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IRAQ HAPPY TO SIT WITH BRITAIN AT PACT
ASIAN DEVELOPMENT
FUND PLAN FOR SIX COUNTRIES
Tokyo, June 2.
Japan will present an outline of Prime Minis- ter Nobusuke Kishi's Asian development fund plan soon to the six countries included in his current Southeast Asian tour, according to Foreign Office
sources,
Kishi broached the plan in general terms in his talks with the heads of state of Burma, India, Pakistan, Ceylon and Thailand, and was expected to do so with Nationalist China's Chiang Kai-shek tomorrow.
MR K. GOES
ON TV-
CAUSES STIR
Japanese Ambassadors to the six countries will be instructed soon to start official negolia- tions on the establishment of the fund and a technological resturch centre, It was said.
Talks with Indocsia, the- Philippines and Cambodia will get under way when Kishi visits there countrica in the uutann.
DIFFICULTIES
Washington, June 2.
Japanse Government circles, The televised interview however, were sold, to admit given today by Mr Nikita that there are many dificulties Khrushchev, the Soviet the way of establishing the proposed lund. They pointed out that Kishi's plan depends on
United States to
supply inosk of the fund but but there si great subit whether the US in would government expert
do so in view of the European affairs said that Mr | political situation in Southeast Khrushchey
Communist Party leader, caused little excitement the among officials here.
Onc
obviously
had Aslu.
aimed at impressing his Ameri- czu audience with talk of peace
An outline of the Kishi plan ful coexistence and cuturai | was said to include; exchanges.
But the impact of his words had been largely dissipated by poor translation on the part of the Soviet Foreign Ministry official interpreter and by the fact that the Soviet leader had sold itle or nothing new,
CONCILIATORY
1. The fundi will be
Juintly financed by the
member nations of the Culembo Plan and other Asian countries and by US investments. In- vestments could be made either in hard currency or in local
money.
2. It will be operated by a bourd in which
This ollein! described Mr every participating, nation hoa a Khrushchev's expressed willing-| volcé. In addition an advisory wess to accept a partial first slep | committee will be created towards a disarmament, agrees] ensure democratic operation, ment as conciliabory, in view of
the current London disormament talks.
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The United States agreed with this approach. He said it was Interesting that
Soviet Nie leader had again advocated the Sevlet proposal of a negotiated withdrawal of the US and Soviet troops from Europe, but, here again Mr Khrushchev had suld nothing.
Another US offeinl described the whole interview as dis appointingly dull.
He said he had been intrigued that Mr Khrushchev to find could not answer the question how many troops the as to Soviet Union retained offer re- ducing its mrmed
by forces 1,000,000 men.
He said it was inconceivable that the Soviet leader would not
to
3. The fund will range
development projects in
THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART IS
THROUGH HIS STOMACH
ANDRAS
CORPS
The Lord Mayor of London tasting a mouth-watering cut from a pig's head provided by QMSI Horlock (Wrac). With the Lord Mayor is Lieut-Col. E. M Sykes (Wrac) London District, who organised the Wrac recruiting. The Display Van at the Royal Exchange (the Heart of London) with its many services on view WAS to stimulate recruiting to the women's services, →→→ Army News Service Picture.
Preparation Going Ahead In Pacific For Next H-Bang
Christmas Island, June 2.
Although the dates of future British hydrogen bomb tests --and how many are being kept secret, preparations wore going ahead today for the next explosion.
Like the previous two, it will be an air burst with the bomb dropped from a Royal Air Force Valiant jet bomber.
such a way as not to compete with
Operation Grapple-the codo any existing Ananding organs, Louns will also bename for the teale scrier-ls ex- made to stabilise the prices
of pected to last for the remainder
of the sumFUIKT, ngricultural products.
Offleeth
and men who wit- both tests were nearly nessed Ail agreed tho second--lost Friday-was bigger.
★ 4. No
strings, either military or political, will be attached to the loans,
PROMOTION
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Photographs of the first ex- plosion tend to bear this out, Mr
The fund will be eventually but the scientific director increased for the purpose of W. R. J. Cook, and others re- promoting trade within the area fused to divulge any informa- and establishing on organ fortion which might indiente the settling accounts. -
megaton yield of either bomb.
The projected technological research centre will air ot promoting the introduction of Japanese industrial techniques
remember without having to to the member nations through refer to official documenta.- | an exchange of technicians, the China Mall Special.
sources said...United Press,
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MUFFLED SOUND
shipa Talking points among crews were the spectacular way which the column rose up from the stu to join the mushroom hand of the explosion cloud, and the absence of any loud bang. All that was heard was a distant and muffled sound. Reports of the first test also Indicated the bang was quito small.
Scientific Results On Way To London
Christmas Island, June 2. The scientific results of Britain's second hydrogen bomb test were on their way to London today by air.
Instruments which were located on desolaté Malden Island, only a few miles from the actual target area were collected by helicopters flown from the aircraft carrier Warrior within two hours of the bomb test two days ago as soon as it was confirmed there was no danger from radiation.
Quick Check
An Avenger aircraft was later "catapulted from the flight deck of the Warrior and took the mistruments to Christmas Island base for a quick check by the scientific stoff on the spot.
A is understood that the arrangements called for u fast Canberra jet or jets to take the instruments and photographs direct to London from Christmas Island.— China Mail Special.
Another feature of the second! NO DIVORCE
explosion was the perfect halo
formed as the cloud rose up to
the layer
in the lower
atmosphere called the tropo-
pause.
FLAT MUSHROOM
According to scientists,
mushroom cloud from
-ANOTHER
FILM: BERGMAN
NEW FLOODS
STRIKE
FORT WORTH
MEETING America To Be Invited To Join
By JOHN TALBOT
Karachi, June 2;
The Ministerial Council of the Bagdad Pact meets here tomorrow for the first time since the Anglo-French intervention in Egypt, and at the top of its agenda' will be an invitation to the United States to join the Pact's military com- mittee.
General Nathan F. Twining, Commander-in- Chief of the US Air Force, arrived here by air today and is standing by to accept the invitation. The US is already a member, the Pact, other subjects likely of two Pact commi 100s-the to be discursed by the Minis- Economie and Counter-Subver- terial Council include the latest.
the sion-though she la not a full developmenta la Jordan,
member the Pact.
visit to Bagdad of King Saud Amtrier's acceptance will of Saudi Arabia, administron bring to a head discussions for nud operation
of the Euez
-a plan of defémáve co-operation Canal, plano for a new. où of military forces within the pipeline to the Mediterraneas Pact area, probably under a through Turkey and the weight Moslem Commander-in-Chief, of the threat of subversion Such discussiona have been coming from Egypt and Byrle. going on for some time antong Pakistan'a dispute with India military experts of the Pact. over Kashmir is not on the agenda, though It is considered ocrtainly for informal dis- cussion.--Reuter,
Strength
The importance. attached to this week's meetings cum be judged by the strength of the delegations sent by the five full members of the Pact-Britain, Paldistat, Iraq. Perala and Turkey.
Prime Ministers head the delegations of the Moslem con- tries.
Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Bri tish Foreign Secretary, arrived here today at the head of the British delegation, which In- cludes Field Marshal Bir Gerald Templer, Chief of the Imperial General Stay.
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Mr Loy Henderson, US Under-Secretary of State, heading an eight-man delegation
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'LET'S COPY
CHINA'S
FARM PLAN'
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Say Indians
New Delhi, June 2. of observers to the Counci
A seven-man Indian de- meeting.
which Both Mr Lloyd and Generallegation,
visited Twling spoke of US relatica Communist China Inat July ships with the Fact on their to study agrarian co- arrival,
has Mr Lloyd said: "Wo are de-operatives, lighted that the United States mended setting up 10,000 is becoming more closely farming co-operatives in India in the next four
rocom⚫
New
Dallas, June 2. A
torrent of seintos with us.... mighty
"Our objectives aro peace, water spilled over the flood
stablilty
and economic wellll years. barriers of Lake Texoma being."
In a minute of disscut to the between
and Oklahoma
General Twining of the report, two members of tho Texas today and new floods United States strongly supports delegation said the picture
the Bagdad Pact's objectives, agrarian co-operatives seen by struck Fort Worth,
The Pact is playing an im- them in China
was very portant role in reinforcing the different from the one painted
free world.**
Of
United States
beleaguered southwest the security and stability of the by other members of the delega
raine swept
i a weather binge that had run into it early this month, causing an estimated $130 million in flood damage and reduced hundreds
The Persian Prime Minister,
|tion."
"We would regard it as dan- gerous_that_ our policy should be unduly influenced by an un- of flood victims into a hopeless Mr Manusher Eghbal, who also critical study of developmenta in state of despair and frustration, arrived today, declared: "We will one country, particularly when
Most of the rivers in Texas be happy to ste other countries those developments and Oklahoma were at flood accode to the Pact, especially and they pertain to a country stage or above. High water or the United States-whom THE whose agrarian policies emanate, washed-out bridges closed 65 hope to see a fully fledged Pact from a political philosophy highways in Texas and numer-member,"
'which can only be carried out
totalitarian ous roads in Oklahoma.
political
TWO DEAD
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A feature
of the statements by matle by the majority of delego-apparatus."Reuter. tion leaders on their arrival bere has been the emplesls on the
are recent
Two portons were feared dead solidarity of the Pnet, despite RADIOACTIVE
In the now outbreak wtenz
of flood- past differences over the Anglo-
French intervention in Egypt.
The main theme of these has been this the
At Fort Worth, Big Fossil Creek rose three feet in 15 statement miautos, causing the inevitable Pact has more than weathered evacuation the third and the storm and has emerged stable that fourth times of residents in the stronger and more fashionabla Bouth
Richland before, Hills suburb..
After Suez, Iraq refused to
Many residents of
FALLOUT 'LIGHT'
Las Vegas, June 2.
Isit with Britain around the The United Statos Fort Council table But Iraq has Atomic Energy, Commis where floods chased overcome its objection, and her son said today that the 4,000 persons from their homes Prime Ministar, General Nuri
ALGERIAN Worth
REBELS BLAMED
the
the old
Paris, June 2. The "Algerian National Move Paris, June 2.
ment" (MNA) has called Ingrid Bergman, 39-year- general strike for next Wednes Swedish-born actress, day, it was loaned in Paris to
day, in pralost against last
a
only last weekend, had refused | Al Sald, declared yesterday radioactive fallout from to return to their water-wrecked when he arrived with the the second homes.
Turkish Premier. Mr Adnan plosion | Menderes, that he was "happy A squall line passed over to alt at a conference table with Fort Worth lato yesterday and Britain."
nuclear
etorrent
in the series of tests in Nevada had been relatively light *new mains fell there today. 'We Are Friends' on the site of the test.
Water was rising in parts of
In a communiquo issued a the city that were still under
(On-heating this remuek, Me{few hours after the blast, the water from the disastrous foot of a week ago. Polico ran out Hasan Suhrawardy, the Pakistan Commision said no contamin of barricades in blocking off Prime Minister, commented: "retion of adjacent regions had small, alomla bomb would prob- | said here today she hoped wrek's massacre of 303 Moslem low areas in the city of 400,000 we sit together we are friends." } been recorded. A9 a résult, there ably not reach the tropopause, to make a new film soon villagers at Melouza, which it
today.
The considered view here in will be no delay in preparing The cloud from a modlum sized with
coming that the Pact has now gained the her husband,
RUNOFF the claims was perpetrated by the
explosions, the bomb would probably reach it,
appreciably in prestige and today communique added, Italian Director Signor rival "National Liberation but not penetralo. it and thus
The more
planes watching the The runoff from Lake Texoma commands considerably Front" (FLN). would spread out beneath the Roberto Rossellini.
spills into the Red. River which respect among the Moslem states atomic mushroom cloud bad tropopause like the head of a
Stalke order lendete Isated by last month reached high floods a whole then hitherto,
been recalled to their busca, two fat mushroom.
Miss Bergman, at present op- the MNA declared: "Our stage West Central Louisiana, It is understood the Military hours after the explosion bo- pearing on the Paris stage in brothers at Meloura died because A really large bomb, such as Tea and Sympathy," told they refused, as the whole that exploded on Friday,reporter:
Algerian pooplo refuses and penetrates the tropopause and
will siwaju refuse, all forms ascends into the stratosphere;!
of subservience,"
"If Roberto brings back a sull finally coming to rest at aable subject for me from India height of about 100,000 feet. I hope we shall be able to make
another picture together."
In addition to being higger than the firet, the second bumb differed in other ways, accord- Ing to Me Cook, though he
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Grooves (4)
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22 Divide (8)
19 Lees (3)
14 Outer (8)
17 Nations (0)
20 Din. (3)
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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Direct,
Trips,
7 Statue, & Spare, 10 Iris, 12 Matador, 18, SAD, 10 Code, 17 Evor, 19 Tires, 20 Distised, 11 Done, 23 Stug, 24 Custom, 25 Bleep, 28 Candid, Down: 1 Despised, a Reallace, 3 Chum, Replaced, & Fertőd, & Rasi4 11 Struwela, 12 Dintus, 13 Hawerbed, 14 Redeemed, -15 Violatą 22 P.
CONFIDENCE
SIX MONTHS
Miss Bergman added she and her husband, who have not been (each other for six months, will De reunited early in July at their acaside villa in Banta Marinella near Rome when Rosellini re-
The post of best was, evarsaturns from India Bonazzolett tlưa
aster
Signoir Rossellini, who la being dropped from the Valiant, | malang documentary pictures which won itself estimated to thore: Last week, obtained- en hayo flown at 40,000 feet,
extension of hág visa from the Indian Government after the
An atmosphere of supreme Romboy authorities refowed to corridoneo was present among grant it. the talk foren during tin second
test which was carried ouS BUM "Mim || Bergnon | tadar emiked confully and apparently with and shook her hood when mÉNÈSINES uxact flashes China, Mail if", the pleamed a divoZTE.... BANNER
Committee will discuss details | cause their instruments no Engineers ob Texoma kept of military co-ordlisation · and | longer - recorded any concentra- the floor gates closed for a then submit a report to the ton of radioactivity the com- long as they dared, but when Council for political decisions, muniqus, said, the water went two feet over In the light of this it is thought The stalk of the mushroozta The leaflets added that the MNÁ. | the spillway and kept climbing, that the council meeting due to cloud was not absorbed by the had taken up the defence of the from buvy rains on the water end on Wednesday, will last clount but fell to earth" in- Algerian people ngainst sheds, they opened the flood-mi extra "day,
mediately after the explosion, "pseudo-patriót" FLN ITAL- gation on the world's longest
Mr According to
Awn the communique durera-Franco-Presc.
man-made lake-United Pread. Khalidi, Secretary-General of France-Presso,
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NO ONE WANTS THE ‘HUSHI»HUSH' DOCUMENTS
Washington, Juno 2. Harvard University has plain- tively appealeg lo the govern ment to help it get rid of a vast heap of secret wartime, documents, some of them so. hush-hugh, nobody 'nt tho achoyi daves look at them,
the Horvaid took its cian to
chairman of he: Houro Gor-}'s dehusent Information Naub=" committon, Mr John Mosa, Mr
The
hòn tham 'vlogestióry' govtzamand clorumon to leport the docu- monta
Mons appealed to the De- Fland is la coming, Harvied $1,200 fence Secretary, Mr Charles o your just to sloto the papers: Wilson, to come to Harvard's in badly noodud library space.
The trial accumulated while Thin Me Mona maid, Haryand World War I resoarch pzbJerus And wait required to above were going on eb Hervorth. Eturas prvosan pupow. which no ji occuplat - a space equal-to-e de Harvard dag Jools: #t, room 70 by 100 feet, pecked -wed which Harvard ORED, EOS g from door to ceiling, Bo
for
the
ald
University'a . *Edbrary, has been trying ten years to get rid of docummits, only to be thwart ed by red tape. It cannot re- turn them to the government, It cannot burn them, and: 14. cannot give thimin, ketag
Me Mows maid roue at the papermartamcat, comove away
pnotably bad been docimskijed.