Lowell Sun (Newspaper) - March 2, 1961, Lowell, Massachusetts 14 THE LOWELL SUN THURSDAY MARCH 2 1961 The Peace What JFK Plans for New Youth Group By Nrn The So Viet Union has nothing similar t established Wednesday Trained young men and women who will by living and workin For years the Russians hav been sending technicians into backward countries But America experts on th Russians in other lands are clan nun and stay by themselves This country too sends cians abroad But the basic dif ference between them and the Peace Corps Vill be Peace Corps gt no subsistence wages They will speak the language o the backward people to whom they are assigned By example and working side by side with them they will help them do wha the technical advisers only sug gest Kennedy gave examples of the specific programs to which Peace Corps members can Teaching in primary and sec schools especially as par of national English language teaching programs on the worldwide program o malaria eradication instruction and operation of public health ant sanitation projects aiding in vil lage development through schoo construction helping local ers produce better crops by sisting them in the use of modern implements and techniques Kennedy The initial em- phasis on these programs will be on teaching The President did two things in this field Wednesday He the Peace Corps by ex- order on a temporary ba- sis until Congress by law can SERVE LOWILL TV IT MAMMOTH IT ate a permanent He asked Congress to do this By getting started now he ex- he thought some of the young men and women could be sent to jobs overseas by late fall Training he suggested can range from six weeks to six months He didn't limit the corps to just the young although be said he thought it would be mostly made up of young people The ment in addition to giving them subsistence wages will take re- sponsibility fof their health HOW will the program work? In various ways as Kennedy sees Private organizations and will carry out much of the program with federal financial help And the Peace Corps be made available to which need them in bers will countries these Through private voluntary agencies carrying on al assistance programs through overseas programs of colleges and universities through assistance programs of international cies through assistance programs of the American government through new programs which the Peace Corps itself directly ad- ministers The idea of a Peace Corps was suggested in 1960 by Sen Hubert Humphrey and Rep Henry S Reuss introduced legislation to the corps And Kenned endorsed the idea during the 196 campaign CONGRESS la study of the project ft was un by the University Colorado's research The professors consulted wit hundreds of individuals in privat organizations government an educational institutions They sen out hundreds of questionnaires Researchers studied youth corp possibilities in 10 countries Asia Africa and South America This week a preliminary report was final one come in recommended ation of the corps And day Kennedy acted He believes service in the corp will last from two to three years Going into the corps won't make a young man draft-proof when h returns home And when they d come home according to Ken proposal they will ge some small sum in severance pay to help them live until they fim a job Kennedy is thinking in terms of having perhaps 500 young men and women ready to go by fall If Congress makes the corps permanent it would have some thousands of How much would it Ken didn't venture a guess Bu the Colorado professors figured a peace corps migh cost about million a year Giant Outdoor HNS At B C Field June 13 ias announced Holy BOSTON Rev Robert T or of Holy Name societies that a giant Name rally which promises to be one of the most outstanding of Catholic unity and ever held In the of Boston will be by the Archdiocesan of Holy Name societies t Boston College Alumni ield Tuesday evening June 3 The program once at 8 p m will com- Aii ate rain date is set for June 4 Frank C Hart of Arlington president and eneral chairman of the rally that this event will be he first of its kind in several ars since the memorable Holy Hour held Fenway park in September 953 The theme of the rally in June will be and the ticket of mission will be of the Holy Name button by all who attend the rally His Eminence Richard Car dinal Gushing will be the celebrant of the mass and also the principal speaker A huge altar will be set up in the ter of the stadium and the 16 district spiritual directors resenting the 16 Holy Name districts in the archdiocese will take part in the Sacrifice of the Mass James F McClellan of Tewksbury archdiocesan chairman is one of the more active members of the general committee on ments HOSPITALIZATION Average hospital stay for a woman who has gone there to have a baby is 4.5 days com- pared with 8.5 days for one who has been hospitalized for The 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by the committee put together from television clips with added commentary de- claring that Communists masterminded the riot has aroused national controversy between friends and foes of the WIREPHOTO Rival Defenders of U S Liberties In Bitter Conflict Over Movie By Erickson SAN FRANCISCO of American liberties re embroiled in a nationwide of intensifying bitterness by a movie the San Francisco City Hall Indent riot May 13 The disturbances In the City ill rotunda climaxed a protest by college students gainst a hearing by the House on Un-American Sixty-four students from San area campuses were after police turned fire oses on the inside City Hall Riot charges against 63 were dismissed The one ing accused goes to trial March 6 The movie Operation was put together from evision clips subpoenaed by the committee The film has been sold and shown in all the states In the film committee bers declare the student were toying with son as the dupes of a nist drive to destroy the tee and wreck the 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vulnerability of the to the clever Communist National meeting Council of in Syracuse N last voiced about the fairness of the film to churches the film without presenting supplementary facts about it- K THE m film does not contribute un- and its United States The Rev Dr Curtis Nims tor of San Francisco's First tist Church resigned as director of the Northern Council of Churches in February because the council's board member churches about showing Operation Abolition Dr Nims said he was present when the City Hall violence ed and believes the film pre- sents a fair representation of the deplorable events More than 600 print copies of the film have been sold at a copy reported George Johnson president of Washington Video Productions Inc Johnson said Fulton Lewis m committee staff member and son of radio caster Fulton Lewis Jr edited the film and prepared the tion Because of questions raised in Minnesota the St Paul area Chamber of Commerce sent Jack public relations tor to San Francisco in January to check Francisco Mayor Christopher recorded for Cauley The pictures speak for themselves are true They are tic the real and ofr course they are most nate St Paul chamber declared We feel the film to be of out American ideals program Fulton Lewis III obtained Christopher's permission to use the mayor's statement on his father's radio network program Irving Hall 24 California student from Pomona joined six other demonstration leaders in a statement disputing the mayor It noted that Christopher did not witness the riet in suburban Burlingame at the time Kla school board purchased an Operation tion print for showing to high school classes The board under advisement a Florida Civil the classes be given the whole ture with a report of the The Lockheed Missiles and Space division with headquarters at Sunnyvale shows the film advise the em- ployee audiences that Lockheed neither supports nor opposes the House committee but uses the film tp show the actions of this said Ed Long 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