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Racine Journal Times Bulletin (Newspaper) - May 29, 1960, Racine, Wisconsin The Racine journal times vol 31, no. 6. Racine wis., sunday May 29, 1960 66 pages-5 sections-20 cents Gromyko charges u. S. Plots War on Russia United nations soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko saturday called the United states an enemy of peace and said it was planning an aggressive War against Russia. He said president Eisenhower s administration could not be trusted in International negotiations. U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge declared Gromyko s charges were part of a worldwide propaganda Campaign and that the United states far from planning aggression was simply trying to guard against Surprise attack by the Kremlin. The two diplomats exchanged final blasts at news conferences in the Wake of the week Long Security Council debate Over the u2 spy plane incident. Gromyko appeared virtually to slam the door against any top level negotiations with the United states while Eisenhower remains in office. But Lodge said he did not believe politics entered into the picture and that no matter who occupies the White House the soviet Union would run up against Basic . Foreign policy. Gromyko lashed out at both Eisenhower personally and . Allies. He warned that blows would be struck at any country participating in or supplying bases for intelligence flights Over soviet territory. The soviet Union and its armed forces have one reply for those who like to reach into our House for such information he said. The reply is simple Cut off such he gave pointed warning to Japan that use of its territory for spy flights Over red China might invoke the Mutual defense treaty Between Moscow and Pei Ping. Gromyko said the soviet Union would seek condemnation of the United states in the . General Assembly but declined to say whether it would be in a special session or the regular fall meeting. Asked if tha soviet Union would enter into top level talks with the United states while Eisenhower is in f office Gromyko replied Vic assert that a i government which engaged in a policy of breach of Faith turn to Page 2, col. 2 Racine Parade to follow new route monday the nation s War dead will be honoured in Racine s annual memorial Day Parade and ceremonies monday. The Parade will have a new route this year starting at 10 . From Washington and Lathrop aves. March Down Lathrop units in the Parade which is sponsored by the Racine veterans Council will move North on Lathrop from Washington to Graceland blvd., then East on Graceland to the cemetery Entrance at Osborne blvd. The ceremony at the Wade Witz memorial in the cemetery will Start after the conclusion of the Parade. G. F. Fritz Heinisch form in assistant postmaster will speak on memorial Day 1960." Heinisch is a former past commander of american legion Post no. 76, Winner of a National legion citation for work against communism a past state commander of the ail american drum corps and band Assn., and has held every office in the boys of 76" drum and bungle corps Assn. Others on the program Are the All City elks youth band the Rev. Harold r. Baker pastor of Immanuel episcopal Church Everett Williamson who will present two songs the vow firing squad the . Coast guard and american legion members. The cemetery program will be rebroadcast at 1 15 . Monday Over radio station Wren. 6 drum corps units in the first division of the Parade Are police escort Racine men die in mashup a wire Holo Adenauer relaxes West German Clian cullor Konrad Adenauer 85, played a game of Bocci at Lake coins in Italy where he is vacationing. His daughter mrs. Lisbeth Wehrahn his partner in the game watched. Form Cabinet to revamp turkeys political system Ankara Turkey in a new Cabinet of military men and civilian specialists was elks you Tii band massed col formed saturday to re Organ cars organizational colors and pc Turkey s political life after dignitaries. The second division will in 10 years of authoritarian Rule by Adnan Menderes. It. Gen. Cemal Gursel the now running the country Hopes to present a new Constitution by july. It is being drafted by a committee of intellectuals. The new Constitution Gursel added will replace Turkey s grand National Assembly with tonal court he said and clause to prevent exploitation of religion for political ends. He gave no additional details. He also announced Turkey will abide by the agreements Myca Kiltie drum and it. Gen. Cemal Gursel the a parliament of two houses worked out with Greece and american Tough old Soldier who led the there will also be a cons Titu a Htam to create War veterans disabled american veterans Gold Star Moth Tum to Page 6, col. 6 blast rips tenement at least 1 is killed virtually by o o d i e s s military coup that ended Menderes reign As Premier in a matter of hours announced the new Cabinet and headed it As president and Premier. He also is defense minister. Thousands in this capital poured into the streets to cheer the armed forces As National Louisville by. I pan explosion wrecked a two _ heroes hoisting we diet san Jors and airmen to their Shoul iders in tribute. District saturday and at least one occupant was killed. There was a Strong odor of Gas from the debris and firemen believed a Gas leak could have caused the blast. On the inside. Racine woman among 14 injured As Milwaukee Clipper strikes breakwater. Page 8. new earthquakes far already devastated Chile Page 2. Republic of Cyprus Menderes Fate As for Menderes Gursel said there is no cause for worry about his Fate As Long As no one tries to stage a new revolt. Terming Menderes and former president Celal Bayar honorable Gursel said we remain bound by our Promise to the nation to protect their Security and their .Holidaytoll climbing faster than expected two men were killed and another was injured critically saturday when their Auto smashed into a Utility pole on the Stuart Road one half mile North of Highway 20. Two other memorial Day weekend accidents left three others Racine persons critically injured. Killed were Theodore g. Jensen 32, of route 1, Box 450, Sturtevant. And Tony Tyllo 47, of 1011 Green Bay re. Listed in critical condition in St. Mary s Hospital is Henry Borkhus 46, of 1108 Roosevelt ave. 21 traffic deaths the fatalities brought the year s Highway death toll in Racine City and county to 21 compared to 4 at this time last year. Meanwhile the death toll on the nation s highways climbed steadily As millions of pleasure seekers took to the Road for the year s first summertime Holiday. The Early toll mounted at a rate sharply higher than during the 1958 memorial Holiday when a record 371 deaths were counted. Traffic deaths were running More than 25 per cent higher than the 1958 rate. At Midnight traffic deaths totalled 110 boating deaths 7 drownings 10 and miscellaneous 20, for a total of 147. The National safety Council estimated before the Start of the present Holiday that 375 lives May be lost up to mid turn to Page 6, col. 4 this is the Auto in which two men were killed and another injured critically late saturday afternoon in a Highway crash three Miles North of Racine. Sheriff s deputies said die car went out of control while passing another Auto. The car crashed into a Utility pole snapping it in four pieces and then became wedged Between two Trees. Journal to mfg photo no dictatorial plans Gursel who assured the nation he had no intention of be believe Rhee headed for . Seoul South Korea up former president syn Man Rhee 85, and his wife slipped out of the country saturday apparently bound for the United states. They left aboard a chartered civil air transport plane. Washington a sen Lam is the least understood and rec s first Stopover is ate investigators said saturday the least serviced by social the acting presi Dent s office said but claimed that anti social gangs Are Large blame juvenile crime on anti social gangs by responsible for what they agencies. Lit had no knowledge of the the body of Robert c. Lohn coming a dictator held a news son 55, was taken from the conference in Menderes old wreckage. Office. He said the military committee of National Unity journal times photo dead at 62-Gilbert h. Gillie Jackson v 1 c a president of Modine manufacturing co. And a former president of the National boxing association died saturday in St. Luke s Hospital. Csc a Story in i Pori diction soviets deny bugging Seal London Imp a radio Moscow broadcast saturday denied that soviet spies had concealed a microphone inside the great Seal which Hung in the . Embassy in . It said statements of former . Ambassadors to the soviet Union had exposed the Complete groundless Ness of the charge by . Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge in the . Security Council. The broadcast said the highly Complex Structure of the electronic microphone mentioned by Lodge indicated it was of recent construction. It sups ested that it was perhaps built at Llie initiative of the same people who sent . Flier Francis Powers into the soviet he said that the tougher Rhee s ultimate destination called the skyrocketing Juve he gang the less attention Iti ree who resigned Panl Nile crime rate. Rets from social agencies. 26 in the Wake of a series of statistically the loner is the subcommittee listed four anti government do Monstras not the culprit said chairman types of gangs. It ions Thomas c. Hennings or. A Candy store group to of the Senate juvenile de and violence in a hich several Hundred persons were killed and injured has one of these the Candy Oving in retirement Lin Quency subcommittee. Be gang was described As been he said the subcommittee not highly organized and As . Counsel Thomas has been told by experts in Majo i trouble. More in . For cities throughout the coun pig trouble was found of to Rhee and his a try the highest incidence . The club. Of saturday crime among juveniles is attributable to gangs and gang go Ith other groups in ath is Letic or other activities. May entry Strain Type gang organized to com least understood among juveniles he said. The subcommittee said that what it termed the conflict narcotic use is largely a gang gang is responsible statistic phenomenon. The same is re Mically. For most delinquency ported m varying use percent members carry weapons and Ages for Auto thefts purse Are prepared for trouble snatching rapes and Joy rid if a described As the worst Type Hennings. Also said it is a the crime Clear from the testimony of a subcommittee said these hundreds of witnesses that the thoroughly delinquent fighting Street gang facet of rops and commit much of the juvenile delinquency prob a Warp photo time out for a Catnap tired of romping Julie Rooney 3, Superior wij., and her cat Tiger or fobbed Quick 40 Wilca. In this Section world . And state news pages2, 4, 7, 8, 10 local news Page 6 american heritage Page 20 editorial Fage 18. The Wanton rape and murder it said crime gangs Are Seldom reached by social agencies because they Don t want i no paper monday the journal times will not publish on monday memorial Day. Racine area weather considerable fog this morning. Partial Clearing this afternoon with Little change in temperature. Monday Cloudy with showers Likely. The High today in the 60s and the Low tonight in the 50s. Southeasterly winds 8 to 15. Elsewhere in the state partial Clearing today with scattered showers and thundershowers Likely in the extreme West portions this afternoon and tonight. Monday Cloudy with scattered showers Likely. Not much change in temperature. The High today in the 70s except lower Nejar the Laka

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