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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 12, 1960.
Soviet Premier in stormy firade at
United Nations Plans to
kill six
YOU'VE NO GUTS! YELLS MR K
Big welcome for Makarios
Nicosia, Oct. 11.
kindling Archbishop Makarios visited the Bri
tish lase at Episkopi to
day and received a red-
carpet welcome.
Air
The bearded President of the Cyprus republic was accorded a 21-gun salul, a Royal Force je lypast and an honour
provided by the elite! face! Black Watch regiment.
Mukarios
wwws accompanied by Vice-President Fuzi! Kuchak o the visit to Britala's Middle East beadquarters, UPI,
We are
are ready if West wants a war'
United Nations, Oct. 11. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev tonight
made the stormiest and most intem- perate speech of his United Nations visit, taunting the United States with a lack of "guts" and warning delegates they would die themselves in another
war.
Mr Khrushchev was stung into a fist-waving, shouting speech by the words of Ambassador James J. Wadsworth of the United States.
Mr Wadsworth bah told the! Enriler Mr Khnishchev hurt
Special session Cencal Assembly varlige foday proposed a the US was prepated to dis- the General Assembly to dh- cuss disarmainen immediately cuss durmament at the heats government level xl. but not in a "table-thumping, of propaganda" spectacle of heads March or April.
of goverment as proposed by Mr Khrushchev.
Mr Khrushchev tonight expreisna
right of reply the and, at the sturt, was cahn.
But he quickly listarded the
of paper he my single she had brought to the estimat went into a tirarle his face ni Jeft dule- emotion, gales slummed with its rudeness anti challenge.
ARCHBISHOP MAKARIOS with
Couple sues Sinatra
Los Angeles, D28, 11. A young couple has sued the has actor,
Frank Sinatra for US$350.000, Mlaining
sauited them with his ear.
A motor mechanic, James K. Kuykendahl, 22, and his school- teacher wife, Beverly, 28, ae- cused the erooner yesterday of assault and battery, bel and stander.
They sid they were riding in the ear in west Los Angeles
Sinatra's year gu When
al
car
struck them. They were bruised in the accident tine! Sinatra then pursued them, ushu ob- secte innguage and accusing
M: Khreshchev proposed thint special sessinga the Assembly's meet al, Geneva, Moscow Leningrad, to discuss disarma- ment only.
Declaring
Shouts
that disarmament is the "question of questions.' the Husian leather blamed
the
Its i United States for delaying
disenssion here by "dragging ti the useless debate" on the ex- Conclusion
China of Comumamist
Nations and froni the United
The Wints of the American delegates, does it Scarg munists, he shouted.
"You haven't got the guts to do it!"
the West wank war, Me! Khi che ssoded, the Sullet Union bể vody for it. >th our country
rockets are hu commg out like suusages,' sold
Ky pointed
*at #1 Anger the delegates in the Assembly Had a conflict comes, he of these sitting fold them, few there tunight would survive il. | if anyone," he added. Mr Khrushchev said the previous proceedings ... armament committees were like "meetings in a stable or horses and they had the well of it."
Revolted
The Soviet Premier said he had
Kuykendahl of being a blt-and-been revolted at the spectacle run driver-AP.
of Americans chewing gum, He said he understood there was a saying of "chewing the rag" and he wanted no part of it.
Referring to Mr Wadsworth's Mr Khrushchev
not
pronomer American Ambassador's
Prague. Oct. 11. Czechoslovakia's former world parachute champion. Juraj Kri- van was killed during training calin speech, at Banska Bystrica, Slovakin, on; said he could Monday, it was reported today. the
Aged 33, Krivo was an in-strange" name but that while structor at the region arield the delegates might get "sooth- Banska Bystrica. I woning" words from Mr Wadsworth, the world championship in Moy- they would be "pinched aaku
by Khrushchev." cow in 1055-AFP.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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the questions of Hungary and
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When
Mr
Khrushchev
walked
hils buck to
Spanish directly behind the
at ont delegation.
the
MR KHRUSHCHEV
Spaniards turned around and shouted in his face. It op peared for a mument the twe men might come to blows and all eyes in the hall were focused on them. Mr Kbrush- chev shouted back, then took his seal.
Mr Wadsworth walked slowly l the rostrum, His voleo was low. He said he could pro- nounce Mr Khrushchev's name, Then, in unemotional tones, he said:
BRITAIN
BACKS MONCKTON
FINDINGS
Tito 'snubbed' by They cut
Italians, cancels visit
The
London, Oct. 11.
British Govern-
ment tonight, defended the Monckton Commis sion's findings.
The Commonwealth. Re- lailotte Office tonight Issued a statement saying that the terms of reforene* were not intended to la- clude the question of dis- solving, the Federation or the accession of any of the component territories,
It
that added however Commission had not recommended the dissolu- tion of the Federation not that any of the territories should secede.
thu
recom- It had in fact mended that the territories should be given a qualified option to secode "In certala defined elroumstances at some future date."
The statement added; "Whatever view may bo taken as
to whether this recommendation was within the terms of reference of the Commission, it is clear that the review confertnes must be able to discuss thes olher releyanı and any issue."-Router.
Roy Welensky
flays findings
(Continued from Pare 1) The deup-boted antagonism rederalism among the majority of Africans
to the concupi of
Rome, Oct. 11.
Italy's municipal elections on November 6. Parliament also is in session.
off their thumbs
Brest, Oct. 11.
A Brost court today con- sidered the case of three men who cut off their thumbs to collect insur ance,
and three other mon who helped them do it.
bulls
Madrid, Oct. 11, Luis Miguel Dominguin, darling of Spanish buil- fight fons, plans to kill six bulla single-handed tomorrow in what, may be his last appearance here as a matador.
Dominguin is reported to be getting two million pesetas (nbout £12,000) for killing the six bulls. Normally a malador kifly only two bulls in cach Corrida (bullfight).
FORTUNE
in
Asked about reports that he planned to retire after to morrow's Corrida at Puerto de Santa Maria, southern Spain, Dominguin replied: "It may be so." But he has further en- employees of insurance com- gagements early next year panies.!!
Latin America, The three men insured them-
Domkuin retired from bull- solves heavily against any "ac-ighting in 1952, reputedly with eldents" which would result in
a fortune of 30 million pesetas Injury, and then (about £180,000) but he re- permanent
turned to the ring in 1936. He operated on one another, using wooden chisel and a hammer to is married to Itailan film star amputate one thumb apiece. At Lacin Bose who is expecting
her third child soon.-Reater.
President Tito of Yugoslavia cancelled a planned six-day private visit to Italy because of what he considered a snub by Italian officials, diplo-Two of the accomplices were matic sources_reported today. Tilo was due in Naples to morrow on the Italian liner, Leonardo Da Vinci, on his way home iron the UN General Mr Segni flew to New York Assembly meeting in New York. on Monday to defend Italian He had planned to stop over rule of the south Tyrol border in Italy on a leisurely visit, area against Austrian accusa-.
His private саг and his tions that Italy has not carried the last minute, one of the ass- local plitators lost his nerve, and Blue Trainį out a special armoured
to self-governmeni. the pre- another man had to be called in i were sent here from Belgrade,
to cut off his comrade's_thumb. His wife,
Jovankhuj, drove dominantly German - speaking
The from 'Belgrade to join Tito. on Lopulation.-AP. the Italian visit.
APPOINTMENTS
She flow from Milan to Rome today after Tito's plans were changed. Numerous Yugoslav officials were coming here.
Tito sought-appointments with Italian President Giovanni Premier Gronchi,
Amintore Funfant and Foreign Minister A Antonio Sogni.
But Tilo was informed aboard the Italian liner last night that none of the three loading Italian officials could see him, responsi- ble sources said.
Tilo
to give promise
NEW MISSILE TESTS FAIL
Cape Canaveral, Oct. 11.
now model of the Atlas missile intercontinental
failed in tests here today, the American Air Force announced.
insurance companies
were suing to get back the sume they had paid, out, In Inspratioe to the mutilated men. Sentence will be passed later.-AFP.
Grenade kills 4
Tokyo,. Oct. 11. Indonesia's Antara news
Preliminary data Indicated agency today, said tu hand
arranged that Immediately
Archbishop mediates in Malta strike
Valletta, Oct. 11.
A strike by 5,500 workers la Balley's Commercial Dockyard, which started last Wednesday. ended last night after mediation by Archbishop Gonzi.
The men will return to work today.
The General Workers' Union
the type "E" Atlas wee grenade thrown into a cinema urted its ban on overtime while
to By directly home from Naples.unched despite his known dislike of fty- | first ing. He will arrive in Belgrade iomorrow afternoon and make a speech to a mass rivesting.
the The reasons given by allans for Mr Groncht's und to sec Mr Fanton's inability
most
in Padang successfully and the audience
West
'Bailey's agreed to withdraw the Sunday evening,
notices of Stage performed satis- Sumatra, on
several killed four people and injured dismissal the fuaxillary faclarly, but
of "therm hundred workers who had - booster rockets 77 others, motor and the
fused to work overtline. stalled. The missile tel into children.
further greed The company дл Arty Antara quoting The Atlantic Ocean within the
commumique said man be, to pay these men for the wo missile testing rose.
lieved to have thrown the hand days they were suspended.
described as “a Negotiations on the question grenade and terrorist" was "shot to death", of wage rise areas root cause by security officers when he of the strike-are continung --
Router. tried to resist captare."--AP.
The Atlas was to have come
the In
thre territories to were not made public, Mr Northern and Southern Rhodesia | Fantani especially น busy down in the Ascension Islands, away, if the test tor had been successful--AFP,
und
ut the present time because of 5,000 miles Nyasaland-hea In the view of muny
observer: spelt the
its ruin in its present shape for
long time.
'The
Commission's voice is Important because it is us close to an unbiased survey of this tricky situnilor bedevilled by the colour bar as it is possible 10 gut.
Besides the anger of Str Welensky, whose in.
Roy fluence would be drastically reduced if the recommenda- tions are adopted in London, the European settlers are also Inflamed.
Sir Roy and the Southera Rhodesia Premier, Sir. Edgar Whitehead, are caught in R
tlde rising
0% wrest and violence that overflowed last weekend with riots in Salis- bury and welo. Strikes are new spreading serops Souther Rhodesin
Gall suld that from this
distance, the forthcoming review conference in London looked like being a tough battle between the chief protagonists, Sir Roy and the British.
Secretary. Mr Jain
"If the intervention we have Colonia!
Just heard from the representa-Macleod. Britain holds the whip tive of the Soviet Union is hand. typical of what he would have
in the
Observers here belleve that if
to say in a disarmament debate, the right to secede is adopted, cleani that is all the more reason the impetus towards should not be held
Salisbury-seen as break with
the bastion of white supremacy chamber."
Later the United Nations de- by nearly all the Federation's eight million Africans--will be-
feated Mr Khrushchev's- pro- posal to
move
surmamentome irresistible in Nyasaland
and Northern Rhodesla,
with 31 nations abstaining.
At some stage these two pro- |
Nysalad tectomies,
woefully
The General Assembly later poor and tonight
rich
the voted to send
Northern Rhodesia in copper, may link to- disarmament question to its gelher, but any real association government in mnin political committee for with the white preliminary debate. The vote Southern Rhodesia would prob- to African was 01 to 12 with 25 abster-ably be anathema Lions.-UPI.
nationalists-Router.
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