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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1960. LONG STAY FOR U.

N. IN CONGO EXPECTED An A. P. Correspondent Tells Editors of Need for Education. MOST BLAME ON BELGIANS Prete Club Audience Told Congolese Should Have Been Prepared.

The United Nations will have to remain in the Congo for a considerable time while Congolese are being trained to operate the country, a veteran Associated Press foreign correspondent said last night. Lynn Heinzerling, who has recently returned from the Congo, spoke at the opening session of the annual fall meeting of the Kansas-Missouri Associated Press editors and publishers at the Hotel Mueh- lebach. Nearly 200 editors and guests attended the dinner sponsored by the Kansas City Press club. Education Abroad Seen. "The U.

N. is going to have to stay there a long Heinzerling said. "A crash program of education abroad for Congolese is needed, and this can not be done "The V. N. Is going to have to stay to keep the country stable and get the government and the economy The extended crisis was caused at least in part by t.he failure of Belgium to prepare the country for independence, Heinzerling said.

He said there are only 16 Congolese college graduates in the country of 14 million persons. Schools Were Rare. "Education above the grammar school level was almost he said. "The Belgians send natives to Europe for study as the English and French did, which developed young people in the image of the European country. "The Belgians do this, and I explain why.

They appeared to miss all the signs of nationalism, or rather the desire for independence and Col. Joseph Mobutu, who took over control of the Congolese army, was a sincere idealist who desired to isolate the competition between President Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice Lumumba so the country could return to a normal state, Heinzerling said. He described Kasavubu as an honest man, but not very able. Before becoming president, Kasavubu was a government finance clerk. However, he is a tribal chief and has the respect and following of his tribe.

Lumumba was described as being very active and very will do one thing one day and deny it the next. Heinzerling said Lumumba had had outside contact with Belgian Communists, has visited East Germany and had Communists on his staff. Blame for Disorder. "Many think Lumumba de liberately encouraged the dis order in July to get the Bel gians out of the Heinzerling said. "He openly admitted the Congolese cannot run the country, but he wanted to get the Belgians out and the Russftins in.

"The U. I think, has done an excellent job. From the moment the first troops arrived, you could feel the tension relaxing. If the U. N.

had not arrived so quickly, the Russians probably would be implanted by Also cited for a fine job the United States Air Force. Heinzerling said it did a mag nificient job of flying in troops and setting up communica tions, despite a lack of co-operation from some countries Tribal Loyalty Divisive. Because there are triba loyalties instead of nationa loyalties in the Congo anc other African states, there seems to be little prospect of effective African unity. An example, he said, is the Congolese army, divided by tribal and political loyalties. It needs stiff army training to eliminate the various levels of influence and become an effective fighting force, he said.

Asked about the possibility of another Congo situation, Heinzerling said there will be more trouble in Africa. He said African countries will be in the news for the next 50 years, especially below the equator, where there are more white people and racial relations are bad. The meeting will continue today at the hotel. The news photography contest also is to be judged today. 8ave 5 cents a line per dav by ordering your Star Want Ads for or more consecutive days.

Dial BA. gun WEAPONS OF THE OLD WEST Included the shot- and two fast-draw enthusiasts demonstrated its devastating effects (with blanks) yesterday in the street at Richland, Kas. Twenty-nine club members competed in a contest with revolvers. Wallace E. Ala, 29, Leavenworth, and Ken Clark, 25, Topeka, work the deadly double-barreled weapons.

The shotgun as well as the revolver is being used in fast-draw competition on the West by Brooks Crummett). CITES ATOPG.O.P. GOAL REPUBLICANS WANT PEOPLE TO ACT, MOCKER SAYS. PROBE iS CONTINUED IN LEAWOOD BLAST Deputy Fire Marshal and Sheriff's Detectives Search Ruins of Home. CAUSE IS NOT KNOWN Officars Indicate No New Leads Was Under Construction.

Candidate Appears With Kenneth K. Lowe at a Rally at Lee's Summit. The Republican platform strives to protect the right of the individual to pursue his own decisions, but the Democratic platform usurps the right of making decisions for the individual, Lon Hocker, ilepublican candidate for senator, said last night at a rally at the Summit high school. About 250 persons ended. "The Republican platform speaks the Hocker said.

"We shall pay as we go, not pass the debts on to our children. The G. O. P. Goal.

"The Republican party wants to leave the people alone to do the things that they can do for themselves, not do everything for Criticizing Sen. Edward Hocker said he did not selieve the job of the Senate to act as a rubber stamp for the action of a President. Long has said he would support anything that Kennedy ants supporte Hocker said. "This is no time to have a junior senator who would rubber stamp anything that the President proposes. He will appear today at a student debate at the Uni ver sity of Kansas City.

Also at the rally, Kenneth K. Lowe, G. 0. P. candidate for Fourth district congressman, said the voting record of Rep.

William J. Randall reveals that he is naive on the problem of Communists in this country and on other pressing problems. Cites a Vote. Lowe said Randall in June, 1959, voted against a bill to aid in prosecution of Communists. is indeed a sorry Lowe said.

"The nicest word I can find to describe this is naive. I think the Fourth district deserves intelligent representation in In a telegram to Randall, Lowe challenged him to a 30- minute television discussion of the national issues, patterned on the debates between the Presidential candidates. Randall sent a telegram to Lowe last night, saying he would meet him in debate of "important domestic issues TO HEAR PIANO CONCERT. Civic Music Association Will Open Season. A husband and wife piano team, which tours with a special van to transport their matched grand pianos, will perform for the Kansas City, Kansas, Civil Music association Thursday night.

Bill and Pat Medley, the young performers, will be heard at the first concert of the season, at 8 that night at the Y. W. C. A. building.

Members of the audience may meet the pianists at a reception, which will follow. The hosts will be: Mr. and Mrs. Cari V. Rice, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lowden, Mr. and Mrs. David Koppel, Mrs. J.

W. Mitchell, Mrs. George I. Lind, Mrs. Samuel J.

Wells, Mrs. Grace W. Thompson, Mrs. C. Cooke and Mrs.

Joseph A. Butler III. An investigation into the blast which destroyed a home at 10311 Sagamore lane, Leawood, Saturday night, is being continued by the Johnson office. Lloyd M. Davies, a deputy state fire marshal from Topeka, and detectives from the office probed the wreckage of the home, owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Tom G. Congleton, 7801 Nall avenue, most of yesterday. No new leads developed, a officer said last The blast occurred shortly after 7 in the $37,500 home, which was in the final stage of con struction by a contractor using nonunion labor. No one was in the house at the time of the explosion.

The Congletons had left about two hours earlier after work ing in preparation to moving into the home. The house was being constructed by the Rose Construction company of Olathe, company which has been involved in several labor disputes in the last three years. Congleton said Saturday night that there was no ques tion in his mind that someone had deliberately set the explosion. A restraining order was granted during construction in September against a picket who carried a sign reading The company has obtained several restraining orders and injunctions from the district court against three local unions for picketing its construction sites. The only known lead was furnished by a neighbor, John Erickson, 2204 West One Hun dred Third street terrace, who told officers he saw a man sitting in a motor car at the side of the house less than 10 minutes before the blast occurred.

U. S. EX-MARSHAL DIES. Robinson-Myers, 88, Lived in Pawhuska, Okla. Pawhuska, Oct.

Robinson C. Myers, 88, of Pawhuska, a pioneer U. S. shall in the Osage Indian country before Oklahoma statehood, died yesterday at his home here. He is survived by his wife.

Pearl, of the home, eight daughters, including Mrs. Marie Studebaker of Neode sha, Mrs. Sally Tenner of Neosho, and Mrs. Frances Reagen of Kansas City, and six sons. OUSTED BY SOCIALISTS.

Bonn, Oct. 30 Alfred Frenzel, a Socialist of the West German parliament who was arrested Friday on suspicion of treason, was expelled today from the Opposition Social 'Democratic party. -------REA AS'O 52 W'ANT RECEIVING A MEDAL for heroism in saving a life more than 22 years after the incident took place, Lester Dedo of Kansas City, Kansas, accepts the medal from Mrs. Clara Harness Meyers, Olathe, the woman whose life he is credited with saving. The presentation was delayed by the imprisonment of Dedo for 17 yearst on murder conviction.

Dedo received a full pardon two years ago. Zola B. Carey of Osawatomie, representing the National Safety council, presided at the ceremwiy attended by about 45 persons at the Meyers home. Among those present was Bunt Warren of lola, who was sheriff when Dedo rescued Mrs. Meyers.

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S. Church Leader Says We Are Destined for World Service. leaders believe STUDY RENEWAL PLANS L. S. U.

STUDENTS WORK ON SITE DEVELOPMENT. Christian that the new President of TWO DIE IN TEXAS FLOOD. Father Unable to Save Children in Raging Stream, Austin, Oct. Flood waters swept tw'o small children to their death in Southwest Texas boosting the weekend death toll from flash floods to at least 10. The torrential rains of up to 10 inches halted today and were replaced by a major cold front that slapped the Panhandle with rain, snow and sleet.

United States will proceed upon the principle that God has given our nation its wealth and privilege in order that we may serve the world. Dr. John Thompson said yesterday at the Westport Presbyterian church. Dr. Peters is secretary of stewardship and promotion of the United Presbyterian church.

His talk was the fifth in a series of notable Presbyterians to speak here in October as part of the observance of the Westport 125th anniversary. "Both political parties agree today that we are living in an era of international-minded- he said. "A few years it was worth a political scalp to be so Those to whom the gospel message originally was given were enjoined to be internationally-minded, and were so even in a day when the heel of a great power was felt throughout most of the then- inown world. Dr. spoke last night at Macon, at a rally of the Kirksville Presbytery, and is to speak tomorrow at Presbyterian rally at Omaha.

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William A. Cunningham III, assistant commandant of the U. S. Army Command and General Staff college, Ft. Leavenworth, will speak at the Veterans day luncheon November 11 at the Town House.

The luncheon, part of a civic campaign to stimulate interest, is sponsored by the military affairs committee of the Kansas City. Kansas, Chamber of Commerce, and by the local unit of the Association of the. U. S. Army.

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2Se. Subject for Advanced Course. SUMWIT AWUNE tt strtKt oiimtd I The Argentine Heights urban renewal plan in Kansas City, Kansas, served as a project for an advanced course in subdivision design at Louisiana State university. When the class wanted an actual problem to work on, the Kansas City, Kansas, project was selected. The renewal agency furnished topographical maps and aerial photographs of the rugged area selected as the site for 96 homes and 425 apartment units.

Working from this data, but otherwise independent of the renewal planners, the students made their own site development plans. The best five were sent to the Kansas City, Kansas, agency for comment. Agency planners, while favorably impressed, did not incorporate any of the features in their own plan. The principal drawbacks to the student plans, agency planners said, was lack of consideration of the cost factor and insufficient allowance for topographical features. A copy of the site plan is be ing returned with the student plans.

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