davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Bevun Still Weak
After Relapse

LONDON, Jan. 26 (AP).-A
medical bulletin today said
Aneurin Bevan, deputy leader
Of the British Labor Party, still
is weak after yesterdays re-
lapse in his fight back to
health.
Mr.. Bevan, g., underwent
major surgery for an undis-
closed abdominal ailment De-
cember 20.
Four physicians saw him this
morning at the Royal Free
Hospital in London.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

for opposition to the Presidents s
Algerian policy. 1t is expected
his next post will be far from
Algeria.
Paris remained a city OF
gayety despite the crisis in Al
geria.
A ban on public meetings did
not affect the crowd jamming
the night clubs and the only
indication of trouble was seen
in the big black headlines in
newspapers.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
SlO Book Condensation:
The Abraham Lincoln
Murder Case

Q Here, from The Web of Con-
sp1rdcy, is suspense on the
grand scale-the darkest mur-
der mystery in American his
tory. Who cut 18 pages from
Booths diary? Why did the
Presidents son say there was
treason in the cabinet? Old
ghosts walk these pages-new
ones arise! A 28-page feature
in February Readers Digest.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
AustroIiun Heot Wave

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 26
(AP).-The mercury scared to
1859 degrees today for a Sec
ond straight day of severe heat
Four people collapsed and died,
bringing the two-day heat toll
to six.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Hope and Uncertainty
MinqIe at Borricodes

This dispoteh from on Associated Press
correspondent in AIsiers apparently
wos considerably delayed ond cut in
censorship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
0yerpopu|ation-


VConfInUed from Back Pagel
MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT. MYTHICAL
CONCEPTS IMAGES - NEVER AN ADAM, EVE.
MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvE OR A FOOL, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHoOD IN ALL ETERNITY. GENESIS.
lST CHAPTER. OLD T.: v. rs - AND GOD SAID,
LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE, AFTER OUR
LIKENESS - SUNLESS, DEATHLESS. NATTER
LESS, FLESHlESs ADAMEvELESS, SPIRITUAL,
cHRISTLIKE! = THE IMAGE OF UNERRINc.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT, oMNPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE -
AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER 49,.
ALL'l!!v. 81 land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT ! - cREA-
TORI HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD, IT WAS I-I-s-l
VERY COoDT
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Youths Describe 'He||ish' Night

CONTINUED from Back Page)
THE JURY TRIAL OF THE FOUR TEEN-ACERS ON
CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO DO GREAT BODILY
HARM WAS INTERRUPTED THIS WEEK AS ONE OF
THEM PLEADED GUILTY.
Ronnie Lee. lo. of 1924 MYRTLE pleaded guilty
Of before Recorders Judge John A. Rcea The
second count was dropped
LEE, ALONG WITH LoNNIE FRY. 10. LAWRENCE
NOLAN ~, AND CLARENCE BINGHAM, ~. WERE ALL
CHARGED IN THE AFTERMATH OF A BRAWL WHICH
SENT FOUR VERNON STATION POLICEMEN AND TWO
TEEN-AcERS TO THE HOSPITAL.
Thaddevs Steel ~, also part Of the group His
dismissed by the juvenile court and he is
witness in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Modern Constitution

iConfinued from Back Psge)
INSTEAD OF FIGHTING THE OLD POLITICAL BAT
TIES ON THE NEW GROUNDS or HOW MICHIGAN
SHOULD BE REFORMED, THINK WE SHOULD MOVE
AHEAD TO GET THE JOB DONE" SAID PAUL o. BAG
WELL.
He spoke before symposium constitutional re-
vision set up by Michigan Citizenship Clearing House,
non-psrfisan group, at Wayne State University
BAoWELL WAS FIRST ON LONG LIST or SPEAK
Frs, INCLUDING MANY WHO DISAGREE WITH HIM.
Ready to present their views the currently hot
froversy constitutional convention call Demo-
cratic Chairman Neil stsebev August Sehoe state
AFLco president. and Dorothy Smith, Of the League Of
Women Voters
scHoLLE HAS STARTED SUIT IN THE STATE ST.
PREME COURT TO HAVE THE SENATORIAL APPoR-
TIoNMENT VOTED BY MICHIGAN CITIZENS IN 1852
THROWN OUT.
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Interest In Politics

CONTINUED from Back Page)
THE TRULY INTERESTING THING ABOUT THE c.
FOR NJ Is THE WIDE VARIETY OF INTERESTS. PREvI-
Gus POLITICAL AFFILIATON AND ECONOMIC VIEW
FONTS AMONG THE TOP PROMOTERS.
On the board are Leonard Woodeoek a JAW vice prss
dent, and County Circuit Judge Wade II. Mecree Demo-
crat.
AND YET RoMNEY HAS LAsHED OUT AT BOTH
THE JAW AND Gov WILLIAMS
THE c. FOR IA. HAS ATTRACTED ik0USTRALiSTS.
oLD-LINE AND LIBERAL REPUBL. MS, AND ALL
SHADES OF DEMOCRATS FROM ADA TO WOODROW
WILSON.
What do these diverse individuals want? Only good
government.
The Citizens for Michigan have stated they want TO-
Break the poifiealeconomie deadlock
Raise public respect fer politics.
Promote greater citizen participation in politics.
Meanwhile. to promote their lofty, stated detectives
the c. for NJ seeking contributions from individuals from
$40 TO Standardization by mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Birtfl-Contro| Ban Legal

HARTFORD. conn.-UPD-A state ban against birth
control the strietest in the nation declared eonsv
fionaI Tuesday by conneetevfs Supreme Court.
THE COURT RULED UNANIMOUSLY THAT IT WAS
A CONSTITUTIONAL EXERCISE OF LEGISLATIVE
POWER"
Counsel for physician and three married couples
who tested she soyesrod law indicated they will appeal TO
the United States Supreme Court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Il You Smoke Mister

NConrtnUed
DEPUTIES, SUCKERS. THINKING AND THESE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPLxs. THE NON
CHRIST SCIENTISTS! - CLERGY, CHURCHES,
LAlTY, OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT, HON.
ESTY, INTELLIGENCE - ARE ROBBED OF AN
APPREHENSION OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY POP
U-L-A-T-E-D, ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF UNN-
vADABLE. INcORRUPTiBLE, sUPERsATURATED.
OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOEN
TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MAN.
SONS (Chrisf Jesus)
"IF YOU SMOKE, MISTER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (UPI-A Harvard scientist said
today that he-men smoke less than non-he-men
THE SCIENTIST, DR.. CARL c. SETTER, BASED HIS
CONCLUSION ON STUDIES EXTENDING OVER SEVERAL
YEARS OF 252 HARVARD MEN.
The men were classified according TO their "masev
line component indicated by body build and anatomical
traits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
"APTITUDE TEST IS FOUND
FALSE PROPHET ON JOBS"

Aptitude tests-the kind that seemingly measure your
btieseannot predict success satisfaction in your Job
This is the striking conclusion Of monumental study OF
10000 armen who took such tests in World War and
were then checked in their postwar careers.
Or. ROBERT L. THORNDIKE. THE STuDY's DlREc-
TOR, WARNED AGAINST lNDIscRMINATE USE OF
SUCH TESTS TO PIGEoNHOLE A MAN IN JOB.
THERE'S BEEN TOO MUCH ENTHUSIASM FOR APTl-
tube TESTING" HE SAID YESTERDAY. I'VE DON'T
KNOW ENOUGH TO GUIDE A MAN INTO A SPECIFIC
CAREER"
But the study did show that the tests can probably
rule certain occupations for inePf Dr. Thorn
dixie said There who don't have the intellectual
capacity numerical ability for example, to be engineers
scientists.
DR. THoRNDlKE, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS AND SERVICES AT
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITIES TEACHERS COLLEGE, DID
THE WORK WITH DR.. ELIZABETH HAGEN. PROFESSOR
OF EDUCATION THERE. THEY PUBLISHED THEIR FIND
lNcs IN A BOOK: 10000 CAREERS" JOHN WILEY AND
SONS, INCL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Attn. Negroes


(Consinued svem Dnck Peoe)
GOO, ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRieuNs
PURITY. MORALITY. SPIRITUALITY. MUST NOT
Be PUT IN JEOPARDY BEcAusE or THE DEVILS
soLoMoNs MATERIAL" sPlENDoR, OELUolNo
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS EYES. MuRpERous GAINS.
JU0AsEs. kNAves AND FOOLS THE zoo AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD A MYTHICAL, PSEUDO. PHoNr
CREATION. WHICH WOULD. " n COULD, RepuDi-
ATE THIS cHI-L-D-L.E.ss CAREER or CHRIST
JESUS, THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"
WHO DEMANDED OBEDIENCE 70 HIS COMMAND
MENTs or MS. AND YOUR. "FATHERMoTHER COD,
ALL-HARMoNIoUs" -p. I6. c.s T.Ex.T-B-oo-k -
NY ONLY iNFALLIBLE PASTOR. REGULATING THE
MYTHICAL, DEvILiSH. ADAM-EvE. SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY or THE RIP VAN WRINKLE. NoNcHRlST
SCIENTIST CLERGY MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIPPLES PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDO
MENT, HONESTY INTELLIGENCE, WHO ADUL-
TERATE ALL BIBLES ! IN ATTRiBUTlNc TO NE, YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNious" A
REPUTATION OF NY EXCLUSIVELY REAL OFF,
SPRING. UNIVERSE - VERY GOOD" - PER-
Feet - POPULATED Externally WITH NY OFF,
SPRING. YOUR TRUE BEING - siNLEss. NATTER
LESS. DEATHLESs. FLEsHLEsS, ADAMEvELEsS,
SPIRITUAL. cHRISTLiKE = SuPERsATURATNc
THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE
iNcoRRUPTIBLE. OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT. OF MANY
MARVELLOUS MANsIoNs'l Christ Jesus).
PART2
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Gov. 0rviIIe Freeman
Continued from Back Pase)
WALL STREET, U.S.A. BY Donald |. Rogers
Business and Financial Editor
RULE BY ROCKS

RULE BY ROCKS
Once, when was boy. threw a small rock at a car
couldn't have been much than pebble really but il
seemed like verifabIe cobbesfone me- NY mother saw
snagsed me by the aft part Of the collar my turtle
neck sweater and sovndy frovnced Since then I've
gone through life wishing could heave rock at passing
car As result I'm going TO spend my vacation in
Minnesota where throwing rocks at is sanctioned
only by fhe sovereign stale. but by its National Guard
THIS IS NOTICE TO GOV. ORvILLE FREEMAN THAT,
THOUGH HAVE TWICE TURNED DOWN HIS INVITA-
TON TO VISIT MINNESOTA so COULD HAVE THE
PRIVILEGE OF WRITING GOOD THINGS ABOUT THE
HAPPY ECONOMIC CLIMATE PROVIDED MIGRATORY
INDUSTRIES BY HIS ADMINISTRATION. l AM GOING
TO COME WITH A FIsTFUL OF ROCKS AND GET RID OF
CHILDHOOD FRUsTRATION
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W. is k'seun0WeI-
tesr'isvsi from Dsek psss,
M0oAt. sPiRiSUAl CR!PPlEs : ADAMS. Evrs :
VICTIMS oF MYTHS : DEVIL AND MATTER.
SA1Aws SUBSTANCE!
Emancipation Proclamation 10Th (erfwv
And hdIkifsi 'Dssimytions Of Rsper,ureeJ
Aadepsndsses.
oMNAPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LEE
EXCLUSIVELY Rat, APPRsHENpsD VIA
SATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH
CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
- nv ONE. PURE. TRUE. HONEST, COMPLETE
THEOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS - voDNc v,IlTs
WASH CURES = INVITING PREMATURE
DEATHS IMPERATIVE PURE. Basic EpucA.
TON. CULTURE. POLITICS, RECREATION. p.
vlNELY REcREATIvE. RESPECTING JESUS. AND NV
SUBLIME. BASIC TRUTH RE HEALTH, HEALING.
HEAVEN, HERE, NOW - 1.-THE FLESH PRoFiTETH
NOTHING" John 663. PURE ENTERTAINMENT.
REGULATING, WAcINc SPIRITUAL WARFARE
AGAINST THE DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETs
RAMPANT IN socALLED ENTERTAINMENT
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE
IS MERELY POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL!
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. CRIME, GAMBLING =
DEsTRoYERs
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z Planes Hit Homes
CONTINUED from Back Page)
TREASON J. SM0ThERS QUALITY
FOR QUANTITY!

HENCE, THE VALIDITY OF THE OLD SAYING
GIVE THE DEVIL ENOUGH ROPE AND HE'LL HANG
HIMSELF - THUS AWAKENING THE RIP VAN
WlNKLE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY PRISON.
Frs OF TIE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY IN
OBVIOUS WicKEDNEsS, BUT IN INVOLUNTARY
ERROR - k,oEAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPlES!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT, HON.
EsTy INTELLIGENCE AWAITING LIBERATION
FROM MYTHS DEVIL AND THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL Gso-csIedl EXISTENCE" = Uz'
cS. TEXTBOOK MY ONLY INFALliBlE PASTOR,
LIBERAToR OF CLERGY AND BIBLES FROM The
DAMNABLE, ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS.
kNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooDl
"cHAsTLY FARCE" MYTHS !! = WITH Ar
PREHENsIoN OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF IN
coRRUPTIBLE oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND eIER.
NAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY MARVEL
Gus MANSIONS Christ Jesvs)
~ PLANES HIT HOMES, 81 KILLED"
BRAZILIAN AiRLINER COiLIDES
WITH ARMY CRAFT"
RIO DE JANEiRo. tcP)-A military plane on tram
ing msnosvvrss and f,w-engned viseovnf srlner col
ded above this capital city Of Brazil Tuesday kLLNo
ALL 81 PERSONS ABOARD THE AIRLINsR AND TAXING
TOLL Or POSSIBLY 30 PERSONS ON THE GROUND
AS FLAMING DEATH RAINED ON RESIDENTIAL SUBJ
uRB BELOW.
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AS PER GENESIS, 1000 &C., lst CHI. -
vi I'm THE BEGINNING" - rCOD CREATED
THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH9 = SAYS COCK
EYED TRANSLATORs ~!
GODS CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE VIA GREAT
EST MARY. WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE lis RUL-
INcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON -
DECLARES IN GODS c.s. TEXTBOOK THAT
1.-THE INFINITE HAS NO BEGINNING ~!
THE MISUSE OF THE WORD BEGINNING IS
TYPICAL OF THE 10000 Different READINGS
(Cl0 t. NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARY BAKER EDDY. WAS
CONFRONTED WITH IN 1866 WHEN RECEIVING
MY APPOINTMENT TO COMPLETE JESUS "UN-
FINISHED BUSINESS" - WHICH HIS WICKED
AND ADULTEROUs GENERATION COULD NOT
BEAR!
RELATIVELY RIGHTEOUS BUT SATAN
ADULTERATED. EMAscULATED. REVEALED.
MORE, 1T is A SELF-EvIDENT TRUTH THAT THE
SCRIPTURE DECLARING NE TO BE THE SAME
YESTERDAY. TODAY, AND FOREVER" is
DEMONSTRATE TRUTH TO THE ADEQUATELY
PURE IN HEART" - AFTER THEY BECOME MY
SCIENTISTS
MAN, SPIRITS, IMAGE NOT A
DEVILS ADAM, EVE
w. 10 LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE,
AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND LET THEM HAVE DO
MNION OVER ALL!
" 81 AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
iE THE ONE. REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [--I.s-l VERY
GOOD!
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lcsnsinvsd from Back Pager
ACTION or The PURE CHRIST

ACTION or THE PURE CHRIST
MARY MAcpAL enc :. LAST At THE CROSS.
FIRST At THE sEPULcHRe - DEVILS CAST oUTi
SIMON PETER THREE TIMES A LIAR Az The CRU
cIFE,i oNl cn THE DAY or PENTecoST, 10 DAYS
AFTER JESUS ASCENSION BECOMES FIRED
az THE HOLY GHOST AND BECOMES A MIGHTY
APOSTLE FULFILLING HIS MASTERS PROMISES.
Mv WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We DO
John l4:I2)
HEBREW LuNATic. APPRENTICE FOR THE
RABBjNATE, SAUL or TARsuS. BECOMES
THE MIGHTY. HEROIC GIANT, CHRISTIAN
APOSTLE, SAINT PAUL - TRAITOR TO The
DEVILS JUDAISM. ACCORDING TO A MODERN
HEBREW INTELLECTUAL - ANOTHER DEVILS
SAUL AS PER c.s. MONITOR FEW YEARS
BACK.
UApTiTIInE TEcT Ie EOllND
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DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JAN. 2. 1859
Evening star., 1960-06-01
THE CONGO WAITS
113 Parties Seeking
Congo Leadership

August / and that 80 addition
al fights have been arranged
Traffic is also heavy to Rhodesis
and the Union. Most of the
passengers, the Belgian airline
asserts, are women and. chill
dren holding round-trip tickets
1t should be noted, however
that this is the time of year
that Congolese whites normally
go on leave. At least half OF
the 5000 whites who will leave
here within the next six weeks
would probably have gone any
way. And more than a few busi-
nessmen are bringing their
families back from Belgium to
demonstrate their confidence
in the Congo's future.
Firearms dealers here in
Katanga. the least populous OF
the six provinces with a white
population Of $4,000 (there are
$4,000 whites in the Congo)
and 1.6 million Africans, say
that arms sales are about nor
NAL. Many more whites would
like to have guns, they say, but
have been refused permits.
Troops Flown In
Congolese Gov. Henri Cor
nelis. in recognition of the
possibility Of violence, has
promised to take "draconian
measures" .if necessary. Last
week elements Of the elite para
troop Liberation Battalion were
flown in from Germany to re-
|inforce 1900 metropolitan COM
bat troops at Kamina, the huge
Belgian base 80 minutes flying
time from here. In addition,
the white -officered nine battal-
ions of the Force Publique are
standing by to support the
police.
Africans are adept at making
firearms from bicycle frames
and from the steering columns
Evening star., 1960-06-01
First Of Two Articles

that even municipal balloting
was permitted. Hence national
leaders and political parties
and even Of q concept Of ma
tional identity must be brand
new.
With one or two exceptions,
the 113 political parties now
appealing to this territory's 13
million blacks are tribal both
in concept and in membership.
Strife between these groups
last year alone took about 1000
lives.
Scare Stories Discounted
Scare stories have appeared
in the white-owned East, Gen.
tral and South African press
claiming that settlers here, the
largest white population yet
turned over to q black govern
ment, are in 9 state of panic,
that a mass exodus is taking
place and that those settlers
who remain are arming them
selves in anticipation of a state
of siege when independence
comes on June 30.
One Rhodesian newspaper
reported this month that the
airport serving this neat city
of $4,000 whites and 125,000
Africans was jammed with a
frantic throng Of settlers queued
up for transportation to Europe.
The fact Is there are few
amuSements in this part Of
the world and every Sunday
hundreds Of people drive to the
airport to have q cognac and
watch the weekly Boeing jet
land and take OF.
Sabena's Office here does re-
port that its regular flights to
Europe are booked solidly until
Evening star., 1960-06-01

of trucks but the ODDS are, at
least in, this province that. If
used at all. they will be turned
not on the whites but on Afri-
cans Of opposing tribes and
political groups, as they were
two months ago when 13 we're
killed, hundreds injured and
500 arrested during tribal riots.
If Katanga's whites keep out
of the way next month. they
will probably be all right, al
though independence day will
be followed by three consecu.
tive public holidays. which in
creases the likelihood of drunk
Ienness and violence
In Leopoldville, the capital,
and in Stanleyville, where more
powerful and extreme African
leaders are in control and
where race relations have not
been so good. the chances of a
peaceful transfer of power are
less sanguine. In anticipation
of trouble the Portuguese have
concentrated five battalions on
the border between their colony
of Angola and Deopoldville
Dr0Vince.
Whites Can't Win
It should be noted that the
settlers and to a lesser extent
the Colonial governments Of
British and Portuguese Africa
would not be unhappy to see
the Congo botch its inde-
pendence. The Belgian alb
dication here to a welter of 200
tribes with little administra-
tive experience has made it
extremely difficult for govern
ments in other areas to keep
the pace Of African political
advancement at q measured
level.
What many whites fail to
realize is that it's a "heads-I-
win, tails-you-lose" situation.
If the Congo makes q 60 of
independence. other Africans
will use this to bolster their own
claims for freedom. If the
Congo fails, they will attribute
this to inexperience and de-
clare themselves, in contrast, to
be far more ready to take the
plunge.
In Africa today, only the
black man can win.
Evening star., 1960-06-01
By SMITH HEMPSToNE
Contributing Writer.

ELIsABETHvnLE, Belgian
Congo.-This vast colony. one
third the size Of the conti-
mental United States, next
month will become Africa's 18th
independent country.
No other land has come to
nationhood after so brief an
apprenticeship in government.
And in few has so much blood
been shed in achieving inde-
pendence.
The forest-swathed Congo
has never had a national legis-
lature and it was not until 1857
Evening star., 1960-06-01

Built-in nashgunI Bulbs and film
included in Photorama's low. low
price for this fine camera for the
beginner. Takes pictures indoors or
out, color or black a. white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Germany Of the cost of main
tanning six United States divi-
sions. on German soil as a shield
against surprise attack by the
Soviet bloc.
Mr.. Eisenhower authorized
Mr.. Anderson to seek this out
side aid after a 21a-hour con-
ference here yesterday.
The President met with Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. Gates to re-
view the financial gap.
Improvement Held Vital
The unusual conference was
set up to make clear that Mr..
Anderson has the Presidents
solid backing when he leaves
Sunday for financial talks with
German. British and French
government leaders.
Undersecretary of State
Douglas Dillon, the State De-
partment'S top expert on trade
and aid, is to accompany Mr..
Anderson to Europe.
obviously, improvement in
our balance OF payments posi-
ton is vital not only for the
economic well being and the
military security of the United
States, but also for the free
world" Mr.. Anderson said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
EISENHOWER
Continued From First Pag =

Continued From First Page
Republican administration If
the last two years.
The Presidents move was
aimed mainly at helping the
Government close the gap be-
tween the amount of money il
spends and earns overseas.
This deficit, now running al
a near-record rate of S4.3 bill
lion a year, has drained Amer
can gold reserves and shaken
the prestige of the dollar in
international money marts.
Seek to Share Burden
To help solve this continuing
problem, Mr.. Eisenhower also
paved the way for the Kennedy
administration to get financial
help from allied countries on
these two fronts: 4...
l. More contributions from
Europe's industriaIized nations
such as West Germany. Brit
ain and France-in Carving
the heavy burden o. economic
and technical aid to Commu-
nlSt-threatened areas in other
lands.
2..Possible sharing py West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

resolution urging q boycott oil
the integrated schools. The
House approved 1t -93-2 and II
passed the Senate $40.
Louisiana's United States
Senators and Representative,
were asked to attend today's
CLOSED session. of the Legisla-
ture and help halt Federal
Intervention. s
E Aimed at Judge Wright
The resolution calling fol
their appearance was aimed al
United States District Judge j.
Skelly Wright. who issued the
migration order and thwarted
segregation acts Of legislators
with restraining orders.
An informant who asked not
to be quoted by name said the
question OF asking louisiana
congressional delegation to in
stitute Impeachment proceed
ings against Judge Wright is
one Of the moves under consid-
Grafton. But he wouldn't say
the move. was definite.
State segregation leader John
Garrett called for Judge
Wright's arrest at, q meeting
Iof the Citizens Council here
last night. Mr.. Garrett. who
is chairman OF the Joint Legis-
lative Committee on Seerega-
ton. also called for the arrest
Of United States deputy mar
shals who escorted four Negro
girls to school yesterday.
Mr.. Garrett recommended full
interposition, q legal maneuver
through which the Legislature
would put State sovereignty
between the Federal Govern
ment and the people to block
indignation.
Those attending the meeting
Of the council, a segregationist
group, shouted their approval.
A petition calling for inn
parchment Of Judge Wright
was circulated at the meeting.
Attendance Law Repealed
In the Senate, Senator
Speedy o. Long. a cousin Of
the late Gov. Earl K. Long,
advised parents that the Iegis-
lature had repealed the States
compulsory school attendance
law and said. I'VE are behind
them In this fight" '
The House approved o Sen
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John Dolly to Quit
Post With ABCi

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (AP)
John Daily. since 1883 vice
president in. charge Of news,
special events and public af-
fairs for the American Broad
casting Co.. has submitted his
resignation In a fundamental
difference on policy" with ABC
President Leonard Goldenson.
it was learned today.
Mr.. Daly's resignation was
submitted yesterday, to be ef-
tective in a month. after the
network revealed plans to show
a program on Cuba December
2 in its Closeup" series, q
program produced by A. Robert
Drew, identified as a Time, Inc,
executive. It was learned that
no one in the ABC news de-
partment has yet seen the
film.
It is known that DAILY feels
strongly that all programs in
the news and public affairs
area should be under the
control Of the networks own
employees, and that he was
instrumental last season in
turning down a special pro-
gram, "R ace For Space"
produced by an independent
producer.