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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

tadoS Unidos con la Isla baio
Ell gobierno autonomo que lie
da status de Estado Libre Aso
ciado.
Moulder dijo que un puerto.
rriqueno puede comprar un pa,
safe barato para Nueva York v.
"%entonees puede obtener un
reembolso de parte del precio
de csc pasaje al solicitar Ell be-
neficio de la ayuda publica ell
dia despues de su llegada."
"Esta situacion ha traido a
las aceras de Nueva York v a
sus va congestionados ARABIA
les un tremendo numero de
puertorriquenos, creando Sc.
rios problemas sociales y eco
nomicos y la situaci6n Sc esta
extendiendo a otras parties de
los Estados Unidos."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
Marcia al ExiIio Llder Obrero
MujaI Entire Critics de Protesta

'metidos por los detenidos COM
prende no solo la Identified
cion especifica, sino tambien la
relacion de cada encartado con
los crineneS que Sc lie achacan,
asl como ell lugar exacto en- que
Sc encuentra cada p%risionero
hasta Que Sc lie inicie ell proce-
SC.
FL prop6sito principal del cen
so, segln Nuiry, es eliminar
7apidamente de las listas de
procesados a aquellos que sean
inocent.s, y dejar a disposition
de los tribunales a los criminal
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
EE. UU....
tViene de la Primera) :
r ExHORTACIONES NJ
A CASTRO


NUEVA YORK, enero 49,
(viernes)-(UPD-El matuti-
no Herald-Tribune publica un
editorial en- su edicion de hoy
con Ell titulo "Exhortaciones a
Castro: iParad la matanzal" en-
Ell que dice:
Argentina ha sumado su voz
a las otras americans pidien-
do a Fidel Castro y sus partida-
rios revolucionarios que cesen
su justicia sumaria y sus asn-
grienta ejecuciones.
"Se informa que en- Buenos
Aires Ell Ministerio de RR .EE.
di6 instrucciones a SUI Embaja-
dor en- Cuba para que haga luna
gestion amistosa" para poner
fin a las ejecuciones. I'm influ-
yente diario publico un edito-
rial.
EN- Ell Congress- de E. u, ell
Representante Emanuel Celler
hizo una exhortaci6n similar a
las fuerzas de Castro, instando-
les a que sigan Eel valiente v
majestuoso ejemplo del general
De Gaulle" hacia los rebeldes
argelinos, al concederles am
nistia.
Ciertamente es compensate
que Castro y sus partidarios sien
tan ira hacia los 'criminales de
guerra que, dice, mataron unos
10000 hombres y torturaron a
muchos mas. Es compensate
que deseen llevarles ante la JUS
ticia.
"Pero 10 que Castro parece
no comprender es que 10 que ha-
ga en- estos primeros dias de SUI
victoria tenira ell resto de su
regimen. 81 no hay magnanimi-
dad en- Ell triunfo ;c6mo puede
esperarse que la posteridad juz-
que 81 regimen con menos dure-
IA de la que va esta juzgando
el de Batista? La sangre es san
gre, quienquiera que sea Ell que
Ia derrame."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

BERoAMERicA en-
OIIV IEOIJ
(Viere de la Primera)

ia de Gobierno y los represen-
tsnteS de los partidos, incluso
ell presidente electo, Romulo Be-
tancourt.
Con ese acuerdo, explico, Sc
resuelve honrar la fecha nacio-
nal escogida para conmemorar
cl aniversarIo de la batalla de
la victoria, ciudad del Estado de
Aragua donde tuyo lugar la lu-
cha por la emancipation nacio-
M.
En- la misma fecha Sc celebra
tambien Ell dia de la juventud.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
~DIVULGARAN TODOS
LOS JUICIOS

LA HABANA, enero 49,
(UPI)-El Primer Ministro del
Gobierno Provisional de Cuba,
doctor Jose Miro Cardona de-
clar6 en- una entrevista de prem
sa presentada por television,
que "se ~divulgara ampliamen-
tie cada uno de los casos de per-
sonas condenadas por los tri-
bunales revolucionarios, con Ell
testimonio de los testigos y su
confession, de manera que en- ell
extranjero Sc pueda tener una
cabal ide ade la situacion cuba
ma, la cual ha sido desfigurada.
Explico ell Primer Ministro
que las penas de muerte Sc die
tan al amparO de la ley deere
tada por ell ejercito rebelde du-
rante Ia lucha armada contra |
dictadura del Presidente fugi-
two Fulgencio Batista. Insistio
en- que "las personals condena-
das a muerte han tenido todas
las garantias de un juicio nor
NAL y han sido condenadas uni
camente despues de comprobar
Sc su participation en- los cri-
nAenes y torturas."
FL Doctor Miro Cardona ex-
plico que en- la Ultima session
del Consejo de Ministries Sc mo-
difico la Constitution de la Re-
pdblica para permitir la pena
de muerte applicable solo a los
casos anteriormente senalados
- aunque clio resultaba me-
cesario para justifiear las con-
denas de muerte va dictadas al
amparo de la ley decretada por
Ell ejercito rebelde cuando com.
batia en- los territories libres"
de Cuba.
Miro Cardona insisti6 en- que
la anulaci6n de los titulos uni
versitarios obtenidos con poste-
rioridad ell 80 de noviembre de
1855, no tienen caracter de cas-
tigo para nadie, y solamente
constituye una medida de equi-
paracion por considerarse que
aquellos que luchaban por la IL
bertad no tenian oportunidad
de progresar en- sus estudios
y obtener los titulos que les au-
torizarian para ejercer SUI pro-
fesion.
Ell primer Mnistro indico que
Ell gobierno pronto concedera
salvoconduetos para que pue-
dan abandonar ell pals todos los
asilados en- las embajadas ex.
tFanjeras y agrego:
"Se les dara pasaje de ida >
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
ENVIADu
AGASAJADO EN- PARIS

PARIS. (UPD.- En- la Casa
de America Latina ell consejo de
administration de la Camara de
Comercio Argentina en- Francia,
ofrecio hoy un almuerzo en- no.
nor del Embajador Argentine
Alexandra Ceballos. asistiendo
numerosos miembros de la Ca
mara, ell Ministro Consejero de
la Embajada, Federico del Sol
Orrego, y ell Consul General de
Argentina, DR.. Roman Sayus.
Co1testando a las palabras de
bienvenida expresadas por Ell
P~Iesidente de la Camara, Gil
bert Hersent. ell Embajador &C.
ballos dijo que hara TODD 10 po-
sible para estrechar mas los la
EOS historicoS que unen los pue-
bios de Francia y Argentina, y
ofrecio SUI collaboration tanto
para aumentsr los intercambios
comerciales de ambos paises CO.
mo para consolidar SUI tradicio-
nal amiStad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
SUBEN LAS
EJECUCIONES

Pill Al total de eJecuclOneS
confirmadas Sc elevo a mas de
200 al reanudar los p%elotones
de fusilsmiento su labor en- las
ciudades de Holguin, Bayamo y
Manzanillo, en- la Provincial de
Oriente. la mas afectada por la
lucha contra ell gobierno del
expres.dente fugitive Fulgencio
Batista.
Los correspondents provincial
les dan cuenta de la ejecucion
de cinco personals en- Holguin,
cinco en- Bayamo y ocho en-
ManzanIllo, todas esas ciudades
escena de los encuentros mas
sangrientos de la revolucion
que produjo ell dia de Ano Nue.
70 la caida del gobierno que
presidia Batista. Todos los eje-
cutados en- esas ciudades eran
miembros del ejercito en- ell re-
gimen Gel DICTATOR, excepto tres
civiles que eran "milicianos' del
"ejerc:to prlvado" del ex Sena-
dor Rolando Masferrer, que es-
cap6 a Estados Unidos.
Mientras tanto en- La Habana
sc .hacen minuciosos preparati-
vos para asegurar que la justi-
cia revtlucionaria Sc applique le-
galmente en- los juicios que Sc
siguen a los "Criminales de que
rra'. que comenzaran manana.
Solo en- la fortaleza de La Ca
bans, hay un total de 602 ex-
militares, expolicias y civiles,
adictos al anterior regimen. Los
periodsitas -tanto extranjeros
como cubanos- han sido invi-
tsdos a asistir a los juicios. Sc
permitiia tomar fotografias de
todos los juicios y ejecuciones,
sxcepto aquellas del "Tiro de
gracia" o del momento de la
mderte de los condenados.
Sc tiene entendido que ell au-
ditor general del Ejercito Re-
volucioLario, CAPTAIN Juan Nui-
ry Sanchez, ha preparado las
normas jurldicas que regiran
la aplicacion de la justicia re-
volucionaria. Agregase q ell plan
preparado por Nuiry Sanchez, so
meti6 a la aprobacion del Jefe
de la Revolution, FIdel Castro,
dispone que Sc haga un censo
de los detenidos, procedimien-
tos de Investigation uniformes
Y Ia scguridad de que ningun
detenido sea ~ejecutado hasta lle-
varse a cabo TODD ell proceso
dc Ia justicia revolucionaria.
FL plan presentado por Nui-
~ sobre la investigation de to-
dos los crimenes de guerra co,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
HORRENDOS
DE BATISTA

NUEVA YORK, enero 49,
CUPID Los asesinatos y torturas
cometidos por los hombres de
Batista constituyeron una serie
de crimenes horrendos y re-
pugnantes", dice "The New
York World Telegram and Sum-
en- ell editorial de su edicion
titulado "Justicia cubana'. ma
die protesta contra Ell castigo
de los culpables. Pero ell posi-
BILE inocente arrebatado por la
precipitada red revolucionaria
debe tener una oportunidad de
defender su nombre y su vida
en- tribunales publicos. Resta-
blecido Ell orden y firme en- el
control ell nuevo Gobierno, no
hay razon clara alguna para que
no Sc observer procedimientos
judiciales ordenados como es
tradicion en- los paises libres".
Hace un breve anilisis de los
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

successes recientes de Cuba y, a
proposito de la sorpresa mani
festada por Fidel Castro de que
nadie protest6 contra las cruel
dades del regimen de BatiSta
como shora Sc protesta contra
los fusilamientos de los parti-
darios del ex dictator, anade
que zen este esta muy equivo-
cado. Todo Ell hemisferio estu-
vo, en- verdad, contra los ultra
jes de Batista."
Finalmente dice que muchos
%gobiernos Sc apresuraron a re-
conocer ell regimen de Castro,
Ell cual "ciertamente cuenta con
las eSperanzas y los buenos de-
secs de todos de que devuelva
la libertad y un gobierno de-
mocratico y decente a un pue-
bio del que tanto Sc abuse. Es-
tas eiecuciones en- masa no son
precisamente tranquilizado-
ras en- csc sentido."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
~ENCUENTRAN l n
CHILENO PERDID0

SAN JUAN, Argentina. (UPT
- Tn nino chileno de nueve
amos fue encontrado en- las es-
tribdciones de la Cordillera de
los Andes, despues de ambular
varios dias perdido, acosado por
las fieras y victima de la incle-
mencia de la region.
Jacinto Rojas Herrera afirmo
que habia partido de eel Air,
en- la provincial chilena de Alta
cana, con su padre Manuel Ro-
jas, con ell prop6sito de atrave-
sar a pie la cordillera. Agrego
que al llegar al rio de la Sal,
va en- territorio argentine, su
padre, que tiene 80 amos, Sc
sinti6 morir y lie exhorto a con-
tinuar ia marcia para no pc
recer en- las montann IS. .I"cirto
dijo que no recuerda cuantos
dlas vago. por la molit; =
mentandose de huevos de patio
silvestre y raices, y, durmiendo
ce n0che en- fosos que cavaba
en- Ell suelo para guarecerse de
los vientos helados.
Ha partido una comision en-
busca de Manuel Rojas, aunque
Sc presume que debe haber ia
llecido.
CREDENCIALES
BERNA. tUPI)- Ell nuevo
Embajador de Brasil ante la
confederation h~elvetica, Afra-
ME de Mello Franco, fue recibi-
do hoy en- esta capital por Ell
PIesidente de la Naci6n, Paul
Chauuet, y ell Ministro del In
terrier, Doctor Philip Etter, a
quienes hizo entrega de sus car
tas Credenciales.
De Mello Franco sucede en-
Ell cargo a Raul Boop, que ha
sido trasladado con igual cargo
a Viena.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

(Viene de Ia Primefa)
rios norteamericanoS de ests-
tura que no comprendan que la
carload no puede obstaculizar
81 camlI o de la justicia."
NO Me VENDERE
DICE CASTRO
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

LA HABANA, enero 16.-(U
PI.)-Fidel Castro declare hoy
que no me vendere a los nor.
> teamericanos nj aceptare orde-
mes de ellos."
FL jefe revolucionario habl6
Ell monentos en- que Sc regis.
ira en- los Estados Unidos -es
pecialrnente en- ell Congress-
uEa ola creciente dc protestas
por las ejecuciones de batistia.
nos agusados de atrocidades
Sc ha pedido, asimismo, que las
NacioneS Unidas investigator
les INSTANTANEOUS.
> Castro di1igio la palabra a
una m'Iititud reunida en- Ell Ho-
tel Nacional, ell mas importante
de La Habana.
(Al preguntarsele por escri-
to 81 era cierta una informa.
ci0n segun la cual habia decla-
RADIO que "moriran 100000 grin
COS" 81 Estados Unidos envia
la Infahteria de Marina a Cuba,
Castro contesto que habia he
cho esa manifestation en- ell cur
, so de una conversation priva-
da con cinco o seis amigos, en-
Ell vestibulo del Hotel Hilton,
pcro que la misma era conf
dencial y no para publicarse. Ell
Jefe Revolucionario subrayo
que no Sc trataba de una decla-
racion oficiaD.
Castro diJ0 tambien que ell
no hace "declaracioneS agresi-
vas" y agrego:
"Somos libres por nuestra
propia election y, en- consecuen
cha, no creemos que Estados
Unidos cometa otra vez Ell mis-
mo error Ode la intervencion).
Creo que ha aprendido Ia lee
cion".
Manifesto que lamentaba las
"mentiras" que los "politicos''
dicen en- los Estados Unidos
acerca del gobierno revolucio-
mario de Cuba.
Castro dijo luego que no es
eomunista, pero afirmo que mo
me vendere a los norteameri-
canos nj aceptare ordenes de
clos.
Ilvit6 a .todos los periodistas
de Estados Unidos a visitar Gu
ba para yer por 81 mismos a la
revolution triunfante.
Castro y ell presidente Ma
nuel Urrutia fueron hoy al no
tel Nacionai para asistir como
invitados de honor al almuerzo
semanal del Rotary Club. Diri-
gio I'm discurso a los rotarios
y mas tarde habl6 a los emplea-
dos del hotel, que lie aclamaron
en- forma delirante cuando con-
testo la pregunta sobre sus de-
clsrsciones en- ell Hotel Hilton.
A F4del sc lie notaba afonico
y enfermo. Hoy salio a pesar
de las 6rdenes de los medicos
qujenes lie advirtieron que po-
dia c~ontrser neumonia 81 no
rermanecia en- CANA.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
COP Popularity Decline Worries Party Chieftains

WASHINGTON, LR - President Eisenhower smilingly admitted today that he's long been worried about poll reports of the steady decline in popularity of the Re- publican Party.
 He was asked at his news con- ference if he was disturbed by polls which indicate his popularity is high, while that of his party continued to decline.
 With a wry smile Eisenhower replied that he has been disturbed by this matter for the last six years.
 He said the large majorities given the COP Presidential ticket in 1856 while Republicans were losing both houses pointed to the need for a very serious study and some revolutionary efforts to re- store party popularity.
 And House COP leader Charles Halleck of Indiana hit at the same point in a call today to COP lead CTS to "get across to the American people the fact that the Repub- lican record on major issues is a fine record"
 Halleck said he joins in the 'wonderment of Eisenhower and other Republicans at results of recent polls reporting that about 60 per cent of the people believe Democrats are better able than Republicans to cope with. major problems.
 Ut is obvious to me-" he said in an interview, "that somewhere we are falling down on the job of getting our story across to the people,"
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
Nicaragua Preparing To Eepel Cuban Invaders
 By JACK RUTLEDGE

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, R - President Luis Somoza marshaled his forces today to meet three boatloads of invaders reported en route from Cuba in Latin Amer ica's latest vestpocket revolt.
 Somoza ordered his ambassador in Washington, Guillermo Sevilla- Sacasa, to ask the Organization of American States for an inves- tigation of the threat to his re- gime, one of Latin Americas last three dictatorships.
 The Foreign Ministry said Tues day night it had learned that three schooners carrying revolutiOnaries and arms set out from Cuba for Nicaragua to support 75 or more rebels who landed by plane from Costa Rica over the weekend. The government claimed it had the group on the run.
 Cuban Prime. Minister Fidel Castro, asked in Havana about the report of invasion from his coun- try, said he was too busy to answer ''baseless charges"
 Once a fiery advocate of aid to rebels against dictatorship, Castro has been denying he is aiding such movements since a Cuban-based invasion of Panama backfired in April while the Cuban leader was trying to make friends in the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
Hoffa Says Past Testimony Answered All Charges

WASHINGTON, LR nm James Hoffa says the more than 112 million members of his Teamsters union are no better or worse than any other large section of the American population.
 Denying that the union is cor rupt, Hoffa told a news confer ence Tuesday that, as far as he was concerned, his past testimony had answered all corruption charges made in hearings of the special Senate committee investi- gating labor-management rela- tions.
 The committee, headed by Sen. John Mcclellan D-Ark), plans to recall Hoffa.
 Hoffa, president of the union, also said he planned to take no action against vice president John O'Rourke, indicted in New York in connection with jukeboX rackets.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
D A N G E R '!

Several sticks of wet dynamite were found burning this morning in the area just west of the spot where the old U.S.S.R. & M. Co. Dredge No. 3 was dismantled.
 Carl Glavinovich, manager of US. Smelling Co.,, said there was no one in the vicinity and it was not known who set fire to the dynamite, or where the explosive came from.
 The site of the burning dyna- mite is company property and is posted with no trespassing signs. MT. Glavinovich said, in the light of this incident, that henceforth the ordinance against trespassing on company grounds will be strictly enforced.
 Children are also warned not to handle anything as dangerous as dynamite, no matter how wet or harmless it may seem.
 The finding of anything re- sembling dynamite should be re- ported immediately to the au- thorities. Under no circumstances should the stuff be handled.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
European Markets Eye Rumors of Soviet Gold Bloc

WASHINGTON, tR III Top off cials laughed off today rumors that the Soviet Union might jolt Western countries by suddenly announcing a "gold ruble."
 Such rumors have been flying through European money markets.
 Most versions of the rumor say the Krem1in soon will decree that rubles - now artificially begged at four to the dollar nm will be- come freely convertible into gold on demand, at least in the satel- lite empire.
 The U.S.S.R. has a big hoard of nine billion dollars in gold which could meet any run on gold which might develop, according to these reports.
 The Soviet move would be part of a carefully calculated Kremlin drive, these rumors allege, to cre- ate a ruble bloc as rival to the dollar bloc and the sterling bloc based on U. s. and British cur rencies.
 Responsible authorities wh 0 have carefully checked into the rumor, said they have seen no sign the Soviet Union is seriously contemplating any such drastic maneuver.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
COP Chairman Says
 'WOn't-DO' Congress Stalls Administration Program

WASHINGTON, LR - The Re publican National Chairman today labeled the current Congress a won't-do Congress, and said it is begged down on many fronts.
 Tt won't accept substantial and vital portions of the Presidents program the chairman, Senator Thurston B. Morton R-Ky), said of the Democratic-controlled Con- gress "And it won't come up with an alternative program of it's own"
 ''In these times," Morton con- tinued in a speech prepared for a National Press Club luncheon, "a won't-do Congress just won't do."
 He said that in view of it's rec ord, q cannot believe that the 'won't-do Congress is going to produce the Democratic Presi- dential nominee"
 Morton mentioned no names, but four senators are the men most often mentioned as Demo- cratic Presidential possibilities. They are Lyndon Johnson of Tex as, John Kennedy of Massachu- sets, Hubert Humphrey of Min nesota, and Stuart Symington of Missouri.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
Contract Negotiators Hope To Avert Steel Strike

NEW YORK, LR-Word of hope that there will be no steel strike July 1 came from Washington as contract negotiations in the basic steel industry continue here.
 Four-man teams representing the nations 12 largest steel com panies and the United SteelWork- CTS of America are trying to work out a new contract to replace the three-year pact that expires June 30.
 If no agreement is reached by then, 5OO,OOO union members would almost certainly strike at plants that produce 90 per cent of the nations steel.
 The word from Washington was that the Eisenhower Administra- ton believes there is an excellent chance that the union and the industry can reach agreement on a new contract without a July 1 strike.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
La. Governor Long Committed To Regain Health
By JAMES MCLEAN

GALVESTON, Tex, LR III Far from being violent, Louisiana Governor Earl Long is just mad as hell" He's been in a psychiatric clinic and should recover com pletely in two to three months, attending physicians said today.
 This summation came exclusive ly to the Associated Press from the attending physicians who would not be quoted by name.
 The 63-year-old Governor, they said, is cooperative enough, lis very clear in his thinking and speaking, and is not violent at all"
 All they're hoping to do now, they said, is to promote his phy- sical health - shattered by Long's sleepless nights and driving de- termination.
 Anyone who knows well the brother of the late Senator Huey P. Long, knows there's the devil to pay when he can't have his way.
 The Governor was flown here from Louisiana last Saturday and his wife yesterday asked the court for his protective custody in the clinic for his own protec- ton. Mrs Longs application to Probate Judge Hugh Gibson claimed her husband was sick mentally and physically. The judge signed the order.
 At present, Long has nearly a year to go in his current four year term. His friend and col league It. Gov. Lether Frazar, is acting Governor by virtue of Longs absence from the state.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
Eisenhower Sees No Progress at Geneva Which Could Justify Summit Meeting

WASHINGTON, tR - President Eisenhower said today there has been no detectable progress at the Geneva talks that would justify a summit conference.
 Eisenhower called at a news conference for Russia to show some willingness to reach at least preliminary agreement at the for eign ministers sessions.
 The President suggested that the Soviet Union ought to make, for example, a clear commitment
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
East Coast Fishermen Will Angle in Wilds of Katmai

WASHINGTON, R - A group of Chesapeake Bay area fisher men, accustomed to going after rock fish and blues, will invade the Katmai National Monument country of Alaska in August seek ing trout and salmon.
 The excursion, August IA to 23, will be led by Don Carpenter, outdoor editor of the Washington Daily News.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03
Basilio FuNmer Bout Scheduled for Summer

NEW YORK, LR - Carmen Ba- silio has accepted terms for a National Boxing Association world middleweight championship bout with Gene Fullmer, it was an- nounced today by Norman Roths- child, Syracuse promoter.
 The 15-round fight will be held late this summer, with Los An geles, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Ogden, among possible sites, Rothschild said.
 Basilio's acceptance virtually knocks out any immediate chance for a meeting between him and Ray Robinson for the New York version of the title.
 Robinson, whose status as cham pion has been under investigation by the New York State Athletic Commission for several weeks, yesterday was ruled still the champion by that group. He had been stripped of his title by the NBA
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-03

that Western rights in Berlin will not be impeded pending reunifi- cation of Germany
 It was Eisenhower's first news conference in. three weeks. He touched also on these other topics:
 Strauss - It would indeed be tragic, the President said, if an issue of anti-Semitism should be seriously raised in the Senate fight over whether to confirm Lewis Strauss as Secretary of Commerce. Strauss is a Jew.
 Labor - Eisenhower said he certainly hopes that Congress won't adjourn without passing la Dor legislation. He made that statement when a reported re- marked that both John l.. Lewis and James Hoffa have come out against enactment of any new legislation.
 Missiles-As to squabbling over missiles, Eisenhower said Secre- tary of Defense McElroy is now conducting an exhaustive study which should be ready in about 1G days. The main dispute is be- tween the Air Forces champion ing of it's Bomarc missile and the Arny's plugging for it's Nike Hercules product.