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BULGANIN'S REMOVAL
TR Nikita Khrushchev's
M
nasumption of total con- | trol of the Soviet Union and the Communist Party does not come as a surprise and it had been confidently forecast that the announce- ment would be made at the current meeting of the Supreme Soviet.
Since the removal of Mr Malenkov and other mem- bers of the Soviet hierarchy It has been evident that Mr Khrushchev la the all- powerful dictator and that Marshal Ruiganin merely a figurehead with the nominal title of Prime Minister.
was
It in the latest and perhaps the most decisive develop- ment in the power struggle which has been going on in the Soviet Union ever since the death of Stalin on March 5, 1953.
CHINA
No. 37009
Established 1845
TIEK WEATHER; Fresh NË winds, cloudy, and, cold.
FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958.
FREE HAND FOR
Wins Vote
On Good Offices
Mission
Paris, Mar. 27.
CUBAN
REBELS
CAUGHT
IN US
Brownsville, Mar. 27.
The French Prime Minister, A Coast Guard cutter ram-
M. Felix Gaillard, was į
today effectively given
a free hand in the good oflees negotiations by the French National A6- sembly.
Dn
guan
med an 85-foot Nicarn: freighter loaded with machine guns, rifles and mortars off the Texas const today and Coast Guardemen captured the Cuban rebels,
Praise Galore
For
'Dear Nikita'
Moscow, Mar. 27.
Price 20. Cents
RELAX IN
DAKS Whiteaways
INALITEN TROI
HONGKONAS E
NUOTĶ O H.
GAILLARD Tory
When Marshal Voroshilov announced Mr Nikita Khrushchev's appointment as Soviet Prime Minister today he said "an outstanding role in all recent achievements belongs to dear Nikita Khrushchev."
He
added: "We all know | The Council of Nationalities as an outstanding | will meet tomorrow morning of the Party and) and the Council of Union to
untiring morrow. afternoon, the Soviet for more News Agency Tass reported. served the They will
During a debate on the ap- plications of the framework low
In addition to the rebels, who Khrushchev fur Algeria, Ex-Goullist
themselves on Expersonality Dronne, called Deputy, M. Raymond
Force," Coast Government. . His tried to force M. Gaillard to yeditionary
scized four
energy and firmness make an immediate declaration Guardsmen
Nicaraguano, who were the than 40 years has the good offices mission. This M. Gallard refused to crow on the freighter El Orion.
cause of Socialian do saying that it was not help-
The arsenal on the boat In-
mumiem, ful to "multiply declarations." cluded two
дре mortars,
45 He then went on to repeat that machine guns, six or seven France's most important ob- calibre pistols, four M-2 rines, lejotive was to obtain Tunisian nine Springfield rines. 15 or 10 non-interference" in Algeria, M-1 rines And "plenty of
ammunition for them all." Secondary
UNIFORMS
One immediate result of Mr Khrushchev's new powers to put him on a par with the other heads of
ments in the negotiations for a "summit" meeting and also to ensure that he will lead the, Sovies delegation to such a mecting, if it is agreed on.
Indicative
R John Foster Dulles, the
M United States Secretary
of State, has interpreted the recent upheavals in
the
M. Dronne had tabled 고 motion asking for urgent Government statement on North Africa particularly on the alate of the good,offers mission.
M. Gaillard said that the question of the position of French troops in Tunisia would become "secondary" if the Tunisian aerodromes could be
neutralised
all
and Com-chav's report. Mr Khrush- Tass made no mentipat when, the Supreme Soviet would "His creative endeavour, and reach the item on its agenda in talent are outstanding and his which Mr. Andrel Gromyko. energy is truly inexhaustible. Foreign Minister, is to make a Party and statement on, "the cessation of Communist
The
betive international polley. They weapons."Router: are holding the initiative in their hands,
Government are conducting an test of atomic and hydrogen
WE ARE PROUD
The
rebels,
wearing uniforms, claimed they had oil lived in New York unill they decided to go to Cuba and jola the forces of Fidel Castro, night- log the
of President The people of the world Army Fulgencio Batista.
know thai a firm and untiring of peace is NS The leador of the group was champton
sald Khrushchev. We are proud that Arnaldo Harron, 38, who
Soviet Government as in- narodrames in Tunisia, was not testant choqueda, their Pro. muniam.
clear.
he lived in New York with his at the head of our party is a The man who is so boldly and so A right-wing Deputy then wife and two children,
included the Rev. insistently lending us to Com interrupted to say the Govern group ment's position
the Ygnazio Over
dicative of evolution-per-
In New York, Dr. Manuel haps revolution-which one
Cuban M Gallard replied that it Urrutia,
Oppisition day may como led by the
was of the fast importance to leader and associato of the eber FRESH APPROACH mon wis launched the obtain Tunisian D-Interleader, Fidel Castro, said today. sputniks. This, however, ference in Algeria” through the | that the United States' seizure of , may be wishful thinking. control of the frontler botwech a freighter with arms and men Algeria and Tunisia. Ho con destined' for the Cuban queril- unued if the nerodromes can lng 'was a shame". to neutralized in the same way Press. as the frontier, the question of French troops (in Tunisia) becomes secondary"
It is not expected that there will be any significant changes in Soviet foreign policy following Marshal Bulganin's removal as there has been no doubt that Mr Khrushchev has been call-' ing the tune in all-denlings" abroad for the past few
years.
Would Resign
A Conservative Deputy, M. Jacques Isorbi, then said that the maintenance of the Conser- valve Ministers in the Govern- French occupation of the airfields in Tunisia.
United
Train Rams Into Rear
The recent spate of letters ment dependet on the continued Of Another
may have been signed by Marshal Bulganin, but the communications morely re Nected the views of the Party Secretary.
But M. Gaillard refused to give further explanations and said that if M. Dronne's motion were not withdrawn he would
to
consider
the
A
Boston, Mar. 27. New Haven railroad Buddliner crashed into the rear of a stalled train Mr Dulles might even wel-resign.
tonight. At least one per- come the change as he has At this, the pession was
son was believed killed often argued that one of suspended while the Conserva-
and 12 persons injured. the difficulties in negotiating!
Ambulances from 10 of the with the Soviet Union was
city polico stations were sent to The Conservatives later an- that he could never be cer-
nounced their support for the the collision scene. Doctors were tain that the Communist Government.
rent from Dronne's M.
Boston's City and Party-the real rulers of motion was put to the vote and
Carney Hospitals, the country was bound by was rejected by 317 votes.
Police said the four-car New International agreements against the motion to 236 votes Haven Buddliner crashed into 'a entered into by the Govern- for the motion according to ment of the USSR.
official figures.-Router.
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TO SUMMIT!?
Moscow,. Mar: 27.j Nikita Khrushchev's. assumption of the Baviat. Premiership may be signal for a fresh ap - proach towards the problem of holding cum- mit talica.
Western observers hore do not expect any change in Bovist foreign polley, but they feel Me Khrushchev may now ombark on measures which will lift the negotiations for East- West talks out of the
doldrums.
It will ensure, too that Mr Khrushchev embodies the volco of Bovist policy completely in his own perron-Reuter.
CLERGYMAN Two Planes
WILLING TO - Collide MARRY THEM
THE
Stockholm, Mar. 27.
Tnewspaper
Liberal evening Express,
reported today that Prin- COM Margaret A fow months ago contacted a Beattish clergyman who had 'declared himself willing to conduct a mar. riage, norvica, for her and Peter Townsend, The newspaper cald that
this report, came "persons close
British Court."
to
from the
The Booltlab otergyman has. a parish in typlow!! working class district, the report said, and added that he had said he was willing to carry out the marriage service regard. loss of the consequanaca this might have for him. Bolf.
The newspaper added it was Hikely that Group Captain Townsend | knew
bout
this conversation between the the Princess and olorgyman-Asuter, '
SOVIET NUCLEAR
TESTS TOTAL
OVER FIFTY
London, Mar. 27.
In Flight
Bridgeport, Mar. 27. Two military planes, one of
them a huge C-124 Globe master, collided in flight and hurtled Into the
woods north of hero · In Texas today, killing more than a dozen mon,
second plane, smaller The than the Globemaster, crashed 100 yards from where W.3. Mann was ploughing and be aald three bodies were found there. At least 11 bodies were found around the wreckage of the Globemaster.
The planes crashed about two milies apart, the nearest about a mile from Bridgeport, A. Mrs Gasperson, who lives near the Marins, said she heard the crash over her house and ran into the yard with her children."
"It looked Uke black pepper stattered all over the sky," she sold.
It was not immediately learn- ied where the planes were based. Wreckage way strewn four miles around the woods where the globemaster crashed. United Press,
Training Cost
་་་
London, Mar. 27.
It costs abpur, £160,000 to train a crew of five for Britain's hydrogen bomb carrying Vallant bomber, the Air Minister, Mr.
Prestige
At Stake Again
Torrington, Mar. 27. Voters streamed to the poll
in bright sunshine hero today in Devon to give a verdict that will either deal a heavy new blow to Conservative Government prestige or show Britain's straw ballots and political prophets wide of the mark.
·
All publie opinion "samplers", and most press commentators have been predicting probable capture of the Government parliamentary seat by Mr Mark Bonham-Carter, 30, the Liberal candidate though admiling" that a falt section of electors haa kept ita Intentions secret,
Against this, the Government nominee, Mr. Anthony Royle, 31, la backed by a strong local Conservative organisa- tion which, on the strength of Is DWN Canvass of this agricultural constituency, is certain ho will hold the sent.
Optimistic
The Labour Party, represented
by Mr Leonard Lamb, la kiep- - ing quiet, but is reported to be, reasonably-optimistic that its champion will snatch the victory and thus profe prac» tically everybody wrong.
The Prime Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan, Bald George Ward, guld, yesterday Britain's socialists will be al
today Russia had made ́over 50 atomic or hydrogen bomb tests in the last few years.
He was answering quertland routine, patrol by hydrogen- in the House, of: Commons, by bomb bamberg in Britain with Mr John Langford Hipit out first notifying Parliament. Conservative,
Mr Macmillan replied: "There Asked if there was any is no manding or routine patrol
is no
no intention of and there decrease in either the scope or number of the tests recently, setting one But I could
up. Macmillan said: "Rather
give an assurpfice that 11 the opposite."
TIG circumstances hranger
Mr
CHEERED
12
cheered Conservatives' Labour member, Mr Emanuel Stumwell, when "be sald many people did not feel in the least surprised that Russia now advocated unilateral suspension of texts "in view of the large number of tests undertaken by the Soviet Union"
Mr Shinwell is a former Minister of Defence.
Mr
not
Mr Emrye Hughes, a Labour who member and a pacifist, naked for the information in the House of Commons, sold he thought this "quite a lot."
Mr. Ward said it was, but a Valiant could hit harder than the whole of Bomber Command hit Germany during the last war,-- China Mall Special.
If he fails, the Liberal wing,
most as deeply concerned - us the Government. This is because the middle-of-
the-road liberals are the only party resping real, dividende from a current detection of government supporters in pro- test against the high cost of living-China Mall Special.
terrible or dangerous that might In Your Saturday Mail
"ortse I should not take some step that was thought/right.”— Reuter.
Plane Was Not In Trouble
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Macmillan replied:
Washington, Mar, 27. "I
An Eastern Airlines DC-48 'am bound to say if that should happen you have drawn a fair carrying '40 passengers and Ave crow members landed 'safely deduction from the motive,"
★ Golden Ball, Keep Rolling by JOHNNY DANKWORTH; Labour members cheered here tonight after circling the "His untiring labours, his when Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, the airport for more than an hour And GILES, CUMMINGS; LOW, FRIELL and all your Leader, asked white a warning light indicated favourite features in 20 pages packed for your week- statesmen Opposition train stalled on the same track. talks with various
end reading. have consider whether it was not also perfect- the plane was in trouble. The Buddiner was roule to ma journalists
The plot kept the airliner Boston from south shore pokits, ably added to the circle of ourly clear that if Britain had ac-nt to use up gas in the belle? | fuftfar
copied the proposal to suspend lot Tho' accident occurred at friends and have raised vur nu-
texts all round several months that the plane's nose wheel, Columbia Circle in the Dorches-thority in international life.
ago, a lot of tests would not although down, was not safely ter section about three miles
locked. When he Anally came "At the same time I want to have taken place, from south Boston, Paited point out the exceptional fruits Mr Macmillan replied that he in, he made a perfect landing.
ful work of the Secretary of the could not agree, He said he, re- The plant was Eastern Air- Flight 090, which Central Committee of the Farty." called that last year Mr Gall-ins
skell was in favour of Britain' originated in Rio de Janeiro, having and malting the bomb Brazil, and stopped at Miami, but not testing. It
Florida, before taking off for Washington and New York. United Press,
Prcs3..
Hongkong Blamed
ADJOURNED
added:
Marshal Voroshilov Blackburn, Mar. 27. "The authority of our Party - Ten thousand workers in east ind its Central Committee-has Lancashire weaving mills to decided that Khrushchev should night learned they will be idle remain at his post as Secretary
of the Central Committee
ASSURANCE
"I am bound to my the polley
Port Said, Mar. 27. which you now support of keep-
Shipping in the Suez Canal ing the bomb would not have been very effective if I had fol-.) was - halted- today attor the lawed your advice," he added. 10-427-ton Italian tanker, Enrico Labour member, Mrs Ineom, ran aground in a sand- Barbara
Caitle, asked what storm. Traffic is not expected to prevented the Prime Minister rename before the ship is re- from giving an assurance that fouted, probably tomorrow there would be, no standing Reuter,
for a week at Easter...
Mill managements and trado
·A joint session of the unions both say the sloppage The has been caused by unrestrict- Supreme Soviet was adjourned ed Imports of cheap cloth from tonight following the speech of Hongkong, India, and Pakistan. Mr Khrushchov about Soviet
agriculture.
Reuter.
Macmillan
Rejects Suggestion Of Informal
No-Agenda Private Summit Talks With Russia
success are greater it thes Western countries urge tho plan they have been advocai- ing."
Loydon, "Mer." 27,5 CONSERVATIVE· Member of Parliament, Mr Anthony Fell, urged the British Prime Minister, Mr Harold Mac- millan, in the House of Com mons today, to consider the advantages of holding an in- - formal
private no-agenda meeting of the heads of `gov« ernment of Britain, the Unit-out the United States if neces
ed States and Russia: to (pre- pare the way for a later sam mit
Replying to Mr Fell, bir, Mac- midan weld: “While I'spyro- ciate the proposal, you have in mind,. I think the chaDKOR of a mungilt zmeulizia aclulevicR
paganda' effectively or of our cal own Foreign Office to with this matter."
"I am Mr Fell, who often takes un 10- Mr. Macmillan said:
dependent, Line, then urged a bound to, say. I still think a summit meeting to prepare private, Informal, no-aganda meeting, between Mr Mac-for another summit meeting is millan and Mr Nikita Khrush-not necessarily the best way of doing the preparatory chey, the Soviet leader, with.
work!
He said millions of people ware
about - the end
worried
sithor
ordinary propaganda battle ɑnow, going" a “They have itko Taich
the Ability of Mr. Pullos, in United) Eaton Bocretary of
"Can you throw some light on Mr Dulice's statement?", be asked.
Mr Macmillan told him: "Not- without notice. I'm afraid I bove-not-rosa it, nor am I responsible for it." The Prime Minister added; What i am trying to do is to work-and tho · Westerni. Power are in very close co Tush Gaitakoll, leader of Mr Hugh
openflon with the hope of the Labour Opposition, said |
cutting solution to this problem. be was disturbed by the statement of Mr Daller that a "I am not at all pemimistio ummit conference now: would About our being able to put kivolva recognising the per-17}forward a very good plan, manent division of Germany which I hope the Boyles Gov- and recognising. Mast, Ger=|___ernment will accept "Bou
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