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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1961.
preparations for 'Day X' Princess
delighted with anonymity
CMR K TO MEET KENNEDY?mily
Confirmation within the next two days
Vienna, May 17.
Official confirmation that President John Kennedy and Mr Nikita Khrushchev will meet in Vienna can be expected "any minute," an Austrian government spokesman said here today,
"We hope that the U.S. and the Soviet Union will inform us officially by Friday at the latest, as the meeting seems to be definite," he said,
Austrian President, So far, the U.S. has injurnally the
ᎠᎴ Kreisky whother
Dr The meeting, Adolf Schaert, asled could be held in Vienna and named the Schoenbrunn Castle i there has been no approach yet and the Belvedere Castle, where from the Soviet Union, Austria's independence renty alted.
was signed, us pasible meeting places,
Austrian authorities
Government circles here be love that the meeting will be June 3 asel 4 WITCHt immediately after President sturled preparations Kennody's "visit to Parly.
oun
Early June
meeting.
for
have fbe
State security officiais met lo- day to work out a Umetable for Usually reliable eastern | "Day X when the two states- sourcts in Vienna satel 1 Es
men arrive. It is expected that 100 percent cerlain-at least as over 1,000 reporters and camera- far as the Russians ure connen with come to Vienna for eerned that Mr Khrushchiey this occasion and most of them intends to meet President will probably have to ve in Komedy in Vienna in the carty military barracks
on the out- days of June."
skirts of Vienna.
the
They countimed that several Accommodation for the two
officials of
and allocation of a tup
Soviet statesmen Embassy in Vienna had been "conference building" will be enlled to cow in the last discussed with U.S. and Soviet few days to receive instructions oficials after the meeting for the meeting.
The
Austrian
Foreign
Minister Dr Bruno Kreisky, teld
a reporter in the Hague earlier today that a Vienna meeting between President Kennedy and Mr Khrushchev had not yet been fixed, but the next two slays would make the picture cteurer.
Answering
questions at a
reception for the late visit af
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WELCOMED
London, May 17
Leen confrmed-Reuter.
has
U.S. PLANE Billy Graham
Graham om ACCUSED OF
“BUZZES*
A SOVIET
SUP
London, May 17. Moscow Radio Slaim- ed today that a
United States Circraft "bux- zed" the Soviet mer- chant vertel Artemyev on Tuesday near Toi-
won.
the
The captain of the Artomy radioed that alleged incident occurred at 0700 GMT aspor 21 degrees 34 minutes North and 123 degrees East, Mos- cow Radio said.
at
He claimed the ship was "buzzed" overal times by 0.5. plane number 131462 which then "disappeared in the direction of the Philippines,
Moscow Radio said "details of this now Provocation must still be established. How- aver, these flagrant violations of the free- dom of shipping on the high scas by aggressive Western circles have
become
system-
now
atic."AP
MAU MAU-A
MAU-A MAJOR THREAT TO KENYA
Nairobi, May 17.
The Defence Minister, Mr A. C. Swann, today called the resurgence of "Incorrigible Kikuyu extremists who were actively involved in the Mou Mau major security threat to Kenya, both now and in the future."
Q
Kennedy, the
cold war and
the Church
New York, May 17.
Evangelist Mr Billy Graham said today he regards President Kennedy as a Baptist president in some ways.
Mr Grabuno made the remark lo newsmen
in discussing federal aid to education just be fore he salted aboard the Bri- Ush liner Queen Mary for a five-j week crusade in the British Isles,
Mr Kennedy, a Catholic, has held that federal Krants [C (parochial schools would be un-i
constitutional.
Mr Graham said that he him self, generally speaking, opposed federal aid to education.
"Why, he's taken the Baptist stand on aid against that of his own church,"
Mr Graham also commented on the cold war, segregation and other toples,
LOSING COLD WAR
"We are losing the cold war," he said. "I don't see any hope of winning except by a spiritual awakening.
KILLING
HIS WIFE
Discovers
orbiting clouds
Now York, May 17. | Princost Moria Gabriella of Savoy says tho is delighted with the anonymity which Bufrounds her In Now York.
"You con walk in the rond and no one rows you," the lovely daughter of ex-king | Umberto told a reporter. "That's what I find 90 marvelous here." The princess arrived last week with her lady-in-waiting and a friend to make her own grand lour of America. She may visit A Polish astronomer, Pro- weanington, Dallas, Chicago ant
fessor K. Kordylowski, Mexico, but has
Warsaw, May 17.
claims to have discovered { Itinerary.
two clouds of interplane-
tury star dust, constituting
ROMANCE
fixed
natural satellites of the Asked about romance,, the carth, the official Polish Brincess said with resignation, In they have agency PAP said "Uara a mania
Europe, now, marrying every- one," She gave no further in- formation.
West Hollywood, May 17. Darlington Shaw, 51, was hold today on suspicion of murder in the slaying of: a woman tentatively idon- tified as his wife, parts of}
ROWS tonight. whoso body wore found in scotterod
Southern
He ret spotted the luminous California.
clouds from the top of a moun- tain the Tatras, and has since Chaw, a cabinet maker, was
that they revolve arrested last night at his Sapta established Munica apartment and held after round the earth on a fixed orbit sheriff's
questioned about 250,000 miles from depalles him.
earth.
The princess and her com- Danions, Princess Catherine de Cro and Virginia Cohen, have ben shopping, play-going and the † visung museums In New York. "Fascinating, the imagination, A those flowers, colour," the Professor Sheriff's vergeant Walt Thorn-
Kordylewski who princess asid. The visitors were ton said Shaw denied slaying said the clouds could be observ-atruck by windows full of The world is moving very his wife, Hildreth, 51, a nurse's ed after the moon sela, low sportswear by Emilio Pucci, the "I admire the President very rapidly to a day of reckoning. aide. The suspect said his wire over the horizon and for only a tallon Who recently won much," he added. "I think I there was any time to con left him after An
top argument couple of hours on a few night America's
sportswear he's a Baptist Pre-sider our relationship to God, while they were on a trip la į in January, has had the clouds | destener award.
is now. I don't think there laj Las Cruces, New Mexico,
photographed and noted the The princess sold she loved any hope for America unless The puzzle began on April 29 | International Astronomio Burcout. to drive fast cars, but hasn't God intervenCI.
when youths bicycling home| Reuter.
Faced "because I was only just | twenty-one,”LAP.
some ways sident,"
Pressed on this characterisa- tlon, Mr Graham said:
'GOA WEEK'
PLANNED
IN INDIA
Mr Graham said "tremendous from a baseball game found the progress" had been made since severed head of a woman wrap- 1954ped in s. plastic bag and placed The U.S. Supreme Court decision outlawing public school cardboard box at Garden Omage adjoining segregation but that "I don't Grove in
from
County.
he
like to
see extremists either side get in the way.” On The Churches role,
said:
A left leg was found on Sun- day in a remote mountain area of Los Angeles county and the intorso with arms was discovered they un Monday by B Ventura
"Why don't the churches the south practice what preach? I don't see why any- New Delhi, May 17. one should be denied admission The recently formed Na- to a church or seminary
tional Campaign Com-cause of race"-AP.
mittee for Goa, the Portu- guese colony an India's west coast, announced today that a "Goɑ week" of meetings and do monstrations supporting Goan nationalists against Portugal will be held in Indie next month.
Mrs Kennedy Railway,
attracts
crowds
County work crew.
Death was estimated to have be-occurred 24 hours before the Jacqueline
head was found.-UP1.
Iranian General
begs friends to defend him
Teheran, May 17.
Mrs Aruna Asuf All told 3 press conference that the com- mitter proposed to rale 100,000 rupees (about £7,500) partly to finance "underground" anii- Portuguese activity in God, "It's extremely distressing,"
Mra All held the he said, "that despite the pas-ference following reports or A three-star general, held in Iran's anti-corruption sage of years, these men remain anti-Portuguese guerfila activi wedded to subversion tu vio- ties in Gon.
campaign, today begged friends and suppor- She denied that Jence.UPI,
there was
ters to come to his defence by writing to the any "terrorist netivity" going on.
government.
Mr Harold Watkinson, Detence
Mr Swann's statement to the, Army, sometimes the Rift Valley Minister, spld today that the Bri-
Colony's legislative council was
Parliament tish Government welcomed the the strongest official condemn-1 objective of the United States tion so far offer to commit ve Pularis sub-style mprising
of the Mat: Mau
among Kikuyu marines to the Sixth Fleet, which tribesmen here that has already is earmarked for assignment to killed two European warnen, Nato.
He told the House of Com- Į The Minister said the
Mau mons: "Detalls of this plan pre Mau diehards who participated being considered by Nato, but in the society's terror during the the Government welcomes the mid-50's sometimes call them- objective of the U.S. proposal.”- selves The Mutangiri,” Reuter
times the Kenya and Freedom
some
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Fire.
Grants being raised
London, May 17.
to a
Annual grants to needy re- tired Members of Partia- ment and their widows or widowers are to bo increased
maximum of £900 a year depending on length of service, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Chancellor of the Exchequer, nounced here. The pro- sent limit
is £650 a year. Members annual subscrip- tion would An up from 1 to £24 a year, and the Govern- ment's contribution from
£10,000 to £22,000 a year.
STARTS JUNE
an-
press con-
Former
intelligence
chief, | arrested
Referring to the rlots in Angola against Portuguese rule,} Mrs All said this was the time General Ahj All Kla, when Goans "should strike." On Saturday on corruption She said the proposed fund charges, declared its an open would also be used to and letter that he made his fortune
socially handicapped Goans in by importing, inheritance and Indiu, particularly Goan dock land development and not by and hotel workers in Bombay. misapplying national funds, Reuter
U.S. hospital ship in Djakarta
Kla's letter, addressed to Premier Ali Amini, appeared in newspapers which carried tew ather details of Amini's crack- down. Some papers spoke of nass arrests but gave 3o de- tails.
The police and government vilmed that no civilian arresly had been made.
The government apparently wished to maintain an air of ivaðn white Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi was away on A stale visit to Norway ភព to prevent corruption suspects Djakarta, May 17. from going into hiding. Americon people-to- The Kevernment announce- people hospital ship Hope information only
ment told newsmen to obtain frem offcinl berthed
Djokarta's rources
In the future-and Tondjung prior harbour ometat sources are Baying today on the last leg of its nothing. Indonesian tour.
The
in
· The government announced.
The Hope arrived here after only after the, shah's departure,
Mr Lloyd said the grants were touring Java, Ball, the Celebes that a four-man regency council discretional and subitet to an and other east Indonesian terr) had been appointed to represent assessment of the beneficiarys torles during a seven-month the throne. other means. The scheme would period.
of the It consists Shah's two brothers Gholam and Harvard-educated
cune into Peration June 1. Around 17,000 Indonesian Reza,
pension.
He rejected proposals for a patients were treated on shore Abdul Rezo. Premier Aming and and aboard ship throughout the Court Minister, Hussein Ala.-
AP. There Wi13 the question of tour, 040 major and minor opera- principle whether membership tons were performed and 700 of the House of Commons should lectures ond be regarded By it Fenstanabe seminars held. occupation ho
asid.
consultation
неге
The Hope will remuin But apart from that, a pension until the end of the month, then scheme by fight would not be sull to Hongkong for drydock practicable because of the un-inspection. The ship will then go certainty
of the length of to Saigon where, it will arrive on servico
members, and their June 15 to begin another six widely varying privaty elreun-months of its hunianitarian job. stances.China Mall Special. -AP.
of
Cycling is safer
London, May 17. Bicycle casualties dropped by nearly, 10 per cent last year, says the Cycling Touring Club. And fewer cyclists were in volved in accidents than before the war, it adds.
WHEN IS A FROG NOT A FROG?
Angel's Camp, Callt, May, 17. They committee of the International Jumping Frog Contest has disqualified a "Jumper from Australia on the grounds that it
actually, philippine load.
by
The Mature from Queensland, described a biologist aa # specimen of the species Herre Marines, was entered by Qantas, the Australia Auline.
The committee was told that the fond spita
.
an offensive, akin-irritating fignið.
The frog jump festival opens at Angel's Camp on Thursday, and continues until. Sun- day. It commemorates the classic sloty by Mark Twain, “The Celebrated Jumping Freg of Calaveras County."
in that, opto.of Califomia bioneer days, camblers slyly poured buckshot, down, the gullet of the favourite in a frog jumping
contest.-AP.
of-
Ottawa, May 17.
Kennedy tracted crowds today a she wont sight-seeing.
About 9,000 persons Saw America's first lady ride in her bubble-backed car to the no- tional gallery and then view the colourful musical ride of the Royal Canadian Mounted Pollee. The crowd was greatest at The downtown art gallery. More than 5,000 gathered at the en- trance and around the modern building.
Mrs Kennedy, wearing a two place raspberry sult and a suede beret in rust
shade was greeted with cheers, repeated shouts and applause ng she went
Д
into the gallery.
"Isn't she lovely" and "la she were among the ever a doll" spectator cornments as the smit ing first lady went by-AP.
Be sure to
bus strike
in France
Paris, May 17. Strikes will paralyse public transport in Paris and wilway services through- out Franco tomorrow. Paris bus and Metro workers' uplons today announced a 24- hour strike which will overlop with a 32-hour national stop- ruilwaymen's Dege called by unions for 0300 GMT tomorrow. Parisians will have to waik, hitchhite, or take taxis to work unless the Government intro- duces emergency measures, such as the use of Army lorries.
Civil servants, postmen, and lehelters belonging to Catholic trade unions have also decided or strike action, but no date w duration has yet been set for it. ~Reuter,
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