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DOMINATION OF CUBA
United Nations, July 19.
The United States replied today to a Soviet "don't
touch Cuba" warning that she will not be deter red in seeking to prevent establishment of a regime dominated by international Com- munism.
Soviet protest
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Moscow, July 19. The Soviet government today protested to the
United States against any possible delivery of Polaris milies to West Germany. ~AP.
Nyasaland's
Soviet Ambassador Arkady A Sobolev, secking to prevent the transfer of Cuba's "economic oggression" charges against the United States from the United Nations to the Organisation of American States told the security council this morning:
"We merely mean to say "'don't touch Cuba leave it olone!"
He said Russia would not hesitate to undertake fuli milit- ary might for the Cubans if Cuba 3sked for it.
BEYOND RECESS
U.S. Ambasador Mr Lodge held the Council beyond, its. normal lunch recess time to re-
resentment ply.
towards federation
York, July 19,
A series of blunders had
created resentment
He recalled, as he did yester- day, that Soviet Premier Khrushchev had threatened to use Kusstan rockets to protect Cuba from "American aggres- sion."
thing "I will repeat one about chairman Khrushchev's threat to use rockel," Lodge paid. "It is this.
"Neither we nor other mem- bets of the O.A.S. are frighten-
against federation in Nyo-ed by the threats nor will we saland, the Archbishop of be deterred to prevent establish- York, Dr Michael Ramsey, .cf. ci a regime dominated by
international Communism,
said here today.
"Don't touch 119. Don't
Dr Ramsey, who returned teuch those with whom we are recently from a six-week tour | stltd.”
of central and east Africa, said Later the Security Council, in his presidential address to with Russia and Poland abstain- the York diocesan conferenceing voted today to shelve that in Nyasaland, the guy United Nations debate on Cuba's happiness so characteristic of dispute with the United States the African seemed to be pending action by the Organisa- clouded over by a brooding tion of American States-UPI. spirit of resentmeat.
"The word federation is a bugbear. In one mission sta- tion, the usual local welcome to my visit wa jacking be cause word had been passed round that I was a federation archbishop, whatever might mean", he said.
A FACT.
that
He went on to my that the Africans resentment was direc- od against a fact the associa- tion with Southern Rhodesia, where they did not like the tour of race relations,
"In part it is directed against a mere word, which has come to gather fierce emotion around itself. A series of blunders have, In my judgment created this amotion," Dr Ramsey said. -China Mail Spécial.
Malta's war damage
London, July 19.
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Mr Jain Macleod, the Colonial Secretary, in a written answer to Mr Sian Awbery (Labour, Bristol) said today that original estimate of the wat damage in Malta given by the assessor who went there was about £28,800,000.
Warm British
welcome for
Thai royalty
London, July 19.
London bowed to the beauty of Queen Sirikit of
Thailand today.
QUEEN SIRIKIT
Carole jailed
for slapping officer
The Queen arrived this morning with her husband King Phumiphol for a three-day state visit.
The 27-year-old Queen Sinkit flashed a broad smile at Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip who went to Victoria station to greet the Thai monarchs.
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She looked gay and cheerful she rode through London streets in an open carriage be- side Prince Philip. The crowds cheered and she waved back.
Queen Elizabeth and King Phumiphol rodo in another carriage,
London evening newspapers ran large front page pleturas of Queen Sirikit, and of them, the star,
bannerlined "London Greets The Beauty Of Siaz."
Rain, held off just long enough for the carriage procession to A reach Buckingham Palace, few minutes after the Royal party was indoors a thunder- storm soaked the city.
EDITORIAL PRAISE
This afternoon the Thal King and Quicen lada wreath on the tomb of the unknown warrior at Westminster Abbey, visited Queen
Mother Elizabeth at Clarence House, and received speeches of welcome from the London County Council.
The Thai visit drew editorial praise in the British press. The News Chronicle said, "In his prezent efforts to bring himself in closer dally touch with his people, to become a modern ruler instead of a remote demi- god, the king deserves all our encouragement and sympathy.”
The Chronicle added, Our support should also go to Thai- land herself, who under Seato is one of the West's best alles in Asia and is firmly resisting Communist pressure from China. Never having been colonised, the Thallantiers are largely free of the inferiority complexes and latent xenopho- bia of so many Asians P
The Royal visit' was the first state visit ever made to England by
Thälland monarch, although a king of that country did come here on
non-state trip during the ́ ́reign of Queen Victoria,
Macleod added that nearly £32 milion had been made availible, including interest on investments and profits on the Los Angeles, July 19: realisation of securilles of Carole Tregoff, handcuffed which nearly 230,800,000 was
and sobbing hysterically, spent by March 31, 1960-
was forcibly jailed today UPI.
It was also the Arst time after slapping a woman Queen Elizabeth had received officer who investigated a state visit from a Far Eastern why the red-haired ex- monarch.-UPI. model failed to appear for her murder retrial with Dr R. Bemord Finch,
A British Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
18
3 Well, you won't be in here
(B).
8 Once before a time (4).
9. Ardour of the congregation
(8)
11 Sperland in the ring (8).
13 Adams? (4)
15. Uses up (8).
18 Complaims Aulam lies about
19 Small, better perfod '(4).
21 Capital relarrn (8)¦
25 Seasonal beast of burden (8)
26 The lowest at the top (4), 27.One who provides superior
accommodation? (8).
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7 Starling, 8 Eager, 0 Schemi
18. Zel h. 19 Examiner, 201 Gorge, Raiders 14 Ream.
22
DOWN
1 Diety powder (4), 2.One of 24(3):
4 Was obliged to pey
5 Not up to standard (4)
B Used too much (5).
7 Have a meal. (5).
.9 Basic Jiné (5).
10 One of & literally (5),:
12 Invigorating element (5)
14 Elders, perhaps, seniors (5) 42"
16. Principal state? '(3);
but
17 Bet to restore one's fortunes?
(5) AM
19 Teow of some value (5).
20 Presumably a ghost does not
One the fans wonship (4),
mater
Superior. Judge Leroy Dawson issued a bench warrant for Miss Trégoff's arrest because she did not show up for today's trial session, and an examination by doctors falled immediately to substantiale a claim she was suffering from hives.
Officer Gabrielle Johnson ac- companted a doctor to the Tregoft home and said the tried to plead with Miss Tregoff to return to jail
"She slapped me in the face and wald she wasn't going, ip," the officer said. She said Carole later punched her in the stomach when the woman deputy refused to let her enter the bathroom alone --UPL
Road toll
reduction
experiment
London, July 19.
An effort has been made to reduce "the appalling death toll on Britain's roads during holiday weekends.
*x- Regulations imposing an perimental weekend. 50 -- miles. per hour speed limit was laid before Parliament yesterday.
only 109
Russia accuses For the moment
Macmillan
London, July 18.
Busia tonight accused Prime
Minister Macmilian of shifting
the
mles of trunk, routes. In London traffic area are affected. But in a few days the order will be applied to about 700 miles of trunk routes.
A total of 147 men, women and children were killed on the
the blame for the RB-47 in roads during the foss days in Christmas last year 66 go client from the stulity to the Christmas Eve slob
Innocent."
During the coming August Their speedy reaction to the bank holiday weekend, the speed British leader's statement in
the House of Commons came limit will operate from 88
on Friday Fulf 29. to the same Moscow radio broadcast time on Tuesday, August 2014
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Tas limit will also be in fores during the next five weekends until September to this cose from 8am on Saturday until 10 ani," on Monday---China Mall
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