L .T.-DELCO. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 he to t.10 mo e a e , tod , b ro ug ht wo rl d - wide reaction s - Pope J ohn the T ,,,en t h ir d J../allin g for Chr s l a 1 n • ecumenic al council o the R oman at olic hurc - um m one d . he ontif f h o ping - for some k in of c commo ati o n with eastern ortho ox churches. And - the ro te stan t churches too. he Church of Englan d - di splays interest. In L on on, a statement - that the Anglicans would send an observer to the council, i f invite d . - Speaking for the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States - the Reverend thur Lichtenberg, presiding Bishop) libD sa ys - he " welcomes ' the papal announcement. ~ ~ a ds: "I hope the convocation might resul in serious nu conferences betw een the separated churches./4, explore - ) those things whic h we have in common, and those things which separate us. At G en eva , the Secretary General of the World C ounciJ VATICA - 2 o f chu r h e on church un 1 o I lco es t he plan or an e cu me n cal council , e ·pla i n i g : 1 It ill us trates the treme n ous i ch h p roblem of unity has assumed in our 1 p or a nce , t i m e . A forme r res1 ent of the Me th odist conference in Britain sa s C h rl tians shoul welcome ' every opportunity" to wor k t o ether. In the United tates, the Reverend Edwa r d Dahl berg, President o the National C ouncil of churches says, anything one ,o bring Christian s together would be ' blessed by God'. ).,,, B ut a s - tha t unity could not be under conditions that are ). set b an one church. hi h thou ht is echoe by the A rchbishop of the rian Or ho ox hurch in New or. Te one c om pl ete rejection comes f ro m the P r es te ri an C hurc h o Scotlan . . spo k esman eclaring - the cotch Pres t e ri a ns want no part of a c on erence sponsore d the ma t C o lic c h urch . I R o me , cou cil, aitauin a th f d i a tio n s a re that t h e e cumeni c al en e d b ei h te en hun re C rdinals, a rc h is h o ps , b i hop s a at riarc h s of t h e c h urch of ome - w ill b h el so e ti e this e a r . ITA L T he b e lle l n R om e is - t h at Italy may have to have ~~ g ener a l e le ct ions. J'ollowing . th e resignation - of Premier ~ \.{fJ. . J.~ F anfani a n hi s cab inet .. whic · ~ ~ the political situation in a sta te o f c haos. as t week, the left-wing socialists, headed by P i e tro Nenni b roke t heir alliance with the Communists. They'd b een working with the eds for years. But, now, Nenn led them out of that long-time ti -up.\ ( Which immediately raised a uestion for the ~ eaders of th e C . 1rlstian Democrats - remier Fanfani 1 s party~-Should t h q y go into collaboration with Nanni's left-wing Socialists? The question - producing a bitter argument and a split among the Christian Democrats. The same question - •• bedeviling the right-wing Socialists. Which faction - participated in the Fanfani government. Today, the bm remier held a cabinet meeting, ITALY - 2 an d the decision was - to resign. Too much dissension among the government parties. KHRUS HCHE Khrushchev says th Mikoyan trip to the United States ma result in an improvement of Soviet American relations. The statement - made at a reception celebrating India's National ay. He sai d Mikoyan's report, when he got u -- back to Moscow, in icated a possible easing of tensions in the - - cold war. - - 1g1co1 ln ~oacow, the ~ongreaa ot the iuaaian Co ■auni1t party brings forth ao■• diaaal atate■enta about eoono■ io condition• in the United States. Th••• are de1cribed •• - •dreary.• Aaerloan induatry, aluaping. That la ooapare4 - with the upawing of So•i•t production. iuaalan worker• and busin•••••n tur.niq their attention to the lhruahcbeY stYen-year-plan, which la being placed - before the Coaaunlat part, ~on1r•••• So what luaatan burled tho•• antl-Aaerlcan blaata? lo iuaalan at all - an Aaerloan. ~t wa1 one Ja■•• I. Jaok1on, a aeaber of the £xeoutl•• Co ■■ ittee or the U 8 Coa■uni1t part7. lie and another A ■erioan a,4 ar.e attendl the big Moscow p ow-wow. • IJIII Here's a diapatch froa the wild border. of South £aat Tibet - near Bhutan and A11aa, where a United Pr••• International correapondent, M. M. uupta - ■ ade a aoJourn in a part of Tibet called The ~and of Ihaa - wbere the Iba■bas ha•• been in re•olt against the Chin••• ••4• •••r ■ inc, the ~,41 entered Tibet. lie report• that the Chin••• ha•e now launched - a ca ■ paign ot air boabing. Blaatiq the Ylllagea of the Ihaabas. lbich the7 have been doing all alon1, foroin1 the people to take retu1• in cavea, e•en ■or• reaot, ar••• in the aountaina. The bo•bing caapai1n ia on - becaua, Coaauniat ■ ilitary operations on tbe ground were a flat failure. The ■en of lhaa - li•ing ta th• atupendoua ■ountaln •ilderne•• ot th• Hlaala7a• - north of •saa■ and Ju1t eat ot China_ Yannan. Ideal. tor guerrilla tactic,. Tb• t vh deatroving ■ore than fift7 Co ■auniat aountaineera o • am , ai 1 i tary con•o11, by tact i ca - of aab uacade. 11111 - 2 A conYoJ - rolling along a ~iaalayan trail. The men of Iham beginning their attack - by rolling huge boulders down the mountain,. These craahing down on the Reda. Then, in the confusion - the ■ en of thaa dash la with kniYts and guns. The aabuah - wipiq out th• oonYoJ. The rebel• declare the7'll continue their guerrilla warfare - to k••P th• Chin••• 1•4• froa coaaolidatl .. their control of the loof of the lorl4. CUBA - The Ha a na trials - resumed. Bu not - in the huge sports c oliseu m . No ho ling mob - as there was, last week. Nor a lo-television extravaganza - making a circus of revolutionary justice. Toda , the p r o c e e d i n g ~ 1' in a normal army court room in a military camp. The defendant - Major Pedro Morejon Valdes. Accused - of participating in the murder of two hundred farm workers, in Oriente Province. It looks as if Fidel Castro finally realized that world public opinion was shocked - by the carnival atmosphere ~ surrounding trials and executions. " HoweYer, toda7'a trial was abruptly auapended - when the defendant was not brought to the court. There waa a delay of an hour and tbtn the Judge ordered the arrest of the trial aecretarJ. Soae kind ot ■ ix-ap. lt 1eea1 the secretary failed to send th• l•1•l papers neceaaary tor the appearance ot the pri1oner. C UBA - R T h e su d e , ur pr ising tri ump h o f the re b els in u a - la r e l a a t te r o r · b lu ff . So s ay correspondents of the Un i te d res s I nte r nat io na l. E · p laini ng - how the small force o f g u errila i n the oun ta i n s were a b le t o overturn the power f ul Ba t i s ta icta tors h i p . C on i t ions o f popular · d iscontent - sedition everywher B a t ist a 's a rm d emoralized. So the rebels were able to run• a series o f surprising blu f fs. In ,tK&, Oriente Pro...vince - an Army garrison of seven hun red men. A g ainst thirty-five insurgents who shot off• sky rockets ~eworks • ...,& ~he IBl 1dt'ld C11111tHu .., .tit& liielll!'•h.. N,,~fW~ Whereupon the Batlsta , garrlson took a vote. Deciding - to retreat and abando n their' position. , Bluffed - by f ir ew orks. h ea we r e I n t h e ftnal ebacle, ninet y re b els c pture d the ua r te rs o f t h e Cub a n a rm. Ca mp Colu m bi a - w h er e t here 1 ve th o u san regulars~me n too k ov er t he C abana CUBA - R f ortres - the g uns o wh ich d ominate Havana. While our - re b els wal ke i n - nd •~ seized the Havana airport . I ever c a se, the y ~ im p ly ran a bluff. GUATEM T oni ht , G uatemala placed a protest be f ore the Unite Nation -- claiming that exico was concentrating heav y militar forces on the Guatemalan border. After breaking diplomatic relations with Guatemala over the ee en . The trouble? The controversy about shrimp fishing. exican shrimp boats allegedly violating Guatemalan waters. Which lead to shooting -- three Mexican fishermen killed. JIDIAIS te•ve been hearing stories of lndians. det7ing the paleface authorities. Bow - the cli ■ ax. lndiana _ det7ing the inco ■ e tax collector. iefusing. to pay incoae tax to the State of Rew York. At Massena, Mew tork, three hundred Mohawks - baokt by the other tribes or the old Confederacy of the Six Mationa. Shouting war cries at Micholas ~1 Marco, law7er for the Ste e Tax ~epart■ ent. They told hi ■ - the7 wouldn't pay a di ■•· So he served the ■ with aummon1e1. Whereupon they tore up the legal papers. •Thia is what•• think of your 1u■■onse1,• ahoute4 Mohawk Mad Bear. Chief Sundown, representing the Seneca,, told the tax collector: •lt a, people had been a ■ art, the7 would have sunk Chrlatopher Columbus!• Yad Bear and ~hief Sundown agreeing - Don - that fellow Christopher ~oluabua, he ■ake heap big trouble! iAJAJ1 The Hawaiian atatehood ca■paign once again launobe4 in Congreas, toda,. The drive by the adainiatratlon. tor a fiftieth state. lnterior Secretary Seaton - te1tif1iq before a co ■aitt•• ot the loua1, de1cribin1 Hawaii - •• a •1howplace of 4eaocrac1.• Ar1uing - that thoae Pacific island• do d•••r•e to becoae a 1tate. lndication1 are that an Hawaiian atateboo4 bill aa, get through the liou•• by •aater.