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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1957.
GRAND OPENING Authoritative Confirmation In Washington
THURSDAY DEC., 12th 1957
at the
LEE THEATRE
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THE
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featuring
GALINA ULANOVA
Raisa
NIKOLAI
Tito Halts US Military Aid
Yugoslavs Resent
Public Criticism
In US Congress
Washington, Dec. 9.
An authoritativa United States source today confirmed that Yugoslavia had asked for a stoppage of U.S. military aid. For all practical purposes the military aid pro- gramme had been or would be discontinued, the sources said.
Whether spare parts and maintenance assistance under the military aid programme would be continued was a matter under review so was the whole subject of continuing economic aid, which was largely in the form of farm sur- pluses.
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The economie aid programme, “difficulties" with various cle- for Yuposluvia has been run- ments in the United States con- ning at a rate of about $100 cerning the military aid pro- million a year.
gramme to Yugoslavia.
No figures have been given for the military aid prostramme, But informed sources said that from 1950 onwards the United States had been sending planes, lorries, trailers and variety of lighter arms and equipment,
Jel
during the Reports
last three days sald Marshat Tito of Yugoslavia had "'re- nounced"
fortber United States military aid at a meet- ing with the United Blaten Ambassador Mr James Rid- Gleberger
Brioni Island
last Friday,
The State Department spokes- man, Mr Lincoln White, declined to confirm these reports at his dally press briefing today. He conned himself to this official statement:
Discussion
W.
James "Ambasador Riddleberger met with Marshal Tilo at Briont on Friday, December 6, for a discussion of U.S-Yugoslav relations.
"During the course of the meeting, various United States ald relationships with Yugoslavia were discussed."
Moving Away?
The programme hnd in fact been discontinued for a short period last May. No major item had been delivered during that perlod
of suspension, but the supply of spare parts had con- tinued,
relatively small
Since May, number of jet aircraft had been delivered, oficials sld. These sources declined to characterise the suspension of military ald as implying that Yugoslavlu was moving away from the West and toward the Soviet bloc,
They declined to say whether! the United States welcomed or regretted the move,
However, they said the State Department recognised that the military atd programme had been "an irritant" in U.S.-
Reuter. Yugoslav relations."
Espionage Ring Broken Up
Tokyo, Dec. 0.
broke
up
Why The Space YOUNG CAVE EXPLORERS
Rocket Failed: Official Statement
Washington, Dec. 9.
The US Navy said today that the destruction of the Vanguard test matellite al Cape Canaveral, in Florida last Friday was the result of a mechalosì failure in the launching rocket's pro- palxion system.
The damage to the steel concrete launching Bland WAS "moderately serious" but repairs wura expooled to be completed in ་ short period of time, It added.
Detalls of the mechani- cal failure vers not dia- closed on the grounds that they were Mecret.
The statement, issued by the Omet of Naval Re- wearch, wald the failure to lawich the test sztelle into space, and the repairs necessary on the launching site, were not expected to Jeopardine the launching of the fully-instrumented earth satelito next year, The Largol date for fring the
fully Instrumented aphoresis next Marchin Router,
Did They See
A Flying Saucer?
Ontario, Dec. 9. Residents in various parts of northern Ontario say they saw a mystery object streaking through sky, about 6 p.m. last night.
the
SAFE AND SOUND
----Trapped In A Maze Since Saturday
Kettlewell, Yorkshire, Dec. 9.
Weary rescuers late tonight brought out the last of six young student cave explorers trapped since Saturday in the maze of tunnels and caverns called Dow Gill Pot hundreds of feet under the bleak, Yorkshire moors.
All six, four youths and two They all fell asleep on n' girls, were safe and well, but | ledge at one stage, buddled to- the girls were exhausted after gether to keep warm. 50 hours underground.
The
when they
youngsters, whose ages range from 10 to 29, did not even know what day it was were found by rescuers huddied on ledges a few feet above swirling ice- cold foodwaters.
the
rescuers
More than 900 experienced "potholers," police, firemen and frogmen played their part in
hazardous rescue operation.
At one point they had blast their way through a fali of rock with gallante. Onc frogman collapsed in the waters.
One by
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jey
one the youngsiers were brought to the surface -- fat Peter Clough, then Black- burn, the leader, Michael Coralct, Joan Smith, 19, Curls- tine Woodward, 18, and Robin Turner.
"I'll Return"
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Peter Clough, the first out, said: "I want to go on potholing (cave exploring) and I want to go back to this one ngain."
open air.
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When they woke up. Clough end Blackburn decided to try to explore a way out. The others were too tired to make the trip.
Sald Blackburn tonight: Wo'd been crawling four to Are hours when we me the Arst BOGCUCTS.
did wo Only then realise how overdue we were." Cloug sad that when they heard the detalls, of the rescue if had no idea we were causlog operations, they were amazed.
so much trouble he said.-- China Mail Spockal.
THE $64,000 QUESTION
New York, Dec."*9. Teddy Nadler, the St Louis TV quiz, whiz, comes up next week with a chance to de for another US$04,000 — he'll get US$32,000 it he does,
Nadler and New York comic book writer Norman Fruman
answered
With a blanket draped round struck out the Uird contestant his shoulders, Clough told the in their The $04,000 Challenge he (CBS) programme natel last tlory of the rescue moked his first cigarette in the night at the U9$32,000 level,
Fruman correctly We entered Bow Gill pots $32.000 question, Time ran holb at 2 pm on Saturday, ho
out before Nadler could be ask- said, "In the first five hours wo cd his final round of questions An Ontario Northland Rail-covered about 300 yards.
in the general knowledge cate- way conductor said he saw tho
|gory--United Pross ebject from a train travelling south about 53 miles north of North Bay. He said it hended for the train, then veered away,
greenish in colour,
A Trans-Canada Air Lines pliot who saw the object said he was certain it was not B star.
The Japanese police an- Ungenarmed Belgrade reports nemend that they had said the reason Marshal Tito today a North Korean esplen-eving a streak of fire. It was had decided not to accept ago ring directed by the intel- further U.S. military aid was ligence section of the North that the Yugoslava resented Korean Home
Ministry, public criticism of their country *The announcement said the
States Congress police had rounded In the United and elsewhere.
Communist agents in Kobe and United States officials said raided 13 places in different today that this country under-parts of the country. slood Yugoslavia's reasons for The authorities ordered a wanting discontinuance of milf nation-wide dragnet to capture tory aid. They said they re- four other agents. France- cognised that there, had been Presse.
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"But then the first sertova accident occurred, Peter Black- burn slipped and dropped the plastic bag he was carrying with our watches and spare torch
batteries in it.
"The bag fell into a swirling stream and was awept away before anyone could grab it,
"We struggled along tha One observer would eight narrow ledges fringing tho spikes were protruding from stream, which was knee-deep the object, three on top, three | and waist-deep in parte,” on the bottom and one on each side. Ho said it resembled a flying saucer.
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Reports of the 'object from Pespanola, Englehart and Iroquois Falls-Reuter,
Without their watches, said Clough, they lost all track of time.
When he was brought out he thought it was
still Sunday, afternoon,
TOO. INNOCENT TO DIE
SAYS A WOULD-BE
Two
KOREAN ASSASSIN
Seoul, Doc. 9.
WO of a trio of would-be assassins, sentenced to death for an attempt on the life of Vice-President John Chang, petitioned for a new triat last week and one promised to "expose the whole story".
One of the two, Choi Hoon, 38, in a laboriously scrawled note, said he wanted a new trial because “I am too innocent to be sentenced to death."
Only hours after Choi submitted his requent direct to the Seoul District Court, bypassing his counsel, Lee Duk Shin also sub- mitted a request for a retrial.
The 37-year-old Lee, a former lleutchant in the National Police, stated in his handwritten note: "I will expose the whole story of the case." Loe also bypassed his counsel.
FORGIVENESS
The ROK Supreme Court Inst month upheld death scalences for the three principals involved in the shooting, ending ono.of the most sensational criminal cases in the history of the young republic.
The triggerman in the attempted assassination of Mr Chang on September 20, 1930, King Song Bong, 27, has made no request for a retrial,
The Opposition Party vice-president, who was wounded in the hand as he emerged from the National Theatre here after a political address at the Democrally Party convention, has. asked President Rhee to commute the death sentences. Vice-President Chang told the United Preêş he requested leniency for the three because they had no personal grudge against me" and because he was certain they were “the dunes of someone behind the scenes.”—United Press.
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