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THE CHINACMAIL, TUESDAY," OCTOBER 120, 1986♪
Marshal Rokossowski's Fate Bouquet Fo
MR CYRANKIEWICZ
Polish Premier Visiting India
New Delhi, Oct, 22. Pollsh Premier Joseph Cyrankiewicz Is due to arrive In New Delhi on November 15 at the invitation of the Indian Government, well
Informed sources stated here today.
-
After an eight-day visit, he will fly Lo Rangoon where he is expected on November 23, stated. -
the same Bour con Franco-PromIO,
Arabs Allege Interference
Under Discussion
WIDESPREAD SUPPORT FOR REINSTATED GOMULKA
By SIDNEY TAYLOR
Warsaw, Oct. 22.
Poland's Politbureau today discussed the future of Mar- shal Konstantin Rokossowski, Polish born but Russian trained Commander-in-Chief now dropped from its ranks usually re- liable sources in Warsaw said tonight.
Some unconfirmed rumours said that the Marshal had gone to Moscow.
for
one
the
Poland's capital did not get much sleep last night, Warsaw madlo said.
were
Group meetings for and wide develop her friendly relations today expressed
with support
unct Eltersda
other Full-day-featured Wladyslaw Socialist countries, Comulka the nation's champion Вид Constantly
21
Suspense with which petplea tezuring of more and quieter helpings of phase was "on the basis
of
waiting
Lor
Inni the democracy.
result Observers complete equality."
the election to the of Faw in this the real clue to the loadership and later enthusiasm
when the result was announced situation
In speciali There was much speculation over the radio and
Marshal editions of newspapers kept the Future of
in the Rokossowski. It
widely citizens of the capital was argued that his position
streets until the early hours of 06 Commander-in-Chief had been the morning. made untenabic,
In Poznan Juderent in of the trials arising rent riots of Inst today unexpectedly
from the Jute was postponed. th"
and
least fortnight For ut legal sources sald,
Linked
In Protectorates tonight of the
Cairo, Oct. 22. The Arab League Council appealed to Britain today to stop "interfering" in seven protectorates lying between Yemen and Aden.
Yeanen is disputing Britain's control of the protectorries.
The Council, representing nine Arub countries also passed resolutions stating the Arab states would support the prin ciple
of self-determination for the people of Cyprus and back Indonesia in her dispute with the Netherlands
West Irion.
UN NOTIFICATION The Council possed a resolu- on instructing Arab delegates at the United Nations to take the necessary diplomatic action aiming to put an end to British interference in protectorates."
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for the
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When the streets eventually became deserted, one could still see the light in the rooms for A long time,
Warsaw radio today reported that the workers of the Worsow car factory at Zeran spent 18 hours in their factory and only this morning, a new shift took
ལྕ་ over.
On the other hand a common- held opinion was that he was Privately that they believed staying on fer some time in his this was Jinked with the pit thus being the compromise political devolopments,
Die Poles had made when Mr There circles weET talking Nikita Khrushchev
his and the possibility of a colleagues
Russian general amnesty
Politbureau new unexpectedly pri- somers in the riot cases but und uninvited into Warsaw- Poznan court officials said they without passports the Poles say knew
nothing
smilingly and interrupted the The Communist Party news-eighth plenum of the Central paper
Trybuna Lucu declared | Committee. today that
with The alliance Hussia remained the corner- slove of Poland's policy.
Meanwhile the ciles buzzedi with rumours of Smejet troop
movemen
of this.
Most people seem to werep: that Polish troops were on the nove on Friday night but they inerely may manoeuvres ordered by Marshat | of
have
Hokossowski.
been
Since then there have
been further movements which may have been no more than turning from posillons.
Lorry-loads of armed Soviet trooper
moving were
today through Klesalewice a village about halfway between Warsaw and Poznan
Smiling People
A Reuter
The Council also decided that
correspondent who the forthcoming session of the UN General Assembly should drovo through the village this notified" of Britain's morning Faid that two Soviet of the Emirate of soldiers with rifles stung across Occupation Oman and efforts should be their back were on duty in the made to "regtare the Uberly
market squire directing the and rights of the Emirate," lorries with Bugs.
Despile which borders on Saudi Arabia.
Warsaw -United Press,
seemed to be a elly of smiling people today.
ali
this
Many people fell that how ever delicate the alluation may
the Government and purty leaders had
Russian New Delhi, Oct. 22.
resisted pressure
Marshul 10 keep Delhi postmen decided early today to end a three-day strike Rokossowski on the Politbureau during which
then more
all dunger had now pussed
Tho million letters and parcels have
thome of newspaper plled up awaiting sorting and leaders and political speeches delivery-Reuter."
Polent wanted to
Strike Over have been on Friday night after
ohe
was
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Found out (10).
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Mass Meeting
Reports have been coming_in
smail since the
hours today from all over Potand on the cordial reaction of the public, the Polish news
agency PAP alated.
young
A mass meeting of all focal
The people in Cracow greeted party
held organisation
at "with great joy" the election of Szczecin (formerly Tetilimin) to Mr Gomulka to the post of First
the repatriatlon Secretary, it wold. day demanded of all Polish citizens still the
sun in
Renation among Soviet Union, the rehabilitation
Generuls Berlings and people Spychalski and apologies from the writer of the recent Pravda article which "slandored" the Polish press, Warsaw radio re ported.
warm.
bas
the
boert
particularly
Five-year-old Margaret Davis presents B bouquet to Princess Margaret who was paying a vitất to the hospital st Tangs during her vilt to Tanganyika.—Central Press Photo.
IKE TIPPED TO WIN BY
that
REDUCED MARGIN
Washington, Oct. 22,
The American presidential election campaign, today entered its final fortnight with the major public opinion polls indicating that Eisenhower will win again but by a somewhat reduced margin. Political analysts acknowledge | concerned public Dower and In resources, with the Democrats last-minute shift sentiment, particularly among charging the Republicans with voters who sa tar declare they permitting the nation's timber From carly morning people have been unable to make up and water to pose Into private queued for newspapers,
their minds
might give Adiel hands for selfish'exploitation. Stevenson's
IATOW victory.
This apparently 13-un choc However, they are betting
in tive issue but Imited
ite against it.
geographic appeal to such states as Idaho, Oregon and Washing-
Bursts Of Applause
whose
The issue of haiting H-bomb testa by agreement with Russia and
other major powers, dramatically injected into the About 20 speakers addressed campaign last week by Steven- some effect on the two hour meeting which was, may have
the eventual vote. Interrupted
by bursts of ар plaust, cheery and enthusiastic shouts of "Gomulica, Gomulka
eye-witnesses said.
and
Not Caught Fire'
$1
ton.
Can Do Better
Foreign policy, particularly with respect to the Middle East, for has como in
some fairly vigorous debate.
A live broadcast of the meri- ng called by the students of the Szczecin Polytechnical Nearly five thousand workers School was given by the redio, at the Zispo locomotive works
The meeting greeted every in Poznan
grievances reference to Polish sovereignty sparked the June 28 riots
off with stormy applause lasting tonight unanimously pledged sometimes for half a minute, they support for Mr Gomalica. but only a few people could be heard clapping when the speakt- are referred to Polish solidarity with the other countries of the Socialist camp. that speaker sideve domand complete independence of the Sejm (parliament), the
But so far it has not "eaught
However, the issues have not the Judiciary and
professors University office
fre"
on Issue with the been clearly joined. The Demo- pubile prosecutor should be scientists in Poznan were among average voter.
crats charge that Elsenhower and quaranteed
that parlia- the group who met and approved
Despite the spate of scientific and Secretary of State John mentary control over the Gay- the new party programme. ernment should be introducett
and press comment released by Foster Dulles have "bungled" while Stevenson's pledge to take early matters in connection with Suez In the Poznan court
agreement, and Israel but have not offered waiting for today's proceedings action to seek such
citizen does not any specifle remedics. to begin one of the eight youths the average In the dock read out to his appear to be much affected by
On both sides the foreign reltow accused extracts from, a all the arguments. nowspaper report of Mr Stevneson went against the policy argument seems to boll advice of his principal advisers down to the "we can do it better than they can" level without any when he raised the H-bomb Issue. They cautioned him that real substantive suggestions
proposals. K was not a real voto-getting
The Elsenhower personality Issue. However, he is reported
is acknowledged to be the only to have felt that the dangers of thing which will loop the Re continuing the great that the matter had to be publicans in business
cicction. debated,
The President is running tar So for the prediction of his
the ahead of other Republican can- campaign
didates in more areas and the Lue had
appeal grent
Limited Control
"We demand that the right of the Government to control the press should be restricted Gomulia's return to power and and should be limited to the changes in the leadership writings touching on the de- of the Communist Party. fensive capacity of the country or advocating the overthrow of the people's regime."
This also Was warmly ap-] plauded.
The Sejm will meet tomorrow, Warsaw radio said tonight.
which At the sesalon
will
probably last one weok it will discuss among other things
蒜
to dete of the
bill on indemnities payable to whe havo suffered persors Wronsta owing state authorities.
A delegation of the Yugoslav Parliament, will be present at radio tomorrow's sitting, tho said.
AMERICAN MAGAZINE
IN RUSSIA
Moscow, Oct. 22.
On Same Level
Studends of tho Poznan High School of Agriculture passed a resolution
Mr welcoming Gomulko's speech.
General reaction of the man
Lest Were So
таплуста
По
that
ATOMS FOR PEACE PLAN OBSTACLES ARE REMOVED
United Nations, Oct. 22.
The last major obstacle to the establishment of a global "atoms-for-peace" agency was removed today when the 82-nation statute conference op- proved a compromise on control of by-products of peaceful atomic products,
The conference, called last month to discuss the rules to Bovent the agency which was In 1953 by President however, was expected, to (ERO · MERCLIEN RPPROVAL DE late today. The document will be opened for signature on Thursday and Friday by coun tries wishing to join the agency.
Chief: difficully in drafting the statute for the International Atomie Energy Agency w3. provision for the control of Nasonable materials that could be used for military purposes.
Russian Support
ROCKET TO
MOON IN
10 YEARS?
Los Angeles, Oct. 22. A top aircraft industry spokesman said today he "convinced” America could "land & rocket On the moon within 10 years
in
Asian and African countries, if we chose."
Itd by India and supported by
demanded
that
Russia, had
Wellwood E Benll source materials for atomic pro-vice-president of. Boeing jects be kept free from controls.
sonder Al-
plane. Co of Seattle, Washing- They contended that such conson, told the American Bankers trols handicapped smail powers Asseciation's Band annual con
in uranENTA OTT'S if they vention "the future of aviation accepted international help for is coming at us
so fast that peaceful projecta while the my inclination is to duck." biggest powers not asking much aid could do as they pleased with their atomic projects,
They also objected to original provisions requiring that fission. able
materials — such plutonium --- produced
115
In agency project must be returned
Beall said in the commercial aviation fold
a 200-passenger attaining speeda jet transport up to 1,500 miles per hour will be cruising around the globe by 1975.
USEFUL
will be
intercontinental
to the agency's "bank" of such products. They argued that such by-products should be retained primarily
**This plane
for
useful
by the countries whose peaceful and other long non-stop routes,”
"It will projects produced them, so that he said,
fly from they could be used for still more | Seattle to New York in one hour such projecte.
and 45 minutes, and from New York to Paris in two hours ori 25 minutes
3 Provisions
A private
meating
and Switzerland,
this
this
Approved by
Bonil said the further step in supersonid intercontiramnstal transport some time beyond the
However,
moming reached agreement on a compromise sponsored by France year 2,000 could be in rocicat
*by that time the 75-0 vole, with 3 abstentions, human race may have a new
afternoon, it provides
set of values and no longer-be 1. That chemical process great interested in seeing hony ing of nuclear materials can rub on our earthe shall be done in such a way bound treadmill."United Presi
they
that
cannot
be
clandestinely diverted to
warlike uses and that
health
and safety standards shall be followed
2. That
material
produced in agency projects
may be used for "peaceful purposes under continuing agency safeguardis for
research
tion,"
OF
In
reactors,
not excwa
Caught Man On Line
Second
Penang, Oct. 22. Officer Prohaska.
Wog
existing or under construe-enjoying one fishing from the stem of the ship Dinam here feltirgo tug on his line and 3 That any
discovered that he had hooked needed for such projects an Indian wharf labourer. shall be deposited with the Dinera
anchored well IAFA to
prevent
stock-out in the stream and no one piling. But that the country could explain how the labourer,
Bruch producing
excessca Kanisamy, came to be there. may have the materiais reHe was given a meal and turned for use in projects soo warm clothes before being approved by the_agency as taken ashore, China Mall needed.---United Press,
ог
Sandor
in this
in the street appeared to be appears to have been borne out, odds are, according to political
"now things are going to be different and better."
A local Communist sald, "The people are behind Gornuika and they will work for him because he has told the truth. We want to be brothers with others but on the same lovel."-Reuter.
Missionaries
Thero ja
no evidence that veterans, that Congress will go to vote the Democrats, although the ang'one who intended for Eisenhower has been dia State may be very close.
The strong feeling of politi- siladed from that action by the cal analysts that Elsenhower difference between the Prealdent | C
is based on the test ban will win re-election and Stevenson
not only on the nationwide matter.
polls, but on spot checks of key states,
Backing
These show that in such criti- cal states do New York, Illinois, The fict that scientista of Michigan,
Indiana, Iowa, equal repute disagree with 'Jarge | Colorado and Oregon the Ins numbers backing both the Eisen-cubent has a comfortable lead. hower and Stevenson position- Stevenson. is not conceded a undoubtedly is most confusing to very good chance unless he can the volers
Jack some of these states,
Somewhat Worried
In Auch
situation, they
Blamed For appear ready, in general, to
Uprising
Khartoum, Oct. 22,
Democratic leaders. However, refuse to concede that the pollé are completely accurate or in dicative. They believe that when it COFOS down to
voting Stevenson wi
ASTRO With sufficient majorities in lony, states to gain the electoral votes moods.
me to elect
accept the assurances of General Eisenhower and his Administro- tion that the radioactive danger from the desia is far from the level where it can, harm man kind. The first lasue of the US Christines zalandonaries have If Stevenson is unable to Governancnt Rusion-language been accused of being one of capitaline on the H-bomb tests magazins Amerika to come out the Indirect causes of the agita ́as a major point to influene after several years interruption tion which led to the uprisings votes, the Democrats will be in was sold out in a few hours to- | which occurred in the three the position of going right stay day:
southern provinces of the Budan | down, to
to the wire without an Republicans, acknowledge that effective issue of national scope. | they are somewhat workled by A People queued up in front of in August last year,
mado in The accusations var nowa stands early in the, mor-
of the decline in registration figures in The relative prosperity the report of the Administra country makes it difficult for the some areas,United Pre
renite the Re- Live Inquiry Commission Into Democrats to the trouble which, whe publie publican #peace, prosperity and en today by tản Butanese Gove progres" approach to the voters.
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