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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1960
Page
4
LONDON UPD The Kremlin has summoned an October session of the Supreme Soviet, the Soviet parliament, a move that may precede a confrontation with Communist China.
Soviet affairs experts report Tass announcing a Supreme Soviet session as Pontiac unveils 1961 plans featuring redesigned, wider track cars with new V-8 engines, lighter weight, perimeter frame, and four versatile series. Khrushchev's possible Peiping visit raises questions about East-West settlement prospects.
Landlords John B. Nettlesian and R. P. Dowds urged the City Council to help Coastwise Marine Disposal Co. resume operations at 2100 W 15th St where 3000 drums of low grade radioactive material remain, halted by the Atomic Energy Commission. They argue property rights were denied while Coastwise faces bankruptcy as AEC license issues linger and a temporary permit is sought amid neighborhood concerns. Council members asked for information from city management and city attorneys with no action taken.
New York Spanish language papers say Fidel Castro’s intelligence chief defected to the U.S. and provided a list of 120 spies. Jose Paz Novas, named as the defecting agent, allegedly joined a Cuban exile group in Miami and New York and aided authorities with details of 12,000 Cuban agents.
UPI reports Rev Gustave Weigel S J, a U S Catholic theologian, said Catholics do not want a law making Catholicism the favored religion. Speaking at Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament in Washington he urged understanding rather than fear driven charges about Catholic church state relations. He affirmed Catholics can uphold the Constitution including church state separation while maintaining religious freedom for all.
A 9000 word free treatise argues why God permits war and suffering. It profiles Edwin J. Dingle, a geographer once near death in Tibet, who claims knowledge and power can heal health, poverty, and death. Readers are urged to request a free copy by mail to the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles.
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