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ATHENS ANTI-TURKISH
DEMONSTRATIONS
A scene from the recent anti-Turkish demonstraffords in Clafthmonos Square, Athens, in which students clashed with police. The demonstrations followed the burning in Nicosia by Turks of a number of Greek shops. This in turn followed the murder of a Turkish policeman.-Express Photo.
6, 1957.
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TESTING TIME AHEAD FOR AUSTRALIA ANGLO-US SOMALIA
OUT OF POCKET
Canberra, Feb. 5. Australia had an นาง favourable trade balanÇO of £10,000,000 in her travel acobust last your, Prim Minister Robert G. Men- nies told 150 dele stes a
ALLIANCE
New York, Feb. 5.
Sir Harold Caccia, the British Am- hassador to the United States, said today that the US must use its power and in fluence to bring about a settlement of the opening sessio of the Middle East problems. Pacific Area Travel A sociation (PATA) cod- ference today.
He said the days ahead would be a testing time for the Anglo-American Australians spent £22,000,000 alliance as well as for the United Nations.
travelling abroad, but visitor to this country spent only 20,000,- 000, he said.
must
**We
regard modern transport as a means of ex- changing ideas and not a mean of attack on other Menzies salt.
countries,"
Sam Mercer, executive direc.. 1or of the PATA, said the Pacino is beginning to attract the rich American tourist market.
"Wo do not doubt that you have power and influence," he caid. “Will you use it, rightly or wrongly? That is the plain question to which your prin cipal ally is awaiting the
answer.
KIEV LEADER RESIGNS
Moscow, Feb. 5. The First Secretory of the Klev prea Communist Party Committee has resigned, follow- Ing "a long illness, the Pravda Ikrainy reported.
BORDER
TROUBLE
·Romo, Feb. 8e
The Italian trum territory of
Somalia, looking forward to complete independence in 1900, Ethiopia, the President of the
la having border. Urqubio
Legislative
yesterday. | Abdullah,
with
Asambly Aden Osman, sakl here
Mr Osman, added that it was not the "shooting kind?", but a problem of defining the border between the two countries which since 1936 has been. source of "gravo DODOa” to the people of the area and in "jár. ticular for "shepherda and their grazing lands."
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Mr Osman at present la route to the United Nations as
United FreSS,
He told a meeting of the English Speaking Union in Now York that Président Elsen- hower's Middle East doctrine, The paper said the outgoing awad of a three-man delegation which would give the President
tent regional party leader, G. E scheduled to meet UN and standby authority to use force Grialike, has been replaced by Italian officials of the Trust ACCOMMODATION
to repel any Communist
#g- his deputy, P. E. Shalesi. —Aununistration for Somalia, gression there, was a US re-France-Pressc. Reporting on improving hotel
In Australia,alisation that the Middle East accommodation Mercer said the travel business was an essential support area its allies in Europe and, 18 Increasing to such an extent for that even awall, with its tro therefore, for the whole North mendous botol expansion, might Atlantic Alliance.
the pendulum swinging backward by 1080.
Mercer sald 21 European na- to enter tions permit tourists with
and landing passport card only, but that rod tape in visas and documentations evident in the Puelne countries is a deterrent to travel there,
He appealed to these countries to simplify their entry proce. dures-Unlled Press
MOVE TO END
TO END EURATOM'S
TUG STRIKE
New York, Feb. 5.
MEN TO SEE IKE
any
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Soviet Pressure
Sir Harold said that Britain hoped that the doctrine woulti He added that both succeed. countries had learned that the moment they were divided the would sicp-up Soviet Union direct threata
indirect and
World pressures against them. pence was being preserved by the strength and unity of the free world and its policy of de- terring nggression-Reuler.
Developing Manpower
Washington, Feb. 5.
Washington, Feb. i. The New York Board of Trade tonight urged
Euratom's three wise men President Eisenhower to invoke the Taft-Hartley will call on President Elsen- The Atomic Energy Commis- Law to stop a five-day tugboat strike that has hower at the White House to slon (AEC) today announced a new expanded programme to marrow afternoon, it was jeopardised the "health and welfare" of 15,000,000 |nounced today.
help develop
for manpower rapidly growing The group is here to discuss America's persons.
with US officials plans for the atomic industry.
nuclear pool,
Gold Coast Legislation Passed
The
De Willard F. Libby, the
was
In a telegram to the President, supra-national the Board said that government | ***
They are specifically interested
the programme intervention to obtain an 80-in power sector prototypes Atomic Energy Commissioner,
nuclear ruci, their cost and said day Injunction would prevent |
"In the immediate availability. The wiso men designed "widespread suffering and began talks
Atomletura to expand specialised strike
clear energy technology tu economic loss in the
Industrial by
and federal cra- who have Energy Commission oficials this 4,000 workers halted three-fourths of the fuel oil and coal shipment into the city.
with US
morning.
As Both the Secretary of State, Doyous and a "quota of foreign Ma John Foster Dulles, and the National #
a long range maid, it would assist project, Prealdent have given strong sup- collegen and universities London, Feb. 5.
establishing curricula and "Although the strike involves port to the creation of Euratom. Ghana Indepen- only about 4,000 workers tying Franz Etzel of Germany, vice
The group is made
Vice scquiring scientific equipment dence Bill tonight cleared up only 400 craft, its adverse president of the Coal and Steel for use in nuclear science and
upon inter-state com- Parliamentary effects
Community, Louls
Armand, engineering instruction.
It would also provide for a Imervo and international trade president of the French callway stages and now awaits the jure tremendous and out of all system, and Francesco Gloradni, campaign
to interest high Royal assent to become proportion to the number in president of the Italian Research school students in nuclear sub-
volved," said the telegram. It Council-United Press.
jects-China Mali Special. was signed by Bernard Day. Board chairman.
All its
law.
It turns the West African British colony of the Gold Coust into a sovereign indepen- dent state, Ghana, on March 6. Final Parliamentary action the was taken tonight when House of Lords gave the bli
an unopposed reading.
third
and Anal
US Arriving
The strike may force the huffe incoming liner United
It was approved by the House States to discharge its passen- of Commons just before Christ-gem before docking.
AMENDMENT DEFEATED
that
The 53,300-ton nor is sche-
In the Lords' debate, the duled to arrive here on Thurs- Government defeated by 60 day with 1,483 passengern, in- votes to 31 a Labour opposition cluding the retiring US Am- amendment to delete fruar the bassador to Britain, Mr Win- bill ♫ provision excluding throp Aldrich, and the United Ghana from new Colonial Deve L. Lewis. The ship had been Mine Workers chiet, Mr John lopment Corporation aid after
Independence.
scheduled to arrive on Wed But the Lords were assurednesday but was delayed by bad the Goveztunent. would weather. The United States review with Commonwealth will be the first big liner to ar countries the whole question of rive here in the five-day tug- ald to newly-independent mem- boat strike that has created the bons and it necessary,
consider treat of a serious fuel shortage
in New York City. legislation to provide it.
The funds of the Colonial Development Corporation Arc designed only for dependent territories-China Mail Speciaj.
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Other ships have docked but the United States has never without the assistance of tugs
attempted such a risky man- ocuvre. A spokesman for the United States Line said that Ir the weather was bad, particularly windy, and the strike continued, the passengers would be removed from the liner by tender or ferryboat In the vicinity of Staton Island.
If the weather la favourable. he said, the incoming passengers will remain aboard while .at- templs are made to dock the Uner-United Press.
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Air-Lifting Americans
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Miami, Feb. 5. SAN American Airways · ro-
PAN
ported tonight that the US Embassy at Port-au-Prince, Halli, had asked the airline to evacuate
175 approximately
US citizens from the Hattian capital early tomorrow.
miles and transport a second lond to Cludad Trujillo, 160 mkeo from Port-au-Prince. The plane will then
return
to Hall, and fly the remain- ing US nationals to Miami. Passengers landed at Kingston and Ciudad Trujillo will have an opportunity to board regularly scheduled PAA
outward flights from cities.
those
Fan American said it would dis- patch a DC-4B, capable of carrying same 60 passengers, from Ciudad Trujillo, Domini. A general strike has been in can Republic, In time to begin the girti from Port-au- Prings tomarow.
Tho plane will carry the first
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progress in Port-au-Prince since Monday. Haiti's pro¬ Joseph visional President, Nemours Pierre-Louls, re- on Sunday-United
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