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FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER BELIEVES:
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Economics Changed Russian Grand Duche
Foreign Policy
M. PINEAU
Another Big Welcome For Tito
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SOVIET LEADERS FACED
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DEATH OF STALIN
Paris, June 12.
French Foreign Minister M. Christian Pineau said here today he believed the chief reasons for the apparent change in Soviet foreign policy were economic.
Int * nev low of French The Minister safe Franco had foretum policy given at 4 Puris no intention of abandoning her theatre, M. Pineau anid that pillances, which had assured the economie factors which her security and her position minde for a chioge in Soviet the world. But this did not polley existed before Stalin's moKIN that Franco could not death, but Stalin's policy pre-
make contacts with other coun- vented their being taken into
tries. On the contrary, should account.
try to associate allies with those contacts.
M. Pineau snid it would, on the other band dangerous to neglect collective | security. The West must not appour weak.
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conquests", which meant in her equipment was bud and
plain language that they were housing sufllcient.
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In Amsterdam
Escorted by Queen Julkins of the Neiherlands, Grand Duchess Charlotte of Laxem- bourg inspecte a guard of honour drawn, up for her on her arrival in Amsterdim for SUN official visit-Express Photo.
US Denies Dragging MP Says Texas
Out Geneva
Talks
Washington, June 12.
The State Department tonight rejected a be tuned towards Peking charge that the United States was dragging
out the Sino-American peace talks in Geneva,
This attitude wus understand- able, but the partition of Ger- many was an artificial state
of
of the world and that contido
the with Stalingrad, June 12,
West would enable Thousands of industrial theth to raise the Soviet living affairs und solution for Gel-
workers and add much more rupicky.
The Soviet Uniors hard lists man reununcation was essential. Kolkobz peasants today gained
certain feelingt of welcomed President Tito of security through possession of Yugoslavia and Mr Nikita the hydrogen bomb, which mak Khrushchev, Soviet Com-it possible for dr to reply in
Jind to any attack
anxionis
Inspired
Japan Attends Afro-Asian Group Meeting
M. Pineau said France was to develop trude with munist l'arty leader, to All this had led to a verla!!! China, which offered a market Krasnodar, 350 miles south-freedom of expression, which M. which France could not be the
Pineau rad west of Stalingrad.
he had noticed last to enter.
The
thousands during his recent visit to Russia. crowd ot
"We have sometimes seen the Andre Indera that M. He recalled
Government tako up gathered at the railway no Philip & member of the French posillons which were not direct
leaders, who to greet the two are on a tour of southern Rus- Socialist Party delegation which ly acceptable to us," he said,meeting today as a
visited Muscow just before M.but it was always inspired by Pheau and Praner Guy Mollet, the desire to help us." Reuter | fledged
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BREAD AND SALT
They left Stalingrad last night
Fark delivered
to lecture ♫ several hundred Soviet students check being made without any
to continue the tour which will of his text.
also take them
and the Black Sochi
to Novorosijsk Sca
report of
where tomorrow they
begin three days of secret talks
in a holiday villo
special train
Economic Problema
in reply to the Soviet new look, M. Pineau sald, the West
On their way to Krasnodar should ally end the cold war, Marshal Tito's slopped briefly at Saisk railway to reach agreement os station where delegations greeted armament,
concentrate
dis-
un
ecununie problems, particularly
them in the traditional Russian aid to backward countries, gel manner with bread and salt
President rid of the idea that "all coun- Kavkazskaya, At
Tito and the Soviet leaders drove tries which are not with us are to a nearby collective farm lo against us.**
M. Pineau added: “I think that attend a mass meeting. Marshal Tito and Mr Khrushchev made those which are not against us briet speeches.-Reuter.
are with us.”
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The State Department's state-
the folks was issued munt
disclosure that neither after the side would accept the other'S draft for a joint proposal
force in the conduct of International affairs.
It said it could not under- stand why the Chinese ob- feeted to the inclusion of Formosa
the area
covered by the proposed declaration "unless the Communists are determined other not to join in a meaning-
Japan attended. her first, ful renunciation of force or full- intend to reserve to themselves member
the use of armed forco if they the
are not assured in advance that Asian-African group at the they will gain their goals." United Nations.
Three Points:
Mr Toshikazu Kese, Japan's (permanent observer at the world organisation's headquarters, took
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Uniteck State oficials said the Eisenhower administration
consider in beat at the private meeting would not even
and was greeted by applause foreign ministers moeting after being officially welcomed demanded by the Chinese, until on behalf of the other members a satisfactory declaration by Sir Senarat Gunewordene, of be agreed to and until the
Communists had carried Ceylon, chairman of the group.
their agreement of last Septem- to permit the repatriation of American citizens detained in Chisa:
NATURAL OUTCOME The group last week unani- mously approved the proposal Bamberg, June 12.
Mr Sellm Sarper, of made by Soldiers with
cameras Turkey, that Japan, although are less likely to get into not a member of the United trouble while
off duty, Nations, should take a full part
in Asian-Atrican discussions. according to
United Mr Kase expressed Japan's
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NATO INFRA-STRUCTURE PROGRAMME APPROVED
Paris, June 12.
The North Atlantic Council has approved" a £94 million ($263,200,000) · infra-structure pro- gramme for 1956, the NATO Secretary-General, Lord Ismay, announced today,'
Thirty-eight million sterling are devoted infra-structure in Germany, primarily in imple- mentation of the "forward-strategy" for the de- velopment of airfields.
Α total, ob- £40- milion
represents the "seventh all of South American
standard Infra-structure pro- gramming and is the third [andus} [ncrement of the three- your £250-million programme nureed for cost sharing by tho Council in April, 1953.
At that time, the Ministerial Coundi delegpted to the per- manent NATO, Coutell authori ty for planning a year's OK- penditure on the intra-structure within the framework of the. 2:230 million.
140 Airfielda
A further £10 million of the £94 million to be spent in 1986, representz
States Meeting
Ike Would Like A Postponement
Washington, June 12, ''
Eisenhower
would be happy to con
sums already. President allocated for infra-structure in previous years, but which had not be spent because of the modification planning-
of
sider postponement of his defence meeting with the heads of government of the South Lord Ismay mid that some. | American nations.......... schem 140 aids were, now. ready. duled for Fariams: City on More than 1,243 miles of June 25, the White House pipeline had been laid and in, spokesman Mr Janies some NATO countries fuel was
through them. |Hagerty, announced - to-
cent of the day. £147 million Telecommunica- tions network
Mr Elsenhower's 'doctors havo was completed said that it will take up to six and working.
most. cases weeks to recover from the supplementing existing civilian stomach operation he underwent facilities.
ut Walter Reed Hospital here on Saturthy morning
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than 90 per
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NATO countries had endorsed the so-called "forward scatter” systém for, telecommunications and early warning, developed in Canada and the United, States, and
WITC adopting this
for ΝΑΤΟ techniques murications in Europe.
Intensive Training
CORTI
The naval base programme, including sume 30 separate projects was also well under
Way
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NO EXACT DATE Mr Hagerty said that, if the President of Punoma, with the concurrence of the other Prost- dents of the American States, were to propose the postpone- ment of the Panazzia meeling. Mr Eisenhower would be very happy to consider a proposal.
"The President of the United States, however, is unable at the present moment to consider an exact date," Mr Hagerty saldi.
President Arias suggested a three-week postponement when wda stricken Mr. Eisenhower
Lord Ismay said the intra- structure programme, involving suddenly by ills storech allment
£850 million on Friday morning.—Router.
year gave t musul ex-
be
projects totalling
20-
in the past five NATO members
perience in
of
operation.
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Mr. Evans zando his cusation during - questions the proposed sale Britain's -Trinidad Company to Texzoo.
Mr. Macmillan said the Cabinet was still consider- Ing whether to intervena and prevent the sale, ---- United Press.
India Building World's Longest
Rope Bridge
State. Department an- nouncement said that the latest United States declaration draft draft
New Delhi, June 12. was actually a Chinese mibmitted last December with
the India will build the addition of words to make
world's・・ longest the invitation to dicer that:
rope said,
Nett Neither party was bridge, membership, which
connecting two outcome of the agreeing to abandon the pursuit Japanese participation in last no-year's Afro-Asian conference at
'Bandung.
States Army unit.
Company B of the 86th In fantry Regiment camera club recently and delin quency dropped almost to thing.
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Capt. Barney Burke, the com. pany commander, suggested the idea of a club when he found
thenics for
was a natural
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of its policies by peaceful means: inaccessible areas of the 2. Each party reserved, the Himalayan State of Assam, to 2011 defence if the it was officially announced
The
The specife Rem under dis other by breach of the renuncia- quasion today was the proposal tion of force engaged in armed today. that the group formally re attack; and...
meeting of the UN
Council
that caméra owners in the com- quest a pany had jumped from about 20 Security
to about 100 since the unf Algerian situation-Reuter,
arrived in Germany last Novem
ber.
Ho pledged a contribution out
of his own pocket and an altost,
tion from the company fund, Now the unit is “camern happy."
THREE-DAY PASS
US$8,000,000 scheme,
link
5. Renameintion of force ap- approved by the Federal Gov-
yesterday will theplied both generally and emment
the to speedfically
Taiwan Shellbazar in the Khadi and Jainui Hills with Amingaon in (Formosa) area.
Azem Rejection
Anglo-German Atom Talks
group of West German officials
"But these reasonable hopes
Czech experts, invited by the Government, recently sur voyed the urea,
of the United States were mot The remote regions lost all
by a Communist rejection of
communication with
India
what amounted to its own pro-after the 1947 partition which posal" it said-Router.
gwa the Intervening part to Pakistan
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Proposals
for sirailar
ways are under considera
The winner of a monthly. competition for the best pleture taken by a member of the com-
A West German-British age-1,600-FOOT TV pony gets u three-day pass,
tion for Kashmir and, Uttar Club president,
Corporalment on peaceful use of atomic
Pradesh States. Anthony J. Burzynski, photo-energy is to be negotiated by a
There
are about 20 ropo graphs company parades with duo in London on June 18, an
bridged commecting the Garhwal his cinema comers.
Paris, June 12, Afterwards
District in Northwest · India Atomic Ministry spokesman said Burke sees a playover here today.
A-1,000 feet all-metal tele- with Tuberton trade/points on Captain of the film to check flaws in Vie The Ministry will conduct the vision tower, the tallest structure the border United Prest men's drill technique...
negotiations, but the Foreign in the world,,s to be erected in Each man has his own picture Ministry will also be represented the Moscow suburb of Cher
Wellington, June Moscow ratilo started to pay a traffic fire of £1, -In uniform and with weapons on the delegation
on the
First contacts took place. door to his quarters, and
The tower, which is to bd20-year-old man stole a watch orderly room korps recently tho
on the British offer,
and track of faces in the company made some months ago, to nego- completed by the end of 1957, and chairs valued at £110 by means of photographs.
agreement, which is wil allow felevised, broadcasts pawned them for £1
He was placed on probation Captain Burke cominented: "I necessary, before West Germany, to be picked up within, a radius de know that when a man gots can buy British reactors and of 75, miles around, Moscow, the for two years at Lower Hutt
Radio sald-France-Press.
COUTS,-- Chẩm. Mail Special, out with a camera, he isn't going nuclear fil-Reuter.
to be bored. And when he im'i
bored, he won't get into trouble."
China Mail Special
Ship Refloated
Havana, June 13, The Japanese vessel Shorel Maria". which grounded off Nuevitas was refloated by ho The tug Cable-from: Köy Wests Veselica now undergoing light Popstwafter which it will be determined. If the, dara continue her voyage to
The Shoe M Nuevilge to top Sie Jacke a general way thzidenci
board En
and
Bate on
nushka,
here today.
Thorneycroft Refuses Information
On Tank Sale To Egypt
London, JurMS- 13.
The President of file. Bourd of Trade, Bir Foter Toochegycroft, refused, pice skalis, today, to s' dipokine, delalle, of
hipamente to Eart "I don't think it woulda
sports: department, when the shipments would be completed
öeiving”, the lanka,
Thochezoroff's. - rofusel
heaind
12.
cocatatry, no bottle The Labour Member added, tha
the tanks had been sold
-Apart
from
international co-
financial plan-
infra-structure policies on
standardisation development
had led to the of industries in
samo member countries, and to intensive training
the
technicians.
The political
and:
of
economic
effects of infra-structure plan
various countries ning in the had had to be studied inden sively.
Pilot - Model
Lord Ismay added: "There is little doubt that lessons' learned from Infra-structure could be appiled with equal success to other programmes beyond the
purely military scope of
con siderations,
With the increasing emphasis upon article two (the articic of the NATO treaty which deals in non- military
"by the North Council, it is not Inconceivable that infra-struc
with eldon
Atlantic
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JAP PRINCE
TO VISIT CEYLON
Tokyo, June 12. Prince Mikaga, youngest brother of Japan's Emperor. Hirohito, will leave Tokyo on August 16-for-a-two... week vilt to Ceylon, it was announced today.
Ho will be accompanied by They will be Princess Mikasa state guests of the Ceylmost Government during the visit
The Japanese royal party in scheduled to arrive in Colombo, Ceylon on August, 17.-
Prince Mensa has been in viled to Ceylon to
attend this year's Buddha Jayanti celebra-
on Following its Colombo,
arrival
the royal party will travel to Kandy for a four- day stay where Prince Mikasa - will pay an official visit to the temple of the Holy Tooth aphy "United! Presi
ture activities may serve as a pilot model for cortain future planning,Reuter,
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