Sherbrooke daily record, 7 décembre 1961, jeudi 7 décembre 1961

[" THE WEATHER 0\\erc«ii with snow ending during the evening: snow changing briefly to rain over the Eastern Townships.Cloudy with flumes tonight and Friday with skies clearing partialUy during the evening Friday: mild.Low -high Friday at Sherbrooke 30 and 33.betbrookelMiilaecoi'd SAFE DRIVING WEEK o#*.# #\u2022 Established 1897 Price : 5 Centa SHERBROOKE.QL\u2019tBEC, THURSDA'».DECEMBER 7.1961 Sixty-Fifth Yeai Fierce fighting continues in Elisabethville UN jets are ordered to atiack Disagreement between US, looms allies WASHINGTON \u2014 (AP) \u2014 The United States\t.\t.^\t.\t.\t.\t, .\tn-\tc: i .l\t_ (CP from Reuters \u2022 AP) road to the ainwrt which has evacuate them they have suf- and its chief European allies may fin ems s »\t- jrLISABETHVTLLE \u2014 United;seen constant fighting for the fered no serious casualties but ious disagreement over U.\\ operations in I he Congo un-\tNra(lons jet planes were\tordered\tlast 24 hours.\tseveral have minor injuries] less some way is found soon to end the conflict in\tkatan-\tt0 attack targels jn the Elisa-\tThe road is flanked by dense\tcaused by falling plaster, ga province.\tbethville area today in\tsupport\tbush country from\twhich the\tUN jets today struck at Ka Beyond Allied considerations,\tdiscussed bv President f?round operations as fierce Katangans h a v c frequently '.angan ammunition dumps six the way the United Nations\t1 prime\tMinister\tfighting raged here\tfor the\tsougb( refuge before\tregroupinu\tmiles outside Elisabethville and dealSchanengeetoCimbe's his Congo'vll,aKC ls on one of lll\u2018\u201c aP\u2018 U Thant seeks approval for wide new plan UNITED NATIONS (CP)\u2014 Acting Secretary - General V Thant today sought wider approval for his sweeping new plan to bring the breakaway Congo province of Katnaga under United Nations control to But a UN spokesman warned advisory committee today that if heavy sniping on making it public.UN forces continued the UN Thant disclosed earlier before Proac'dos l*'t' a'rPort The Globemaster was one of; that six heavy transports carrying edge of the mother-tongue is the\tonj ^ e for\t.\t, .\treinforcements and snnnlies to basis of all education worthy of ronpo * future lies in nnitv and would start takins action which the plan aims at carrying out runlorcimints and supplu s to the name\u201d\t! that the split befween Tshombe\tJre1sult in ,Xo** of,civilian UN rcsolutions on The Congo, EN forces in the Katanga cap RETARDED CHILDREN SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS Students Immigration debate suspended send out wo cards UK cabinet attempts to clear ud tangle The association said it has concluded from a committee study of a dozen books com-i tnonly used between Grades 1: and 7 that this basis is not being constructed in the French-language system.It said the language of these books abounds in phrases improperly used, faults of syntax, colloquialisms, cliches and Anglicisms.The association also concluded that there is too great a dependence on Canadian source-material, to the detriment of real education.Inspired by a \"narrow and misguided patriotism,\u201d school authorities had striven for Canadian content at all costs in primary education, \"as if the French language only existed in Canada.\u201d The association was critical of the manner in which religious instruction is given to primary schools Too many of the texts and exercises were characterized by \"an infantile religiosity\u201d and the lives of the saints were taught in an oversimplified and austere fashion and the central government must somehow be ended.Officials here say the Kennedy administration would not consider it wise in any case for' life and heavy damage to property, an obvious reference to an air attack.TROOPS HARASSED The snipers, many of them solidly enough the Umted Nations {0 try t European holcd p in their serving w nguage school rrv,\u201e ________ ., ,__ homes, have harassed UN Tshombe s troops as they pressed forward house by house and garden by unify The Congo by force.The state department draws a distinction between forceful meas- .ures to expel Tshombe\u2019s white Four Europcans were among advisers, which would deprive ,he 20 dead £ th Queon ^ him of one of his most effective\t¦\t,,7 ____.\t.,\t.\t,\t_ _ ,.beth Hospital n th s provincial elements of military power, and cap1(a| the use of force for the purpose with The Katanga support for) of uniting Congo.Washington's Congo unity is based on several considerations.One is that if Katanga is not put under the power of the central government further secessions of other provinces will follow.Some of the heaviest lighting has raged around a vital tunnel on the road between the city and the camp of Swedish UN troops.The Katangans were dislodged from the tunnel Wednesday night but today it appeared to be under no one's control.Heavy fighting also centred \u2022j\t1 e 1 around a traffic circle on the Heart attack fatal outskirts of Elisabethville and WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 Mrs.the UN headquarters and its ad-John Alex McCone, 53, wife ofiioining military camp, the new director of the U.S.| The traffic circle was on the Central Intelligence Agency, died Wednesday en route to hospital in an ambulance.The apparent cause of death was heart attack, a spokesman for McCone said.including the Security Council\u2019sjhal.directive of Nov.24 authorizing Foreign Minister livai him to use force if necessary liste Kimba, clapped U.S.Con-(o expel from Katanga the esti sul L e w 1 s iloffacker under mated 200 foreign mercenaries house arrest, charging that U.S.ith President Moisei planes made the UN raids Wed s army\tand air force,\tnesday on Katanga air\tbases at Thant\toutlined\tthe plan Wed-\tKohvezi and Jadotville.\tBoth the nesday\tnight in\ta 50 - minute\tU.S.government and\tthe UN briefing\tat UN\theadquarters\tcommand denied that American with Adlai E.Stevenson, thelplanes were involved chief U.S.delegate to the UN;, Another consul said diplomats G Mennen Williams, assistani US, secretary of state for Afri See \"UN Jets\" on page 5 can affairs, and Edmund Gul-| hon, u.s ambassador to The Canadian named Congo.\tI AMHERST, Mass.(AP)\u2014Dr.ADLAI SATISFIED\tDonald A.Fairbairn, a Cana \"The United States is very dian scientist, was named Wed pleased with the plan of the nesday as Commonwealth pro secretary-general to bring Ka fessor and head of the zoology tanga under control,\u201d Stevenson department at the University n( said.\tMassachusetts, Fairbairn.45, A U.S.spokesman said thei recently associate professor of plan includes use of force to end!parasitology at McGill Univers-the fighting in Katanga and a ity, will succeed Dr.Gilbert L.blueprint of action designed to Woodside, who has been named restore peace throughout The)university provost, in Seplem Congo.\ther.Attlees condition 'grave :50 injured in demonstration against Algerian terrorists Heart former attack strikes Labor leader AMERSHAM.England (Reuters) \u2014 Earl Attlee, 78-year-old former Labor prime minister, has suffered a heart attack, it was announced today.A medical bulletin from the PARIS (AP)\u2014More than 50 Riviera persons were injured Wednes-|day night as police clashed with leftist - led demonstrators pro-; testing the right-wing Secret jArmy Organization's terrorist campaign to keep Algeria j French.J Skirmishes broke out in half-a-dozen big cities.The biggest : demonstration was in Paris, where 10,000 marchers turned lout.resort of Nice where Although plastic bomb attacks police threw tear gas bombs, by the Secret Army and its At least 24 police were among partisans have been daily oc-\u2019 the injured.\tcurrcnccs in France for months, Shouting \u201cSecret Army a- the government only won its sassins\u201d and \"peace in Al- first convictions of » plastic geria,\u201d the demonstrators dc- bomb gang Wednesday, manded death for former Gen Nine persons were convicted Raoul Salan.fugitive leader of at Riom of attacks against the the underground army.\tsecurity of the state and sen- Salan already has been con- tenced to prison terms ranging demned to death in absentia for from one to seven years The his part in the abortive \u201cgen sentences were suspended lor hospital where Attlee was ad-\tcheckup after complaining of a Some 30 persons were injured\torals\u2019 revolt\"\tin\tAlgiers\tlast\tfour of the\tdefendants,\tbut\tthe mitted Tuesday said his\tcondi-\tst0,7ach upset, but the surgeon\tin\tthe Paris melee, another 30\tspring.Me\tstill\tis\thiding\tout\tin\tgovernment\tplaced\tthem\tin\tan lion remained grave.\t'n charge of his ease said Wed-\tin\tToulouse and several in the\tAlgeria.\tinternment\ttamp He was admitted\tfor a\tnesday his condition gave rise over ll has often been said that the Christmas season is a lime of thanks ami the pupils of (he Sherbrooke School for Retarded Children seem to agree with this wholeheartedly.This week and In the weeks before Christmas the children arc sending out over a hundred Christinas cards to anyone who has donated in any way In (heir school during Hie past year.This is just their way of saying (hanks to (he people who haw taken an inlerest in theii welfare The cards are made by Ihc children themselves and every one of the 20 children in the school participated in some way in the making of these cards.They are red on a while background with a big Santa ( Ians on the front which is pasted on to the card, it is made out of old scraps of paper and a piece of cotton.On the inside are written these words, Ui MADE THIS FOR YOl TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR HE LI* AND TO WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mrs.T.Quinn, who advised the children in the making of (he cards, said that this is the fourth year that the children have done this and they seem to enjoy it very nittrh.\"Every year we seem In receive nmre donations and therefore we have to send out more cards\u201d she said.East year Hie children sent out about 100 cards and Mrs.Quinn said that this year there will he approximately 125 cards sen! out.up LONDON tReuters) Prime Minister Macmillan and his cabinet ministers met today to find a way out of an extraordin ary parliamentary tangle that threatens to hold up passage ol jibe government's immigration bill.I The procedural dilemma which involves ancient pariia mentary rules developed Wed nesday night during a noisy and Reichstag.j chaotic debate on the eontrover j The Reichstag w as the Nazi Mai lull II ended with dehalc he era German legislalure.mg .suspended, only Ihc fifth time in the last 50 years that suspension has been ordered Informed sources said today I cries of \"what are the a free House?This Goa situation Portugal must clear out NEW DELHI (Reuters) \u2014 Prime Minister Nehru said today the only solution to India's dispute over the Portuguese en clave of Goa is for Portugal to ! clear out, \"There is no middle way,\" Nehru told Parliament \"T h e I present situation is not to be ! tolerated.\" Nehru said there was talk of various countries \"long asleep to this problem\" lending their \"good offices\" to help find a solution, but he could see no solution except Portuguese evac ! nation lie did not name any conn tries who had offered their good I offices In the past, Nehru said.Portugal had undoubtedly profited, morally and militarily, by her NATO membership, but now there arc internal developments in Portugal which show her \"long suffering\" people are jgelting tired of conditions He told Parliament he could not mu what would happen in Goa \"hul we feel we should be perfectly prepared for any de y elopnicnts and consequences \" Hu statement followed Indian chai es that Portuguese troops had crossed into India this week I anti opened fire In what was taken as a warn mg that India might try to keep Portuguese warships out of coastal a 1 e a s around Goa.Nehru said India \"must clear the yyniera and see they are cleared.\" ENFORCE CURFEW A government spokesman said Wednesday that according to unconfirmed reports Portugal has between 8,non and 10,000 troops 111 Goa A curfew was in lone in (he main towns and troops had orders to shoot on .sight if it was broken.The spokesman said there 1* lights jo I oppression and lortore Inside is not iliiey expected Dial after Wed : nesday night's wrangle the 1 House ol Commons will be given j more time to discuss the bill in commitlee stage, which al lows line by-line consideration of a measure.An alternative would he lo sel a time limit for debate the parliamentary device known as Hie \"guillotine but such a drastic measure seemed 1111 likely al this si age The (lebalc suspension by Deputy Speaker Sir Gordon tTouche produced loud protests ifrom the Labor opposition and Independence for Tanganyika LONDON (CP I- At midnight Friday a burst of fireworks on snow capped Mount Kilimanjaro will signal independence lor .Tanganyika, a chunk of East lAfrira almost as large as Bril lish Columbia Hero of the heady célébra liions centred m the sun splashed [capital of Dar Es Salaam will be Julius Nycrcrc one of 2!i [children of a polygamist chief, who has emerged as unehal lenged chief minister of the new-born state Hut as the célébrants swirl around him, adoringly crying Opposition members who say the practical effect of Hie immigration hill will be In bar colored imniigratils have en fered more Ilian too amend ments to it The bill will control immigra lion from Commonwealth eoun tries for (he firsl time in Brit ish history.The major tangle that must be sorted out involves the pic i lion of the mace, the ancient symbol of the Speaker\u2019s author the Portuguese enclave on In ilia\u2019s west coast The spokesman said India may move troops into Goa if there were any further shooting incidents.Wolf at door of well-to-do G It E E N W I C H, Conn.(AP) This is * wealthy New York suburb hut the wolI at Hie door was real Mr John Green vailed police Wednesday and said a wolf was al her home.ity, at (he\tlime that d.\thalt\twas;\tSure enough.\t\there was a suspended\t\t\t\t165 iioiind\twolf,\thut police When Ihe\tHouse g.n s\tinto\tcom !\tcouldn\u2019t 1\tateh 1\t milice In\tdiscuss a\tlull,\tHi r\tFiller.\ta not hi\t\u2022r resident mare is jd\taced below\tthe\ttable\tcalled T1\tr will!\tnow was at.whieh stun\tds between\tthe\tKOV-\this door\t\t eminent and ojiposition, indieul\t\t\t\tPolice\tfound\tthe animal ing Hint pa\trliamenlary\trut.\ts for!\twas own.\td by Adalbert Von\t dehalc are\tin a bey a ne\t\t\tGontard,\ta banker, who\t Labor members c\t\taim\tthe\tkept 11 as\ta pel\tThe animal marc was\tstill below\tthe\ttable\twent by\tthe\tname of when the\tdeputy-spea\tker\tHUS j\tTommy.\t\t pended debate, making hi\t\t\trul\tPolice\t< hicf\tDavid W.mg invalid\t\t\t1\tllobbitis had To\t\tm my shot.Clement Attlee Bid for respectability Hungary attempting to win West friends BUDAPEST (AIM Hungary appears to he launching a carefully considered campaign lo win friends 111 the West.Five years after Soviet tanks smashed the Hungarian re Mill and brought Janos Kadar In power.Ins Communist regime praises for leading the country is making a bid for respectability m western eyes.Iso swiftly to independence, Ny-j Ultra - sensitive.Hie present jererc more than anyone else rulers maintain that the West )