Bible
words
disarm gunman
Boston, Nov, 2,
A Catholic priest read slow- ly and deliberately from
Book of! Bible' the Isaiah, undisturbed by a shotgun held' menacingly
of his chost.
And he
shall destroy
the wicked and sinners together:
both that have forsake the Lord shall be construed.
The man euthard to hold the loaded shotgun against
Rev. Renih Murphy, 49,
TH
Itar The i
the!
noticed, however, watls of the Bilde were having
a soothing effect.
Ali Father
"Woe to Yun
Murphy
that
rise
Frad
taja
early in the morning to fallow !
to drink till the evening to be inflamed with wine,
drunkenness and
The passages from the Bible tare bad their effect. The a
pulled away his drady wespon. i
Saved six lives
сов
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961.
Katanga claims Congo troops repulsed
Elisabethville, Nov. 2.
The embattled Congo state of Katunga claimed tonight it was pushing back invading forces of the Central Congo Government in the Kaniama area, 500 miles northwest of Elisabethville, and that some of the families evacuated were returning to their homes there.
U.S. will
prepare
to conduct tests
in atmosphere
Washington, Nov. 2.
President Kennedy said today that the United. States would make the necessary preparations for nuclear tests in the atmosphere "so as to be ready in ease it becomes necessary to con-. duct them."
The Presnelen petronally read
Tatement suffer f
Police all the bravery Father Murphy probably saved sid, rix Aves. Earlier, they the man with the gunRalph Rohris, 24-h threatened to kill his five chlidren and take his own life.
began to unfold a sparial when Roberts wife, Rose, 3a, and is National Security Chim
cil had conferred at the White on to the police and subbed out a story of the Horen the tarlear te ste The Predeft d 111) husband's threats,
nucban Its
the Police quickly called Father!US
weird be uruter- and atmosphere Murphy, who founded
Tu dranu
station here
heads Rescue Ine, a non-den-Ben as the Soviet Union hart
inational organisition deliwatod
to prevent suicides.
Police and the priest arrived
at the Roberts' home at the same time.
please?" "May I conc plended Father Murphy after he klentilled himself.
Baby
Gone Job sr-endletí psychologieit! er politiat reasonts
he
But Shanika Mucit tests da naudi
maintain necessity tes 11.5. responsibilities
Tep Woad soeurity in the light of att est Soviet Gutter- exput spheric tests, they would be undertaken only to the degree that effective progress in ratelene weapons development Was Bat possible they wise,
"Get me Dr Ulnier," replied
The Prvakient also alıbged 10 Dr Roberts, e referred David D. Ulmer of the Harvard that any US. tests undertaken Medical school and Peter Bent u the atmosphere would
and
Brigham Hospital. He has been treating Roberts for alcoholism.
Palke
Vimer Dr Ruberis permitted him and the priest for enter.
ادان
July be carried out, wil that restricted fallout "he to Inhalate minimum.”
Responsibility
The President said that the United States
make wooki
When Roberts lowered his? Dr Ulmer-with the! gun, father's permission-went into my preparations for test-
Top
a matter of prudence" United States an view of the tosponsibility to its alles
the next roam, picked the buby up into his arms and anked the other children Follow him.
"There are men here to help
Father YOUL,"
Murphy toll Roberts. The priest nodded lo- ward the door and received per- mission to open 11.
Roberts went with pullee to
Police said the station.
they would charge làm with dranken- ness and arrange for him to take amentul test-AP.
In itself,
President Kennedy
that the tests could be dismiss ied as mere bluff and bluster.
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The President declared that 12 United States had carefully current nuclear assesser texts series being conducted by The Soviet Unkan.
He sud that The Soviet aheart Government had Kone with the with complete, dhe regard for the welfare of man- xind. at he lid not suprest
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But, he went on, whatever the Suviet Union had aechleved he could say that in terms of total military strength, "the United States would nat trade places with any nation earth."
Mr Evariste Kimbo, Katanga Fereign Minister, told reponders in the Kalinga capital that the breakaway state's forces hid counter-attneked in South Kasal, atid That President Mutse Tsbombes, now in Geneva, would return a Monday,
Offensive
in-
Earlier, General Joseph Mo- butu. the Central Government's
Commander, hind Aimy
unded in Leopoldville that his forces had plunged 30 miles in- de Kalanga in an offensive to end the secession" after Ka- langa bombing raids in which se Katanga plane was shut down,
the
'Sickness grenade'
Aigler, Nov. 2.
A new anti-riot "lek- mens grenade," which made its debut in yesterday's Moslemt demonstrations in Algeria. was today pru- nounced A BUCccks by ofofal sources -kere.
The sources added that the weapon, which ermita vapour designed to make demonstrators vomit, had Tasting effects of 毙 harmful kind, bat some. demonstrators "would be having a slight hangover today."-tenter.
ло
Determined.
opponent
Bitter controversy
GEN. WALKER
RESIGNS
FROM ARMY
Washington, Nov. 2. U.S. General Edwin Walker, reprimanded and re- moved from his command in West Germany following charges of having exercised rightist political influence over his troops- today announced his resignation from the Army,
Gen
Walker declared that ace returned to civilian iife, he would conthe to Alruggle Lagainst what he considerent the
Communist infiltration of United States,
the
Houston, Tex, Nov. 2. Few opponents of federal nid are as determined in
He was resigning because he their bellefs as 31-year-had to deliver himself from the old Mr George Woodard power of the "little men" who, in the name of the United States, of Houston.
were punishing the country's inlo Woodard Mr
the servants,
General veterans administration hospital loyal test night with a bullet wound in his right temple. The wound- ed man started to fill out some papers but stopped and left the hospital when he
walked
discovered
asserted.
30 years service
n
Geis. Walker, whose removal the Institution was government-and reprimand touched off
Litter controversy on the rights supported,
of American military comnian- ders to give their troops anti- Communist Indoctrination and to what limits should be not to the politicul content of this infeetlination, sald he was
His men had invaderi the "I don't believe in federal northwestern frontier of Katanga aki," he said no he walked out. and
Homicide clerk Mr Danny other troops under
of the Lumumbist Sebasti reported that Mr Wood- command
Victor
later by Lundula hndard was treated bern flown from Stanleyville private physician.-UPI. and were entering Katanga by road from Kivu Province.
General
Generally resistance
feeble, he said.
Strategy
WAK
But Mr Kimba sull, General Mobutu's claims were "pare in- ventions," and in Geneva, Pre- sident Thombe, who is Switzerland for medical treat- ment, said there was reason for him to interrupt his stay as the Central Government's claims of success in its invasion were false and there WES NO Cause for alarm.
soldlers allow the "IT OUT Central Government troops to enter, it will be according to ur plons and strategy," he said,
President Tshombe accused the Central Government forces cattic, and slaughtering denied that Katanga planes had attacked villages or been shot down-Reuter.
"We have taken major steps the past months to maintain
lead and we the nut propuser
in lose it," he said.
Pain
called on
4
Strike called off
Buenos Aires, Nov. 2. Trade uniong In Rosario. central Argentina, today called
the
strike four-day-old which paralysed transport and left lurge sections of Argentina's and second elty without light water.
that the The President sald United States maintained its
achieve determination "to world free from fear of nuclent $45ts frac nuclear war" and But they decided to stop work the Sovies again for three days beginning Union to accept the draft treaty on November 7, in resportse for an adequately inspected and į to 180 enuntrywide strike controlled nuclear test nan which the United States and Baltain presented at the abur- tive East-West regotiatione in Geneva. Heuter.
call Issued by the General Con- federation of Labour In what appears a ght to the finish with President Arturo Frondzi's
Government-Router.
News in brief 15 KILLED IN BRAZIL FLOODS
Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 2.
At least 1 persons were killed by floods in four cities of the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, authorities reported today.
Rein continued to fall for the
13th straight day.
Many others Were reported missi and "hundreds"
officials
bomes were destroyed, raid. Air Force planes dropper! supplies of food and medicine to thousands marooned on spots of high grounds.--UPL
WINTER HITS
Ship repair
Yokolina, Nov. 2. The typhicon-wrecked Leba are freighter Nicholus is ex- pected to enter the Hitachi dockyard here for repairy next weelt, the Japan Salvage Cam- pany sald today.
The 7,208-ton vengel Fan aground in the typhoon baltered Chleage, Nov. 2. BC off Hachinolie in northera The first big whitey onslaught upon on October 10 with 31
were drowned
after
of the nenaon hit parts of the crew members aboard. Two of west and midlands toxiny with the crew near blizzard snows, sub-zero they left the vessel
amall temperatures, and tornadoes. boat to seek help from Japoneso Tornadoes were reported at authorities. The freighter was Cherokee, Kansas, and Paris, freed from a sandbar on October Arkansas, where
were 28-AP. torn from bufflings. Cold, wave warnings went out for a vast Krent plains area from the Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley and southward to the Texas Panhandle--UPI.
Schroeder approved
Bonn, Nov. 2. Tho Christian Democrat Parliamentary Group tonight appraved the fornitation of Mr Gethard Schroeder, outgoing Interior Minister, as new Went Foreign Minister German succeeding Mr Tolerich Või
resigned Brentanowho
| Saturday.—AFF.
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ALLEGED SPIES
RELEASED
Seoul, Nov. 3.
Three Chinese residents, alleged to have been implicated in an espionage and smuggling ring which sent intelligence to Communist Chinese agents in Hongkong, have been re- leased, it was learned.
They are Sun Sheng-tsan, 57, bail
1t
con-
More than 100
feared dead
in British
Honduras
Belixo, Nov. 2. The death toll of hurricane
Hattle
while
nations
mounted today good neighbour
including
the
United States rushed ald the battered colony
to
of British Honduras.
victims
giving up his army pension after: 30 years of military service.
'The general, former
One report suld the mander of the US. 24th division stationed-in.-West Germany, re-included children in a school leased news of his resignintian demolished by the storm. to the press through the offices Demneralic Conservative
of Thurmond Senator Strom South Carolina,
of
Ja
Senator Thurmond, member of a Senatorial Armed Forces Sub Committee
An official count Have thu number of bodies accounted for as 00 but indications were the toll might exceed 100 in British n! Honduras' worst disnster ever.
A new threat rose in the
10,000 to 15,000 of the 32,000
vestigating the question of anti-shambles of this capital, where Communist Inductrination of inhabitants were reported home- American troops, and has less. Travellers and some loot afirmed that US. officers wishing had broken out. A business- ing to attack Communism have man reported "potential clvil been prevented from doing so, disorder" was feared.
Gen. Walker, who announced The British administration his resignation in a written culled
yesterday statement released by Senator.available troops."
Thurmond's office, has been
reassigned to Army Pacifo Headquarters in Hawall since
his return from Germany,
Snakes
tor
"alt
In the later afternoon. the There was another peril from Army Department here said it hundreds of snakes which tools had not yet received any letter refuge on high ground from the from Gen. Walker resigning or doods surrounding Belize and requesting retirement.-AFP.
other communities.
A radio message toḍay gave an eyewitness report from Cay
Sir Winston Caulker in the ravaged constat
at dance
ilationis. The report sald 14 children had been killed in the wreckage of a school where they took refuge from 175 mile an hour winds on Monday,
Another radio message from
high
London, Nov. 2. Sir Winston Churchill, 86, the town of San Pedro Indicated attended • dance lato almost total destruction but so last night in London's far no indication of loss of life.
Residents had taken to fashionablo West End.
ground before the storm. last October 10. They who operated a dispensary in sill face possible cours martial,
Sir Winston arrived soon after Scout, and who was accused of
The Seoul police said the 11 pm at the dance which was being ringleader of the group;
June the "coming-out" party of his men were arrested last Lee Tsai-yuan, 91, manager of
Celia Miss the Sebul branch of the U.S. for alleged violation of the grand-daughter. Summit Corporation: and national security law, the re- Sandys.
He left a lttle after midnight. volutionary junta decree and Chang Ka-cheng.
-China Mall Special. on the customs law.-UPI, All three were relenscri
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