Sherbrooke daily record, 8 septembre 1960, jeudi 8 septembre 1960

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R 8 I960 Sixty-Fourth Year ï Dag Hammarskjold : NOW A CANADIAN \u2014 Horst Liebeck.former German fiehter pilot raptured after he was shot down in England during the Second World War, now is a successful Toronto contractor.Interned in Northern Ontario, he and another prisoner escaped hut were picked up by the RCMP in Medicine Hat.Alta., only 12 hours before their scheduled rendez-vous with an escape boat off Vancouver.Mr.Lie-beck displays his Canadian citizenship card on a visit to Brantford, Ont, to supervise construction of a shopping centre.(CP Photo) I Winter work ! to start early Asks halt to flow of arms UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold today called lor Security Council action to halt the flow of outside aid to warring fac-WASHINGTON (CP) \u2014 Two tions in the Congo, seemfr.gly irreconcilable forces' 1 he call presumably was are moving towards the United ' directed against the Soviet month in the per- Union and Belgium.President Hammarskjold also told ; the 11-nation council in a I special post-midnight report | that it may be necessary to rks\u201dincentive\" pro- st^Ps already taken by the gov-1 [n 'he view of American dip- disarm Congolese military Aim at UN ?Think K.to revive U-2 ease By HAROLD MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Prime Vlinister Diefenbaker y ; scheduled another cabinet meeting today, the third in three j \u2018 \u2018 ,\t-.i\t.¦\t.sons of United State- days this week wrestling with the prospect ot mounting un- i employment in the months ahead.\t; Eisenhower and Premier Khra- Labor Minister S't a r r an-r \u2014.\u2014;.r' -r* shcliev of Russia.nounced Wednesday the munici- P^anr is one of five major, i\twinter\tworks incentive\tpro-!\tstePs already taken by the gov-1 pat\t¦ increase\twin-\tentraent to meet next, winter's\tlomats.\tKhrushchev will appear\tunits temporarily since these fer\tjob^n\tlocal areas, will\tstart '\tprogram, earlier extended to in-\tat\tthe\tUN Sept.\t20\tprincipally\tforces are an obstacle to\tthe Od\t15 'ix weeks earlier\tthan\tPmde municipal publie building*,\tf0r\tpurpose\tof\trenewing i\tre-establishment of law\tand 7\t, t\tnow will provide jobs for 16a,0t>0, ,\t, , intended.He satd further ^ | woVkerSi directlv and indirect!y.| charges that Eisenhowers arro- tance following the U - 2 spy Aï' r ures to make work are under ; worKers, orrecu, anu umueeuy.I o \u201c\t| ° Hammarskjold devoted a ma active consideration by the gov-i The government has also in- ^aute iono\te\t'p- , jor part of the report to his pro- ernment.\t: creased its con.ribution from 50 .plane incident crushed the sunl; posai for international financial j Public Works Minister Walker, ' to 75 per cent for trades train- mit conference and offering once aid to the Congo, a few hours earlier, told report- :ng for the unemployed, in- 2ga;a Russian disarmament pro : The situation is so grave, he 1 ers in the parliamentary -press | creased its seasonal \u201cdo it E-r.v\u2019\u2019\t(ha,t Co not include in said, that the UN's whole pro- gallery that h o.us i n g demand | pub icily campaign, and sene J- .\t.\t, conrob that the gram of military and technical i ¦seems to be slackening, and that tiled more federal cons,im ion 77,) 1\u2018\tdemand\taid \u201cmay very soon be put in house \u2022co\u2019ïïs true lion no longer tan the powerful CONGO SHAKEl\u2019P \u2014 Congo President John Kasavuhu (cenler) has called for the ouster of Pre mier Patrice Lumumba (left).He would replace liini with Senate l>i'esid',iit Joseph Ueo (riglit) Kasavuhu asked the United Nations to assume responsihility for \"peace and order\u201d in the young republic.\t(NKA Telephoto) Warn cl imporlam decisions LEOPOLDVILLE \u2014- (Reuters) \u2014 The Congolese and maintenance work for the 1 Western power; demand.\tieooardv oV'even^nufimpd1 im- government today accused the United Nations of interfer- win-ter months.\t! Eisenhower now tn his final ¦\t\u2022 :\t.ing in Premier Patrice Lumumba's conflict with President Mr.Starr urged individual months o.\tmay appear t0 Vabilize the rinnehl nsi'm i loseph Kasavuhu and warned of \"important decisions\" to iWse'-nMrre inruo-ia! psi-ler so.ely to counter Russian ««-, to stabilize the linanciaj posit 0,1 ¦>\t,\t., ,\t, .\t.mm ''înd murkHa and nroVneiai r^n-ior.s with charges- that the of the Congolese government and ¦ b« taken tonight on relation» with the.UN.and municipal ant ¦rror miwi, p ^ ^ ^ mrHr,,* .t«r ,tm\u201ehtJ to lav the foundation for the rl h?f ccutaiion came in a com appointed, he .said, in the reia-.governments to be counted on as employer of man-hours of labor it has been.The government has been dis-land municipal\t«c storing-tnMrtublèii t* ^ Uw foundaUon for 'thej .\t^ ga -nen.m.the, ^ ^ q ^ (o rcn\u20acW dis.: future growth of the Congo econ-! m'unit>ue ** tTO°Ps ¦P°lret' \" .'y;\t¦\t, :;Z icommunique ¦attacking .,,\t., ,.\t,\t, United Nations whi\u2019e troops a,nd koeP violating our borders?police kept close guard on the I .\t1 is vvas.f duteicnt cas Hour-long Debate at party in Kremlin Moscow t Reuters) Nikita' Khrushchev says the Atlantic Pact planned this month to send a plane over the Black Sea be tween Russia and Turkey and that Soviet gunners had orders to shoot it down if it crossed Russian lerritory The Soviet prmier made I lie claim in a lively hour-long ex change Wednesday night with United Stales Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson at a Kremlin reception.Thompson interrupted: \"You made a very serious statement Do you mean you would shoot down any plane (ly ing over the Klnek Sea?\u201d \"No, no,\u201d Khrushchev said.\u201c1 mean one that crosses our borders.\" The exchange occurred at a reception for Nureddin Kuhala, visiting vice-president of the United Arab Republie.Kuhala liait already left when Khrushchev grabbed Thompson s elbow and began talking with him and his wile.DISCUSSED U-2 INCIDENT Khrushchev began talking ahoul the U-2 spy plane shot down over Russia May 1.\"Whoever had the idea of sending a plane to I he Soviet Un ion?\u201d he asked.\u201cYou know how we Russians could have wolcom ed Eisenhower with traditional ¦hospitality.And suddenly the plane came.Put yourself In our place.We said Eisenhower didn\u2019t know' about the plane Then he said he knew.What could we have done?\" Khrushchev added: \u201cI am convinced Eisenhower did not know about the U2.\" Khrushchev pressed on: \u201cWhy did you send the Klt-47 after the U-2?Surely you don\u2019t intend to case, national assembly building.1 Ihompsoii said.The communique was issued as I Hf,w do >ou\tdema\"d Lumumba arrived at the «closely-i déclara on.défende.! Ins adion warded nalional assembly btn-ld-1 ed Khrushchev.\u201c You were not there - but our frontier guarci.s lively small number of appiica- j federal drive to create1 winter ¦lions it has received\u2014800\u2014in ^ a jobs.special housing incentive plan de- signed to make work during the coming winter.He said that the applications may increase before the program's cut-off date, Nov.30.UNSOLD HOUSES Most of the 800 applications : were received before the program started Sept.1.Under it, j the government will make direct i mortgage loans to builders who \u2022\t*\t* have -committed purchasers wilh «\t£1^1 V I ^ incomes of up to $7,60!) to buy ¦before the houses are built.It is KINGSTON.Ont.(CP) \u2014 Lib- Liberal view: Not able to cope II\t\u2022 ! il\ty-1\t1\tWUIIVV\ttill I II l VI 11(11 Kill (It.VWHI- It said ine Congo esc covcrn-i\t,, fI\u201e .,,\t,\t.\t.I mission, Ihompsoii said.-ma- \"\u201cY .\"T.\u2022' .me premier 1010 reporters me 7 - r.\"\t.' '.T' ! the interference' of \"the\" \\ Ini ted !\tinvo,ved our «mereignly military supplies into the Congo UN plotted with Ka.-avubu againsl\t0tdo n\",\t, '\"i Naiioi in the co-nfl, 1 hi tween 1 atul we would \"«ver submit to \u201d\t\u201ec iv\u201e ttxt\tr .\t' Botnooko was the next Irsted ¦'\t1 l,,ï towwici oeiwcen 1.«.j -v.-j armament offers that Russia has omy.\u201d already rejected.\tCOUNTRY NOT NAMED At a press conference where he was asked by a Soviet correspondent what new disarma-| inert proposals he may brin the UN.Eisenhower replied Wednesday that while there may be renewed efforts to place the American record before the world.\u2018T don't know whether you can say that'there is anything new.\u201d DON'T ROCK THE BOAT In the midst of a presidential election campaign, it is not likely that his political advisers would j patrolled1 the streets ot this un easy caoital and Lumumba and -'mmc.as quite'legal in a -speech 10 live inS to address the senate on -the «'