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MIDDLE EAST HQ TO MOVE? UNITED STATES
Mrs America 1957 Elected
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Mrs Linwood Findley, 3% of Arlington, Virginia, pictured after her election in Fort Lamerdale ng "Mrs Ameries 1987," Mr Findley has been 18 years married to a US Air Force Lieutenant-colonel, has four children. In the compoti- tion she scored in such events as cooking, baking, sewing, ironing and table-potting. Her favourite household tank in Kardening,
Prizes that go
with the "Mrs, America" title inolude a trip to Europe for Mry Findley and her husband and a newly-equipped kitchen,
Express Photo.
ELECTION
MRSAMERICA
RUSSIAN TROOPS TO
STAY TEMPORARILY
IN HUNGARY
Budapest, May 27.
Hungary and the Soviet Union today signed an agreement in Budapest on the legal status of
| Russian troops "temporarily stationed" in Hun-
gary, it was announced here.
Mr Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, and Marshal Zhukov, Defence Minister, who ar
CLASHES IN rived here by air today from Moscow, signed for
LEBANON
Beirut, May 27. Twenty-two persons were in- jured and several were arrested in election clashes at Tyr and Nabethleh in south Lebanon, it was reported today.
Soveral arrests were made in Tyr where the police had to call for army reinforcements after supporters of the two opposing candidates clashed, injuring 21."
The troops
the Soviet Union.
Military were
Hungary's signatories the Foreign Minister, Mr Imre Horvath, and Defence Minister General Geza Revesz,
The Hungarian Foreign Minis- try announced the signing but gave no details of the text of the agreement,
A spokesman said this would probably be published in the next few days.
Aggression
The announcement recalled a
pronccutors and Foreign Minisiry legal experts of both countries took part in
the talks and the Soviet delega- tion__ included army General
Government at
Cyprus Would South Texas
Function As
Front Line
Nicosia, May 27.
Plagued By
Flash Floods
WILLING TO GO HALF WAY
GO
London, May 27.
Mr Harold Staasen, Chief American delegate to the United Nations Sub-Committee on Disarma- ment meeting here, said in a brief statement to the committed today that the United States. was will. ing to meet the other members half-way in any Dallas, May 27. first step disarmament agreement, conference Flash floods from rains
sources said. ranging up to nearly nine inches plagued South and He added that there
Texas today many dimcult issuca
were The Fources expected 10% about morrow's meeting of the sub-
with a general discussion and
Proposals for an eventual move of the Southwest British Joint Middle East Headquarters while some 5,000 food fugl could be found
where the hall-way mark committee to be taken up mainly from Cyprus to East Africa are understood Dallas to the North kept agreement would be of mutual aspects of the complex disarma
tives of Fort Worth and }* But he felt that a partial exchenze of views on various. to be under study at present, informed wary oye оп receding interest not only to the avement problem.-Reuter, military sources said here today.
They added that the proposals were believed to have been submitted by a committee of the Imperial General Staff following its recent visit to Kenya.
The sources were commenting | war theatre, the organisational on British Press report that the nerve centre embodied in the Jaine Headquaricze would be Headquarters would be exposed split inte Northern and Southern to the hazards of frontline posi- Sections, with the Southern tione; Headquarters in Kenya. The Northern Section would remain No Сургов.
A
waters and new rain rations on the aub-committco:
but also those outside who clouds.
were potential mliltary powers, Mr Stassen was reported o having said that the States would bo Decking П : first step agreement on a sound, safeguarded basis.
Torrential raina measuring nine inches at tiny La Pryor, 21 between seven and a halt and miles south Uvalde, closed roads and flooded streets in a score of towns south and west of San Antonio,
Ban Antonio Itself was hit by wake of Nash, nooding in the more than three and a half
WATERSHEDS
2. In such o conflict, re-inches of rain, but there were no inforcing Cyprus by sea 'carly reports of deaths ar in- Headquarters apokesman would present probleme com-juries. caid the reports were "pure pllested by a possibly hostile speculation" and there was no Brypt blocking the Suez Canal; question of splitting the Head- and quarters, which wag planned' roven years ago and implemented carlier this month.
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DURABLE PEACE
United
The sourcos sald that Mr Stansen said that the objective was the same as at the beginning of the sub-commitice's mectinam durable peace,
Improve prospects of
-to
NO POLLUTION FROM ATOMIC PLANTS
Washington, May 27. The Atomic Energy medical Commission's director said today that m
Mr Zorin was understood to great many atomic power have relternted the Soviet plants caa operate por- Unions' willingness to negotiate mally in the world without a partial disarmament agreement. danger of radioactive pol-
lution.
Frio Rivers, which flow. for Anti-A-Bomb
milea
Most of the heavy rains came 3.- Recurring conflicts in in watersheds of the Nueces and the Arab Middle East may But informed military sources
well isolate the Headquarters in many
through ореть Eaid that on eventual move of Cyprus from vital zones of com- country, without imperilling any the Headquarters from Episcopi, mitment, including Aden and the towns South Cyprus, to East Africa Persian Gulf could not be ruled out in view | of the rapidly changing
defence requirements in the nuclear age.
Advance
Position
the
Such
Shelter
Meanwhile,
estimated Art
Paris, May 27. a situation exista at fourth of the 4,000 homeless
Work began today on a five- present, with the RAF unable evacuees in the flood-sodden storey building in Paris which to fly over
first anti- Arab territory, Fort Worth area were able to will have France's necessiting long detours return to their homes today as tom bomb shelter. The wisdom of using the Suez Sherift Herlon Wright estimated
The building will have AD In the event of a transfer of Canal
for military reinforce flood damage in Tarrent County ato shelter for 150 people pro- the Headquarters from Cyprus, meata from Cyprus barea on the island, particularly sull o question mark,
is also during the past month of abnor-tected by a reinforced concrete ceiling able to withstand a mal rains at $25 million, Hoyt Air Force's £24
shock wave pressure of 100 tons million atom bomber base at The eventual future of Few of the 2,000 evacuers in per square metro,
as Cyprus either advance positions.
would function
consequent to neighbouring Dallas' southern self-determinations, or partition fringes were able to get back They would Kalni Britt might also mean that British to their homes toxiny despite a corumitments of
Headquarters might be based on Jocul nature in
three-foot drop in the Trinity the Middle East, such as
the
foreign soll,--Reuter.
River levelUnited Press, guarding of all routes, member- shilp in the Tripartite Committee. on Israeli-Arab frontiera and the Bagdad Pact.
Akrotiri
RAF Sources sale construction
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A. I. Antonov. The Soviet dod already begun on a big now legates were the guests of the airbase in Kenya at Embalmet, Hungarian
Nairobi, planned reception in their honour in the nuclear bombers, parliament building tonight,
Other reasons which One of the chief demands by understood to be dictating the insurgents during and after the reported move of the Headquar
are said to include, the Hungarian rising, crushed by ters Ruslan troops last November, following:
forces should
and Hungarian
cleared the town iant Soviet-Hungarian state/ was that Soviet
to re-establish order.
ho was
meat two months ago
leave HungaTY. that
But Soviet
Sovereignty
In Nobathich, a parliamentary Soviet troops should remain in Communist lenders have made candidate suffered a foot injury Hungary in view of the present it clear that they will stay. When
ambushed by international situation and in political foes.-France-Presse.
The
interests of "common defence against possible aggres- sion from the North Atlantic bloc."
Discussions on the agreement, Hungary's parliament building on the Danube shore, were held in an atmosphere of cordial friendship and
The basing of Russian troops mulual in Hungary is consistent with understanding.' the announcs-international agreement and ment said.
does not infringe upon the Sovereignty of Hungary, Tasa
Brest, May 27. Three persons were killed to- day when a shell exploded in an gunpowder factory near Brest Three persons were also injured in the blast. The origin of the explosion was not immediately known-France-Praze,
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The official Russian news that the agency Tase reported agreement stressed the tem porary character of the Russian garrisons in Hundary..
sald.
1. In the event of the Mediterranean becoming a
NAZI POLE SUSPECTED
OF KILLING
London, Many 27.
A renegade Pole with a The agreement makes move-Nazi past may have killed ment of Soviet troops outsida their bases subject to Hungarian Countess Teresa Lubienska Russian to keep her from revealing milltary personnel and their his secret, informed sources dependents will be subject to said today. Hungarian civil law,
approval, Tass said,
A Joint Russo-Hungarian) The 73-year-old Countess, a commission in Budapest will heroine of Nazi concentration deal with any dispute arising camps in Poland, was stabbed to
of Soviet doeth on Friday night from the presence troops In Hungary, the agree-London subway platform.
ment says,
Police were reported working The agreement will Lala today on the theory that a Pote effect when ratification docu- who collaborated with the Nazia ments are exchanged in Moscow, during World War If had killed Ts said. No date was set for her to keep his secret safe. the exchange.—United Press and Reuter.
ANOTHER QUAKE IN TURKEY
Istanbul, May 27. Another wtrong earth- quake was recorded at the Technical University here today in the wake of yester day's disturbances which killed 63 people.
A "foreign looking" man and a woman in red shoes were Бост running away from the platform as the Countess stag-, gered to on elevator gasping "bandits! I've been stabbed!”
Countess Lublenska, who lost her husband in World War, 1 and her son in World War II, devoted her life in Britain to seeking redress for those of her countrymen who suffered in Nazi concentration camps.
COMMUNISTS
Teresa Labienska, today as clared in Paris that "the Com munista dlled my mother.**
The daughter of Countess
jugown to tavo been destroyed Nearly 600 homes and now
by Fosterdog earthquake in day." Norther
Turkey, Thoumnia -Mademoisolia Lublenska, maių nore homes were dunagod. her mother never had expressed Frequent tremors were ro- any opproberision' of, namissipa- peated from Balu, in the ottobre | tion, but she had many enemies, of the stricken oren. People "I always had a feeling that there are staying out doors for this would happen," the mid, Dar their shattered haunts will “My mother was on their list, collapse on them.
and so werd we all. It was a Turkish troops rushed to the terrible thing, but perhaps it is pren aro aiding in rescue optra- | biotine to, dia khat way. She died tions. The earlliquake was felt | in the sorvion of her country and in towns within a radius of 140 X sum prout of her. She was n miles of Bolt, including Schen, he worked hard to the anxi.
patriot and a Roman Catholic); Eskisehir atid- Adapazari.
Instrupenonta fn the Kandilli | They did her a serviço. TiVI Observatory" "in Istanbul were sould be mud, to join thee, oracions per the databacon would not be upDSPYY --UTANEO | Kubutio
Extra # United Pruik.
The daughter, in an interview with AFF today at her modest seventh-story walk-up room Center of the now, qualeo wanacar the Are De Triomphe, de estimated to be about 110. miles clared: "I forgive the murderer, from Istanbul
whoever he is and wherever he for him and prayed for him to- ". She added: "I said a mass
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