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Laos
talks 'can succeed West wishes it'
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Andrei Gromyko
Genova, June 8.
Soviet Foreign Minister Mr Andrei Gromyko said tonight that the deadlocked Laos peace conference can succeed “if the West has this desire."
3 playmates die
in home freezer
Concord, June 8.
Two little brothers and a playmate, the oldest 6, suffocated today when they became trapped in a home freezer here in New Hampshire.
The tragedy occurred in the home of the brothers, Keith Loughry 6, and Glen Loughry, 4. The third victim was William Anderson, 4, who lived next door.
The freezer had been in the Loughry apartment·
Investigators only a week and was not yet in use. found an inside light dangling from its cord inside the freezer, indicating the children made frantic efforts to escape when they found themselves trapped.
The children were missed by Mrs Thomas Loughry and she and a neighbour scoured the neighbourhood looking for them,
After a search of the five-room second floor apartment, they lifted the lid of the freezer and found the bodies.
Officials said the buys had been in the freezer an hour.-AP.
FIST FIGHTS IN DIET
30,000 parade
streets of Tokyo
Mr Gromyke made the state. 'ment to a prem conference at Geneva: airport after he re- turbed to the 11-nation talks which the United States, Britain and France were boycotting "Until further nulle" because ceasefire of Communist-bakeri iviolations in Laos.
Underline
that
all the "We feel participants warn to reach an agreement on Laos this can be dose. But i underiine that only ir all participants want dis cur it be done," Mr Gromyko rate. "If the West has this desire, reach an agreement," Mr Gromyko said.
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Mr Gromyko gave no indica- tion whether he had brought a Kremlin reply to Western de-.
the Soviet Union mands that agree to strengthen the truce commission In Laus,
"My pockets are emply," Mr Gromyko sanidi.
I have Come back to the conference," said the Rus sian diplomat who left Geneva Soviet Premier to accompatiy
to the Nikita Khrushchev Vienna summit meeting with
last week-į President Kennedy
Duke, Duchess
arrive late
Aberdeen, June 8.
The Duke and Duchers
of Kent who were married
Ins
York today. arrived
late this evening at Bir- khall
Decalde
Castle b
Valiey. Scotland, where they will pass the Gret ten days of their honer-
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Birkhall Castle, which belongs to die Queen Mother, that the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh pamed part of their boneymoon in 1947. -AFP.
Shooting of two-
policemen
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1961. `
Britain to talk
about Common
with
Market Commonwealth
London, June 8. Mr Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth Relations Secretary, and other government ministers are to visit Commonwealth countries soon for on-the-spot talks about Britain's possible entry into the Common Market, informed sources said today.
Mr Sandys is expected to 1 Commonwealth conference might to discuss leave within the next six weeks įbe called in Londen to confer with the government the Common Market inic.
But Informed BOLLDOGS dis- Commonwealth leaders of the
the grounds nationa
by the counted this on most affected implications
Britain's that discussions would have to of relationships with the six-nation (be on a bilateral basis because in the It is thought that
preferences n formal trade the announcement about
tour Commonwealth nations.-Reuter, made would be
next week. Pending this no offelal details are available, but current specu- lation ST that Mr Reginald
MAN MAY BE European trading community. of the differing problems and
CHARGED
WITH MURDER Maudling, President of the Board
of Trade, and possibly either Mr Edward Heath, Deputy Foreign Secretary, or Mr Selwyn Lloyd, London, June 8.
Chanecilor of the Exchequer,
of A man may be charged with will also visit some the capital murder in con- Commonwealth countries in con- with the Common nection with the shooting nection of two policemen in Lon- Markel problem. don fast weekond-"If he survives his own wound," said hera
-α
today.
coroner
and
The plans are not yet firm
that be but it is anticipated cause of the distances and the time involved Mr Sandys and the other ministers would travel separately to selected groups of
countries fle adjourned indefinitely the Commonwealth
and inquais on the two policemen, Malaya, India, Pakistan
Philip Ceylon In Asia; Ghana, Nigeria, Inspector 40-year-old
the Rhodesian 48-year-old Sierra Leone, Pawsey,
Federation In Africa; and the Sergeant George Hutchins,
veteran Commonwealth coun
Australia and After hearing
of tries of Canada, kdentification and medical New Zealand. evidence the coroner maid, “I do
UP-TO-DATE further not propuse to take
Mr Harold Macmillan, the evidence in this case. I under-
is understood stand a man, if he survives his Prime Minister,
decided to tend his Influence The
own wound, said,
may be charged to have
ministers to the Commonwealth conference, Mr Gromyko
with cupital murder of some
countries to get an up-to-date offence of that kind.
Common
end.
Translate
Asked whether the summit meeting would
"I don't know."
had 'The
States !demanded that the Russians
United
evidence
Te-assessment of the
"If that happens, 1 shall not Market implications for each of them as an essential stop before translate in action Mr Khrush-go further into this rest.
uty British decision. chev's summit pledge arming |
The Prime Minister has re- the importance of having an A pathologist said the Insper-
pledged that there tor died of a bullet wound in the pealediy Metfective cruse Bre" in Lans.
flutchins cijed would be full consultation not Mr Gromyko, who was greet-beart. Sergeant
Commonwealth Tokyo, June 8.
Chinese
and haemorrage only with the Communist through shock Thirty-thousand shouting demonstrators parading Foreign Minister Chen Yi and due to bullet wounds
delegates abdomen, throughout the streets of Tokyo tonight mark-other Eastern
said he had no appointments to "I want
يوريا
bloc
Travelling out of curiosity
Jackson, June 8. A white member of the New York Stato Legislature and a Nogro official of the (NAACP) rested in Mississippi today whon they tried to segregated facilities the city airport.
woro
ar-
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The Assemblyman, Mr Mark Lane, 32, and Mr Percy Sutton, bread of the Now York branch of the NAACP, both entered a white waiting room when they off a plane from Montgomery, Alsbans.
Police ordered them to leave. They were arrested when they refused and were charged with breaches of the peace.
Mr Lane and Mr Sutton bad
when they cald
arrived ira yesterday Montgomery they WCTO travelling out
that of "Freedom deliberately challenging
of the nations but with Britain's part- Ry and not as
ners
Эт the seven-nation segregation laws in the South.
They were served together European Free Trade Associe-
without incident In a normally There bad been carller segregated restaurant at the
speculation
Montgomery bus terminal
Their number
The two poliermen are to be! tion.
tomorrow. China Mail Special.
ed the close of a tumultuous session of the see other delegations. Japanese Diet (Parliament) which saw fist to go home and take a rest," he buried in London fights in the Diet chambers and clashes be-i tween students and police in the streets.
The session was highlighted by the government attempt to rush through a bill to outlaw which the political violence Opposition Socialist Party, the leftist uniun and leftist students bodies said was directed against them.
Ten thousand steel helmeted rlot police were called out to night to control the erowds outside the Diet.
INSIDE DIET
forward a motion of no
derer in the speaker.
con-
The Government countere by suddenly stopping debate on before both total of 80 bills
and called for dis- Houses ciplinary action against right Soclulists who Occupied the Speaker's Choir Carly his week in riotous scenes Inside the Lower House.
01-
They also declared no Adence in the Soelailat Deputy Speaker of the Upper House, carried the motion with their superior numbers and nominat- own number
Inside the Diet Socialists In the Upper House used delaying teetles to prevent passage of disputed government bill.
They kept calling for speelaled one of their voting procedures and put in his place.-Reuter.
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13
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16
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20 21
22
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25
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ACROSS
1 Took end's breath away!
8 Nationality,
10 Harvic Indian?
12 Marshal,
13 For tired gardeners?
18 Forsake
14 Last resSPONS,
16 Segregated,
18 Engine part,
20 Forelan city,
22 A question of method,
23 Have being.
24 Knowing,
25 Nunners?
20 Numb.
2 String.
3 Pale,
4 Ape apes!
5 Escapo,
6 Vanbh,
7 High fat,
0 Legislator,
DOWN
11 Male good,
15 Mr Dalley?
17 Facuilles,
19 Not a munnyj colour?
21 Burtis,
23 blical character.
Ad
said.-UPI.
Woman of life
press
that
survivor tells
in
Auschwitz
Jerusalem, June 8.
A woman survivor of the Auschwitz death camp testified today at the Adolf Eichmann trial that persons gassed or shot were not recorded -or their files were destroyed-so that camp registry books showed only disease as a cause of death.
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"According to the files, nobody lashes were given to a prisoner, girls were under orders not to was killed in Auschwitz-not or how much time he spent in react to anything they heard or
Uny one," said Raya Kagan, who the "stehzelle"-al
urrest learned, not even by their facial which he could only expression. worked in the camp as a clerk cell in and now is an official in the stand.
Mrs Kogan said she did not recall a single case of a Jew Iraell Foreign Ministry.
"We received certificates of being freed from Auschwitz by
The Lithuanian-born Woman
There were Interventions
told the trial court she was sent death," she continued, and in the Nazis.
a shurt time it became clear to to Auschwitz as a young girl
she had us that this was a camouflage.and applications but never was from France, where
said in We had to record in the forms Jew released," she said. beca studying. She Auschwitz the WAS chosen all sorts of diseases ne causes of
Buch as a clerk be- death "haphazardly" cause she could speak German. general weakness, She said she and a few other so on. Jewish women worked in
i Auschwitz.
1
the
Mrs Kagan caid there werel forms even for punishment of Inmates, listing how many whip
pneumonia, syphilis and
GIRL WHO FLED
Was
Д
She told of one Jewish girl who escaped wearing an 6S and took with her ofce eamp administration
"When it said sudden death uniform which
We never re-documents on the gassing in registered the deaths. It meant killing. and the live
of corded a prisoners
ense that a prisoner the camp to make public to the
world. way shot.
The girl, who had fled with the "There was no report on the Pole,
caught on border
when abe deaths of the people who were Slovakian gassed, who were
customs official for subjected to asked
was brought special treatment. The Bies directions. She were simply removed and des back to the Birkerou sub-camp troyed.
of Auschwitz.
"The "People
commander, who
taken
Maria circelly
Mandel, demanded П from Inc rallway
punishment,' station in the gas stations were spectacular Piever registered."
Kagan said. "But Mala girl) had succeeded in hiding a razor blade in her sleeve and of old the cut
her veins during the anything roll-call.
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SUBMARINES
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She sold the Bles also re- corded the number
eth, artificial iceth, weth
of value."
woman
Mrs (the
"When an SS man walked up One of the Jewish office to Mala and mocked at her, she Portsmouth, Juno 8. workers came upon the death slapped his face with her biced-
The Royal Navy is now using a certificate of her brother. Buting hands and said, "Il die a iny radar set siled to a sub-Mrs Kagan sald her fear was heroine but you will dio a dog. "
Mala died in the camp marine's attack periscope to so great that she did not dare provide the range of a forget to cry." She testified the Jewith pensary.-AP. Immediately before a torpedo |
is bred it was revealed here
today.
O Portsmouth during
naval demonstration,
H
the sub-
marine Turpin dived alongside the carrier Hermes and, from
surface, a few feet below the showed how she is fitted to de teet an enemy,
PINPOINT
Not only do the submarine curry radar to detect aircraft and surface vessels and dolce- tion equipment to pinpolat in which direction radar æets are
against her,
pho being used also carries to her atlack peris- cope, a radar relicetor to pro- vide the range of a target a 10 moment before a torpedo in
fred-Neule,
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD:~Across: 1 Rush, 4 Beat, Beta, 8 Slim, 11 Arts, 12 Taplom, 14 Apt, 16 Ilinge, 10 Heart, 21 Niece, 20 Sleek, 24 Ale, 25 Nestled, 28 Clot, 20 ilde, 31 Arch,
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the in
arrest brought
locked up borw integration attempts in Jackson
"Freedom
Riders" were on their way here
to 83.
Another nine
today by
Orleans.
Toil
from
New
The nine riders who arrived by train were arrested as they facilities at tested segregated
the Jackson Railway Station.
This brought the total in jull here to 92.Reuter,
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