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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961
THE ORANGE LEADER
PAGE TWO
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LEOPOLDVILLE, the
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tional legislature after over nine
months of non-parliamentary gov
ernment.
Kasavubu. Premier Joseph lien
and his ministers were plagued
by growing fears that voting in
the Parliament might go against
them.
Heo has never received a par-;
hamentary vote of confidence
Diplomatic observers give him
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little chance to survive once the
legislature reconvenes WH
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someone more acceptable "$ the
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jtoine Gizenga.
The Leopoldville army chief.
Gen. Joseph Mobutu. and his
close political ally, Foreign Min-
ister Justin Bomboko, are also
key figures in the jockeying. I
Their close and friendly associa-
tion with Katanga President
Moise Tshombe after he was re-1
leased from custody has local pol-
iticians and U.N officials wor-
l ned that the army chief is think-'
ing about making a grab fori
power.
Another obstacle to the recon-
vening of Parliament came Tues-
nay from the Katanga capital of
Elisabethville. where the provin-
cial assembly refused to ratify
Tshombe s pledge that Katanga
deputies would participate in the
Leopoldyille assembly.
I The Katanga legislature reject- 1
2 ed all the agreements Tshombe
By GEORGE W CORNELL as D Gamer. of Nlazareth, Pa. the past,” said the Rev. Dr Vere The Rev Samue: Schmiechen,
Associated Press Religion Writer rose to nominate Dr. Wagner. de- Looer, of Berkeley. Calif, of St. Paul, .declared, mat Dr.
B STSS and invaluableshave - » Ty« emP
of Chris2nstts “highest admiistrah "what is probably most import- ing disputing factions a one point inyity, or lender: ”
“amnai 05. _ put the
Bhezame me mT^ha’i' sapgB Wener iras becrpamtscnsrahponebtrbefai Sheaose, Berkeley, Calif" ala
lenging a nominating committee's gole in the National and World .the two churches should be con Alfred C Bartholomew, of
■ - - - " Councils of Churches tinued for the united body . Ancanter Pa as assistant mod-
Supporters of Dr Herbster also' Dr Wagner and.the Rev. '
rallied to the microphones He is Fred Hoskins p.New York the Nominated without opposition
“a man of God whose strong faith Congregational Christian chief ex- and thus assured of election were
will sustain and carry us forward ecutive, had: served as co:pres t(„ Rev Fred S. Buschmeyer, of
m the future as it has in|°rnf» of the new church in its for- Washingion, D.C , as church sec
mative years, mv. .mosa retary. and Charles H. Lockyear,
I However. Dr Hoskins removed of St Louis, as treasurer.
The new church's constitution
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Courtesy Cost
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head of Talladega College, Ala c;ge An
LA SALLE. Tex. (AP)_Cour said.its choice had beenu’ dif iM
- - tesy cost Mrs Susan Hartl her ‘ ficu11 one in p.cking Dr Herbster
steps. car “We have consItiered all aspects
. Delegates moved quickly to" . . of the situation." he said. •
elect Maine Supreme Court Judge She saw another approaching The passing over of Dr. Wag ■
Donald W. Webber as moderator. I °n a muddy road between here ner was "not an adverse judg-•
the church's top titular officer, land. Inez. Tex. Tuesday and meat on the past," said the Rev
who serves for two years. The backed UP so* the other driver Dr. Fred Meek. Boston However,
conflict came on naming the more wouidni! have to go through • , he supported Dr Herbster, say-
powerful, continuing executive mudhole ing he "knows when to lead and
, Both presidentiat randidat-s She backed a trifle too far when to follow."
"a sate and me central government were drawn from the E. and R into the path of a Missouri Pac-i Theodore Schwalm, of Lancast-
ea - de.ane The developments were a blow wing, a church that Dr Wagner, ific passenger tram, which didn t er. Pa . backing Dr. Wagner, said
second, ts.despite.. insistent to UN negotiators who have si.-has headed for eight years even stop he had the background and ex
iX atemp.5nt, res tore. Demo- worked intensively for weeks to But a nominating committee by-lr.............."
cratic government the year- get Parliament back into session passed l ~ _
oMrepubisn, for inh.nc. .nato elect a government represent Dr Herbster, a parish pastor
Maneu vering,forn.influence and ing all facnons. From the floor, the Re” Thom-iwaa demoli
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 157, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 5, 1961, newspaper, July 5, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530318/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.