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COM HUNGARIAN GOVT RESIGNS
Victory For Realism
THE outcome of the dispute between the General Council of the TUC and party Socialists over the appointment of trade union representativen to the new Iron and Steel Board has now been made known. The appointment of Sir Lincoln Evans, and two other i members has been approved by the TUC General Council, but it is unlikely that this decision will put an end to the controversy
which has been aroused in
the Socialist Party and in
the trade union movement itself. Nevertheless the verdict was decisive and it was reached after long dis-i eussion which provided
Changes Made Pres. Naguib With His Ministers
In
Communist Politbureau
London, July 2.
The Hungarian Cabinet has resigned, Buda- pest Radio announced tonight.
The Radio reported that the Presidential
Council had accepted the resignation but had
asked the Ministers to conduct day to day business until a new Cabinet was formed.
The Hungarian National Assembly will de- ample scope for the cide on its composition at a session convened for view. It WOR mado tomorrow,
ventilation of all points of
abundantly clear that talk -
about "abotage" of, Drastic changes in the composition of the Socialist, and trade union Hungarian Politbureau were announced on Tues- policy m Iron and steel day and travellers arriving in Vienna from Buda- to do with the issue. The pest yesterday said these had given rise to many TUC recognises that the rumours of more far reaching changes in the Hun- denntionalisation of thegarian Government itself.
nationalisation has nothing'
Industry was the act of a
democratically elected
accepted in
The National Assembly meets tomorrow for Parliament which must be the first time since its election on May 17.
the name
of Two days ago the Central Executive Committee of democracy. That being so the Hungarian Workers (Communist) Party abolished the trade unions, in tho the post of Secretary-General hold by the Hungarian interests. .ol their own Prime Minister, Dr Matyas Rakosi, members, to say nothing of
a broader general interest,
Instead a new three-man Secretariat, consisting of must adopt a co-operative Dr Rakosi, Mr Lajos Aca and Mr Bela Veg, was set up, attitude. It is to the credit according to the party organ, Szabed Nep.
of the Trades Union Coun-! cil that it prefers straight thinking on these lines to Die doctrinaire mentality! which sees nothing but the narrow party or sectional ¦ point of view. .....
THE case
of the critics appears to rest on the that without assumption
General Naguih poses with members of his new council in Cairo after proclaiming the abolition of the monarchy and announcing that Egypt was to be a Republie. All Royal Uites are abolished, and the 17-month old Fuad, put on the throne when Farouk was deposed on July 26, last year, will now stay in exile with his father. General Nagulb has made blm- self President of the New Republic, as well a keeping his old post Primo Minister.
has strengthened his hold on the country by bringing men from the Revolutionary Council, the military junta that helped him depose Farouk, into what until now has been an all olvillan Cabinet-London Express.
Ex-King Of
Jordan In
MOSCOW VISIT SEQUEL Motor Car
The Politbureau changes, reducing its size from 17 full members to nine full and two candidate members were dictated to Dr Rakosi during a visit he is believed to have. made recently to Moscow, the Budapest sources stated,
Many observers in Vienna believed that the recent moves ad weakened the personal position of the Hungarian Prime
Minister.
Accident
Cairo, July 2. Ex-King Talal of Jordan in- suffered minor head juries when his Mercedes- Benz car overturned at speed on the Alexandria- Cairo desert were
today road
Other striking changes were said to be the dropping of three key figures in the Army and the AVH (secret police) from the Politburenu.
to have been demoted
trade union co-operation the new Board would be bound to fail and on the fear that, given a fair chance, it may well - succeed. That is characteristic of the politi- cal school of thought which, the Minister of Defence, General Mihaly Farkas, the Secre-killing his Alde de Camp, mensures all policies in tary of the Presidential Council of the Hungarian People's Lieutenant Ibrahim Asfour. terms of party advantage, Republic, Mrs Piroska Szabe, and the former head of the alone and equates party advantage with the public AVI, Mr Laszlo Piros.-Renter.
interest. If, as it avers, the “Söëlallt Party "is resolved, whenever it gets the oppor- tunity, to re-nationalise the Iron and steel industry irrespective of the per- formance of the industry under the new Board, It pro- claims itself the prisoner of its own dogmatism. But, except for its faction, it has at lenat
Bevanite
refrained from pillorying
Sir Lincoln Evans and his
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The three slated
1,300 Germans Held
In Slaughter House
Berlin, July 2.
They swam to the West sector across the river Spree.
The ex-King was himself at the wheel when the high- powered car crashed
into a <litch about 25 miles from the Egplian capital and only 4 short distance from the Brillsh-
NEURATH
built wartime airfield of Cairo REPORTEL
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West.
King Talal succeeded to the throne of Jordan in 1951 after the assassination of his father, King Abdullah. At the time he i
disease.
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Two Ministers Fal! Il
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Big Four Conference Now Unlikely
WESTERN POWERS NOT
TO TAKE INITIATIVE
London, July 2. Prospects for a Big Four conference with Soviet Russia in the "foreseeable future” were virtually abandoned in official British quarters to- day.
Informed sources said that a direct Western initiative for such a meeting is at present no longer envisaged either before or after the Washington talks between the Foreign Ministers of Britain, the United States and France.
The Idea for top level talks with Soviet leaders, strongly advocated by the Prime Minis- ter, Sir Winston Churchill, has not been dropped altogether, but it has been indefinitely post-
NATIVES GO
poned, according to the sources. TO RESCUE
The Washington meeting was How expected to review urgent International and problems rather than
bilateral develop
OF PRIESTS
Ito a
a top policy making cott-
Nairobi, July 2. ference, But the Ministers will,
Catholic priests rallied it was understood, attempt to Africans around them to
allgn their policles as far as possible to be prepared for any new Soviet move which afficials here bellove will come shortly.
MOSCOW PREPARING
beat off a Mau Mau gang which attacked their mis- sion in the Nyeri area to day.
Three terrorists were killed Diplomatic reports, reaching | and another was wounded be. London indicated that in the | fore the gang fled, absence of a Western approach In the Fort Holi area a Mau the Soviet were out to take the Mau gang attacked a Loyallst Initiative and urge four-Power post and killed three
guards talks. There was, in fact, more before burning down the seven evidence today that, Moscowi huts in the camps, preparing for some such move The terrorists were dressed In to coincide with the Washing-polles uniform and carried ton meeting or even to precede
Kremlin reported here today to be at present re- policy examining its overall the West. It was authoritatively security prior to any formal approach to
today, disclosed that in lis recent note court here today accused of the to Turkey the Kremlin had manslaughter of on African its alleged to have died as a result
Mr Duncan Sandys Goes To Hospital
London, July 2. Two more key members of the British Government became invalids bringing to four the num- ber of Ministers out action.
it.
The
was
that
rifles.
Troops who found a Mau Mau alaughterhouse recovered nearly 100 head of cattle-Reuter. MANSLAUGHTER 'CHARGES
Nairobi, July 2. Members
of the Kenya's forces
appeared in
of specifically mentioned
foreign polley was "under of a beating they administered
A th important Conserva- tive, Mr Brendan Bracken, who was closely associated with Sir Winston Churchill politically since before the wor, was pre- vented by ill health from taking part in the present Government
Today's victims of the epidemic in high places were Mr Duncon Sandys, Minister of Supplies and son-in-law of Sir Winston, and Mr Harold Bonn, July 2,
Macmillon, the Minister of Two refugees claimed today that they had
war in Switzerland where he The independent evening Reconstruction, whose housing just escaped from an East Berlin slaughter house, been treated for a nervous newspaper Der Mittag of programme is a vital part of the
Government's domestic policy. Duesseldorf said today that} where 1,300 people arrested after the riots, were held prisoner in "inhuman conditions."
Mr Sandys is suffering from But two years later he ab- Baron Konstantin
circulatory troubles in a foot, favour of a regency Neurath, former German but his wife said tonight that dicated in
on behalf of us Foreign Minister now held an operation had to be put off son, King Hussein, who was in the four-power war until a later date, because he then 廷 Interrogations
schoolboy st prisoners
Harrow criminals prison in Spandau, needed an operation on his left hand. She said it was hoped went on day and night. People neur London,
Berlin, was dying. who refused to
he would be discharged sign "con-
The paper said it had learned from the hospital in a few days. King Hussein himself, sue this from Alled sources fessions" were flogged.
in After a visit by a group of seeded to the throne last May Berlin
Mr Macmillan, ke the doctors a few days ago treatment on his 18th birthday:
"The Allied War Crimes" Tri-| Foreign "Secretary" Mr ́ Anthony bunal at Nuremberg sentenced Eden, has a gall bladder ailment. they stated, and the first to be King Talal was treated at the Neurath to 15 years in prison in-France-Presse, released without signing contes-hospital for mental discusce in 1946. slons left the slaughter house Calro earlier this year. last week. Some had been taken nway in lorries to other prisons to be held for trial.
The refugees said two of tho prisoners, a man aged 65 and a young woman, had gone mad and "had been taken to an asylum,
trade union colleagues who have consented to join the Board. The TUC's positive verdict is a victory for realism and common sense, even though it was perhaps victory mado caajer by the fanatical violence of the Bevanlies. Sir Lincoln and his two colleagues are now empowered to go to their
In the slaughter house at task with the official
Friedrichsfelde, they said, 1,000 Imprimatur of trade East Berliners and 300 West unionism and to flout any Berlinera were jammed together imputation that they are so tightly, that they could only set of renegades speaking sit. The only sanitary arrange- and acting for nobody but ments was Q FOW of open themselves.
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AT HIGH SPEED Ex-King Talal was driving his Mercedes-Benz car at high speed
The paper sald Neurath, who is 00, was almost bind and suffer- ing from serious rheumatism....-- Reuter.
that
CHURCHILL, LATEST
Westerham, July 2
Sir Winston Churchill" com- pleted the first week of his en- forced "rest curo" at his home.
crat newspaper Telegraf said on the Alexandria-Cairo desert Stiff Penalties For hero today and authoritative
and
The West Berlin Social Demo- today that 18 Soviet soldiers road when it overturned had been executed at Biederitz, crashed into a ditch. tear Magdeburg, for refusing to Are on German rioters on June His Alde de Camp, Lieutenant
Ibrahim Asfour, of the 17. The paper also alleged that Legion, was killed in the crash, 50,000 Enist resigned from the Communist but the former monarch escaped
with minor head injuries. Party since the riots,--Reuter.
Germans had
BOLDIERS REVOLT
Berlin, July 2
Two other
Arab
Interlopers
quarters anid: Prime Minister maks progress,
Lord
the 78-year-old continued to
Canberra, July 2.
Moran, his personal Australia today imposed stiff physician did not stay over- penalties for security violations night at Chartwell Manor, the of the Weemera rocket range Churchill country residence here where lop secret new weapons and Sir Winston Churchill's are being tried.
friends regarded this as an en-
occupants of the car, an Egyptian police officer The Defence Minister, Mr couraging sign. and an Egyptian driver, from Philip McBride, announced that The East German revolt whom the ex-King had taken the penalties included seven Since last Friday when the spread into the ranks of the over the wheel, were seriously years' imprisonment for unlaw- Prime Minister bowed to his Russian Army itself and 18 Injured. Russion soldiers have becn
was reported today.
executed for defying orders, It An Egyptian businessman, Abbel Kawi Ahmed, who was returning to Cairo by the same desert route, lifted the four bleeding men from the car.
to
Taxy were rushed to Kar Ellalni government hospital in Cairo, but Lieutenant Astour died on the way.
ful entry to the range, seven | doctor's orders to west for a month years för 'sabolage and tive and abandon his Bermuda -trio years for illegal, flying over the Lord Moran has spent most woomera areaUnited Presa
nights at Chartwall, Last night he returned to London, going to Westerham today to give Skr Winston Churchill his daily
QUAKE ROCKS ASSAM CAPITAL ||chock over.
The new reports came from the West Berlin Telegraf and came amid drastic Russian and East German Communist
efforts stem unrest which
spread
The Prime Minister had no through the five East German
Bombay, July 2
Luncheon party today but to- provinces and even into former
Earth tremors inst night night he was entertaining his German territory in Poland,
rocked Shillong, the capital of housing and local government Approximately 20 high Soviet
Ex-King Talal was returning Assam Province in Northeast Minister Mr Harold McMillan to ofcláis huvO been called to to Cairo from Alexandria. After India, for 80 seconds.
dinner. Moscow to ropdrt on
Observatories in Bombay and MeMillan, 50, is faced with the the leaving a rest house half-way rebellion.
between the two cities, the Ex-Shillong also recorded an earth- possiblity of an early operation The East German press King took over the wheel from quêke shock of “siight intensity for gall bladder trouble10 reported the sentencing of two the Egyptian driver, Fathy with its epicentre off the Caru-complaint for which Me Anthony more persons today, one a 01-| Mchidamed, and drove along line islands in the South Central | Eden, Foreign Secretary has had year-old woman,-United Press, the desert road.—Reuter.
Pacific Reuter.
three operations--Reuter,
*
review."
In
The two men, Richard Geoff- rey Kenies, a senior officer of the Kenya Police Reserve and
Sergeant
Russia's top Ambassadors the West recalled two days ago Jack Lionel Ruben, a to Moscow are taking purtin of the Kenya Regiment, were this review. The Soviet Am- granted bail until July 17 when
Irar. bassador to
is also in the hearing will begin-Reuter. Moscow and unconfirmed reports claimed that her Ambassador to Peking is also returning for consultation.
to
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Loan Of Carrier
Recommended
Washington, July 2. The West, anticipating new
The Senate Armed Services Moscow suggestions for a settle.
Committee today, recommended ment of the German question to the Sonate the immediate loan will give priority consideration of an aircraft carrier to France this issue in Washington for use in the Indo-China war. though there is already full The Committee also recom agreement on the terms for
mended tho loan of wa German unification which have modernised Snorkel submarines the approval of the Federal to laly to strengthen North Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adontic Treaty dolences.
Reuter. Adenauer-United Press.
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