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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1987.
INDIAN MINORITY DISPUTE IN SOUTH AFRICA
UN Special Committee Adopt Resolution TV Cameras
Ike Reports To Congress Today
Washington, Jan. 9,
President Eisenhower delivers to Congress in person tomorrow, a stream- lined report on the State of the Union that will in. clude some legislative pro- posals and & review of conditions home and¦' abroad,
He will follow it up next
at
Wednesday with hla budget
message,
The presidential press secre-
tary, Mr James Hagordy, sald the State of the Union message would contain a "few" legislä- tive recommendations, chiefly in the domestic field. But pri- marily it would be a broad sum- mary of the domestic and inter- national picture.
Mr
Hagerty also announced
that the White House had
changed its mind and decided to bar all press, radio and picture Eisenhower coverage when Mr
oath of office takes the actual for his accond term on Sunday, January 20,
OUT OF HAND Mr Hagerly previously had agreed to limited coverage, But he said coverage requesta had "gotten out of hand" and the White Hou4O would hold the ceremony in complete privacy. The public will have a chance to see the ceremony re-enacted ut a ceremony on Capitol Hill on Monday,
Fanuary 21. proposals
Detalled
affecting the "Elsenhower Doelrine" for the Middle East, as well as other foreign polley issues, probably will be covered in die January 10 budget message, according to Mr Hagerty's report, United
Press,
UK - Malaya Talks Near Conclusion
London, Jan, 9.
The Malayan delegation in clay-long negotiations here 10- morrow hopes to conclude its fortnight-old defence,, coonomic and Anance talks with British Government.
the
A spokesman for the Malayan
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ELEVEN NATIONS
ABSTAIN
IN 49-0 BALLOT
United Nations, Jan. 9.
NEW US FLAME THROWER UNDERGOES TESTS
Engaged As TA
'Detectives'
Paris, Jan. 8. Television cameras which never sleep, which never go around the corner for a beer, will be engaged "detectives" to protect of Paris's great.de. partment stores from shop- lifters, it Was learned today.
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After studying the successful
The General Assembly's Special Poli- tical Committee today adopted a six- nation resolution calling for South Africa's co-operation in settling the long disputement store, the director of
over its Indian minority.
The Committen voted 49 to 0 with 11 abstentions for a re- solution jointly sponsored by Agentina, Chile, El Salvador, Mexico, the Yugoslavia.
Philippines and
5. Invite the parties to report ns appropriate, separately, to the
jourtly or Assembly.
for
use of these electronic "private
oyes" in a Philadelphia depart-
Д
"Grand Magasin" on Paris right bank, decided to install a num- ber of television cameras, which will "report" to screens in a smail office staffed by human delectives.
Each
camera, concealed from the public view, will swing back and forth, like an sicctrle fan.
When a suspicious move is noted EDEN'S RESIGNATION
to
Speaking
Indin, the Maharajah of Patiala sald his Nations abstaining from the delegation would report. under vota because they considered the resolution at the next on the screen in the office, the the matter outside UN jurisdie session, hoping that South detective can manipulate the tion were Australia, Belgium, Africa's response would make camera by remote control, Canada, France, Italy,
the
a "more heartening" | keep a suspected shop-lifter in possible | Netherlands.
New Zealand, response than in the past, view. Portugal, Spain, Turkey and The United States, while SHORT-WAVE RADIO Britain.
voting for the proposal,, said By short-wave radio, he can through its delegate, Mr Phillp report Bonsai, the Assembly's near the scene of the suspected views "will gain neither strength crime. nor efficacy through reiteration."
Since Inception
the
There has been in General Assembly since ita_{- ception in 1940. It involves alleged
discrimination by the
Government
South African
ne 400,000 persons of against some Indian origin. Indians first began emigrating to South Africa in the 19th Century.
South Africa has always re- jected UN action on the question on the grounds that it is a mat- ter solely for domestic jurisdic- tion. The South African delega- tion walked out of the Assembly In 1955 and again during the present session, protesting against UN decisions to
debate The larger but related ise of South African racial policies.
Resolution
The resolution adopted today, which is subject to confirmation at a plenary session, would have the Assembly:
1. Note that India and Pakistan were ready to negotiate with South Africa.
2. Express regret that South Africa has so far
3. Unge the
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that
At Variance
to a
colleague who is
The colleague, if he has
mere not gone round the corner for a arrest the lady who has tried to
beer, can and probably wil
(US) views the Government of South Africa
walk out with a necklace in her sleeve.
considerable
number CHIMOTOR, Acrvens.
of
CAME AS SURPRISE
United Nations, Jan, 9.
Sir Anthony Eden's resignation as Prime Minister of Britain caught the United Nations by surprise today although many delegates said his action was not completely unexpected.
Some delegates had predicted, not comment on that, But I be- Eden's resignation ever since lleve that Sir Anthony Eden "The fact that
and the General Assembly acted will continue to contribute to those of
costly of the Union
portable radios will have to be sharply to the British-French British affairs and to the friend- installed,
Britain and are at variance does not impede-
but
human military action against Egypt ship between the
with a 64-5 vote for a ceasefire delcctives, already employed
India." by us from expressing our regret that the unproductive efforts of the store catch about 5,000 shop. early in the morning of Novem body to influence the part-ifiers every year, and recover her 2. The sharp rebuff to polley, and the round problem
merchandise
worth
nearly Edon's pole depriving us of the constructive
denunciation of the British $20,000. co-operation in a wide variety
new system will prevent ten of
times as many thefte, and save was regarded as definite setback Пelds of a country which
to Britain's prestige. played
this
Cillar
before
US
the
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Flold tests of the New E 30
R-1
one-shot diamo-thrower Army developed by the US Chemical Centre are plotured AL Edgewood. The weapon weighs only 284lb when loaded for combat, as com pared with the 72 lb weight of _the_mulsiplo-shot model. Designed for close-range combat situations, its light weight enables
sadily
to be "jumped" with a para- trooper as part of his equip“ ment.—Express. Photo.
Non-Violence Campaign
Allanta, Jan. 0. One hundred Negro clergymen have been designated to lead a campaign of non-violence almed discrimination at ending racial Atlanta.
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CHOU GIVEN
HONORARY DEGREE
Moscow, Jan. 9. Chinese Premier Chou En-lal was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Political Sciences at Moscow University today for his participation in the elaboration of the fiva principles of peaceful co- existence.
When Chou spoke, after the presentation, he "was given a standing ovation after each sen- tence, by the 2,000 students assembled in the University Auditorium.
The Chinese Premier said in hia apooch that the Soviet Union, through to realisations and ex- perience, had shown the way for all Socialist. peoples, He thanked the USSR for the aid it had given to Chipa.
A fourth-year Chinese geogra= phy student made one of several speeches welcoming Chou to the university. Students in the halls cheered the Premier as he visited inboratories and `rooms of the 80-storey university, — France. Presse.
Russian Go-Slow Over Yugoslav Nuclear Reactor
Belgrade, Jan. D.
A Yugoslav Government delegation left here today by air for Moscow to discuss nuclear co-operation with the Soviet Union,
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According to an Emat European source, Russia
not fully implementing
agreement signed in May to provide equip mant, experts and atomic fuel for Yugoslavia's art muelez reactor, to be built by early 1958,
Aloo
It is believed that the walley in the Assembly debate Monem Rifal saw "encourage. / among public bus passengers in reported to be going slow in the
more than $200,000 a year.- France-Presse, the
establishment
a leading role in
of both League of Nations and of the United Nations and which has demonstrated its willingness to support the United Nations in its resistance to aggression and in other important ways," sald Mr Bonsal.
He said he was pleased to note that the resolution did not provide for automatic inscrip ton of the question on the next Assembly's agenda.
Several delegates said tifat while the UN had been ineffec- tive in settling the dispute, the organisation had to retain ita In the results of morul
Foderation mission bald today not alred to ne partice "to faith
there will be two
two sets of meet- Ings tomorrow a general dis- cussion in the morning between Tengku Abdul Rahman, Maliya's Chief Minister, and Mr John Maclay, Minister of State for the Colonies, and a plenary session of the conference in the afternoon.
The spokesman expected 10- morrow afternoon's meeting to be the last of the talks-
Reuter.
enter into negotiations to pressure, facilitate a settlement of the problem and more particularly appeals to the Government of the Union of South Africa to co-operate to this end."
4. Recall D -resolution adopted
last session, "which provides a unifled pro- grammo under the name of nd- visory services in the field of human rights.**
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Opposition
Some delegates predicted the end of Eden'a career in the Bri Ush premiership when he failed to gain an invitation to visit Elsenhower 111
Brighter Future
Jordanian Ambasador Abdul ment for a brighter future!
Rank Asha of Syria said: "It is a welcome move. It is the right stop to take to handle the situation."
talco spota
of the
To during his
rocent of Japan sald: "It is a pity. 1 nan-violence in word or ection... Russia to stand by the original
US AFRAID OF MORE IMPORTS
San Antonio, Jan. 9, US oil producers are worried about "extreme new pressures" for in- creased, foreign imports
holiday in Jamaica, They pointed out that Eden's
when prestige suffered
the President invited Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India, instead.
No Comment
There was no immediate com- as soon as the Suez Canalment from the British, French
is opened for traffic, or United States delegation.. Robert L. Wood, president Consensus of the Afro-Asian
The Soviet Union was Implementation of her economie. commitments to Yugoslavia in At a meeting in a Protestant general, as a result church here, the clergymen were ideoiogical dispute between the instructed to board buses and two countries systematically "to
Communist partics heretofore reserved for whites only. They were further it was expected the delega Ambassador Toshikazu Kast stricted to display "complete on would try to persuade
like him so much."
to show love and goodwill at all programme for building the There was no immediate com- times."-France-Pressc. ment from the Egyptian delega- tion. Underlings in that delega- | Hon
the news with a greeted smdie and Q shrug. They indicated that Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi, who is here, would consider a state- ment from him at this time "prematura."
Some
Ironic
delegates,
refusing
of the Independent. Petro-blog of 27 nations, which had quotation by name, found it The Japanese delegate, Mrleum Association of strenuously opposed the Anglo- | Inonie that "Eden set out to Koto Matsudaire, saying his America said today.
French action in Egypt was topple (President Gamal Abdel) country opposed any form of
summed up by Ambassador Nasser (of Egypt) but instead He also said Congressional Sudjarwo racial discrimination, noted that
Tjondronegoro of found himself toppled.”—United
Press the Indian minority issue was a leaders have been made "more Indonesia. delicate question that should be aware of the destructive effect
"I am surprised at the news," "groat caution." of excessive imports. By wiched with
said his delegation voted positive with respect to ell im-it more likely a month ago,
suit Congress will be more he said. "I would have thought. for the
resolution with the understanding that
the term ports if they are not effectively "regret" in the second operative itmited under present law."
As a TC.
India's Minister of Stato V.K. Krishna Menon said:
paragraph implied no "condem-
BIG RESERVES nation In absentia of the good Addressing a district menting faith of the South African of the influential trade group, "I am sorry to hear about it Government,
Wood said the threat of higher I have just now received the
resigna Some delegations regarded imports stems from these main news. I understand the the resolution as too mild. Mr Iactors;
tanker Lion was for reasons of health. I Saleh Bhalfan of Saudi Arabia capacity and efforts to produce regret it because we are per- sold it should have provided a all the all possible, as soon as Sunal friends. Since it is a condemnation of South africa. possible, once a normal situation matter of British politics, I can-
is reached.
Punitive Measures
Mr Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub of the Sudan said that neither "regret" nor "condem- nation" was enough-"punitive moasure?" wera nooded.
The Special Political Com- mittee will meet on Friday to take up the apartheid question involving racial segregation policies in South Africa.-United Press.
EMPER Gary Davis 问问 四 容
DEFERS PULLS
ACROSS
1 Young horsey (5).
4 Brought down to earth (6).
8 soot part (0),
10 Norwegian dramatist (5).
12 Amphitheatres, (0),
14 Cause of
17 Ancestor ("Plexity. (1),
10 Source of oil (7).
39 Kind
of
bird (7).
da Clever (4)."
23
Trying out (7).
27 Feel indignant about (6).
20 Dwell (8).
30 If you love it, you're in
(0).
31 Puts off (0).
32 Tugs (8).
DOWN
1 Bird nola (5),
2 To catch her in, give the
girl a ring (B).
3 Croop (5),
5 Ireland
Scots dri (0),
7:Disavowed (8).
9 Parson (7).
11 Hound (0),
13 Famous (7).
15 Uncommon (4),
10 Kicked
(colloq) (8).
18 Curb (4)
it 20 Further on. (8),
21 List of velges (6).
21 Procipitope (8),
26 Drive (0),
20 Pierces (5).
28 Boothaager (4).
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Arrows: 3 Primates, 8 Hard
9 Privates, 11 Complete, 13 Bell, 16 Maritime 18. Decaying.
19 Mos), Tundmom, 50 Dosipan, 20 Till, 27 Caterergo.
1 Chic, Cum, 4 Rams, 6 Move, d Tithe,.7 Sian, 9 Pisin,
Items, 12 Oroom, 14 Laing, 10 Issue, 17 ans," 19" Med (P) Arson, 91 Kipg, 23 Drug, 33 RAU, 24-BIJA
Tears Up
Ticket
Amsterdam, Jan. 9. Gary Davis, self-styled "First Citizen
Incrasing
"Because of the_tremendous
Middle size of
East oil ro serves," he said, "It is obvious what these developments could mean in the way of future im- ports
HUNGARIAN
When we look at this situa AID NEEDS
Im-
tion realistically," he stated, "it becomes clear that permanent, effective restraint on oll ports is as vitally necessary as ever."-United Press.
EXAMINED
EXHIBITION United Nations Assistant
CLOSES
Paris, Jan. 10. Mr Philippe De Seynes,
Secretary-General, said in Paris today that ald was needed inside Hungary na
IN CANTON well as in the Hungarian
Paris, Jan. 9.
refugee camps in Austria.
Mr De Seynes, who arrived in One million people visited | Pals on Wednesday, after the two-month exhibition of study of conditions in Hungary,
D
of the World", left Chinese export commodities at bo had received the full po-operation of the Hungarian Hollant tonight by plane for the which closed in Canton to Government, United States after spending 10 day, the Now China News days in gaol in Amsterdam.
Escorted by the police to
the
His visit, bo wid, hath been Agency reported.
Among the visitors were 40,000 for two reasons; to estimate the airport, Davis said he was not from more than 50 Asian, Afri- needs of the Hungarian people which could be covered by an can and Humppoɑn countries, us well as Americans and Allsing aid programme and to study
of
lens, overroes Chinese andres the organlention and functioning
PartPinly be regarde the dia
going voluntarily to the United Bates. To prove this statement ho tore up his ticket then and there. Davis is homeward Bound aldents of Hongkong and Mamaq without money or paperij.
Hungarian Red Several
the agency ch yours ago he gave up hia American
During the exhibition, a total ributions of and provided by the passport 'in
United Nations through the of 6,000 transaction order
amounting to make out his town to £20,000,000 wore cordaded International Rod Crobe Com passport na "Citipon of the with merchants from over 30 mitten in Cheruva.
World.
quatriem and other régions. Flighty-eight per cent of them
Mr Do Semok was dún to visit
Tiging from Abadan one KLM plane, he was not allowed
got off at Existunt, Bo Wore With Arian and African Car body to read
roport for this United Nationa merchanta he had no valkų paper, Не The transactions covered more | He wiff return to New York at continues his flight, to Ameter: thers, a fontano di cognmoda fer, the end of the wool to hand dom, where he amyed icon winch included 100 raw, Bodies this report to the Secretary- December 31, and, was pat ini | trigi
producen
reactor, China Mall Special.
Mollet's Speech Arouses Interest In
In UK
London, Jan. 9. Premier Guy Mollet's declaration on Algeria
aroused considerable interest in British Govern- ment quarters today as a forceful policy state ment on the eve of a fateful UN Assembly debate. ----1-1----DE...................... Seemingly designed to counter.
Kft the twin premanen İrom
11 YEARS OF CAPTIVITY Algerian rebels and the UN,
こ
This aged Japanese mother (watiga more than 11-YORIN
for the moment-reunion with her son, who had been a Bovlet prisoner-of-war einde tho ang of the second wOKRA war. The pork of Málstra was Jurulund: with other parente welcoming back 1015 Japana mtioners from Biberia, who wor's relentąd to mark the furinal penengolion of dipiornalis relations between Japan, and the Bowley Unon cur
£30 Premier's declaration ape peared hero as a dotermined government move to attack outado interference and hold out a new deal for Algeria.
Oment government
com
ment was not immediately available. The British Cabinet, called in a hurry for a meeting with Sir Anthony Eden on ha return" from a visit to the Queen, was deeply preoccupied with internal problems.
Critical Situation
But officials were said to be studying the declaration In the light of the critical situation in the Middle East,
Diplomatic observons discerned little in M. Mollet's declaration that the French Premier bad not hinted at before in some form or other,
But the forceful declaration today wea held to present a clearer and more determined re- statement of the Government's Algeria plans on the eve of the
Cuasion
expected United Nations dis- Special attention focussed on M. Mollet's call for co-opera- tion of the two groups: Algeria the French settlers and the "rebels'in aquality, liberty and justice.”
Fading Hopes
10
Observers discerned in this appeal the fading of the Gov- ernment's hopes that the two: communities could ̈ merge and become one through, common. rights and interestä,
• The most forceful element Was seen in M. Mollet's unequivocal, stató-- jument::"FYRECO
will: neyng abandon Algeria, United Pre
London, Jan. 9.5 MY R. G. Chletisim has beets appointed. Deputy High - Com- missioner ini. Madras, and TI. Crostwalt, Deputy. High Commissioner, in Colombo, the Commonwealth Relations Orion arnogmeedia today."