THE CHINA: MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960.
PRO-REDS RALLY IN LAOS Make bread order
Premier Souvanna put under heavy pressure
Vientiane, Oct. 4.
A street demonstration by 3,000 pro-Communists in Vientiane and stiff new demands from the pro-Communist Pathet Lao in the north put heavy pressure today on Premier Souvanna Phouma to swing sharply to the left,
In bei ent
key de
uf
the ad the neutralist mand aimed premier win to 'crush" Pebritate the ont-Communist Laotian bier grouped tood dibali, at
Nusov..
Gammal
na's_ rcvernment under present conditions".
I bronniest fie norbera, in which was hurd in Vien Phoni tiene, radile Pathet Lan set forth a stiff new series of conditions Seavыin addressed a neel for any talks between Souvanna ing of the demonstrators after, and the New Line Huk Sat, the they had marched through the political party of the Pathet Lao
movement. city. He denied that his go
ernicht
political
Phoumi's nakkot
Had
uny
gallations with
right wing Savun
that the ecent
REVOLT
AGAINST
TSHOMBE
Elisabethrilla, Oct. 4. Premfor Moine Tshombe's rul- ing Conakat Party did a swift about-face today, revolting against Tshombe and his Bolgian associates in the secessionist mineral
state.
Cunakat
Henri President demanded that all Nante
become Brigluns quit the mineral-rich country unless they Kulangn citizens and threatened com- to nationalise Belgian Radlo Pathel Lao broadest 4panies Including the powerful communique team the central Galon Minicre mining group. coniinlitee. He said minittee of the party charging
In Laos by i Ndala told newsmen: talks betwe: “interference intury Suvanthit
Waders "American imperialists who are
"We refuse to accept any more Belgians or their capital and government army offers continuing to use. Phoumi and had been held only to set up his group in an attempt to block
our country. In future the in the a neutralist policy."
will a general
administralumi tense res
Kalangn elvil war and avoid Lnction
French, further bloodshed",
German NEW DOUBTS
told He also
the meeting that negotiations with the Puthet Le would doubtless: start within the next few days.
Under such conditions", the Neo Lao Hek Sat communique nld, negotiations sa demirja Ing the chances of an agreement and could only further aggro- vale the present situation".
The communique set forth i series of "assurances" which it But new doubts were raised said the Pallet Lau must re- today by the Pathet Lao itselfceive before starting talks. The about the success of any nego- main one was: "elimination of tiations between it and Souvati-Phoumi and his group".
Discovery of
sunken warship
PRESSURE
I was not clear to observers In Vientiane Whether the com- murdique completely cancelled Lut the offer Unthet Lao loader Souphunnouvong made on Mon- day to send a three-man teämn negotiators to Vienare.
But it darkened the outlook f carly negotiations and ap- peared to show that the Pathet Lau was stepping up its pres are on Souvanna,
Manila, Oct. 4. Police have discovered
sunken Japanese warship of the mouth of a river obout 110 miles north of here, the Philippine News Service reported today. The ship believed to have been sunk by the Amerleans in 1944 find ten compartments loaded with tanks, army trucks, bombs and ammunition.
Police found the ship while investigating the recent death
u a
sort
give preference to Canadian
arki technicians over Belgians,"
Ndala sald he spoke for the he whole party, which claimed represented 33 Der cent of the Katanga elveterate in the independence polls- AP.
Cuba takes
The
over U.S.
plant
Washington, Oct. 4.
Cuban militia occupied the American- owned nickel plant in Cuba's Oriente province, the State Department said today. the
It way the same pressure as was brought by the demon- pro-Communist street stration today which paraded shouting de- through this city
set by anuncis like those Pathet Lao.
The demonstrators called for DFS support of * neutralist
and polley
for the
"complete crushing
of
Savannakhet trailors." Leaters of the demonstra- tion insisted that the Vientiane
Asherman blown to bits while tinkering with a bomb government belleved to have been salvaged from the sunken ship. - China Mail Special,
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must establish diplomatic relations with China 121C with North Vietnam as well as the Soviet Union-AFP,
A British Crossword Puzzle
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(4).
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material (4).
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19 Loses
(5).
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(7)
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(B).
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Ave! 1 Timely, & Frost,
6 Eagle, 9 Stross, 10 Acorn, 11 Shack, 12 Ezge, 18 Cones, 16, Bullno, in Locked, 20 Ladle, 22 Skit, 28 Inner, 25 Nerve, 20
Downs 1. Tartoful, Rotate, 27 Erred; 28 Story, 19 Tanden.
"Marigold, 9-L, 4 Yashmak, a Tieveld, deckon, 7 Surge, 14. Neck band, 15 Blattor, 10 Scenery, 17 Levocet, 19 (Bath).
Oliver, 21 Aleut, 24, Boda.
Princess in Nigeria
Princess
the deputising for
Alexandra,
Queen, talking to Nigeria's Governor-General-designate Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe at independence celebrations at Lagos racecourse.-Express Photo.
Baby born in polling booth
Rio de Janeiro, Oct. i.
A conscientious woman voler gave birth to a baby in a polling booth in the Brazilian presidential elec- Hon today.
The mother Mrs M. Almeida, promptly named child after her tho
candidate, favourite has
government coalitions Hen- rique De Teixeira Lott.
Election officials sald the Mrs Almeida ignored advice of friends and went at to the polls yesterday Niterol city across the bay from Elo despite her ad- vanced pregnancy
to deprive Teixeira Lott of her vote-AFP.
The United States last week) closed down the plant valued at
million
£39 (about $110 million)- because of "confiscatory taxes" imposed by the Cuban government,
}
Mr Francis Tully. the acling Department spokerman, State
was no offer said that there from Cuba to buy the plant but there have been statements by Cuban authorities of their tention of taking it over.-Reu- ter.
Keep cool
in
not
во де
Progress on longest road tunnel
Gonova, Oct. 4.
Leading 'rebel'
gains important
post in India
:
Lucknow, Oct. 4.
India's ruling Congress Party faced a crisis to- night when a leading dissident won control of the party machine of the important North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
The
Mr
"rebel", Bhanu Gupta, 58-year-olding in the Congress Party in the former stato minister was states of Mysore, Andrha Fra- cleoted President of the State desi, Punjab, Orissa and Assam. Congress Committer with a The party's national leadership
the etionalism majority of 63 votes over Mr thinks Manishwar Datin Upadhyaya, Internal squabbling now brought the candidate backed by the into the open may harm the Chief Minister of the state gov-| party's chances in India's next
1982- ernment, Dr Sampurmanand
Chandra Similar clashes are threaten-
Dr Sampumanand, who last week threatened to resign if Mr Gupta was elected, safd tonight he would ask the Congress Parliamentary Board tomorrow for permission to do so.
PARTY FEUD
Though the state's Congress function
One third of the new Mont Guvernment and the State Con
Blanc road tunnel through | gress
Committee
the Alps between France separately, Dr Sampurnanand said he regarded the vote as a and Italy has been com-
because of a confidence Issue pleted.
long-standing Internal party fcud.
Chicago, Presidential aspirants Vice- President Richard Nixon and Sen John Kennedy hnd been urged to "keep as cool as á TV during their cucumber" dobate:
Shortly before the debate went on the air both candidates were presented with a gallon
be The tunnel which will of pickles from the National Pickle
Packers Association.more than seven miles long has UPL
reached a distance of a mile and e half into the mountain o'n tach end.
Location
Woolwich.
A statement by the tunnel information centre in Geneva revealed this today.
are
EX-
general Reuter.
election In
and
Luns defends
Dutch policy
in West Irian
Several
United Nations, Oct. 4.. top Congress and government
Foreign lenders came to The Netherlands Lucknow to try to bring the Minister, Dr J. M. Luns, affirmed today that his two warring factions together but failed to prevent the elec-
government was prepared Bion contest.
to subject its policy and actions in Dutch New Guinea "to the continuous scrutiny and Judgment" of the United Nations.
Pradesh
The clach in Vitar -Eventually it will be the was primarily between rival longest road tunnel in the world. factions grouped around per-
About 300,000 cars
sonalities battling for control of
differences the party machine, there wero virtually no polley.
The Atomic Weapons Re-pected to be driving through the search Establishment here is tunnel annually beginning in
1982.-AFP. located on Ha-Ha-road-UPI.
Disastrous floods in Devon
Above is another picture of the disaster which struck. Derde two weeks ago, The rollway neat Kietär wat"under several feet of Water. The floods, "were the “worst since the Lyngsouth disaster eight yours uggmārp
on
Speaking to the General Assembly's torelgo polley debate a day ahead of his ex- pected intervention, Dr Ip declared that Dutch polo the territory, OVER Walth Indonesia alnim sovereignty, was aimed at the speediert posable attainment of skiss determination by the Papuan people,"
Dr Luna aid that Dutch Indonesia New Cuines, which calls West Irina, was the only Netherlands - sáministered ter ritory failing under the terms of the charter requirement that reports be submitted on situation there.
SELF-DETERMINATION
"Our
administration,"
said, has so
the
he
other am than
to prepare the population of the territory within the shorlest possible time, for the exercised of its right of alf-determin tion.
"That is to say that tha Population should freely do termine what ila own futuro Is to be.
it is to say that it should decide for test whether it wishes to be an independent country, or to join up with the eastern part of the vialatid (administered
Unlled Nations tratoship viber + Alle iralle) to become part of tisdonesia, orđe May forts of politiõe£; aschiidipal A Rector.
to military bakeries in Malta
Valletta, Oct. 4. Military bakeries were today ordered by the gov ernment to make bread for the civilian popu- lation, as angry crowds roved the island smashing windows of strikebound bakers' shops and waylaying deliveries of English- type bread.
A small fire broke out at the Bailey same time in the big dockyard, where 5,000 workeia are threatening to strike to- to re- morrow over the right fuse to work overtime or night shifts. A spokesman said there was already a widespread un official week stoppage In the dockyard.
COUNTER-MOVE
The recourse 10 milliary batcrles is expected to bring
the counter-move by
some bakers.
In a dispute over a marginal profit Increase. the sale of flour is government-controlled.
A baker's boy in Valletta today was rushed by a crowd, who took his bread,
One elty baker polles protection,
Threat of cheap Asian cloth
is deplored
London, Oct. 4. Concern about the threat of
'cheap Asian cloth flood- ing the home market was revealed today in
Mr
the
the
annual report of Calico Printors" -'Associa tion, a £26 million British textile giant. naked for
The chairman,
Roger Malcolm Lec, said according to the
that report,
increased activity throughout the textile trade during the last 12 months had resulted in, tri acute
the labour shortage
most alarming feature of which was the scarcity of new entrants to the industry.
Long queues uf housewives formed outside shops throughout Malta, waiting for bread. Reuter.
BB BETTER
Saint Tropez, Och, 4. Brigitte Bardot post the afternoon strolling about this the Riviera resort today in company of her first husband, film director Roger Vadim.
on
"This can largely be described to lack of confidence in the bity of the textile industry to of employ- provide continuity
will mont in the future and be removed only
by Dome
The famed "sex-kitten" of assurance of protection Beginst French cinema, released
the threat of a home market Saint Francois nooded with Monday from
cheap Astotle clinic Nice after suffering cloth," he sają.-Router.
exhaustion
from
following a suleide, attempt was relaxed and smiling sa sho chatted with her ex-husband Francis film producer
and
Coane.
Actress Annette Stroyberg,
Vadim's present wife, who had
Collector
Columbus, Miss. Frank Owen is a professional grasshopper collector.
arrived in Saint Tropez last Saturday with novelist Francoise Sagan and
guitarist Bacha Tho, seven-year-old boy pack- Distel, left for Paris this evages the Insects in paper cups ag
and sells them to girl zoology Bardol's present husband is students at the Mississippi State actor Jacques Charrier.—AFF. College for WomenUFI.
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