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Davince Tools Generated PDF File .... · • o ' I ~'! : ~ r ,. 'I' ·-~.,-· _____.R ____ .. ___..-~-~-·- _..,u.,..,.,.,_~-·--9T __ ~ -~ :- ,·. • ~· r ··.e···- . -·- . ' "' 4 0 0 a • a aunc ace NEW! COMPACT CAR AND SEE VAUXHALL NOW AT 6 CYLINDER SEDAN \OW AVAILABLE WITH THE. DAILY. NE YOUR i;roMATIC TRANSMISSION DRUGGISTS ! ! lBER -~-- I Nov• Motors Ltd. THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, MAY :5, 1961 (Price 7 Cents) I ~~~--------------------------------------~-- . / ------------------------------------------~--- otians Ready To Hold Front-Line Peace Conference ·-.Y~ ~- rida Skies Clear As\~-­ Govt. To Send Only Army Representatives To Talks S. Aims For Space Shot I By JOHN BARBOUR ' --\ By JOHN GRIFFIN CANAVERAL, Fla. AP- Florida skies R ( \ R·fl \ d VIENTIANE. AP-The government Thursday Tbu,day to moke it • better than 50-50 escue OS e oa e ""Pl•d ox-p•·•mie>" Souvonna Phoum,., indlation to 1 1.\Y :\ \'S that astronaut Alan Shepard will be the first $52,000 KINGSTOI'> CPl - The Brit a front-line peace conference toda:-·, but will send· shot into space this morning. ''" '"''"''' 1 "'"h '"'"" F ''"'. , only mil itO'Y reP ,.,,nta ti '" iinal oountdown is slated to begin at 12.30 · '"""" " Ihe SL '·"'""~ i Souvanna propo"'d that politi<Oi loodm also .f a mdmg. h t weath er con f erence d ec1'd es · NOR:r'HG BAY,d Ont.N (CPIth B _,. Senwavsailed· pa;;t fnr heremore Thursda than 1_.a aitct·-ua·c. a tten d l o d'1sc_uss f orma r_Jon o_ f a coa IT1 10n go\·ern- . or ace ar ner o1 • or ay. t Th b fl 1 0 I th t h I '"d1 ""1 are nght for the shot. ',.11 ~ "" ~ who tt""ed ;o '""" 00 "' "" to Tomolo m•n . o <" mot ow o mf " nor o t ' roya fir!t phase of the count-! • a plane within 700 miles of Lhe · · _ · · 'capital of Luang Prabang without taking action on d' £ 11 . h The 4,4o9 - ton \'esse! was rc- h.15 · proccc canmg comeper ec stY· scatteredery area showersdownrange. m t e reco1·· ·searchers~orth Pole spent Saturday, $52,000 m. figures gaso·i ! CAPEf CANAVERAL Fla.-Aslronaut Alank' Shepard. .. floatedtwo tugs earlypnll<"d Thursda;·it off the when it Premier• _ Bnun Oum is,ned a'--------·-·" _____ -"·---·---· I >lOS 1 D NH h ·. h R P ~<mrly· . I Winds and seas In the cape line to rescue the group. 0 r erry, · ·• c ats wtt ep. er 1115 Bas~ >hore near ~lorrisbun:, 2:; miks st:~tement wclcotmng Som·.m- near the 1illage of Hin lleup. or rqUtpment troubles; area were moderate, but waves. :\lr. Gardiner, picked up with, (R .. N.H.) of Peterborough. N.H., at the Hanger S west of Cornwall. ll harl rrcred na s propo.,al as a slrp toward 50 Bouumiles saidnorth theof Vientianegorcmment . hopes for reconciliation amon:( .. 11te ,pare capsule after\ neared f~ur feet In the Baham~s I his companions ~l?nday ~rter ;J2, area here fo~lowi~g the postponement of Shepard·~ off course Tuesday night at full pc~cc. talks. But t11c go,·cnt- Laotians .. if foreignct·s don't had • weather I and Caribbean. ·hours on the Arcttc tcc. re- ·scheduled f11ght mto space aboard a Mercurv Cap \\'rarer's during fl m<"nt ts mststm;: I hal polttical s~a ~hoal sli~hl force them to do differently." nt m tnt hare cleared 1 The condition of th~ wind and tu~ned home !hursda;- and said. sui e. Bad weather wiped out the 5_2 launch a'ttem])t lo~. issues be held in abeyance until · :i!ry and Quirkly the clouds ! the waves are essenhal because he s not gomg back to the . f I h . bl I · cease · fire details are damprnerl~5 this rocket, they influence the recovery of: ~orth. · : or at east 48 ours, possl Y longer.-(UPI Te C The 3fiO-fnol frr~hlcr sufil•red upon. Soltl·anna say~ ne~otia-a~r~cd :"IICU that i the capsule from the sea and' "We were all \'rl'Y lul'ky to photo). ·no apparrnt dnma~c. tors ~honld first consider fol'm- Tn :O.Ianila. informer! source' ·m shortly 1 a.m. on. the rocket . the downward parachute ride: hal'c survil'erl aml to hal'e been: -----------·-- a coalition gO\·ernment. said t11r Philippines gorernmc:1l laken out, :in~ ~ny m?mrnt take Sh~r- ·.from some 18,000 feet. 1 sal'ed," he said. "I think I'1·e' EICHMANN I' Both th~ gol'ernmcnt a :1 rl has dccirted no peaceful solution 1 • made hi1 h-mmute, 115·m~le harl enough." I : rebel armtes. meanwhtle, ar- •is possible in Laos 1 and that the In a rendeZI'0\1! wtth i There 1e~ms little doubt that I "We were sorry for the men peared to he ohserl'ing 'he time has conw fo • inten·en'i~n recorery ~htps 290 miles \ Shepar~ wtll be the man who !at the base camp at lsachsen," I i cease - fire that went into effect bv the anti - L'ommnnist South- the Atlanttc. steps l.nto t~e space capsule. I he said. "All the men worked: Wednesday. i east Asia Treaty Or~anization. II II "·eather support group But it eontmgent upon the fl- : 30 hours without sloppin" They : D t' T H . .THREE GROl:PS TALK ' Informants said thr decision said there nat physical examinations. Lt.·! used about $52,000 worth"'of I The merting propoocrl hy So·t- was transmitted to r.s. Ambas- ~ercury 1 ~as O·C 0 r e s arrow In g bt "f~ir \\'eather in the Col. John Glenn, the back·•tP to flv about 10 000 miles in their! ranna will include offici~ls of sador .John D. Hickel son. r I'EOPLE S~::-:a~=n~:~·~i~~· ~~;~~:.:,.=.~~: d Story Of Life In Ghetto ~~i~;~!:::;fi1::: ~r~:!~;~~~:~~:~~'-ri:~-~-~-~:_h_~: lr't people . c:mies. who .ri forest of Uranium ,, REI.MAN MORI)f ROUNDED •• CJULDR"" .,," t"" .... "' ""'"'M .l Abo, E rth JEHUSALEM tAP I - Wit· • Peretz said that when chtl- \into returning the children. 1 Macmillan Calls For, "'" Congo ~ •'t·ople are . o· nesses at the Adol! Eichmann ; rlren were rounded up by ss I "There was one mother w!Jo ' ·r Ik " four fed s s . MI es Ve . a ' Heuess leS 'trial testified Thursday that; troops one day in the spring of: rushed up to the truck 'and said: ecret ec r ty a s BROWNiNG Moot <APf-; wom" ,.,., rm·bhld" 1' bo.; '"'· "'" "'"' to hldo; "'"''' "" '""'"· Th< ORLEANS IAPl - TWo ::" a""'"' mf aMnnel ~ ~Tahoonsd \f"' \"'';;:'n ft e Mr Lucill Bovd Gilham come pregnant and men w,ere ·them in cellars.moth~ Some mothers: ~.guard 'How T!1e! U I ~ • 1 ask~d: many~· u o ex co ur ay a • , e : • ' . spared from the chambers! -· - ···· mother satd: 'Three.' The guarrl . - . ballt~miJta Mcendtd about G \f ~r 5 5 ~:as above the Culf •I the balloon .had r~ached a rec· the Indtan uramum hetress .. 'lho: only to destroy the traces of\. said: 'You mav hare one.' .\JI. By ADRIA:'\ BM.L ~larch t9 lo 111\·eshgalc Brtttsh ord . altitude of about found that s u IIChes ·mass killings under the Nazi tln"t"e put out their hands. LONDo:-; !Reuters' - Prime: navy alter fn·_e persons Thursday - break ~g ~de~ GuaranteeS Th~ s~~urtly the sreate~t :!1.5 miles w1th two me.n a?oard. her of •occupation of Poland. mother went back alone. qot Thursday · were )at led for handmg lbon tht earth'• ~mr­ 1 brou~ht headlt~es m~t;ml I ~linister ~lac~illan na1·:~l The naval sctenhst IS· i .was k!llerl \\e.rlne'- One also said Ger- knowing which child to choose.'' arranged ,cerci talks secrets to I he Russ!ans. Jtaehed by a manlltd se~ond happm~ss, witn~ss 3 htparlt~an caped lmury. day ntght . m an auto man Armv told him! p . I . th G . on British secunty as a result CAI.L FOR SHAI\EUP • A h I :\Irs. Gilham. of Wellpmtl,acctd~~t. that Eichmannser~eant "organizin"i Emp 1oyment eJe_z sat~d m m~·· ·: e the George Blakl' Th_c prime lo ~as 1 ~'.:·of1 1 ~a~e. mini;~cr. spok~ piastit envelope was Lt ..Cm r. Iclor · Prat er, Wash and he1· tecn-a~c brother . a: ·mans tssucd an ordet that .Te Bl" ·a 38-''C"t'·old rot'"t"n nf- Parhament atnid ms1stent de· V • . I '.. • el'ervthm•'' m the cam- • . 15. h ' 11' t II ' I . un•, • J " ' • ' • • . !rom lht flight deck 34, o ed e a, ·• e scten recc11·ed more than S300,000 and . · o . ~all • . ::\W'\TREAT ICP\ - \\alter 11 omen ere no a OIICn~ ° ft"c emplo"e" 11·as santcncaiJ"~ to mand bv Bntt<h ·•e'l'<papcrs tDI' Md th 11 tllrri~r Antietam. It I'f' IC fo b Bserver th sd on th e fl'Jg hi • d'te d •, royalties for uranium rights on P'll"n' ~ to . extcrmmale· mtlttons· · Pitman• · first' ' member of the be prcgnan 1 or to gii·e· 1' · ' lh · · ~·'' \·oar· ,·mpr.tsonmcnt' '· · ··' \\'ednr<-' ·a sh~kcup· in -the•· t•ountn·'s· - sr· b maximum altitude b d th i A t' · · · · of Jews Europe · , - . ' m s · ·· 1 · · . ta oar e carr er n Jearn, their inherited tribal land in the A, ·. • . t. f i·r . :-<ew Party to be elected to PBr- 1 "Ther \\We w 0 men who day after admittin" he ;!a,·e 'o·. curily sc!'l·ice. 113,:il10 lett two hours · po e.
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