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Search In
SHANNON, Ireland (UPI)
The search was abandoned Tues
day night for 16 persons missing
in the ditching of a Flying Tiger
airliner in the north Atlantic Sun
day night.
Forty-eight survivors were pick
ed up from life rafts and 12 bod
ies were recovered before the
U. S. Air Force and the British
Air Ministry announced they had
called off the search at dusk
Tuesday night.
The Royal Air Force headquar
ters at Plymouth, England, then
informed search ships to leave
the area and "proceed to their
destination."
Baha'u'ilah
(The Glory of God)
Founder
Revealed by
Baha'u'ilah
"O Pope! Rend the veils
asunder. He who is the
Lord of Lords is come over
shadowed with clouds, and
the decree hath been ful
filled by God, the Almigh
ty, the Unrestrained. He,
verily, hath again come
down from Heaven even as
He came down the first
time. Ceware that thou
dispute not with Him even
as the Pharisees disputed
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a proof .... Beware lest
anv name debar thee from
God.
And again to the Pope:--"Call
thou to remem
brance Him who was the
Spirit (Jesus) who when
He came the most learned
of His age pronounced
judgment against Him in
His own country, whilst he
who was nnlv a fisherman
fiiVvpn1 in Him. Take
heed, then, ye men of un
derstanding heart."
BAUA'U'LLAH
and the
CHRISTIANS
will be discussed by Winston
G Evans, author and lectur
er of Nashville, Tenn. The
discussions will be held Wed
nesday, Sept. 26, at 8 pan.
in the music room East B31I
din on Duke East Campus.
Public invited. No collection.
For information and free lit
erature phone 967-1553.
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Atlantic Abandoned
The end of the search for the
missing appeared to indicate no
hope was held for their survival
and the final death toll would be
Forty-four of the survivors were
Miss Allen Named Assistant
Head Of Placement Service
-Miss Barbara Allen has been
appointed assistant director of
the Placement Service, Joe M.
Galloway, director, announced
today. She assumes the position
formerly held by Mrs. Justin
Fuller.
Miss Allen will work primarily
with placing women students in
permanent positions after gradu
ation and with graduate students
seeking positions in college teach
ing. She will also be concerned
with the placement of both men
and women students in summer
jobs.
Miss Allen is a native North
Carolinian and received her B.A.
ct
res service
Carrboro
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degree with honors from Salem
College in Winston-Salem. She is
in her second year of graduate
study in history at UNC and stud
ied for a year in England at the
University of Leeds. In addition
to her studies, Miss Allen taught
in a private girls' school during
her year in England.
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es in business and professional
work in -Bethlehem, Pa., where
she was employed by a physician,
at St. Luke's Hospital and the
Bethlehem Steel Co. While a
graduate student at UNC she has
held several part-time positions
in the University Library.
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ALGIERS UPI) Independent
Algeria's first parliament con
vened Tuesday and elected vet
eran nationalist leader Torat
Abbas as its permanent presi
dent (speaker). Abbas pledged
Algeria wil remain uncommit
ted in the East-West struggle.
Abbas, a longtime leader in
Algeria's struggle for independ
ence from France, also told the
new constituent asesmbly this na
tion will work for a single fed
eration of the three fromer
French North African colonies
Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria.
The 195-member assembly was
elected last Thursday.
Wednesday, the assembly is
expected to nomniate the Alger
ian Strongman, Ahmed Ben
Bella, to form the country's first
true government.
" But it was to Abbas in his
role as assembly president that
Abderrahmane Fares, the presi
dent of the mixed Moslem-European
provisional executive, Tues
day formally handed over the
documents of sovereignty.
The provisional executive has
held technical power since July
3, when French President Char
les de Gaulle formally ended
French rule in the territory.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) Presi
dent Kennedy's choice of Arthur
J. Goldberg to be an associate
justice of the Supreme Court to- -day
received a thumping vote of
confidence from the Senate Ju
diciary Committee.
Av a vote of 14 to 0, the com
mittee cleared the former labor
secretary to succeed th ailing
Soviet Jets
Almost Hit
US Transport
BERLIN (UPI) Two Soviet
MIG jet fighters crossed barely
300 feet in front of a U. S. Air
Force C47 transport Tuesday, al
most causing a collision, in the
Berlin - Frankfurt air corridor
over East Germany.
The apparent buzzing came
Shortly after completion of a
-large-scale U. S. troop movement
to and from Berlin and other
firm expressions of American
determination to keep the divided
city from being entirely swallow
ed by the Communists.
A U. S. spokesman said the
; slow, propeller-drive twin-engined
C47-military version of the
DC3 transport was on a flight
from Berlin to West tGermany
through the southernmost of the
three Western air corridors.
"About 45 miles southwest of
Templehof Airport in West Ber
lin it was approached by two So
iet fighter aircraft which flew
across its flight path at a dis
tance of 300 feet," he said.
It was the first such incident in
the air lanes linking Berlin with
the West since Sept. 4 when So
viet 'MIG fighter planes buzzed
American, British and French
commercial airliners.
The U. S. lodged a protest
against the incident Tuesday with
the Soviet representative at the
four-power air safety control
center in West Berlin. But the
Russians rarely even bother to
reply to such protests and none
was expected.
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ZiZI JEAHMAIRE, ROLAND PETIT
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Committee Okays Goldberg
Justice Felix Frankfurter on the
nation's highest tribunal.
Goldberg probably will be con
firmed by the full Senate later
this week.
Senate Republican Leader Ev
eritt M. Dirksen, said he know
of no GOP opposition. The fact
that three influential Southern
Democrats also voted for ccn-
Rioting Follows
Shooting Of Boy
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) A
shotgun blast Tuesday wounded
three policemen and a bystander
during a tumultuous demonstra
tion by hundreds of Negroes pro- "
testing the fatal shooting of a
19-year-old youth by an aged po
liceman in suburban Kinloch.
A rash of fires hit the S3 per
cent Negro community, razing
an elementary school and dam
aging the police chief's home,
and a telephoned bomb threat
drove 320 students from Kinloch
High School.
A force of nearly 100 county
and suburban police dispersed
the shouting, shoving crowd and
stood by Tuesday to enforce a i
11 p.m. EDT curfew declared by ;
'Mayor Clarence Lee. j
Gov. John Dalton alerted the
Missouri highway patrol and
asked aides to check whether the
situation "warranted action by
the national guard."
"We will do whatever is neces
sary to preserve the peace," Dal
ton said in Kansas City.
The crowd estimated at more
than 300 Negroes massed in front
of the Kinloch City Hall early
Tuesday and chanted "we want
Mason." They demanded Israel
Mason, 74-year-old policeman,,
who w7as suspended pending a
hearing into the fatal shooting
Sunday night of Donnel Dortch
when the youth resisted arrest
on charges springing from a drag
race.
Police said the three police
men, all white, and a Negro by
stander were injured by a shot
gun blast fired from the window
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firmation may assure a unani
mous vote on the Senate floor.
Goldberg evidently convinced
such doubters as Sen. Sam J.
Ervin, D-NC, that his lack of
previous judicial experience
would not handicap him on the
high bench. Ervin had said that
he had almost taken a' vow nev
er to vote for a justice-designate
of a slum clearance project.
County policemen Kenneth Arm
stead, 20, and Hugh Hodges, 2G,
were reported in serious condition
at a hospital. Policeman William
Rushing, 33, was in satisfactory
condition. The bystander, An
thony Williams, 32, was treat
ed and released.
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smoke with a fresh enthusiasm
who had never previously served
as a judge.
Just before the committee vote.
W. Wiilard Wirtz was sworn in
as labor secretary succeeding
Goldberg. Kennedy raid during
the White Hou ;e ceremony that t
was a case whore "the ottice
and the man met."
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Russians Willi
Mass Brutality
MOSCOW (UPI The United
States. Britain and France char
ged Tuesday nicht in sharp'y
worded diplomatic notes that the
Soviet Union is responsible fer
"brutality" in East Germany and
accused it of maintaining tension
in Berlin.
The notes from the Western Al
lies were delivered to the foivi-jn
ministry in Moscow as Secretary
of State Dean Rusk and Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro
myke met in New York for a con
ference expected to touch on Ber
lin, Cuba, and other international
issues.
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