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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1963.

Britain May Favour Widening

No Decision

Yet Taken

Landon, Julv 20. Frime Minister Bir Win- ston Churchill's physicians have not yel decided whether

extend Sir Winston's one-month period of enforced rest, it was announced today at No. 10, Downing Street, the Prime Minister's official rest- dence,

Bir Winston's health has greatly improved since be began his rest at his cONN- iry estate~Franco-Presse.

Of Political Talks Following Armistice

London, July 20.

Authoritative sources disclosed today that Britain might favour broadening the post-armistice political conference on Korea to a discussion of a wide Far East settlement with the Reds.

But there is one important qualification: Britain will make such a course dependent on whether the Reds show goodwill and readiness for a settlement in the initial stages of the conference.

PART OF Expert Analyses

FOREIGN

POLICY

Australian Views On Colombo Plan

Melbourne, July 20. The Colombo Plan to help under-developed areas of Asia is essentially a part of Australia's foreign policy, Mr Richard Casey, the Aus 1ralian External Affairs Minister, sald today,

Mr. Casey, in a speech to the Commerce, gold the plan was only a part of the drive to raise the levels of westere in the under

Melbourne Junior Chamber of

developed countries of the free work.

"It is not an instrument for trade promotion, and there are no strings to it," he added.

Mr Carey said the real purpose of the plan was not the proviston al foodstuffs, It was the pro- vision of equipment to help the exploitation of natural resources und so raise the standard of living on a permanent basis.

Army's Role In Russian Politics

New York, July 20.

Britain is discussing the ques- tion with the Commonwealth countries and with the United States and has not yet reached a final decision. The chief argu- ment in favour of widening the acope of the post-ormistice political conference In Koren Into one dealing with other For Eastern, problems is that it might follow far more latitude In the negotiations.

Discussions Dre

also in pro-.. gress on the composition of the conference.

Britain wants to be represent- ed on it and the Commonwealth countries have also intimated

Now

The military analyst of the New York Times, their desire to be included in Mr Hanson W. Baldwin, said today in an article the talks. Australia ar that the Soviet Army would play a large part in Zealand, in addition to Indio, are the “polace” struggle for power in the Soviet Officials said that the United Union.

seeking representation.

Nations Assembly would be

armistice agreement with Koren 'It will

place of the political conference.

But-in discussing the situation of the Soviet convened shortly to approve the Army following the arrest of Lavrenti Beria, once it is concluded. former Minister of Internal Affairs, Mr Baldwin then determine the time and said that it was "probably impossible" for any one Under the armistico agree- general or group of generals to throw the power of ment the political conference is the entire Soviet Army behind any one faction in to be called the internal political struggle.

within 90 days after signing of the armistice.

Ceylon is among the possible Mr Baldwin sald that the trolled the "ontinous and meeting places in addition to parallel apparatus of the secret powerful" MVD with its mill-India. police and the Communist Party | fary and secret police forces, Mr'

prevented Baldwin said, in the Soviet Army

from acting as 1 Mr Baldwin wrote: "It is the Army

While Red China is expected of four unified force except against out- romposed

principal to be a parly to the talks branches the internal security nothing hus so side enemies.

far been heard Ministry of Internal and frontier defence troops, com from Russia. There have been Affairs, headed by Berin, con- posed of hundreds of thousands no indications from Moscow that

of men, including at least

The

FORMER

Colombo PREMIER'S

The Colombo Plan, a six-year, £1,808,000,000 development plan for countries be south and south- cast Arla; originated at a confer-

Commonwealth enre of Prime

11 Ceylon, in January 1950.

Mr Carey reported good pre- gress in the technical co-opera- tion part of the Colombo Plan. Australia had provided 40 out of 137 experta sent to Asia under

trinces out of a total of 814

THEORY

14

RUSSIAN SILENCE

well armed divisions; the mill- the Soviet would seek repre- ta, or uniformed civil police: sentation on the conference. intelligence; and counter-inteill

If Moscow raises the question

will it

cause considerablo

gence.

The counter-intelligence net-dimculties and probably very work of the MVD reaches down strong opposition from at least into all levels of the Army, and some of the Allies, including open and concealed MVD opera- | the United States. tors-perhaps corporals, lieut-

enants or generals-watch, for British diplomats feel that it signs of disaffection.

will be difficult and not very

The MVD

of agenda of the projected post- the plon, and recived 271 Asian Iron Curtain Poople organisation counter-intelligence practical to try to limit the army control-is one of the Im-armistice politient conference to taken by all Colombo Plan, coun-Waiting For A Lead? portant instruments in the So- the sole item of Kores.

viet Union for providing

check tries, up to the end of 1952.

reln New York, July 20.

проп

the power

The question of Red China's wer of the Mr Casey referred to the dif-

Mr Ferenc

Army and ficulties

probably makes it status and her admission to the Nagy, a former Australia-herself developing country-had in find Prime Minister of Hungary, in a impossible for any one general United Nations is almost cer- ing money, equipment and per-letter to the editor of the New or any small group of generals tuin to come up.

York

Times

declared to control the whole army or to today,

Formoss is also expected to He added: "We must realise, that the reported unrest in throw the Army's weight on one be brought up and in the Bri-

the alde or the other in the intereal ish view because however, that our problems are Hungary arose

It might, therefore. struggle for political power," very much less acute than those peasants there "evaluated

prove more practical to throw of the countries of south and crisis precipitated in Moscow

the discussion open also to other southeast-Asia."--Reuter..

by-Stalin's. death sooner than

controversial Far Eastern issues, ald world diplomacy."

Mr Baldwin said the Com-Including Indo-China.

sonnel to spare.

Subpoena On Truman Quashed

Kansas City, July 20. An order served on former President Truman to explain

Use

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DEPENDS ON REDS

Mr Nagy sald that the munist Party's representatives in Hungarian Government did not the Army-political commissars crush the unrest with arms "be-also checkmated the power of

But much will depend, the cause Moscow does not want to the MVD and military com-

Informants pay, on how tho have recourse to bloodshed manders. against the people unless op-1

He said: "The political con- conference will go. If the Reds the revert to the old tactics of ob- posing open revolt as in East missar system extends to

lowest ranks in the Soviet Army.struction, the Allies will stick to Nagy was Prime Minia-cots unit is assigned a "Zampoilt the Korea issue and try to keep carlyr deputy commander, for poll- the other problems out of the from kal matters, whose job is to discussions.

indoctrinate the soldiers in the now Communist Party line and to

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Mr Nagy's letter continued: the Kerean conflict, was quashed war against the 13 nations be in a District Court here today. hind the Iron Curtains and is my pry upan each other but the opportunity is afforded.

The subpoena, served by Mir making concessions instead, ta pont, Eracliosalised any efforts Fyke

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"The network of eples and every effort should be made to informera and propagandista not settle as much as possible once

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ment on Korea reached, the HIS COURAGE BLAZED THE CRIMSON

door to the organisation should be opened to China,

Most of the Commonwealth

countries support this view.--

To Continue United Press.

Washington, July 20.

The House untonimously, op-

today a bill to continue for ah- other year special lase treatment for American Servicemen serving in combat areas in Korea.

The present law. expires on December 31.

The bill provides that all of

a Federal Court in Nashville against the enfeebled Soviet proved and sent to the Senate has ruled on a motion to dis- cpp:ester? miss a damages suit brought by "Bold action might save world Mr Farmer against the Gov-peace and bring about the unity errment.

of Europe. But if the Soviet Mr Farmer claims that the Union 15 permitted to overcome Federal Government cannot col- its crisis and to bring the sub- ices incomo taxes from himjusted notions back under for wor purposes and that the full control, the reign of terror the pay of enlisted men, and up Korean war resulted from will start again behind the Iron to $200 a month of the pay of "ilegal policies" and "misuse Curtain and only the bloodiest on offer, is exempt from United

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nominated Mr. Ellis O, Briggs, as Ambassador to South Kores.

Mr Briggs, already in South Korea under a temporary op- pointment, joined the Foreign Service In 1925.

Mr. Avra' M. Warren has been naminated new Ambassador to Turkey, Mr Warran will also serve as chief of the American Ald häission year-old carcer

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