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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY

1966,

AUSTRALIANS LAUNCH

ATTACK

IN MALAYA

Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 1. Australian troops and guns went into action for the first time against Communist terrorists in north Malaya today.

The green-clad diggers fanned out into the mountainous jungle of Kedah state in a drive against bands of terrorists.

They are the spearhead of the new anti-terrorist campaign which follow the breakdown of the Malayan Government talks with Communist leader Chin Peng last week.

Joint Headquarters

Tonight, men of the second terrorists by shell Bre on Battalion Royal Australian jungle targets. Regiment WCTO 11 jungle bivanunes after moving to the Malayan mainland from their hase on Penang Island early to-cal

day

Twinly artillery guns of the 105 dekt battery, Royal Austra-

Director of operation is L.- James Ochiltree, Com- manding Officer of the Second Battalion,

Col Ochiltree has set up a โหร Artillery camped In joint

headquarters with Malayan rubber estate, were harassing the Police officers in a smail Kedah

town.

M. Faure's

Message To France

From this

advanced bare in- side a burbed wire perlinefer by wil keep in radio ecainet with the jungle patrols.

Although the Australian in-

fantry and gunners knew they would be going into action tu day, they did

not

allow the

'1955 Did Much For

Peace'-Dulles

Washington, Dec. 31.

The American Secretary of Blate, Mr John Foster Dulles, said to a formal New Year statemens today that "the year 1055 has done much for peace."

The statement issued shortly after Mr Dalles arrived in New York added: "At the summit' conferenco President Eisenhower showed the whole stucerity of our peaceful purpose.

and

"Germany entered into NATO and the SEATO

Thus the free Bagdad parts are now fanettoning in Asia. world has done much to consolidate ita position and to deter open war."

Mr Dulles' statement continued: "Now the Soviet Com- munist rulers turn to other devices. We can be confident that these too will fall and that 1950 will further extend the Influence of freedom in the world."-Reuter.

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At Kremlin

New Year Party

Moscow, Dec. 31.

Western diplomats were among the guests

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here tonight as Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, Soviet MAJESTIC move to Interfer with their Prime Minister, played host at a glittering New

celebrations

last night to wel-

In the New Year.

come in

Early Liska morning thi heavily-loaded

trucks Crossed

Year party in the Kremlin.

Paris, Dec. 31.

The British Charge d'Affaires, Mr Cecil Par- The French Premier, M.

from Penang to Edgar Faure, tonight ad-

the Malayan rott, the American Ambassador, Mr Charles mintunt at Butterworth dressed his New Year greet-

and Bohlen, and the French Charge d'Affaires, M. moved

up the JKUTOW roads ings to

1 France "which through Malay villages, Jean Laloy, were among the guests at the dinner should be neither arroganteren rire poddies and through which started at 11 p.m. rubber estates to their new nor humiliated."

positions.

DORT

that was the first time In the message over the French The exact Ratkin of these Government and Communist dip cetwork, M Faure sabases is + military secret--| Party leaders had asked foreign {-What 1 bave to shy to you is Reuter.

diplomats to join them in their pinced well wattsafe the political

traditional celebration. quarrels which can momentarily divide us and is at the heart of what should always unite France.

"It is to France that I nddress, cwidh you, my wattiva for a happy

New Year.

"May shy, abroad, be worthy hem as a great power- neither arrogant and thinking that she can always solve every- thing by herself, nor humilleted and varful at the same time of not being heard by others and of arousing their reactions."

Slight Fall In

Major

Crimes In US

Washington, Dec. 31.

Mc J. Edgar Hoover, M. Faure expressed his hupe

Director of the Federal that France would translate into reality at home the words Burenu

of Investigation, Liberty, Equality and Fra-said today that the number ternity and that the economic of serious crimes in the situation would continue to im- prove in an atmosphere of under- United States dropped a half of one per cent in 1955 -the first decrease in eight years.

standing-Reuter.

Ten Injured In Mystery Explosion

Jured.

Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 31.

Tra people

izz- wert BOXDC

of them critically. and 12 firemen were overcome by fumes DA ส remit of the mysterious explosion of an 880-pound bale of caustic soda this morning in fuc- Lory in Boo Goncalvo, In the state of Rio de Janeiro. The caustic soda. CX- ploded as it

being weighed and set fire to the factory-France-Presse,

WILS

RC Bishop Of Hanoi Arrested

Salgon, Dec. 31.

The Catholic Bishop of Hanoi, Monsignor Trinh Nhu, has been arrested by the North Vietnam authorities and sent to a concen- tration camp, the South Vietnam newspapef "Cach Mang Quan Gla" (National Revolution) re- ported in Saigon today.

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But 1954 had been a record soar to "there is little cause for rejoicing," Mr Hoover sald his annual report.

First figures showed there had been 2,255,000 major crimes Int 1955.

"More than four serious offences have been committed every minute since January 1 his report said.

Available data showed In- ercuses in 1955 In rape, jarceny and car thefts. But murder, aggravated

ted assault, robbery and

Durglary droppatsed the work

Mr Hoover

The Russian gesture was in- torpreted as a sign that the Soviet leaders wanted to show that they still regarded the "Geneva ," as alve despite recent "tough" speeches by

Marshal Bulganin and Mr Nikita Krushchev, Communist Party jeader.

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The diplomats, who included the heads of all missions héro

by accompanied

their wives but Western correspon dents were excluded from

the party.

Why Reporters Were Barred

This is the first time that re- sident Moscow correspondents have not received invitations to un official reception to which diplomats had been invited since the Kremlin Ienders started entertaining foreigners as part of the "new look,'

policy to- wards the West

The correspondents believe their exclusion from the New Year's Eve party might signify the end of the "free and easy" with informal conversations Premier Bulganin, the Com- munist Party Chief, Mr Nikita Krushchev, and other top So-

viet leaders.

Mr P Ilykhey, the Foreign

of informers who "brought us Ministry pres department chief, vital intelligence data from the told Western Correspondent core of subversive conspiracles, that reporters definitely would including the Communist under- not be invited. The decision to ground,

Their services have exclude correspondents follows proved invaluable

to the no- the sharp sallies * Mr Nikita tional security

Kmshchev, agakist what he call- Information reported by "con-ed "alave writers of capitalism" Adential informants" led to the whom he criticised several times arrest of 900 subjects of FBI

cases in 1935. About 000 ar-i rests were made by other law enfororment agencies on in- formation from informers pass- ed on by the FBI.-Reuter.

MOSCOW'S 'LET'S'

BE FRIENDS'

AIRPORT STRIKERS BACK

Paris, Doc. 31. French airport workers today

PLEA TO BRITAIN voted to suspend their crippling

London, Dec. 31. Moscow radio beamed a "let' be friends" New Year message of goodwill to Britain.

seven-week did strike-which has cost Air France, the nationalised airline, an estimates. £60,000 sterling a day and go back to work on Tuesday.

The newspaper said the Bishop had recently refused to allow a A commentator said: "We are: But the French Civil Aviation "delegation of Czech Com-extremely glad that so much has Union, which represents most munists, dressed as missionaries" been done in the past year to of the 3,000 strikking ground to enter Hanoi Cathedral.

strengthen understanding bo

emphasised # The rowspaper alleged that tween the Russians and the munique that the strike was only

British.

suspended and callot on the Czecha were "sent by, the Itussians to incite North Vietnam "We have a great respect for members to be ready to stop Catholics to abandon the Roman the gifted hard working British work again, if the new French Catholic Church."- France- people and want to be friends Government tried to float the

workers' afghts-Reuter. Presse.

with them.Reuter.

LONDON'S GAY WELCOME TO 1956

London, Jan. 1.)

Londoners masti iastnight | around the traditional vant- age points of Piccadily Circus and Trafalgar Square to wel- como 1950.

It was cold-but no main fell to damp their guloty, Many had come trond evening parties, their balloons and streamers, fecking with colour the dense crowd beneath the Jights which Piccadilly Circus, At Trafalgar Square thủ,

Christmas

·vollers..

griet to London-provided aIts public service rival, the bright focal point between the B.B.C., offered

roundup

British famous fountains for the re-

of Novel centres entitled "Tomorrow' Man

viewers, $4

Further

bet St. Paul's Cathedral A newborn Baby from Wales claimed its traditional crowds

und ti mtömig pile prodüining forumedienX' Dab-nt Isotopes marooning thà building, as the inst minutes of the old year Harwell provided the high- flaked by,

This is the first New Year which

Britons have been able to striot, over-commercial fedevi- sion. The commercial network the Piccadilly Wola you and the msalane chimes

Big Fron

Far north in Scotland the now year festival of Hogmanay Is onlet (Bekkju mora zobulionidy. Scour recline?" in London made. Cup à Ble part for the mowils noting St. Paul Che MALE

on bla

Asian

tour

last

while month.

For some time Soviet leaders have been accessible to Western reporters for "off the cuff" con- ments at diplomatic receptions in Moscow.

la November, however, M Krushchev issued a denial of a the French elec- statement on tions attributed to him after a conversation with reporters at a Norwegian embassy reception.

first

Marshal Bulganin invited foreign repre- sentatives to a "get-togetht" was last August, at his guest

the house

acar country

The

Moscow.--Reuter

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