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THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960.
Fage
Downing of U.S. plane COMMONWEALTH PREMIERS 'CONFERENCE
stirs anger
Washington, May 5.
U.S. Congress members reacted angrily today to Premier Khrushchev's announcement that another American plane has been shot down in a Soviet border area,
U.S. claims
downed plane was research
aircraft
Washington, May 5. The State Department sald today Soviet forces may have shot down an un- armed U.S. reseßrch plane with
Un conscious. pilo rather than a military craft" as Premier Nikita Khrush- ; chey claimed.
Senator Lyndon B. Jolinson, the Senate Democratic leader, speculated
Khrushchev that may be "slisty using this as an acident to apply leverage for the ceby summit meel- ing."
Cher comment at the capital Tanere up to suggestions that Khrushchev's
annonceniem,
ax the truculent jone of uhur parts of his speech, make it In- dvable for President Elsen- hower to go to the summit, at Fall
were
However, critician of the circumstances of the American fight itself, and argumels that no matter what provocations the Soviets achieve offer, the effort to pence at the summil meeting in Paris on May 10 must go 0.
IKE INFORMED Under instruction from Presi- den! Eenhowas, the Dxx- Word of the announcement ment and the National Aeronau- with regard to the plane, and Khrushchev's belligerent ties and Space Adininistration of issued reports on their inquiry remarks, was relayed quieldy
the into
wwerton
Mr President Eisenhower. by Khrushchev that an American
The State Department plane was shot down over the
giving reports of the speech Soviet Union carty on Sunday.
DIFFICULTY
The State Department report ald a single-engine, high - tude jet used in weather re- suurch, took o from Adana, Turkey, that day with a civilian pilot and has been missing since. The disappearance of the plane was announced last Tuesday.
"Durise the fight of this the report said, "the plone," pilot reported difculty with his oxygen equipment.
"Mr Khrushchev has an- Bounced that United Stater plane has been shot down over the USSR on that day. It may be that this was the missing plane."---AP.
Was
Thousands
line
route hours
before wedding
London, May 6,
The Commonwealth prime ministers pose with Premier Harold Macmillan in the garden of 18, Downlng Gireet, London, on May 3, prior to the opening session of their con ference. From left are: Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaya); Jawatarial Senator Edmund J. Cooray (Ceylon Justice Minister who is Lepresenting Prime Minister denanayake); Shri
Mr Nehra (India); Walter Nash (New Zealand); John Diefenbaker (Canada); Mr Harold Macmillan:
Robert Gordon Menzies (Australia); Mr Erie Louw (South Africa's Minister of External Affairs who is representing wounded Fremler Verwoord): Field Marshal Mohammad Ayub Khan (President of Pakistan); Mr Kwame Nkrumalı (Ghana); and Bir Roy Welensky (Federallon of Rh adesia and Nyasaland)—AR Photo,
Ran over BID TO REACH BOY Foreign mine
woman
close study, with some indica. A half million people began lining the streets to on purpose
ilons there might be reaction.
Westminster Abbey early today to see Princess Margaret and Mr Antony Armstrong-Jones Izı absence of immediato I formsal content. officials ride to their wedding in Westminster Abbey.
the stand that privately took Khrushchev had rend aggression Hours before the ceremony into the flight of a U.S. weather the three-quarter-mile
proces- research plane that may have slon route was dense with wandered scross the border people. with the pilot in trouble.--AP,
World's highest
post office
Katmandu, May 5. The world's highest pust office may be established soon feet on Wolves on loose a height of 18,700
Mount Dhalagiri, it was earned
Teheran, May 5. Twenty-three people who were attacked by wolves in the earthquake-sheltered
today.
Reliable sources said Nepal and India had decided to open 13ང་ | of the office to have mails for the Lar is: week have been #2
foreign expedition trying! 10 mitted to hospital in Teberaneale the unconquered peak. the health ministry annoonerd today.
Two Nepalese postal em the i ployees and one froin the India Wolves ranged scufling
would man the ruins of the southern Persian posted service
the from which about
with
wips 500 lee,
made town.
the badies have been recovered. plane "Yel transporting
Thail-UPI. Houler.
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Angora, 3 Punch, 9 Error, I'm-ogen, 10 Tales, 11 Felon, 12 Dec, 13 Mami, 16 Balaam. 18 Italic, 20 Penal, 22 Brat, 25 Parts (cev), 25 Totem, 20 Lanoel, 27 Riser, 20 Chess, 20 Rained. Downs 1 Ackt drop, a Gont's-kin, 3 Roof, 4 Armonal, 5 Po-Tom-ac, 0 Uronia, 7 Cream, 14 Americsin, 15 Imitated, 10. Salamle, 17 Littler, 19 Tapers, 21 Epoch, 24 Baru(b),
"People have just token over ....prople try the thousands....
R Scot countless prople," said land Yard Spokesman.
Ticket sculpers snukeri through the crowd selling black market passes to grandstands. Peanut vendors hawked their
in wares
competition with Souvenir salesmen,
CROWDS THICKEN
As the hands of Big gilded closer toward the pointed hour the crowds thick-
ened.
Ben пр-
Mr
Princess Margaret and Armstrong-Jones, she in Clar- ence House, he in Buckingham Palace, were oblivious to it all, as far as the public knew.
They had a goodnight cocktail together with Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother at Clarence House last night then parted to meet again before the high altar of the Abbey where for the first time in 500 years o
sovereign's sister was marrying
a commoner.
After the linal Abbey relicar- sal last night, crowds broko through police lines to swarm around the ear of the couple and shout hearty blessings on their marriage.-UPL
Plight of
mothers in
W. Virginia
Morgantown, Va. May 5.
EVENTS IN TIBET
DEPLORED
A
тал
Melbourne, May 5.
found guilty of having deliberately run down a woman cyclist in his car was sentenced in the Melbourne Criminal Court today to five years" jail,
TRAPPED IN ABANDONED WELL
New York, May 5.
A huge crane shovel bit its way carefully toward
firms accused
Bangkok, May 5. Indications grew today that the Thai government in- tends to clamp down on British and other foreign mine. operators rubber companies south Thailand.
and
in
a revenue do- as saying the
The
the centre of a circle today where rescue The newspaper Bangkole workers were trying to reach 2
19-year-old World quoted
partment official Negro hoy trapped in an abandoned well at mine and rubber operators are
toxes.
official Burlington, Ohio, since yesterday,
evading Evidence at the trial was that the man, Wasy) Mosyycjvk trail- '
said the TRX Investigation the ed a woman as she rode through : Rescue efforts were hampered Wangaratta. 146 miles north of ; by hundreds of curiosity wekers Melbourne. on the night of who looked to the scene. February 1 this year.
Sheriff's deputies, unable to It was said he then drove his keep the crowd back, sold its car to her when she reached a weight calised the second dark spot, reversed and drove | collipse of pilings thrown up to into her again as she tried to get ¦ hold the shifting stund, just as up from the road.
WITH INTENT
London, May 5. Lord Lansdowne, Foreign Under-Secretary said to- night the British govern.
At a four-day trial at Wan- ; ment had been "pro-garatta last March a jury found foundly shocked" by re- Masyycjyk guilty having ports which had been re- wounded a 27-year-old woman with intent to do grievous ceived of events in Tibet. bodily harm.
He was speaking in a House of Lords debate on what Lord Birdwood, a Conservative peer, called China's persecution Tibet.
uf
of
of
In his defence Masyyelvk, who pleaded not guilty, denied fol- lowing the woman. He said he
did not know her.
The woman had received in juries to various parts of her Lord Lansdowne said:
body and had lost part of her let: forearm as a result of the "The reports
brutal re-assault-Chira Mail Specia). pression In Tibel, the ruthless destruction of the fabric of the ancient civilisation by Chinese inilitary might, this dreadful human tragedy that has been enacted in the name of progTUS: these matters are surely of the gravest concerns to all."
WATCHFUL EYE
Referring to the Tibetan Te-
New York cancels show
Now York, May 5.
fugees, Lord Lansdowne slut It Beset with staging and con- was understood that because of the efforks of the Indian Gov- ernment, they were not at pre- sent short either of food or shelter,
Bust the
British Cavernament would watch the situation "with a mox sympathelle eye."
Lord, Birdwood, who
A Salvation Army official ittaux
says that many mothers
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sorship problems, Broad- way's final scheduled new show of tho theatrical season-the London-style musical "Look Up Your Daughters" was can- colled today.
a
The show, based upon El on in-restoration comedy, close
where it the debate
call Saturday in Boston Bitonton
try-out tour. to
Tibet has been on eventes In
premiere wns Government to take The broadway urged the
set for May 18.
The producur's office said the show might be put on next
West in
Virginia ure lip a "more poctivo pollion" turning to prostitution to if the question off Tibet came feed their children.
up again at the United Nations,
season.
ago ta production
Colones W W. Boulterse (Britain had abstained frcen Director Alfred Drake with made this statement as he met voling cri 22n Irish-Malayan drew several daya representatives from various resolution "last October voicing | disagreement over parts of the economically hard-ve concern at events in Tibet details. Subquently the Boston uit state to discuss its plight.
that disclosed consor and calling for "respect for the city The state is a depresed area fundamental tuman rights of officials had ordered one scene
other because a lot of the coal mines the Tibetan people and for their deleted and seven which were once ita staple in-
In the verton distinctive cultural and religious visions made He.")-Router. dusty tmve been closing down.
that opened on Tuesday.---AP. MALNUTRITION
He said there had not yet been any chlid deals from marvation
among unemployed miner in the state, but that there were may who were beginning to show outward signs of malnutrition.
Many familles in the poorest RITELY WOTE subsisting on ortly one meal a dny, of government surplus commodities, he said. China Mail Special.
UAR protest
Gaza, May 6.
WIFE SAYS CHESSMAN
HAD NO DAUGHTER
New York, May 5. Cary! Chessman's former wife sald today,ne får as she knows ho nover had a daughter desplio his lawyer's claim that fear for her ifa kept him from naming the real Red Light Bandli
workers reached the victim's hand 25 feet down.
SLIM HOPE Rescuers held slim hope of Anding Warren Payne, enn of a Negro miniser, uživo,
10
He was trapped yesterday evening while attempting brick In the sides of a dry weli in his back yard in the southern, Olio community of about 800.
When workers were unable to get the boy out after digging by hand, a construction company brought in heavy equipment.
Brandt launches
campaign for 'one Germany'
Bonn, May 5.
was Board will delve into First a big clam shovel tried, but its weight was
Los Eituation. heavy and the ertine wh 016 In a radio speech earlier this ployed because it could work week, Prime Minister Sarit well back from the site.
Thanarat suggested control of When one worker finally mining and rubber interests in reached the trapped youth's the south, charging Their band, be sold it appeared like operators are remitting money "the hand of somebody un abroad but not contributing to conscious or knocked out. 1 the welfare of the Thai com- was just still."—UPL
munity.--AP.
Independence for
British Somaliland
British Somaliland Government wishes to be unlied.
The British protectorate of Somullland is "the land where
London, May 5. Britain is prepared to grant the British Somaliland protectorate independence no rivers flow and where most by July 1, Mr Iain of the 600,000 people Macleod, the Colonial nomadio herders of goats, Secretary, announced to sheep, cattle anal camels,
It covers 08,000 barren, dry square miles of the northeast
day.
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This would coincide with the "Horn of Africa"
It has no railways, no manu- independence of the neigh- bouring territory of Somalia, an nal air services and only 3,000
facturing industries, no inter
Italian trust territory, on the miles of gravel or earth ronds.
Herr Willy Brandt, Govern-Horn of Africa with which tho-Reuter,
ing Mayor of West Borlin, tonight launched a nation- wide pro-summit .cam- paign under the slogan: "Self determination for all Germans."
to
The campaign, including a series of meetings before and summit conferenze, during the is fun by two Al-Party In- d'visite Germany Committee, famed five years ago to work ice German reunikation..
Der Brant!,
speaking bonat 1,500 people packing largest hall, the flower's
Mr Nikla Beethovenhalle, said Khrushchev in Afghanistan had favour of self- spoken in determination for the Faltans.
"What is right for the Fathan the German must be right for people" Herr Brandt declared.
LIVING TOGETHER Herr Brandt said West Ber- liners had net all for the "completely superfluous Borlin crisis unleashed by the Soylet Union in November, 1958,
At the nizmit conference, one-sided there must be no
Berlin's stutag and change in the "vital veins linking it with West Germany must be main tained,
could Apart from that one settle "practical, technical ques- tions," or attempt to do so.
"One can say that. Berlin is a n policy of living
politics,"
Chessman's attorneys sald after test for
he was excoutod that he did together... le detector
Ked international not identify the real Light Bandit who torrørløod|added. Los Angeles Lovers Lano be-
ป caue ho was afraid for Ho of
17-year-old daughter.
The woman, who spoke through That was the first mention of a
Ectualning
daughter or, any children, by Chessman,
Demonstration
in ho
An Egyptian apokerman ovil
Leopoldville, May B. a lawyer both four Irnel plones today violat- unidentified - told a news-
Poller tolay charged African cd Gaza Stzky utripuco izy ftying
(lemonstrators with kalons and paper reporter, aho had no
Kan in Elisabethville, over the town of Khan Yunen. children by Chessman.. Nene "to her pinion" now paper-teor
it id the
Congo's lawyer United Art Ile- of her children is a. girl., mon- quoted the.
of capital of the Belgian publie lodged a protest with the "I don't know ellber of a wife Cheeman's former wifb, "Katanigi provinco. United Nations mixed armistice
la conocivable
ICa turiga provincial that he inco before, during or after,. My
..ta commission, against "A flagrant – marriage
Chomhad," up the daughter to koep the
Immediately banned violation"
gathering of more than armistice pt, the
furora golog over his death," | juny Üheaman's wife told the re- agreement—AP.
porter.
-UPL
2) tivo people.-ć,
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