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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
AMPLIAS BASES PARA


LCuduOT y NOlOIlDld.
AMPLIAS BASES PARA
Ademas de SUI reciente visi-
ia a la Union Sovietica para
un fin similar, ell DR.. Muir
ply ha viajado 10000 millas
desde ell 20 de JUNO. Ha es-
tado en- contacto con muchas
gentes y muchas culturas -
asiatica, eslava, europea, nor
teamericana, l~atinoamericana.
Esta experienced lie permite
llegar a amplias conclusiones
b&sicas:
"Los pueblos del mundo tie.
men muchas mas cosas en- CO.
nun que diferencias, aunque
es naturaleza humana pre-.
ocuparse mas por las diferen.
cIas.
"Dondequiera que fui en-.
contre una intensa preocupa.
cl6n International por la edu.
cacion Aumenta la convic-
ci6n de que solo mediante la
edueaci6n pueden los paises
mejorar sus niveles de vida
y puede darse a los ninos la
Oportunidad de levantarse y
tomar sus puestos en- ell nun.
do.
EN- TODD lugar me cause
impression la amistad basica
de las gentes. La raz6n Dor
ia que no habremos de come.
ter suicide International es
esta enormemente poderosa
fuerza de amistad humane.
DEBE E~SCUCHARSE AL
PUEBLO
Los demagogos mundiales
pueden mantenerse en- activi.
dad intensa pero, muy distin-
to a 10 que era Glen amos atras
los lideres de hoy tendran al
fin y al cabo que someterse a
los deseos basicos del pueblo.
Los recientes derrocamien.
tos de dictadores en- Amsri.
ca Latina fueron citados por
ell DR. Murphy como ejemplo.
No ha sido la substitution de
I'm dictador por otro, como
sucedio en- muchas ocasiones
anteriores, sine un levanta.
miento del pueblo para de.
mandar regimenes mas de.
mocraticos mediante eleccio-
mes libres.
I'm eausa principal de clio
es la educacion. Sc puede en-
sanar a genie ignorsnte. Sc
les puede decir mentiras. I'm
hombre educado sabe meior.
I'm creciente nivel de educa-
cion es ell mejor obstaculo
contra la tirania."
Muchos latinoamericanos
nos han visitado, han estudia.
do aqui, han hecho amista-
des aqui " esa amistad per.
sonal Sc ha traducido en- amis.
tad nacional.
Pero de la misma manera
hay cierta clase de envidia
en- la subconciencia de ellos:
"Ustedes tienen tanto y no.
sotros tan POGO; nuestros nj
nos no tienen oportunidad".
No nay mode de evitar esa
reaction, dice ell DR.. Murphy,
esta combination de admira.
cion-envidia exagera las di.
ferencias fuera de toda pro.
porcion.
CADA UNO DEPENDE DEL
OTRO
A~ctualmente, la economic
l~atlnoamericana depende
enormemente de la de los Es-
tados Unidos, Estes PASSES son
productores de materials pri-
mas; fabrican cast NADIA. vi.
ven en- aislamiento geografi-
co, su continente esta dividi-
do Dor rios caudalosos, por los
escabrosos Andes, por selvas
impenetrables de extraordi.
maria precipitation pluvial.
Hasta la era del aeroplano,
Noc. ~ koL,. 1
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
Juan j. Mancilla
CONTRA LOS HOMBREs FUERTEs

Creo que para combatir ell comunismo
no hay necesidad de elogiar a los "hombres
fuertes" de la America Latina.
Hay muchos pueblos latinoamericanos,
donde a pesar de la libertad y de la libre cir
culacion de los comunistas, la democracia
no ha sido destruida y no hay necesldad de
hombres ~fuertes.
Ell case de Costa RIGA y Uruguay, y ell
propio case de Chile, son ejemplos de 10 que
digo. pr
Atsntamente de listed, +.
Sofia Granados
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Negroes Were Fighting For
Freedom Before Connie Appearance
BY GORDON HANCOCK

Richmond worenng relations today not
prevailed close of World War IL 1t this
Negroes Durham the historic Durham
ference to draw up the now famous Durham
Southern Negroes a statement to Southern whites
meeting eventuaed into the current Southern
Regional council which attempting to raise voice of reason amid
the who threatening to ruin relations
South beyond hopes of immediate repair As Brann the mono
yeeyea wont When two trains of
thought meet and try single track there is bound to be
trouble sure
decate poised
what will happen and with
sector of the Southern freely predicting violence snorts
defiance Supreme
country great the developing calls
for some kind Of explanation.
Bugaboo
segregatonsts blame although
the Negro was conendng for his fun manhood rights long time be-
its above the horizon slavery
Negroes hoping praying
of slavery and at wepaced intervals Negroes their ensaved
helpfness strike violently
American Race Problem reported that American
belled openly, every five years.
The emancpate Negro no less determined to assume
the duties and rights of full citizenship this country
explain going the Negroes heart and
mind and his attempts to be nedged citizen of these United
States
Die-IIards Blame NAACP
Again, the dehard segregaonss claim that the NAACP is
the Negro full citizenship matter
NAACP not the the contentious
zenshp before the which
NAACP, raised or Negro
The things the NAACP striving obtain-or all
ns not benefit the Negro alone but the nation and the
Of Justice everywhere.
Instead OF attempting to cruelty the NACP its heckes
woudbe crucers could greatly
principles who
should uphold them often forgotten
country democracy
the fight currently being Negro
enshp the Negro citizenship
God forbdhe nation win
position.
Unhappy of moral energies
being question bidding
tartng, repeat
platitudes
and hold Russia back with the other. be
/ fNara Ia
peace protest against treatment
the segregaons place the blame NAACP
recently Supreme hecking
what the Supreme
with and integrity heces
attempt quay highest
dangerous ANALYSIS
means the breakdown and order
Is about time that prejudice current
deterioration OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Keeping Officials Above Reproach

keep public officials honest and above reproach
real tough job Tough because there will always be people
ready and willing to for favors in another One
way is to officials well that they will be financially
enough do avors for Free refusing acceptance pushy
hotel suites, fur coats deep freezers.
This not fooproo because especially in the of
bers of Congress- political campaigns terribly expensive
Those who have sought big favos from Con
Senator usually give donations the campaign
funds Of such officials II is the natural and human thing do
If public official does favor which brings
sdeaton he might not otherwise receive whatever he
tributes to the officials campaign fund probably worth it,
In the of Presidential assistant like Sherman Adams
who doesn't have for office the situation is somewhat
different except that living at the level Of White House Of
hcialdom in Washington expensive Adams receives
salary which he ought have been able on but we doubt
he could afford the sumpuous hotel suites that presidential
assistants are expected to live in when abroad from Washing
ton.
We understand why Congress members are so touchy
on the question to how they try influence federal rcgua
tory agencies in the same manner Adams.
They certainly do the thing and il they didn some
constituents would hardly support them for reelection More
and more right the average citizen considers his Con
and Senator his personal representative in matters
he has with the federal Said citizen hesitate
to ask his Congressman TO help him when he needs influence
easy enough say to sherman Adams and others VIII,
got caught early during the Eisenhower administration k,
Edward Mansue and Wesley Roberts and those who wer,
members of the Truman White House staff that they should
avoid such pitfalls those which smack OF bu
as long people people, somebody's going TO offer Officials
money or its equivalent for favors
On the other hand individual who accepts a post a.
presidential assistant knows full the great responsibility
and the necessity TO keep the White House free any
ton improper practices Such person should to be so eeat
to hs chief that there be breath any c
charge of influence peddlng
Apparently Mr. Adams has not so dedicated himself II
VIII never be able TO make the majority Of the people Of thu
nation believe that the gifts he not in grateful ar
probation for his interest in securing consideration for nj
Boston friend consideration possibly that only White Hous
assistant might secure
Adams has ran the White House with iron hand He ha
been rough and tough and often hghhanded in his dealing
with faithful members of his party throughout the nator
and privately many of them prominent the Republican part
are saying he's getting what's coming to him.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Letters To The Editor
Extend life OF Civil Rights Commission"

Editor; Represenye Kenneth Heating tNY), senator Re
pban member judiciary Committee and sponsor
Of last years Rights recently introduced bill TO extend
the life of the civil Rights until June l. 1850 MT
Heating Indicated prompted by the delaying tactics OF
opponents the Commission and designed 10
which operate as intended by
Congress ..
The original Congress passing the civil Rights bill
TO give TO carry out It's
work implicit the language OF the measure
However largely obsuctonism by southern DEM
remain the Commission to operate
with fun membership director Its to that
contrary spirit of the legislation to force them to try
fn inadequate time Therefore to restate
extend the life 196Oor roughly two
years from it viii be fully organized for work
The Civil Rights represents golden opportunity for
greater understanding cooperation among Its fact
finding work can civil rights Its
corrective legislation and other moves can do muc 10
discrimination in all fields.
Congress had the votes last year
to pass the Rights 50 years they will have the
year congressional intent the life of
Commission providing ourpar-rie Congress
Congresswoman schedule immediate hearings
The change al law in the very future.
Representve Kestings passed. will allow the Commission
plan operations advanceSncerey John
Ramsey County Republican Civil Rights Committee
l6, 1858.
Editors President Eisenhower waited
appointing the members of the Civil
the fault for Its short Of life
is wholly OF could be
pected pleased appointing
a commission
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Presumptuous. To Soy The Least

lOngynded article appearing
Journal questions stripped
talk, be answered without trouble.
Citing the urban troubles Buffalo example
the Journal the nations civic planners desperately seeking
prevent many their turning
into nightmares"
Negroes stn the perpetual
Asks the Journal
How the cities be kept from turning giant
concentrations onome folk largely Negroes
migrants from the South helps and mdenome
whites 10 suburban
In clearing Sums how the creation
racial be present
tenement jewellers
How migrants Be prevented
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Page 2, St. Paul RECORDER, Friday, June 20 1858

John NJ reader and subscriber to this news
regular correspondent to this
.p, ers TO the Editor letters usually
followed Repubcanne that northern Democrats
good of the presence in that party of
anu-Negro southern Democrats
So regular arr ouyers letters that he is often
~,o,umnS for this paper definitely He
privilege to all readers; opportunity to air
personal public issues in signed communications to
the paper
Anyone who reads paper regular readily recognizes
heartily dsagrees with but ready to
right he believes when it believes him
20 be completely wrong.
culver very popular with the Democrats Some
material degnedy repeous and much Of in our opinion
by Democrats be found who will
hand however anxious to challenge him
Every reply Culver
opinion Instead of complaining privately
OILERS ought to set forth their side
o question in the manner he utilities.
unpopular among the DFLers but
of the Minnesota Negro Republicans who have sat their
years
party very dscredt
nothing little bring life and activity Negroes interested that
they disturbed because Culver trying do something
that direction especially in the civil rights field This crowd would
shut Culver because two he has developed
with Republican eanngs
attention the COP than
Minnesota Republicans together direction
successful COP meetings the 1856
brought definite results.
a way Negro
supporters side jealous Negro Republicans
another side Reactonay white Republicans including
for anNegro
of him opposed fortnight rights
connection with this newspaper than other paying subscribers
He is member of staff he selling political
philosophy his constant political
party who want to stand still the issue rights
Actually in the stimulating
Negroes political action hoping
bring other letter writers opposed political
into the fray To date the negligible except
whispered npng from the areas reported prior
Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Since disclosures that Massa-
chusetts millionaire has picked up
the tab for $4,000 worth Of com
fort and entertainment provided
Presidential Assistant Sherman
Adams, this has officially been
labelled by White House cores
pondents as Watch Sherm .
| sQuirm week"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

the years from the people black white and assorted coor
creeds and nationality groups would be in the
process Of building handsome home for this publishing
firm.
When the kind and thoughtful people congratulate by
letter person. bow gratefully to those customers
who make possible the continuance and progress of this
newspaper and the services il attempts to render.
If Sherman Adams had not been preachy about corrup
ton in high places in other administrations there would
be sympathy for him. Nobody likes hypoee who
his attack Others often TO hide his guilt deficiencies
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

from turning public housing projects
glass centers Of filth decay?
And how the cities meet the objections
most urban renewal present patterns
Segregation in housing?"
The submit relatively simple
job OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most of our econ.
omic and social problems will
AS things today Negroes giant gheokeo COM
munties because they systematically med living anywhere
else whenever possible
AS to the third question housing usually Negro
occupancy socially filthy and
tenants That of the purposes Eliminate
sums and you eliminate lot other problems
Any assumption that Negroes automatically property
values by virtue of their there
downright unfair.-LOs Sentin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Officials Of six national Jewish organizations last week
blasted fellow jew William Levitt real estate developer for
his announced plan to build Levttown in New Jersey
which is to be restricted to whites only"
Elsewhere in this edition is report the frontal
attack housing discrimination by these organizations Con
spcou by its absence from the list Of Jewish organizations at
lacking Levitt blatant racsm is the League
Of Bna Bh which often poses spokesman for Jewish
forces interested in fighting religious and racial bigory
Knowing the forward progressive attitude Of hundreds of
members Of Bna Birth is difficult reconcile the peculiar
attitude of the Authorization League both locally and
nationally many issues which confront minority groups in
this country today.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

you the impression that all Texas
politicians are timid and temp
orizing In the manner of Lyndon
johnson and Co. we'd like to cor
rect that impression right now. Al
least two Texas congressman,
Democrats Wright Patman and
Jack Brooks are real scrappers
giving the Republicans some aw-
fully uncomfortable moments.
Patman is fighting to get con-
gressional investigation going OF
the way the nations large COM
mercial banks have "profiteered'
before and during the recession
Brooks heads a special House
committee investigating a SiS, 1000
600 contract for expansion OF a
government-owned nickel plant at
Nicaro. Cuba, one Of the big
names involved in some strange
carryings-on Is that OF former Re
publican National chairman Leon
ard Hall
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Sunday afternoon June 49, Bethesda Baptist church. ~
choir and the Minneapolis Choral Union paid well deserved
bessie Gresham longtime church musical hgure ioI
her 25 years Of service to church musical circles
II was splendid well deserved tribute to fine woman
who worked increasingly to raise the standards OF church
music in the Twin Cities She has given willingly Of her fine
talents many musical programs through the years adding
much to enjoyment and listening pleasure of thousands OF
persons who have attended church services and varied musical
programs
The organizations which paid tribute and honor to bessie
Gresham Sunday did themselves honor in recognizing the
great services which Mrs Gresham has freely and unsefsh
given TO our communities congratulations Mrs Gresham
and who recognized her worth in such gracious
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

chairman prepared "A C for Racial Recon
citation made cogent reply criticism We endeavor
ing to the Bible"
Many public confession Of faith are members
the most obvious deductions from tei
faith nomnay the whole but shy like stah horses
from some Baptist convention to re-
world large Of the tene Of their fa and
bearing unsovd problem Of racial reconciliation
enng
to apply religious principles 70 hVe
issues courage well fellowship with people OF every
race is part calling Southern BaptstsChcago Daily
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Far Eastern command under Gen.
Macarthur.
Gen. Willoughby proves with
out any doubt that Communists
have designs on Indonesia and that
Communists exist in Indonesia and
have influence there. This aston
ishing discovery equals in news
value and Importance the truth
that Communists have designs on
the United States, that Commun-
lists exist here and have influence
here.
Sometimes, indeed, when / re-
fleet on my now nearly 80 years of
intensive effort to understand COM
munism and its unique methods
OF operation. 1 am almost per-
suaded that II has built as one Of
the most effective engines the
House Committee on Un-American
Activities, with which l have spent
SO many futile hours OF efforts
and vain hope that II would learn
its business"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Southern Boptists Heor A Coll

southern Baptss assembled Houston
entitled "A Call report
for strengthened fellowship with people OF every
This provoked opposition within
organization Georgia clerical delegate
and Indignation words related meaning
gregaona OF Baptist churches permit
tons 20 legiate for local churches Meanwhile
council flooded the convention hall with its characteristics
lis opposition prevail accepted report
In question and reelected its president Rep Brooks
widely regarded having had good
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
waldrop continues:

W aAlANH ANAANAAANaH
What excuse, In Gods name.
has any committee Of Congress for
spending the taxpayers money on
such indefensible drivel as this
compound OF willoughby's? BY
what test can the committee iusu-
~ issuing this staff consultation"
as II Il were a thing Of value and
discoverys's"
waldrop goes on to discuss some
Of his own personal knowledge Of
the situation in Indonesia and then
goes on to say:
III we want them to fail we can
continue putting up such peculiar
thoughts as those which seem TO
ohsess wlloughby, namely. that
calling Indonesian leaders hard
names will make them go away
such a policy OF negation and
fretful childishness has already
cost us much in the Middle East.
Now are we 20 cost ourselves rem
nants Of friendship in the Pacific
regions, such as we haver
lust which side is this Will
oughby working for, anyhow
And, may ask the same OF this
nonsensicd committee which has,
indeed. at last established itself
as clearly the true committee on
un-American activities, The joke
is feeble and damned tired. will
admit and l wish Il didn't Mt But
IL does"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

LIVE AND LEARN Even the
most ardent defenders OF Joe Me
Carthy and the Senate Internal
Security committee are grow
ing disillusioned with the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee. The establishment was given
expression by Frank waldrop, one
OF the men closest 10 the late
BERTHE Mccormick, publisher Of
the right-wing Chicago Tribune
waldrop was editor OF the Wash
ington Times Herald, McCormick's
Washington outlet
These are some highlights from
a recent letter waldrop wrote to
the editor OF The Washington
Post:
Il have Just finished trying e
read a document entitled Interua'
tional Communism ., published
Dec, 10, 1857 by the House Com,
mittec on Un-American Activities
as a Staff Consultation with Gen
Charles A. willoughby', the former
chief OF Army intelligence In the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
The Bows Belong To You!

While we are busy taking bows for the new home of the
paper now being constructed the people who should be taking
The bows the subscribers and advertisers who have nat
ronzed this institution for almost "a years
without the generous support have received through
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT O. sPIvAcK

OVERSIGHT Vice President Nixon was
among those missing from the stag dinner President Esen
hover threw at The White House for British Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan the night Of June TO- Whyf Nobody in
vited Nixon
TOUGH MEN FROM TEXAS-If this column has gives
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
Civil Defense Program To Be
 Reactivated Here
By RUTH MCLEAN

'The Civil Defense program in Nome is to be re-activated," Les ter Bronson, CD Director, advised the NV. A. Chamber of Commerce Monday. Mir. Bronson said that under the present arrangement, in the event of an emergency, the CD director is first in responsi- biity, Mayor Andersen second and Police Chief Marvik third.
 The re-activated program will utilize City Council members to help ration groceries, etc., during an emergency, MT. Bronson stated, and dispersal progam to eVacu- ate public buildings will be for mulated.
 Ut is understood that Nome is to receive supplies of medicine and a short wave radio through Civil Defense at very small cost to the city. MT. Bronson reminded tht the city has already received a fire jeep and a snow weasel for emergency use from Civil De fenSe.
 Mrs. Opal Catlin advised the Chamber members that the MlAGM Hospital has received two auxil- iary light plants (valued at $2O,- 900 and for which the city paid a very small charge) from Civil Defense. Q Trucking and BECK & Associates brought the light plants into town and unloaded them at the hospital, and the USSR&M Go. will install them, with the hospital paying for sup plies needed. Mrs. Catlin also stated that the hospital paid $1,500 for a building with a concrete floor to house the light plants, which will give the hospital heat and lights if the city plant is not operating.
 Chamber President Jerry Man ming reported that a letter had been received from the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, thanking Nome for it's hospitality to the Seattle group, who overnighted here recently.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
Methodist Church Building Fund Drive Now On In Nome

Methodists in the town, and those not belonging to the Com munity Methodist Church, but who attend church there, have re- sponded wholeheartedly to the building fund drive now underway and which will continue through next week.
 The goal is to raise $10,0O0 as the community's share in the new church, construction of which may get underway next year. The com mittee feels that the amount will be oversubscribed with pledges to cover three-year period.
 Letters with pledge cards are being mailed to all members this week, to be brought to church services on Sunday.
 All members who do not bring their pledges to church will be contacted personally by a group of 30 canvassers who will meet Friday evening for supper at the church to prepare for their work.
 Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom, who heads the canvassing committee, is in charge of the dinner. The project will culminate Wednesday evening, December IT, at which time the final results will be announced
 Vim. Cameron, President of the Community Methodist Church Board, is Crusade Chairman.