THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1960.
Crucial test for French Govt
Debre again submits plan for N-force
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Paris, Nov. 17.
Mr Michel Debre, the French Prime Minis- ter, tonight staked the life of his govern- ment-for a second time-on National Assembly approval of the plan to build France's independent nuclear striking force.
The divert after rejection miljem new
overthrow the 21- month old government of Mr Debre,
move enmelional Assembly on October 25. of the 12,000 I gated, only 207 votes-70 frees, ve-year short of the absoluto majority Ruga Jinno by the Seunte, the welded to inger house, and failure of a Tennpromdre laid by a joint cum-
nittee of both houses,
the Under the Ably has the fast word on
Constitution
puted bill. The controver slet strike force-praject was the subjeel of an opposition Censure Polion against the government which was defeated in the N.
Mr Debre staked the life of bis Cabinet again today, on the original government bill,
DANGER
He did so after Bir Assem bly's National Defence Com- against the fler Dad waterl bill by 24 votes to 19, and the Catholic Popular Republlear movement-represente: 12
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Cabing ( → had vaibly sought an amendinent urging negotia-
for o comtion strike force.
NABARRO
'He used
that
word again'
London, Nov. 17.
On the heels of the revolt.
VIETNAM TO START VAST PROGRAMME
OF REFORM
Saigon, Nov. 17. The South Vietnam Government, which last week crushed a 30-hour-long para- troop coup d'etat, tonight announced that it will institute “a vast programme Mr Gerold Nabarro, Consor- of reform" in all its sectors.
vative MP, yesterday un-
Secretary of State Nguyen reservedly withdrew out expression about coward-Dinh Thuan told a packed news conferenge, the first since last ice he used in the House Saturdays ahortive coup, that of Commons last week detalls of the reform pro- disclosed which Mr Randolph Chur-[gramme chill, son of Sir Winston "later" Churchill, contended
on
witt
bu
Thunn, however gave "formal
issention to proceed general revamping"
with "a
of this
Four countries
chiefly affected
by U.S. order
Washington, Nov. 17. The U.S. order calling back American dependents overseas will chiefly affect four countries-the United Kingdom, Japan, West Germany and France.
There is no order rule, apcci-ins Italy, Belgium and fying certain countries, U.S.Netheriantis. military headquarters indicated
the
Less inutustrialised countries,
today, but the dependents com- ing back will come chiefly from or countries which have, in the countries which are highly in main, only small groups of de- dustrialised and have strong pendents, such as those of mili-
Buch currencies,
18 those jistruce groups, will,
apparently, not be affected. named.
Probably next-in terms of In the last group might be emphasis will be such nations such nations as Greece, Turkey, Sprin Formosa, Korea, the Philippines and the countries of Southeast Asia.
BIRDS SUCKED INTO PLANE'S JET ENGINE
Boston, Nov. 17.
Tuesday was an abuse of assurance of the Government's An Eastern Airlines DC-8, with 108 persons aboard, was Parliamentary privilege.
Woll a Mr Churchill recently
stander action against Mr country's institutions. Nabarro for being called a
noral coward.
Moscow warns tions with France's Nato allies in
Australia on U-2 flights
A LETTER
M:
last week's debate
Labour advised a Naburro Member who had netused the Government of political cowardice to be careful of that word.
"Fren speech means you may call a spade a spade but not a
A Popular Republican delega- 14. including Mr Robert Burea, Transport Minister, and Mr Robert Brouri, Minister of Stat, told Me Debre the Gov- erin was by danger of meet-l
coward a coward," he said. an extremely hostile re- ception" in the Assembly if Me Churchill is a letter to the London Times, said Mr Nabarro was plainly referring to the innder action "In which the jury awarded me £1,500 for the very word about me which he has chosen to repeat in the House.” China Mail Special.
| tried to force the bill through.
wan.nded.
Mr Debre rejected the party's
London, Nov. 17, Moscow Radio today warned pleit
Australia against allow. ing United States U-2 aircraft to be based on her territory.
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English-language Brandeass to Australia, Moscow Rallu Add the airclones were en bases in Victoria state-to study ruifonetivity,
"But who can guarantee that this same base will not be used MONTOW W launch a Spy Hight?" the broadest said. "Everyone knows what happen-
Political nħservers consider- ed a new censure move by the Socialists and Radicals to be "very probable."--Reuter.
Famous HK_captain monkey convicted
Washington, Nov. 18.
red as a result of one such light. Able, a tiny Rhesus monkey
. The Soviet Union has sened a
ious warming to all countries which luvn offered bases on its
own territory for spy planey, for Litate planes,
"This warning is, sun
force.”— Reuler.
in
Surabaya, Nov. 17,
The anil-Communist para-
troopers. who staged the
abortive coup, had denounced
forced to halt its takeoff, run at Logan Airport today when birds were sucked into one of tho enginci.
ARMY MORALE
Meanwhile, Army Secretary expressed Wilber M. Brucker
that implic concern today combat effectiveness and morala
of the US army will be affected order by the presidential reducing the number of U.S. military dependents oversens,
Last Oct. 4 an Eastern Air passengers and a nine-member In a statement relayed from Fort Benning, Georgia, Brucker what they claimed that men Lines Electra crushed on takeoff crew.
said he would "do everything in be used in the government at the same airport, killing 02
abourd, Some The craft was brought back to my power to diminish the blow "according to their ability and of 72 persons
airport where mechanics to them (army families) and to family con- Investigators have blamed birds the not because of
for that disaster.
cleaned out the slend birds. | soften the effect on the combat nections."
The airliner involved in to Later the airliner was able to effectiveness and morale of our Thuan said reforms would be
Incident
take off. UPI. In conducted
my."-AP. the political, day's economic, social and militory fields.
He noted that this South-east Asian republic had made "Im- portant progress" in these fields, but that this progress had been
rather unco-ordinated."
Possibility
of
Regarding the possibilty Iareign intervention in the coup which sought the overthrow of President Ngo Dhah Diet's pro- sent administration, Thuan de- clared "to my knowledge; foreign government had been implicated in the coup attempt."
ນ
This possibility was raised by repeated charges by a so-called "committee against the rebels and Communists" that "colonla- ists and Communists"" pushed Captain Wong Teh-yung of the the paratroopers to their action.
Hongkong-registered vessel
Thuan sald "The Government Luen Ilwa received
of Vietnam has in recent months pended one month Imprison-been subjected to an internal ment sentence from the campaign of disparagement and Surabaya court last week for some foreigners have echoed illegally entering Indonesian this campaign."" waters,
that flew into space then died the day after. her history-making flight, is now on
the display of National Air Museum in
He added that these foreigners the space capsule she The Luen Hwa was D- were "indirectly responsible" for rode into space.
Vietnamese Indonesian the prehended
at shedding The capsule carrying Able Walers off the coast of Celebes blood in the coup attempt almost four months ago-UPI, November 11 and 13.-UPI.
Sihanouk for Russia and Bakur was launched by a
Moscow. Nov. 17.
#Jupiter rockel from Cape
Canaveral on May 28, 1959,
It reached 300 miles from Prince Norudom Sihanouk of earth and a peak speed of Cambodia hus accepted on in-¦ 10,000 mph before landing in vitution front Soviet Premier the Atlantic Ocean 1,700 miles Nikita Khrushchev to visit the of Florida.
Soviet Union, Tass said waight, The monkeys were recovered The official Soviet news agency in good condition, but Abic said the visit is scheduled for died during a minor operation the end of this month-UPI. the next day.---AP.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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3 14
18
(15
12
19
20
23
27
ACROSS
3 Avoid colllding on the floor?
(B).
8 Beastly foot (4).
Walchdog of the underdog? (8),
11 Flags (8). ·
13 Sax designation (4).
15 They live in South America
(8).
18 Not at all desirable (8).
I
Those of the Apostles? (4).
21 Got one's own back? (8).
26 Did not relinquish posse¤-
sion (8).
20 Take off a penny? (4).
17 Great generuslly, apparently
(8).
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DOWN
24
1 Talk about business (4).
2 Upland, paradoxically (4).
4 Ruln of a Spanish town (4).
5 Walls have them, we're told
(4).
May be held in camera (6).
7 Not a complete show (5).
o Looked vacant? (5).
10 Make amends harmoniously,
il seems (5).
12 Principle of a high standard
(0).
14 Cease-fire (8).
10 Shakespearean forost (5).
17 Days when I was green? (6),
in Girl of the month (B),
20 Cho's master (6),
in
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Gable's gesture to his first wife
Hollywood, Nov. 17.
When Clark Gable entered the hospital last week, 76-year-old Josephine Dillon, his first wife, was notified that her home would be paid for if he died.
"He was known as the nleest
uy in Hollywood," the woman
who was the star's first dramn
ranged that it would be hers for the rent of her life.
"It was such a tragedy that
coach said today, in a copyright | he couldn't have lived to see the
story in the Los Angeles Herald- Express
Miss Dillon said Gable quickly came to her alt several years ago when she had no money and in danger of losing her
was home,
TROUBLE STARTED
She sold her Anancial trouble started after a magazine story with her byline said that Gable, 17 years her junior, had used her to get ahead and let her remain penniless while he went on to
as Hollywood's BUCCCSS
biggest star.
Miss Dillon dented she had felt that way, because he was the nicest guy in Hollywood and everybody know it."
But as a result of the story, she lost almost all of her students, she sald, and it ap peared she would lose her home.
Gable took over the pay- ment on the home
and ars
TESTS FAIL
in
Chupe Canaveral, Nov. 17. The last of the Navy's. Polaris |A-1 tent misaites faltered (4).flight today and crashed in the
ocean for short of its target."
It marfood a clrepryorid- for, a scheme of testing which Won
21 Eaton with cuirỷ (4),
22 They're usually well-cut
24 Pudding not mitch good? (4).
23 Coay Cornor (4).
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrost: 1 Blades, 4 Itench, 7 clinisxod this week when Sawbones, & Trims, 0 Nestle, 11. Stedges, 18 Re-lease, 10 Tondon, nuclear-tipped Folaris rockzeta 16 Loser, 10 Inedible, 20 Dance, 21 Bushes, Downs 1 Bloop, 2 wwre-loaded aboard an atomle Debit, 3 Ainless, 4 Rustio, & Abridged, 0 Hornos, 10 Selecting. 12. Stoermořínes, on an operational
kana Letters, 18 Rolled,"15" Artivo, 15 Nalis, 17 Noeda...
baby they were expecting in March," Miss Dillon Enid, UPI.
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