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CHANGING
POINTS
HERE are certain indica- dans that the promin in
changing
itu
currently pressure points against the Wost.
Over a long period Russlan In- fluence has been exerted in the now African nations, the Middle East and in Southeast Aslu.
It is reported that the aatel. liten and the Western European Communial warned parties have been
of the change in strategy and that there will be an all-out effort to confront the Western allies with a fait accompli over Berlin.
It is now apparent that
nothing constructive cume out
THE WEATHER
Moderate or fresh South or Sauth-West winds. Cloudy with scattered showers. A fow fair periode during afternoon. At 1 pm at thạ Observatory the temp was 84 degrees F and the rolative humid 81 per cent.
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Dublin, June 13.
of the Kennedy Princess Graco of Monaco Khrushchev talka
escorted into the Gresham Hotel here last
Vienna and that a stand was made by both sides, and while the conference may have been held fro the cordial atmosphere deadlock on all points re- maine as firm us ever.
was
Colony cotton SHILLELAGH EXTRAORDINARY Barring unforeseen developments
industry criticised
Manchester, June 12.
The Hongkong cotton industry was accused today of playing "a waiting game" in the controversial issue of extending the "gontleman's agreement" on the lovel of cotton shipments to Britain.
Declaring that the Hongkong, kung-Yes or no?" the journal industry in "obviously out to udded: do the very best for liself," the "The longer the wait the
the confusion Textile Weekly.. of Manchester, greater, will be
-caster said editorially:
An eleventh hour bazanr haggling match will do no one any good and must be avoided."
"An outside observer might say that the plot is building up well.
"It
best the
pearl-white manner the Wiil she won't she' suspense is being very nicely handled.
11th hour
London, Juno 13.
Hugh Bonnor, an Irishman, was fined £2 on Monday for walking down a street hitting people over the head with a snake 3 foot 6 inches long.
The arresting officer said Bonner who was, accused of drunkenness — had just bought the snake from a pot shop.
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The reptilo was dead by the time the polico- mon arrested its 50-year-old owner.-AP.
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SURPRISE MOVE AGAINST
COMMON MARKET
London, June 12.
A group of Socialists tonight put forward a sur- prise parliamentary motion opposing British membership of the European Common Market and backing the proposal of Mr John Diefen- baker of Canada for a Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference to consider the issue. They injected touch at Their drama into the current contro- with versy of whether or not Britain | debate should join the Common Market "Slx??" by notifying their motion just before a private meeting of Labour Members of Parliament
D'
The Textile Weekly added that it was common knowledge that the
of re-equipment Lancashire mlils under the big re-organisation scheme had been nothing like the successful operation that everyone hoped it would be.
"Who can blame a firm for looking twice before it con- mits self to spending thou- sends of
on now pounds machinery that might never get the chance to show its pares if cotton textiles from the Far East flood in again?" it cald, tonight to consider this parti- the heading" "Hong-Reuter,
cular question.
thundered past.
there is
night, an upset woman "The only difference is of after wild crowd scenes at course that some one always the arrival with her hus-alashed the heroine's bonds and dragged her from the railway band, Prince Rainier, for track before the express a banquet at the hotel.
"In this case Twelve people were taken to
no hospital when crowds surged Saviour in sight, the express i S for n Laos is con-around the hotel entrance as the piclding up speed and the vic-
cerned it would appear Prince and Princess arrived.
ilm might well, be decapitated."
Under Russians have A that the
force of 350 police were handed over this sphere of swept aside when a crowd, esti-
the
around influence to
Chinese maled at 20,000 surged
the couple's car. Many people with, of course, their
were treated on the spot by blessing.
ambulance workers.
The Princess had to rest and
The resumption of the Laus
talks may serve to placate her appearance was delayed for more than half-an-hour at the the international con-bangunt,
given in connection ference powers for the time with the International Music being, although there is no Festival.--Reuter. reason why full agreement |
should not be reached pro-
vided that China and North Evacuation by
Vietnam are sincere.
It is unfortunate, however,) sea and air
that the Thuls have upset | the applecart, but Lord Homo in still confident of зисовал.
The length and breadth of Africa has been sown with aumclent Communist seeds and there is enough in- ternat
in strife
the numerous nations, particu larly the new uncs, to cause trouble for some time to
come.
FIRE SWEEPS DOWN ON VILLAGE
Gander, Juno 12.
Plastic bombs, knives and guns used
A new wave
flares up
up in
of terror Algeria
Algiers, June 12.
Five people were killed and nine injured today in a new outbreak of gun,
bomb and knife attacks in Algeria's three biggest towns.
BOYS HURT IN SPACE
ATTEMPT
Warsaw, June 12. Three boys, aged 16, 13 and 12, respectively, word seriously injured at Sulechow, Poland, when they tried to send their home-mada stage rocket into space with o live mouse and doll on board. Windows of houses noor their miniatura "rocket baso"
A raging forest fire throaten- ed tonight to destroy the tiny Newfoundland. fish- ing village of Haro Bay. Many townsfolk wero being evacuated by soa. Forestry officials reported "dangerously that flames were close" to the community and in fect from some cases only 150 the nearest dwelling, as a task force of 300 men fought to con- trol the outbreak.
All accessible roads
this about 10 miles
Woto the inter-
HE attack on the United Arab Republic and the "subsequent counter-attack against International com- munism, vehement to the last degree, may have been part of the reason for the sudden Russian retreat to Europe.
be no doubt There can also
that the vexing question of community, Albania's dispute over mat- from Gander where ters of ideology and up-national oirport is located, were plication of the Communist cut off by the Bumes. The only
have also con- way
by boat doctrine tributed to the shift. of helicopter.
Three fisting schooners balance. The sudden withdrawal of standing by to evacuate
out
was
as the persons
Or
were moro
nomes crept
the Russian submarines closer minute by minute. from Albania, the only Several women and children Rusalan Communist buso in were evacupied.
the Mediterranean, is by The fire cut communications and telephone services, but no means a minor affair, Whether the Weatern powera there was no need for light. The
had a hand in it is a matter fire provided that--UPI.
for conjecture, but if they
did then it constitutes a
major victory.
THIS, however, is unlikely
no Albania han alienated
the affections of the Krom-
China has become more
two-
broken by the explosion which follow- ed the experiment.
For several months the three boys, who had studiod, the work of Professor Ary Sternfald, mado plans for their rocket and, with the help of old tin boxos, bullt prototypa.- AFP.
Anti-Apartheid trade
boycott 'ineffective'
Manchester, June 12.
Moslem insurgents stabbed two Europeans and a Moslem to death in the Moslem quarter of Oran, westem Algeria, and two Moslens were killed by @ In grenade tossed into a caté Algiers.
Seven people were injured in the grenade attack, two of them perlously, A European WB3 shot and wounded in Oran, and a French Army officer shọt. in the head
Constantine,
castern Algerin.
Responsible
Plastic bomb-weapons
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on
action also coincided House of Commons agriculture which concentrated
the largely on Common Market issue.
The Labour signatories of the motion were Sir Lynn Ungoed-
former Thomas
Solicitor- General: Mr Emanuel Shinwell, former, Defence Minister; Mr Arthur Creech: Jones, former Colonial Secretary; Mr John Dugdale, former Colonial- Minis- ter of State; and Mr E. C. Gooch, a former Labour Party Chair- man.
CONGO CRISIS IS OVER SAYS DAG
United Nations, June 12.
Mr Dag Hammarskjold, the Secretory- General, said today that the Congo crisis was over, barring unforeseen develop-
ments.
He told correspondents at'ti news conference here that he was "quite encouraged" by recent developments in Congo, where the UN hus set up its biggest military and civilian operation since the Korean con- nict
"I would say that the grievous stage has passed with the re- servation that the unexpected la Always possible," Mr Ham- marskjold declared.
He made these other points ut the conference -- only his second in almost a year,
MISSING TROOPS Investigations into the dis- appearance in the Congo of about 34 Ghanalan UN troops were proceeding, but in his opinion they were "missing for ever."
ANOTHER
PRISON FOR TSHOMBE
Leopoldvilla, Juno 12. Moiso Tshombo, Katanga's hoad of state, who has been held in a paratrooper te and not believe there tos commando camp in the any “speelai tak" et trouble on suburbs of Leopoldville Juno 30, Arst anniversary of Congolese independence. He ex-
for the past two weeks, was to be moved tonight pressed the hope that "our Con- golese friends" would celebrate to another military comp who day conciliated coun- in the centre of the city, try for constructive purposes. It was, leamed from
The High Commissioner for Refugees and the International
reliable source here. Mr Harold Macmillan, the Red Cross had been informed Evarlite, Kimba, his Foreign Prime Minister, is due to make about the problem of refugees Minister, who has shared hts B statement. on the Common | from Angola who had crossed fate over since the day when Market tomorrow in answer to into the Congo, and the UN Tshombe was arrested by Con- House of Commons questions, was assisting these two organs. golese soldiers at Coqulihat- expected to be asked Agreements between the UN Ville's airport, was to follow him about a Commonwealth and the Congo were signed on to this new guarded residence, conference in the light of Mr the Congolese side by President
DISTURBANCE' Diefenbaker's remarks,
Joseph Kasavubu, because he was the only legal authority who
Two other members of the could conclude such pacts. Katanyese delegation interned Agreements were, of course,
In Leopoldville at the same time open to whatever
os their chief of state, were to reconsidera- otion, confirmation, and ratinca- totion possible when the constitu-
tional situation was "straighten ed out."Reuter.
and is afresh
NO INTENTION According to authoritative soureca, Mr Macmillan has They had made nearly 32 present intention of seeking
Prime Ministers, bring the million ден
(about francs
gether. £2.300,000) available to finance
Only two weeks ago he projects and distributed nearly three million new francs (about Parlament he thought the situa £214,300) worth of food, he tion would be better dealt with zald.
to-
told
Join Tahombo tonight or to-
morrow,
Tishombo
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arrested at Coquihatville on April 26 when, after causing a disturbance at the roundtable conference of Barcelona, June 12.
Congolese Headers, he tried to Four workers, including two leave for Elisabethville.... in careful consultation with each women, were burnt to death After fret announcing that it He said that 13 people were Commonwealth country separ hero today when a workshop was going to try Tchombe, for charged here today in connoc= | ately.
malding reworks was destroy-high treason, the Leopoldville tion with the murder
But at an early moment heed by fire, of Mr
It was reported. government now seemed to Gavoury.
expected to bounce that Several others were injured. abandoning the idea of bringing
ministers are Reuter. United Kingdom
him to justice.-AFP. Those arrested were all Euro- 100 visit oil Commonwealth peans and included four Foreign countries to discuss the Common Legionnaires, n 76-year-old Market problem.-Router. woman, and two students.
Legionnaires
were
Thr charged with the most serious
of crimes-murder or complicity,
the European extremists oppos- association will ovil-doers, and EAT, DRINK, SMOKE
2ng a settlement on the basis of self-determination for
the Algerians damaged a block of Iints and a shop in Algiers. AN the attackers in today's 10- eldenta escaped.
Mr Jacques Coup de Frejac,
crimes against the security of) the State,
Later today, in Orun, an as- sailant stabbed another Euro- pean to death and, in another part of town, a European was shot and wounded in the head, Bath attackers escaped.
In Algiers, an
-AND LIVE LONG
James
Plymouth, Jano 12. MacGregor, who turned 100 this year, offered this ro- cipe for long life recently: Government information, direc-
A bottle of Scotch, an ounce {tor in Algiers, told a press con-
insurgent of tobacco a week and a vege- ference tonight that insurgents tossed a grenade into a cafe, tarian diet, including porridge had killed 133 people, 118 of killing one person and injuring for breakfast every morning, them Moslems, and
and plenty of frui!-UPI, wounded seven-Reuter, 300 between May 21 and June રીં, the period Immediately | following the French announce- |ment of ʼn unlisternă ceascăre in
Algeria,
(Usually reliable sources sold Moslem insurgente had killed
13 people, two of them Moslems,. and wounded, B4, most of them. Europeans, in a weekend fore- up of violence).
Rogroup
Mr Coup de Frejac anid that, during the period May 21 to | June 9, European activists were
154 bomb blorte
which killed
MISSING SECURITY MAN
FOUND AT RACES
Washington, June 12.
William Covington, the National Security Agency clerk missing since early last week, was found today at a race track near Wilmington, Dela- ware, Defence Department officials said.
lin and the alignmont with The boycott against South African goods as a protest.responsible for one murder and
against that country's racial policies has proved Ineffective, Dr 3. E. Holloway, leader of a South The murder was that of and the Federal Bureau of In-returning voluntarily by matur
and more pronounced.
These are all side issues in
the Russian campaign and Borlin the emphasis on a
and German settlement is now the major pressure point,
The Weat can anticipate that
African trade and economic mission to Britain, said; on Monday night.
A widespread sourch by police | Covington was reported to be
from the vestigation was launched when i car
Delaware Park
two people and injured 18.
Algiers
police
chief Roger the 28-year-old clerk failed to race track; His destination was Gavoury, on June 1.
He had return to hin. home
nt Laurel, bolltved to be either, the head- organised tho
into probe "Our experience is that people but had not affected their over European
quarters of the Agericy at Fort Maryland, last Tuesday night. aettlors' illegal
Defence who boycott are those who have all trade.--AP.
One activities here, after the
Department Mende, Maryland, or his home at Laki nothing to lose by a boycott," he
successful army revolt in April official told reporters: "He has Laurel, Maryland, conference. told a new
"People who are doing a good The State Conservation Depart between May 21 and June 9, we know ufa
Trenton, N.J., June 12. Mr Coup de fejar said that not done anything wrong that Covington reportedly returned this pressure will be kept trade don't want to lose it, and
Omcials said that Covington months alck
to work on May 31 after two ment begins an exporimont the French - authorities
leave, but a low up and while have been at
today to get rid of weeds by freed 3,039 detainees, allowed was found by "colleagues" from days later again took time off stimulating their growth. 36,070 Moslemma to return to the top-accret National Becurily from his job, pleading sickness. for youre it in now ominous
involves The department explained it their villages from regrouping Agency, whose work
A year ago Bornen Mitchell that the Kromlin has once tain interests in Britain last was using a chemical which centres, said opened up 279 new secret codes. Covington had and William Martin, two om again seen fit to stop up the year. he added, had reduced causes waeda "to grow so fast work sites with employment for limited acedas to classified mate-ployees of the N5A, defocted to cold war so close to home. 'some of South Africa's: exports that they die."UPI.
12,700 people.
The Soviet Union --Neuteri
both sidaa
[they don't want to lose their loggerheads business friends."
The boycott Imposed by eer-
[rial there.
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