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FINAL VALLEY EDITION Umbrella? High today I 90 Low today! 68 Warm, showers. FaU Bcpert Pit It" OUENAL JiJ IL JLJ JUL 153rd Year. No. 207 Telephone Aid win 3-1111 DAYTON, OHIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1960 oogd-Clan Porta Paid at Dayton, Ottio 21 Pases PRICE 7 CENTS Wage Issue Stalls Urge To Adjourn -Congress Expected To Go Home Soon Deadlock Or No Cuba Stages After OAS Rebuff On Anti-U. S.

Move 1 ns-- i Wall WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (AP) With adjournment fever A' i i mounting, senate-house "con erees will try again tomorrow to clear away the biggest stumbling block, a dispute over minimum wage legist tion. Negroes Vote To Ask For U. S. Probe Jacksonville Group Deplores Lack Of "Protection" JACKSONVILLE.

Aug. And there could be a big floor fight in the senate tomorrow- MM- 7 A 1 8 1 i 1 I Delegates Condemn Red Intervention Roa Denied Support On Charges Of Aggression Against Castro By United Press International SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Aug. 28 Cuba walked out of the emergency meeting of the Organization of American States (OAS) tonight shortly before foreign ministers ap proved a resolution condemning Russian-Communist Chinese interference in the Western Hemisphere. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Rao led the walkout after end the house later over a post- Go (Editorial, "Congreii, Home," on Page 4) 28 (AP) A Negro mass 1 script foreign aid appropriation of 190 million. But neither of these is expected as of now to keep congress in town beyond the Labor Day weekend.

With members eager to get home for political campaigning, congressional leaders plan to shelve until January any hopeless deadlock. being rebuffed by the foreign ministers in his demand that Crowd Views Model For Neiv Air Force Museum VISITORS IMSPECT a model of the proposed new Air Force museum. The model teas viewed yesterday by 45,637 persons who toured the present museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force base where Raymond Burr, TVs Perry Mason, unveiled the model. Designed by Herbert Bayer, the new museum will feature a ramp winding its way through displays depicting the history of aviation. (Story, another picture, Page 3) (Staff photo by George Adams) the United States be condemned for aggression against the regime of Premier Fidel Castro.

The foreign ministers then voted overwhelmingly in favor of a seven-point resolution condemning any Communist interference in Western Hemisphere affairs. meeting voted today to ask President Eisenhower and the justice department to investigate yesterday's outbreak of racial violence in this northeast Florida city. The Negroes shouted approval of a resolution which deplored what it called "the failure of officers to provide adequate protection" to lunch counter demonstrators from a mob of club swinging white men. The resolution was offered by Rodney Hurst, president of the Jacksonville Youth Council of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAOCP), at a meeting in St. Paul's AME church.

An estimated 1,400 Negroes attended. Full Legal Rights Earl Johnson of Jacksonville, legal counselor for the NAACP, told the meeting that Negroes Roa said he was leaving the Thought It Was Last Amen, Requested Increase Labor Secretary, James P. Mitchell issued a statement urging that a compromise be reached on the minimum wage dispute. He called the deadlock "indeed unfortunate," saying: "While the conferees apparently strive for political advantage In this election year it is the working men and women of this country who will in the long Two Mercer Youths Die In Crash conference because of failure to get any support for his accusations against the United States. He said he was returning home and "with me go the peoples of the Americas." This drew hisses and booes from the delegates.

Colombian Foreign Mini Beaten U. S. Airman Savs Sppcll to The Journal Herald run suffer if an acceptable com promise is not reached." Mitchell said he and Presl Cesar Turbay Ayala, president of the conference, said that he FT. RECOVERY, Aug. 28-Two Mercer county youths were killed "very much indeed" deplored in an auto accident at the north dent Eisenhower had repeatedly Eight Americans Tell Of Attack By Congolese At Stanleyville By Associated Pres LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo, Aug.

28 Eight beaten American airmen were flown into Leopoldville tonight and edge of this village early today, Cuba's attitude. He said Roa was welcome to return if he wished. Cites Quota Cutoff Ronald Hart, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hart of RR 1, Ft.

Re covery, died at the scene. had full right to picket peacefully and that "every drop of blood that is spilled will be found on Mayor Haydon Burns' shoulders." The resolution said the Negro youths were "law abiding citizens who were attacked by a Roa cited the United States Lewis Rammel, 19, driver and action in cutting off Cuba's sugar United States would willingly submit the allegations to an impartial investigation by an inter-American committee. Roa charged that Cuba was "under constant threat of invasion" from the United States. He said this was not hypothetical, but real. He asscused the United States not only of aggression through eliminating the sugar quota but also of being responsible for the activities of planes from Florida that allegedly destroyed more than 300,000 tons of sugar cane in Cuba.

Roa said that Cuba was prepared for bilateral discussions with the United States, but did not see the necessity of submitting their differences to the investigation suggested by Herter. Herter drew strong applause from the delegates in his answer. Roa's proposal was rejected, 19-1. Reject Intent The resolution, as approved last night by an 11-nation working committee in part: Condemns vigorously intervention or threats of intervention, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ram told of being attacked by thousands of shouting, dancing Congolese at Stanleyville. quota as an example of aggres asked congress to no avail" to extend the wage-hour law's coverage to several million additional workers. And this year, he said, they also requested that the minimum wage be increased from $1 to $1.15 an hour. After a Saturday session that lasted until 1:33 a.m. today, the senate put off until 2 p.m.

tomorrow a vote on the compromise medical aid for the aged plan. The hoped-for vote yester-j mel of RR 1, Ft. Recovery, died at 6:45 a.m., five hours after the "I thought I was saying my last amen," said one. The assault occurred yesterday when a U.S. Air Force accident, at Jay County hospital, sion and said it was the "culmination of repeated threats, harassment and aggressive acts to which my country has been subjected by the United States." Portland, Ind.

Globemaster landed at Stanleyville with a cargo of signal equipment for UN forces. One of the Americans said the Congolese "were positive we were Belgians." The youths' auto went out of control on a curve of Route 49 in front of a service station. The The United States has drafted a car struck a parked auto on the day was stymied by Sen. Russell B. Long (D-La), who held the gas station property, probably preventing a crash into the sta was briskly hustled away.

from the plane. Asked about the show of force, Von Horn said: "It is because I was so mad, I Only Cuba voted for its motion of condemnation. The resolution cond I Communist meddling in the Western hemisphere was drawn up last night by an 11-nation committee. It represented a victory for the United States which had Insisted that the foreign ministers take a strong stand. stiff protest to the Congolese government over the outburst of violence but Ambassador Clare H.

Timberlake so far has been un-a 1 to contact Congo Foreign floor during most of the 13 hours the senate met. Long's extended monologue, which he denied was a filibuster, mob with bats, ax handles and clubs in full view of enforcement officers." There was no actual clash at the scene on a downtown street when a group of white men, apparently farmers armed with cudgels, and a group of Negroes started toward each other. Officers moved between them and prevented a battle. Police kept a tight watch on potential trouble spots today to prevent any new outbreaks. Mrs.

Ruby Hurley of Atlant, regional director of the NAACP, made a plea for money for the organization and silver and dollars soon overflowed a table in front of the altar. Governor Praised was in protest against the com promised to fire the first shot myself if there was any interfer- Minister Justin Bomboko. In other developments in the ence promise bill's failure to include his proposal to provide care. for aged mentfl and tubercular Carlos Olivares, Cuban under foreign secretary, walked out of stormy ongo, reports irom tn-i Bunche Hands Protest -v tion pumps and buildings. The parked car was the personal property of Village Marshal Emil Baumgartner.

Both youths were thrown from the? car and both vehicles were demolished. Highway patrolmen said the youths' car apparently was traveling at a high rate of speed. Both youths suffered head injuries and multiple fractures. Doctors performed surgery and used more than 50 stitches in a vain attempt to save young Ram saoeiavnie indicated tne LXngo central government was making the committee meeting after voting against the first two points of the seven-point resolution. The (Map on Page 5) Yielded For Short Talks The senate finally quit under an agreement to meet again tomorrow at 10 a.m.

and vote by Ralph J. Bunche, special representative of the United Nations here, handed Bomboko a strong UN protest last night. Bunche, who charged "flagrant violations" of the Congo's agreement with the UN, met with the foreign minister again today. even conditional, by any extra continental power in the affairs of the American republics that would jeopardize American soli-darity and security. Rejects the intent of the Sino-Soviet powers to use the political, economic and social situation of any American state to imperil continental unity and put in jeopardy the peace and security of Lt.

Gerald Henery ti, 2 p.m. with the debate time di "Last A men" several speakers for not appoint its first move to subdue secessionist Katanga province. Congolese troops were said to have moved within 20 miles of Ka vided equally between opposing two points contained the most direct references to Russian intervention and to Cuban acceptance of Russian aid in event of U. S. attack.

Sees Constant Threat Rebuffed by other Latin American ministers, Roa promptly mers life. ing a ritv hirncial rnmniittpp. sides. A UN spokesman said the Con plane, Capt. Elvort L.

Mott of Rev. E. Tillman, a member of Friends said the pair had been attending a firemen's dance north of town. The youths reside on golese also violated another During most of the timeLong was talking, only a few senators Glenmora, was warned by the hemisphere. agreement concluded only three Reaffirms the principle of were present, often only two or nearby farms east of here.

The days ago giving the UN responsi served notice that Cuba would by an American bodies were taken to the Riffle- tanga's northern frontier. Unprecedented Show Brought here with the injured Americans were two Canadians who also were injured in the violence at Stanleyville. A coldly furious Gen. Carl Von three. And the galleries were al most empty, too.

Long did not speak continu Brockman funeral home. ously. He yielded the floor for take its aggression charges back to the United Nations security council. In a two-minute reply, U. S.

State Secretary Christian A. Herter summarily rejected the Cuban accusations. He repeated Gov. Leroy Collins' state biracial committee, praised the governor. Tillman, referring to lawless elements in racial disturbances, said "when a pot boils scum comes to the top.

But if you move it, down below you'll find everything is clear." He said, "The Negro won't be satisfied until all public facilities are integrated." Hurst said Negroes would demonstrate again tomorrow at various lunch counters in the city. ehort talks by other senators and state in the internal or external affairs of the other American states. -Proclaims that all member states of the regional organization are under obligation to submit themselves to the discipline of the inter-American system. the control tower at Stanleyville airport that a huge crowd had gathered at the field and that anything could happen. The injured airmen were not permitted to' talk except for Henery.

He was taken aside by Air Force officers and questioned. He repeated again and again: "I thought I was saying my last amen." for action on some non-controver bility for controlling activities at the Stanleyville airport. Reports from Stanleyville said Ethiopian troops under UN command were back in control of the field. At about the time the U. S.

Globemaster was being attacked at the airport, other Congolese soldiers raided UN offices in Stanleyville and arrested 11 UN officials. The UN said the 11 were Theft Suspect Nabbed CinCAGO, Aug. 28-(AP)-The FBI said it has seized a member of a nationwide ring that stole about $100,000 in money Horn, commander of UN forces in the Congo, put on an unprecedented show of UN force at Leopoldville airport when the Americans and Canadians arrived. his offer of last week that th! orders in Chicago bst year. With a pistol at his belt, Von sial legislation, including several nominations.

At one point the senate passed and sent to the house a resolution by Sen, Hubert II. Humphrey (D-Minn) asking the President to explore the establishment of an international food for peace plan. The unanimous vote merely put the senate on record favoring the Idea. released by Ethiopian troops after Horn deployed about 300 Sudanese and Ghana UN troops around Julius Lopez, special agent in charge of the Chicago FBI office, said the man, Fred Del Genio, 33, is wanted in Salt Lake being held an hour. Not Badly Injured the UN plane which brought in Power Line Entangles Plane, the injured men.

i When a Congolese soldier City for cashing two money orders Aug. 2 worth $100 each. Area Pair Survives Crash showed up carrying a rifle he "I said amen," said Lt. Gerald Henery of Washington, D. C.

"for two awful hours I thought I was the only member of the crew alive." I Special In The Journal Herald GREENVILLE, Aug. 28 A single engine light plane, circling DUl not; i i 1 1: i Henery was beaten Body Of Abducted Girl Discovered Shot In Head, Stuffed Into Well badly Injured. Henery said the pilot of the luw uvrr a nuiiitiiiauc" uusiui', ictiiicu vviui a iiuwcr line uuu crashed in a farmer's field near New Weston about noon today. The pilot, Forrest E. Goodwin, 39, of 415 South Pear street, St.

Marys, was listed in good condition at Memorial hospital in St. Marys this evening. One passanger, Fred Haisis, 31, of RR 1, Mendon, was treated for minor injuries and released. The plane, a two-seat Con HERRIN, I1L, Aug. 28 (AP) The body of Mary Lily Ellen Roberts, comely, 17-year- old girl who was abducted II Stole Hearts, Suits And Shirts BUENOS AIRES, Aug.

28 (UPI) Carlos Llara, 23 and single, fluttered every girlish heart in the nearby village of tinental 7-EC with conventional landing gear, crashed on a farm belonging to Maurice Bryson, of RR 1, New Weston. Bryson, himself an amateur pilot, said he had been doing some work on his landing strip when the Goodwin plane appeared. Goodwin and his passenger, in the face and then took his billfold containing $2. The billfold was found on the porch of the house near the well. The shot passed through Bryant's cheek.

He is recovering in a hospital. Police re-arrested a 32-year-old ex-convict for questioning in the case. He is Joe Harry Milanl, A construction worker who has served two prison terms, one for murder. Milanl lives near this quiet, southwestern Illinois community. He was picked up Friday, but released later the same day.

State's attorney Carl Snend Ezeiza. He was always neat as a pin and every day he seemed to be wearing a new suit and a clean new shirt. from a lover's lane three days ago by a gunman, who wounded her fiance, was found In the well of a weatherbeaten, deserted house today. There was a bullet hole in her head. Moments after the body was lifted from the well, Mrs.

Mary Lee Roberts came forward slowly and sobbed, "Oh, no, tlmt's my Mary Lily." cident said the plane went into a glide, then nosed sharply downward, striking the ground nose first. He said the aircraft was destroyed and. its occupants were "luckier than they'll ever know" to come out alive. The landing gear, which according, to Bryson struck only the topmost wire, still had cable wrapped around it after the crash. The plane was rented from the Lake Field airport in Celina, The owners removed most of the wreckage by dark.

i I i I 1 's i i J' I r- both friends of Bryson, appar The Ezeiza dandv is now in iail charged with stealing 17 suits; enuy circiea jow to inspect tne new work on the private strip a Buenos and 21 shirts from Aires clothing store. when their plane tangled with the power line and went out of control. Bryson, who witnessed the ac Coroner Adolph Fluck of Williamson county said an autopsy would be performed on the body -of the dark blonde, gray-eyed girl to determine whether she said tonight the FBI had told -i mm tney plan to release A second man. Josenh Mat. Inside Today's Journal Herald tinS'y 40 a st- Lou'8 mechanic, was arrested when his car was fi-.

J', found to be smeared with blood. WEST GERMAN Communist leader brands opponents of Soviet doctrine of "peaceful co 'n A nis nand badly last night when had been raped. The body was clad in a black dress and white canvas shoes. Fluck said her underpants were missing. The FBI, state troopers and local police cordoned off the bouse, a two-story frame build-infT, its white paint chipped and ffided to a dirty gray.

are imposters. existence' Page 5. CED ADVISES nation's metropolitan areas to develop new forms of government to cope with growth problems. Page 2. CATHOLIC PRELATE, John Cardinal O'Hara, 72, dies following surgery in Philadelphia hospital.

Page 2. Mary Lily Robert Body Found In Well Good Morning Start The Day Willi Chuckle Asbury Tark, N. Aug. Zi (ITI) For a few momenta beauty queen Beverly I'eteraon of YardvlIIc, X. wished he were about 300 pound heavier.

That wlwh came after lh year-old blond won the third annual nea queen beauty png-eant here, Tlin contest wln-lnj; were determined by balancing huga of coins agulnut Mlsa IVtcrson's weight. The. shapely typist-dance stii-dent's ponmW gave, her in prize money. Page 11 Comics Page 4 22-23 11 11 he smashed a car window with his fist in a fit of anger after a spat with his wife. His wife, located in St.

Louis, told the same story. FBI agent Fred Graper said Mattingly has an alibi and authorities no longer were questioning him in connection wiih the kidnap-slaying. He was still being held on charges of illegal transportation of and driv about 18 miles northeast of scenic Crab Orchard lake. It was from a remote parking lot there that the terrified girl was forced at gunpoint from the car of her FBI agents took plaster casts of tire prints found in a driveway that circles a maple treee in the front yard, but authorities said 12 8-10 Landers Markets Molner Radio, TV, Sports Statistics Theaters Vnnderbilt Women's Young All In Way You Hold Tongue DENVER Maine Silhurn, an employe of a Denver lanfi, and Charles (And, 12, both have their tonuurs out in the excitement of netting a fat trout Charles hooked in a pool in moll near the bank, hifty hnniii-efipted youngtlers sroreil heavily at a special fishing Htrly there recently. wire photo) LONG WINS Democratic con- Deaths, gressional runoff in Louisiana and "celebrates" in hospital.

Lc Drummnnd Iase6' iF-ditorials RUSSIAN HAMMER landing and Goren sickle cutting in Olympic box- IIom ing, Columnist Red Smith re- Garden ports from Rome. Page 8. Hopper 13 4 4 12 11 7 the area Is frequented by' pic- fiance, John Bryant, 20, and into nickers and young couples and! the green and white auto of the pe- eral cars might have passed kidnaper. i The gunman, described as tall. 22 7 II 11-13 4 ing on a revoked Missouri li- The forlorn looking house Is, well-built and blond, shot Bryant cense.