Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 12, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, December 12, 1956 IRA Raiders Roam Ulster, Blast Radio Station, shT. PRIZE Page" 2 Secffort 1 15 Terrorists Try to Seize British Fort Armed Gangs Appear in 5 of 6 Counties in ;' North Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland, m Raiders wielding dynamite and subtViachineguns ranged through Northern Ireland (Ulster) lor hoiif early today in what police described as a "night of terror by the! Irish Republican Army." T(ie armed bands, appearing in the of Ulster's six counties, blew up a radio station and two build ing.4 set (ire to a courthouse, fought two pitched battles with the Royal Ulster constabulary and tried to capture a British military barracks. One policeman was wounded and Iive.men arrested. Al-spokcsman for the constabul ary;aid most of the raiders es caped south over the border into the Urish Republic. He described the aeries of at tacks as "a major operation by the IRA;" an illegal underground or ganisation which fights to have the six bounties of Ulster made a part of the Irish Republic. It is also outlawed in the Republic. L'Jsler is now a part of the United Kingdom. I Toe vest-pocket invasion began shortly after midnight. Before it ended withdrawal of the raiders, police said there were these in cidents: The barracks of the Royal JnsQ Fusiliers at Armagh was attacked by about ID men, their facej blackened with cork, who tljrew hand grenades and tried to scale a wall. Barracks guards beat then) olf. An Armagh policeman who tried to stop a fleeing car was wouaded slightly by submachine gunfire. Other constables cap tured two armed men. A building in Londonderry hous ing J relay transmitter of the Brit ish Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) was blown up. A; dozen men dresser! in police uniforms kidnaped the caretaker of l(ie courthouse at Magheralelt and; his wife and set the building ablaze. The kidnaped couple were released unharmed three miles away. The headquarters building of a British territorial army unit equivalent to a U.S. National Guard company at Ennlskillen was; blown up, along with two bridges at nearby lnishmor and JVewown Butler. ' Police and an armed band rid ing-ln a truck exchanged shots nea Torr Head. Three men were arrested jn Cork, in the Irish Re public. A wooden police hut was burned down at Newry. 'What's All the Commotion?' i t Terror Grips Haiti as Prexy 1 1 I) I troops JI dIJS I Un Cl i?ome V"" "main - covering an(j roadl blown up on the west nut lur wic unai pnases 01 me ern .,de of the peninsula. t - Ffcf3 .SStaT tC '-'mm m mi ml 7 i5 v iiuirfiiriniiinRi X'" f'"i. ii J mm Wsi Nation on jlass Strike In Effort to Force Out Magloire pull-out. I The withdrawal is being timed ..l i""!,"" ward from the Srez Canal of UAW Will Ask Bv KKI.MAN .MORIS MIAMI, Fla. Terror and confusion swept Haiti today as a boiling political crisis which the present regime says has been "aggravated by American govern ment organizations" headed to ward a showdown. The country is virtually para lyzed bv a silent but deadly weap on, a mass sitdown. the refusal be ready for a strike in 19.V of thousands of persons to work. I back the union's demands for Its object is to force bull-chested ! largest pay raise in history. Gen. Paul K. .Magloire to step out I Reuther spoke late Tuesday at of the gleaming white palace in ' meeting of the UAW skilled Port-au-Prince, the capital, and , trades conference here. About 900 No date has been announced for tlit last Israeli soldier from Sinai. But it is ex pected to take place within two or three weeks. Flue Fire Guarded B l ' SILVERT0N Special)-The vol- IP'P'eSr IlfllSfVunteer firemen were called to the CO I Pine street home of the F. B. Rcn- CH1CAGO (UP)- Walter P. I wicks late Sunday afternoon to Reuther, president of the AFL-! guard a flue fire. CIO United Auto Workers, has 1 Th. mn hv Hri ik. warned the UAW membership high winds of Sunday, being able 0 keep the blaze from doing any damage to the house. By KORKRT TITKMAV Yugoslav troops of the emergency I By then U. N. troops will havt TKL AVIV iT The Israeli army force. occupied key centers op the east- has withdrawn the bulk of its The Yumslav ndvnnee ha Wn ' ern side of the desert peninsula. from the Sinai Peninsula, slowed bv Israeli-land minefields From these they can patrol the r.gyptlan-lsrael Doraer estaonsnea in the 1949 armistice. The probable headquarters to: the U.N. focces ii. Sinai will be the road and rail center of 1 'Arish, on the Mediterranean in the northeast corner of the pen insula. The airfield there, now inopera tive and still in Israeli hands, could be used to supply the U.N. troops by air if improvements are made. An Israeli government spokes man said he had no confirmation of Egyptian press reports that Egyptian troops are following the Yugoslav forces into Sinai. "We envisage Sinai as an inter national area occupied by an in ternational force. There could also be an Egyptian force there but it would not be a threatening force as long as the international troops are present." Independent estimates place the :umber of Tsr9eli troops still In Sinai at tveral thousand. The number withdrawn has not been given. During the last six weeks, the Israelis have removed all captured guns, ammunition, vehicles and equipment which could be used or repaired. a Israeli Army Virtually Out Of Sinai$fiSfl(g TONITE CRYSTAL GARDENS ADMISSION 80c Ji U riftlftJia.. I : SUBSTITUTE PASTOR SUBLIMITY (Special) Fa-Ihet-John Cummiskey, OSB, is as sisting with the narish duties dur ing the convalescence of Father Teresa Schiller, was caught early Keugehauer. I Tuesday afternoon by firemen who C4 I (U 1U a... J kit. ...! f Even a shiny key ring Is Ignored by this liny squirrel monkey after Its recapture Tuesday by oily firemen. "Tumblena" liked It belter outside. Of course, (he food was belter and more plentiful Inside, the Utile jungle animal had to admit. 11 was netted by Capl. Pele MrCaffery (with key ring) and firemen Earl Bem and Gilbert Noffslnger, In a chimney In loon block of North River street. It escaped from Its owners Monday evening and spent night outside. FISHED FROM CHIMXF.Y Firemen UseNetto Capture Monkey Hospitalized Child Gets Pet Back By VICTOR B. FRYER Capital Journal Writer "high-flying" monkey was back in his cage today alter city firemen took to the rooftops Tues day to capture the escaped pet of a hospitalized Salem five-year-old. Tumblena." the pet of little State Education Board Seeks Funds for Advanced Children used longhandled net to pluck him mil of a chimney in the 1000 block of North Winter St, Terena, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Schiller, 1190 North Cottage St., is in Doernbecher hospital In Portland where she was appraised of the escape and recapture of her long tailed pet Tuesday evening by her parents. Kienprs Monday The "squirrel" monkey, as it is called, escaped Monday evening, through an open door as a baby j sitter was attempting to feed it; a banana. j It raced Into the trees and , couldn't be spotted in the darkness. permit general elections for a new president. Jt is cutting into the supplies of food from the countryside, closing stores, crippling transportation by starving gasoline stations. 1 The law courts have suspended, telephone communications are sketchy when they operate at all, and pistol-packing army officers are stationed in communications offices censoring all messages, press or personal. Soldiers and sailors are patrol lint? IhA ttropt No Americans have been arrest- $ ed so far as is known. But Paul Kennedy, correspondent of the New York Times, was hustled out 3 of Haiti on six hours' notice with- J out explanation. i I left Port-au-Prince last night after five days there. I The explosive situation hit a climax last week. On Thursday, Magloire resigned i as president. Under one interpre tation of the constitution, his six- year term ended Dec. 6. The Haitian constitution does not per mit a president to succeed himself. Hours later, however. Magloire resumed office as "chief of state," presumably at the request of the army. He then imprisoned the princi pal presidential candidates and about 49 others. He also dissolved the Senate and Legislature, and in effect suspended constitutional authority. j Magloire told this correspondent fi he was forced to take the mens-1 ft ures. He said political leaders had j$ I caused a series of bombings and w shootings during their campaigns, i 3 and created a situation that ft blocked all possibility of a legiti-iff mate general election. !$ delegates are attending the three- day conference, which ends today. The union president did not specify how much the UAW will demand from the auto, aircraft and farm implement industries. I but said it will amount to "a big economic pile. Reuther also served notice his union will open a drive to recruit thousands of office workers, en gineers and technicians into the UAW. 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The children were unable to lind ,t birth, he said. Without the fi It Tuesday morning before school, operation, life expectancy is about S Schiller said, but neighbors spotted I M years, Schiller said, while with S it jumping through trees and over j (i tr,e patient can lead a full rood ops later In the morning. normal life. g Alter it was seen in a chimney t wji be the second such opera- at the W. A. Link home. 1005 ,on j the Schiller family. Eight- g North Winter St., about noon, city j ytar-old Linda underwent the same R (ire Capt. Peter McCaffrry. Earl , operation when she was five. The 8 Renz and Gilbert Noflsingcr, climb- lommrndntion will be considered. I r..Aml,pv nf I ha hnorH aniH after Authority to allocate more mon-la complete rrport is received T ' ' m- ry lor education of handicapped from a committee now studying ; " " " 5 rhilriren nf tht xlatP and thi .earlier certification. N HI Kffecli mentally retarded children's pro-) Krqurst Denied I He showed no ill effects from . of the University of Orenon medi gram from the basic school fund The boari denied a request of the chill night in the open, except ; cal school, Schiller said. and a $50,000 appropriation to the curriculum advisory commit- Schilleri' only son has heart, his father said. Cost of the operation by the hospital, which normal Is born is part lauflch a program for education-, tee on health and physical educa- allyadvanced children will be re- tion to provide for compulsory quested from the 1957 legislature physical education in high chooh by the state board of education, i lor a three-year period for all While the board has no major students. At present, compulsory education bills to sponsor before 1 physical education is confined to the .legislature, approval was giv-ltwn years. en At a hoard meeting Tuesday to Members of the board declared present the money bills and also a j the time was not propitious for the hill ' providing for an incentive chance. grain to school districts for cur-1 l F. Keike. director of the vo nrulum improvement as part oficational rehabilitation division, ihe-lin-service training procram told the board that graduate train for 'teachers. The only olher hill inn in rehabilitation work is now to he sponsored by the board available at the University of Or merely clarifies the duties of the egon. Staff members of the divi state board of education. sion are providing instruction to Declare Kmergenry jthe extent of one full day per Still faced with a teacher short- IwccV District offices and staffs agtV the board voled to declare are also made available for field an ..emergency for the 1957-M assignments. school year, and reenact the same' Keike said as a result of this emergency rules and regulations course the agency will be able to used for the past school year. : recruit the personnel already well Tie hoard postponed action on a grounded in the baics of rehabsli reqommendation that legislation t.ttion which will reduce the cot be ought authorizing Issuance of of orientation of new staff mem a continuing certificate. The rec- bers as now earned on. HELD OVER! HELD OVER! 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