlos
p. Garcia Committee, representing
the three sponsoring organizations,
at SGT Madison Avenue, Suite 725,
New York %, N. Y.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

A S t 0 ri a to be
g i've n b y t h e
P h i Ii p p i n e.
American Cham
Der of Commerce,
the F a r East
America Council
of Commerce and
Industry, and the
STA Society.
The dinner at
eight will be pre-
coded by a recep-
ton at seven. The
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
likes Plane TO
Pick Garcia In
Hawaii June IS

WASHINGTON = Presi-
dent Eisenhower will send his
personal plane, the Columbine
III. to Hawaii next month to
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

Alice Franklin Bryant, former
resident of the Philippines and
friend of local Pinoys, today MAY
VI announced her candidacy for
the United States Senate in oppo-
sleon to the Washington freshman
senator, Henry M. Jackson, whom
sue accuses of playing a puerile
ana dangerous cops-and-robbers
Continued on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
New York Dinner
To Honor Gorcio

NEW YORK-Pres. Garcia will
be honored in New York on Tues
day, June "a, at a dinner in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
BUscuse Reforzur
ReIuciones Entire
las UniVersidudes

NUEVA YORK JUNO % CUPID
Ell Institute International de
Educacion anunci6 I'm nuevo pro-
grama.' 1estinado a reforzar las
relaciones entire las universidadeS
de America Latina y Estados Uni
dos que sera lleyado a cabo, con la
ayuda de una donacion de 10000
dolares recibida de la Corpora
cion Carnegie.
Ell programa comenzara con I'm
i%ntercalnbio de visitas entire edu-
cadores latinoamericanos y norte-
americanos en- 10 restante de este
ano y culminara cor una conferen-
cha de todos los participates que
Sc efectuara en- Mexico, en- febrero
proximo a fin de diScutir los pro-
blemas fundamentals de la edu-
cacion superior en- ell Hemisferio.
En- el programa participaran las
sigulantes figuras latinoamerica-
mas: Jorge Basadre, Ministro de
Educaclon del Peru; Nabor Carrillo
Flores, Rector de la Universidad
de Costa Rica; Risieri F%rondizi, Rec
tor re la Univers. dad Nacional de
Buenos Aires; Jorge Gomez MillaS,
Rector de la Universidad de Chi
lie; Gallo Plaza, ex Presidente de
Ecuador; y Anisio S. Teixera, Sc
cretario General de la Campana Ma
cional de Perfeccionamiento del
Personal de Nivel Superior de Rio
de Janeiro
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
DesirO10 Esiation FenOviaria
Mueren 40 Personals al Caer I'm
Tren Mexicano por I'm Precipicio

destrozo una estaci6n ferrovia-
ria.
: Por 10 menos 40 personas re
sultaron muertas y 30 heridas,
principalmente campesinos, que
esperaban en- la plataforma de la
estacion y que fueron aplastados
por ell tren.
Veinte cadaveres habian sido
recuperados hasta anoche, y Sc
dijo que por 10 menos otros vein
tie estaban aun entire los restoS
del tren que Sc dirigia de Vera
cruz a Mexico.
Tn f'lncionarlo de Ia Cruz Ro-
ia dijo que 80 personals fueron
llevadas a hoSpitales de Orizaba,
a unos veinte Kilometres de NAL
trata, dondeocurrio Ell deSastre,
asi como a Cordoba y algunas
poblaciones memories de la re-
gion.
Ell tren de siete coches y dos
locomotoras descendio, sin do
minlo, unos cuatro Kilometres
por una pendiente de 80 grades
desde ell picacho de Botas Ne
gras, hasta Maltrata, donde ba-
rrio a los aldeanos en- la plata
forma, atraveso la pared poste-
rior de la estacion y fue a de-
tenerse, destrozado, contra un
edificio de almacen.
La primera maquina qued6 des-
trozada contra ell almacen, la Sc
gunda maquina. ell wagon de CO.
rresoonoencia, I'm wagon de equi-
pale y tres coches de pasajeros
Sc volcaron en- la estacion.
Funcionarios del ferrocarril d.
jeron que ell tren estuyo parade
en- la pendienge de Botas, unas
dos loras de demora por I'm ia
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
INVESTIGATION DE
VIOLENCIAS

BOGOIA, JUNO % (UPI)- Ell
ex Presidente de la Republica, De-.
rio Echandia y e! Gobernador del
Departamento del Tolima, Manuel
Coronado intenslficarGn SUI inves-
tigacion especial para recomendar
al gobierno medidas inmediatas
contra la violencia a tempo que
otras dlecisiete personals eran ase-
sinadas en- ell Departamento del
Vale.
Este departamento queda hacia
ell sur del Tolima, donde Echandia
y Coronado Sc esfuerzan por fijar
las causas de la violencia. Ell asal-
to en- que perecieron las II per-
sonas, Sc atribuye a una banda de
alrededor de 20 foragidos.
Simaltaneamerte Sc anunci6 que
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

la unidad continental. Ell Presiden-
tie Eisenhower, deseoso de hacer
algo ostensible en- csc sentido, res
pondi0 con un mensaje llevado
personalmente por ell Secretario
Adjunto del Departments de Es-
tado, Mr.. Roy Rubottom. Quedaba
lniciada asf una gestion que a me-
dida que Sc desarrolla, demuestra
que Sc lanzo sin la debida prepare
cion. va ha surgido en- torno de
ella ell recelo de otros paises que
tienen la impression de que estaban
al margen.
"El Presidente K%ubitschek quiso
disipar esta impression dirigiendo
una communication a SUI colega de
Argentina, en- la que lie solicita
apoyo para SUI campana y estable-
ce que Ell Brasil no tiene la pre-
Pasa a la pagina 2
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
|niciativa de Kubitschek Sobre
las ReIaciones ~|nteramericanas
Provoca Fuerte Critica en- Chile

SANTIAGO, JUNO % (UPT-
En- SUI editorial de aver Ell diario
"El Mercurio" senala que los pa
sos dadoS por Kubitschek y Eisen-
hover, en- busca oe I'm camion des-
tinado a elimpar los obstaculos
que Sc oponen a la unidad CONT
mental, demuestra una vez mas la
existencia de improvisaciones en-
la politica interamericana.
Dice ell comeLtario en- parte:
"Estamos ante I'm nuevo episo-
dio lie la improvisation caracteris-
tica en- la politica panamericana.
Gel Presldente del Brasil, impre-
sionado por los desagradables SUI
cesos que origin6 la vista de Nj
xon a este hemisferio, tomo la mi
ciativa de hacer I'm llamado a la
Casa Blanca, a fin de realizar una
accion Immediate para restablecer
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
1ermina Acfuacion
de Grupo Cubano

MADRID, JUNO % CUPID
En- ell Teatro Calderon ter
mino SUI brillante actuacion
ell grupo folklorico cubano
"Asf es mi Cuba"
Despues de una exhibition
de los artistas cubanos, que
en- Ell teatro espanol ofrece
ell Embajador, doctor Juan
]. Remos.
Invitando a las autorida-
des, Cuerpo Diplomatico, CO.
lectividad Guiana y persona
lidades madrilenas, ell CRU
pc marchara ell Is a Zarago-
"a, para seguir a Barcelona
antes de emprender una gil
ra por ell norte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
EDITORIAL L~ONDINENSE
SOBRE TRUJILLO

LoNDREs, JUNO 23-(UPT). -
Ell "Times" de Londres publica un
editorial titulado "Las Dificultades
(Pasa a ia Pag1na y
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
Lima Prepare su
Bienvenidu al
Principe Nippon

LIMA, JUNO % (UPD.-Un ex.
tense programa de actuaciones y
atenciones ha sido preparado aqui
en- honor del principe japones,
Takahito Mikasa y su esposa, la
Princesa Yuriko Mikasa, quienes
llegaran procedentes del Brasil Ell
"a del p~resente, como huespedes
del gobierno peruano.
La pareja real y los miembros de
SUI comitivia permaneceran en- ell
Peru hasta ell tres de julio, fecha
en- que retornaran directamente al
Japon.
En- Lima, los visitantes perma-
neceran cuatro dias y luego viaja-
ran al Cuzco, la capital arqueolo.
gica de America. Ell Principe Mi
kasa, desea conocer de cerca las
ruinas incalcas del Cuzco, va que
<Pasa a la PAgina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
E%nfermedad Sdbita |mpide
viaje de LIeras a Brasil
N~eeesifard Absolute Reposo Duronte Vurius semunas

Ell anuncio de la cancilleria Sc
produjo, despues de que ell Para
quay, insistiera en- que Sc concedie-
Sc salvoconductos a cuatrU oficiales
re%tuglados en- SUI embajada.
Paraguay es Ell primer pals que
ratiflca la peticion de asilo, des-
pues de que Colombia rechazara
la calificacion de delincuentes po-
liticos que hicieron tambien Ell Sal
vador, Guatemala y Peru de los
mllltares que les pidieron asilo.
La Cancilleria precisa que Ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

consulta elevada a los organismos
juridicos de la OEA mo pretende
dirimir una controversial juridica"
sino que Sc buSca pr%ecisar ia in
terpretacl6n de las convenciones
sobre asilo".
Colombia ha sostenido, que ell
derecho de asilo no debe darse a
los m~ilitares en- filas porque "po-
ne en- peligro una institution que
ha sldo muy benefica y en- euya
organization han trabajado solida-
riamente y durante muchos amos
las veinte republicas americans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
Misterioso NAL
ProVocu MUerte
en- Ia Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, JUNO I'll
(UPD.-Los mejores cerebros
clentificos de la Argentina, tratan
de descubrir la causa de la dolen.
cha misteriosa que ha matado, des.
de mario, a doce hombres y ha de-
Jado gravemente enfermos a mas
de Glen en- la comarca de OH
ggins, provincial de Buenos Aires.
Los medicos sospechaban que Sc
trataba de casos de fiebre amari.
lila o de leptadosis, pero la teoria
ha sido descartada.
La dolencia tambien fue con-
fundida o una forma toxica de
influenza, pero ahora Sc cree que
Sc trata de una especie de encefa-
lltiS ~letargica, causada por la plea
dura de ~insectos. Hasta la fecha,
la enfermedad ha atacado solo a
los trabajadores varones de las
granjas, entire las edades de 10 a
80 amos.
Los antibioticos no han resulta-
do eficaces.
TRABAJAN A REGLAMENTO
BUENoS AIRES, JUNO 23.-
(UPI.-La Union de Telegrafis-
tas anuncio que a partir del saba
do a medianoche trabajaba a re-
glamento, 10 cual provoco una
demora en- ell despacho de mensa-
jes radiograficos y cablegraficos.
La Union declare que la medida
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

ORIZABA, Mexico, JUNO %
(UPI)- I'm tren de pasaie-
ros con siete coches Sc precipito
aver, cuesta abajo, por la falda
de una montana, descarril6 y
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

BOGOTA. JUNO % (UPI)- Ell
Presidente electo, Alberto Lleras
Camargo cancelo su viaje al Bra
sill, Gjado para manana martes por
haber sufrido un estrangulamiento
de hernia del diafragma.
Ell estado de Lleras Camargo es
satisfactorio segun los parties me-
dicos, pero neces4ta absolute quie-
tud durante varias semanas. Ell Mi
nisterlo de R~elaciones Exteriores
notific6 anoche a medianoche, a la
cancllleria brasilena sobre la sus-
pension de la vista. Los periodi-
cos %publicaron un despacho de Lee
tlcia, puerto amazonico de Colon
bia, segun ell cuaI Sc realizara pro-
ximamente ALI una c~onferencia de
los Presidentes de Brasil, Peru Y
Bolivia con Lleras Camargo.
La notlcia no ha sido confirma-
da. pero considerase que, en- case
de haberse proyectado la reunion,
tendra que ser aplazada tambien a
causa de la enfermedad de Lleras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
DlARIo Las ANEpICA-PSu. }
False Runor de una Bomba en- Ell
Yate de TrujiIIo Pone en- Aeci6n
'Policid Portuaria de Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, JUNO %. -CUPD.- La poicia potuaria de
Los Angeles moviGz6 ayer-un escuadr6n de specialists al yate del
Generaisimo Rafael L. Trujllo, surto en- este puerto, para investi
gar una denunca de que Sc habia puesto una bomba en- Ia lujosa
embarcacon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
NIEGAN DESEEN INICIAR
UN LITIGIO

BOGOTA, JUNO % CUPID. - Ell
Minlsterio de Relaciones Exterio-
res nego que desee iniciar I'm liti-
gio sobre ell otorgamiento de salvo-
conductos, a los militares suble-
vados re"ientemente, con la con-
sulta que presert6 a la Organiza-
cion de Estados Americanos, So
bre ell derecho de asilo de esos mi
litares y reafirm6 que cumplira las
normas vigentes al respecto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

La policia dijo que 10 de la bonn.
ba, probablemente habia sido una
noticia falsa, pues ell que hizo la
denuncia fue I'm individuo que di-
jo haber dido en- I'm cafe, a dos
personals que hablaban de una
bomba en- ell yate, pero que Sc de-
cidio de todos modos averiguar 10
que pudieSe haber de cierto.
Ell Official E. L. Sullivan, de la
estacion de policia de San Pedro,
dijo que entendia que "ese hon.
bre habia venido de I'm bar y ha-
bia informado que dos individuos
hablaban de una bomba en- ell va
te". ESQ es TODD 10 que SCI, ACRE
go.
Sullivan dijo que la policia Sc
entero del asunto a ESQ de las dos
de la tarde. Sin embargo, pasaror
dos horas antes de que ell escua.
dron de specialists Sc presenta.
ra en- ell yate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Dulles Halls
New Nations
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of State Dulles
yesterday welcomed changes
that have brought establish
ment Of new independent
nations in Africa.
He said the movement is "a
process which the world has
never seen before"
Mr.. Dulles made his remarks
at the swearing in of Joseph c.
Satterthwaite as Assistant Sec
rotary of a new Bureau of
African Affairs.
He said the United States
welcomes the evolution that has
brought independence for sew
eral nations in Africa and
declared:
There is q striking contrast
in the attitude of the free
world and the attitude Of somt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Bonn Urges
Iceland Aid

BONN, Sept. 3 (NANA).--|
West Germany is proposing
economic assistance to Iceland
as the best means Of settling
the heated fishing dispute be-
tween Britain and the Iceland
ers. British trawlers, backed
up by the royal navy. have been
fishing within the l2-mile limit
claimed by Iceland over its sur
rounding waters. Britain does
not recognize Iceland's SOW
ereignty beyond three miles.
Bonn government experts say
the crux Of the fishing dispute
lis not the fish. but Iceland's
extreme impoverishment in
terms of natural resources.
Under the German proposal.
the nations whose trawlers fish
Icelandic waters would pay Ice
land a lump sum annually for
fishing rights inside the l2-mile
limit. West Germany Is among
those nations but to date has
mot challenged Iceland's ocean
claims.)
Money paid into this fund
would be earmarked for devel-
opment Of the Icelandic
ECONOMY.
German experts say the most
obvious Icelandic natural re-
source inviting development is
the islands hot springs. which
are fed by more than 100 still
active volcanoes. Reykjavik, in
| fact, is heated with water from
surrounding springs. !.
The Germans also believe
that the islands spas could
offer q base for q fiourishing
tourist industry and help re-
duce the islands reliance on
fish.
The Germans assume that
such an economic development
fund as they propose would be
supplemented by credits and
perhaps United States assist
ance.
In any event, the Bonn gov
eminent intends to sail cleal
Of the fishing dispute. 1t hal
advanced the fishing industry
,, which in past years took ar
annual 25.000-ton catch from
within Iceland's 12-mile limit
an initial grant of $l25.000 h
seek alternate fishing grounds
, Meanwhile, the German
! hope to line UP NATO supper
, for a settlement Of the fish dis
pute,. which also involves Nor
way, Denmark and Sweden.
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other areas toward this rapid
movement aimed at inde-
pendence."
Mr.. Satterthwaite. So, has
been director general Of the
Foreign Service. He previously
had been Ambassador TO Ceylon
and Burma and United States
diplomatic agent at Tangier,
Morocco.
The new African Bureau will
be responsible for United States
relations with all parts Of
Africa except Algeria, which Is
within the jurisdiction Of the
Bureau of European Affairs,
and Egypt and the Sudan, un-
der the Bureau of Near Eastern
and Middle East Affairs.