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COMMENT OF
THE DAY
STALEMATE
R André Gromyko, the
M Soviet Union Foreign
Minister, has apparently clorod virtually all doors to: disarmament, judging by the tenor of his speech In the United Nations Political Committee meeting. The force of the
attack
against the Western 11- tions was somewhat sur- prining in view of thei rather mild Hpeech the Foreign Minister made in the
three weeks ngo General Assembly, Mr. Cabot Lodge, the United
Staten
permanent repre- sentative, commented that the Russians were entitled to credit for having shown n spirit of accommodation, at least at the early stages of the dearmament talka held in London this your, Mr Lodge was also prompted to suggest that there was no necessity to give way to despair about reaching agreement despite the
the
Soviet Union's initial re- jection of the Westera plan advanced in August. But now Mr Gromyko bas
labelled
Western position ft "'impossible," That being the ease there is ttlo possibility of even making the plan a basis for agreement, IGNORED
THE Gromyko speech has
Tapparently been ignored
by the West-or at least il la not regarded Russia's final answer to the disarmament problem, To- day's cables show that the United States, backed by 21 other countries, has cnited for a General As- sembly endorsement of a plan based
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WESTERN DISARMAMENT PLAN Australian Trooper
Proposal Submitted
To United Nations
New York, Oct. 11.
The Big Three Wostorn powers and Canada, backed by 18
other states, today called for United Nations endorsement
of their London disarmament proposals, including 4 technical study of ways to prevent outer space missiles becoming war weapons.
RIOT IN
EOKA
PRISON
Nicosia, Oct. 11.
the
The 22 countries, representing tion of effective international including Inspection all continents, tabled in the control, General Assembly's Political posts equipped with appropriate Committee A drat resolution Scientif instruments located besed entirely on the Western within territories of the plau advanced on August 20 and United States, the Union of rejected by the Soviet Union. Soviet Socialist Republics, the United Kingdom. Pacific Ocean areas, and other points regitre
Mr (Andii Gromyko. Soviet Foreign Minister, repenter this rejection in the Committee yes- | ferday
proposals saying the could "in no way serve as basts for agreement.”
World Opinion
But Authoritative sources said
One Eoku (Cypriot terrorist today they will hoped this was
organisation)
was seriously
detainee not wounded word..
the Soviet
Union's last
French Crisis
Pinay
Agrees
To Try
Paris, Oct. 11. Antonine Pinny, a conser- vative businessman and one-time Premier, agreed tonight to try to give erlais-ridden France a new government. !
CURTAIN
CALL
On Monday, the China Mali bogina another new aorles, to be published twice weekly for the next five worka
. Drama critic, John Luf has written on the theates as it wa In London 40 and 50 years. This series han been compiled from many private sources and brings a fresh and reveal. Ing insight into the prople who made the theatre in those days,
There are critics, play- weighte-among them the
like Great names
Ibnen, Wildend
and actresses.
Shaw,
mators
There were controversies disputer, high-class
M. Pinay, 06, .was the thirel ex-Fremler to agree to try to as form a new. Cabinet since the
and French Government crisis open- 2. The cessation of pro-ed 11 days ago with the down- dustian of siciable fall of Premier Maurice Bourgez- materials for weapons purposes, Maunoury. and the complete, devotion ul future production
The two whe tried before him of fissionable materials to non-weapons
were M. Rene Pleven, 50, head pur- poses under effective interna- of the small but influential Re- tional control;
sistence (UDSR) Party and former Premier M. Guy Mollet, a Socialist.
Reduction
"3. The
of
reduction stocks of nuclear weapons through u programme of trans-
M. Pinny, who won fame as Premier in 1052 as the "Man who saved the frane" is leader of the powerful and conserva-
The Soviet Uniorter, u in equitable and re- tive Independents and Peasants
that General by gunfire and two other They observed detainees and a policeman only carry the
Assembly endorsement would force of world were slightly injured in a moret opinion. Even so, they riot among the 700 pri felt thu1 soners in the Pyla prison "mirht take rollee."
The draft would have camp, it was officially an
the Assembly emphasise "the nounced today.
Brgency of decreasing the dan Eer of war and Improving the The ameil announcement reid prospects of a durable pence that few shots were fired" through achieving international when
01 loops and police re- ogrecment" on reduction Inforced the guide in the rioting símaments and armed forces. prison words The four injuredi The text of the resolution men were sent to hospitel. as follows:
The detainees, who were all under Eoka suspects arrested
on Western emergency
regulations, riatel tier the cffeial refusal to allow proposals. Russia may well village priest to attend his son's wait to see what reaction it fuzerat in the village of Kalu receives in the Assembly | Amlandos today. before making counter pro- posals,
It is difficult to see a way out
ever.
the
of the present impasse, how>
For despite United States decision to go ahead with its plan the Western side has made it clear that Any further advance must
seen Let
The
FOUND DEAD
WAS
|
The Text
a
*The Geteral Assembly "Emphasising the urgency of! dcereasing the danger
from wea-
Deal basis and under inter- for Social Action (IPAS) Party national supervision, ef stocks ef
President Rene Coty picked gatenable material pocs to non-weapons uses;
M. Pinay today shortly after the powerful Communist Party "4. Iteduction of armed moved to cash in on the Gov- *
forces and armaments ernment crisis. through adequate safeguarded
The Communits, arrangements:
bloc. of voter in the largest
**5,
The establishment of
open
with the
progressive National · Assembly (149), inspection with ground and offered to co-operate with any political party that would perial components to gard
-negotiate a
with the against the possibility ofurian rebels-United Press, prise attack;
*
8. Joint study of ́ ́an Inspection system design-
of war ed to ensure that the sending
and improving the prospects of of objects through outer space
k durable peace through will be exclusively for peaceful rehleving International
arme-
its fea.
ANNA
peace
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Suhrawardy's
Resignation Caused No Surprise
The
cope
Mr
Collision Was
Near Disaster
Singaporo, Oct. 11. Australian eye-witnesses said today sheets of flame roared up from the sea after their troopship New Australia was involved in collision with
«
the Norwegian tanker France Stove near Thursday Island, North Australia at 8 p.m. on September 29.
Selwyn Lloyd Accused Of
Propaganda Attack
While mothers arched for their children aboard
the Trooper after the first shudder- Ing impact, names began to Tup the sides of the tanker, the coldlers and their wives said.
A spokesman for the troops and the ship's crow sold tho collision could
disaster.
They
have been 冠
Prayed
praised the Australien women who prayed as they held their children bravely while waiting for the order to board lifeboats — an order It was not. necessary to give.
1
Moscow, Oct. 11. The Soviet news agency Officers sald thore was no Tass said today that Mr panic as people went to their Selwyn Lloyd's speech at stations and followed boat drill. the Conservative Party con- thought the tanker was going to Many persons at that time ference at Brighton this burst into flames, They morning "abounded in at-ister told that oil floating on tacks on the United Nations the sea had been ignited by the friction in the collision. Reuter. and on the Soviet Union,"
"Mukit use of the known
sicguns of bourgeois propaganda
were
such as, "Communist aggression New Soviet
Russian Imperialism”, 'Com muddy kration, and
80 ferth,
Selwyn Lloyd tried to accuse the Soviet Union of interfering in the internal affairs of the Middle Eastern countries," Tass caid.
re-
Aircraft Due
Genoa, Oct. 11.
MILITARY-BLOCS · London, Oct. 11. resignation of
The British Foreira Mintiter
A new Russian turbo-jet Hussein Suhrawardy, praised milliary blocs
Buch airliner; designed to carry Pakistan's Prime Minister es No, the Bed Pact 100 passengers at a cruising caused little surprise in Sealo and above all the aton speed of about 400 miles an London political circles and hydrogen bombs as
the lieur, will be in service in straining factors against where the internal difficureat of Communist aggression Russia by the end of this lies with which the out- invented by bourgeats pro-year, Mr Ivan Afanasif, going Premier had to paganda.
have
"Selwyn Lloyd made it plain Deputy Minister of the been wel.
Marine, known and appreciated in this ecnnection that the Bi-Soviet Merchant
th Government proposts to said here today. for a long time.
continue the bankrupt policy of strength in regard to the Soviet The fact tha: Mr SuhrÓWILI. | patches of light rain at first.
Union."-Reuter. dy's resignation was not due on matlers of The Royal Observalory said to divergences The sponsors of the resolution
18 polley
being that at 3 a.m. today, the tropical foreign are:
Argentine, Australia, Brazil, storm Irma was centred within emphasised here. Whoever may from him, cirzlea Colombla, 120 miles of 15.4 N end 1103 E take over Canada, Ecuador,
Whitehall
belleve. Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Was probably moving close to Filice, Honduras, Italy, Liberia, WNW at seven knots. Informa- Pakistan's foreign policy is im- not likely undergo any Laos, Netherlands, Neazagua, tien tbout the storm is scanty. Paraguay, Panama, Peru, Tunisia, However, the Chinese meteo-porlant changes. The emphasis United Kingdom and United rological research Institute in will still be on arm support states.
Peking forecasts that a typhoon for the Bagdad pact and Sento. It was announced later that er minor force is expected to hit Chile had joined the sponsors, central Vietnam tonight (Satür-
their total to 22 day),
Sponsors
ace and celestille purposes, ment on reduction, limitation
"Requests. the Disarmament Inspection of and open Etagoras priest's son,
Commission to reconvene Papachristoforou, reported to ments and armed forces;
subcommittee as soon as Welcoming
The weatherman forecast the narrowing! be un Eska gunman, was found
aller of differences which has recult-sible for this purpose;
"Requests the subcommittee that there will be moderate dead in the mountains the surrender of Foka leader et from the extensive negotia-
to report to the Disarmament to fresh
gusty easterly in the subcommitter of:
Commission by April 30, 1858 winds blowing today. The Michael Ashioth. The priest | Mons
on the progress achieved, was arrested last February as the Disarmament Commission. come from an Eoka suspect,
weather will be cloudy with that immediate, "Belleving carefully mensured steps can be the Soviet Union and Mrj
inken for partial measures of A second Greek Cypriot Eokn Gromyko's speech. must bel
ferronist has
Buch surendered to dicatnamerit, and that compounding a
force, it
an-will facilitate further measure- stalemate and this will be sccurity
nounced today,
ments of disarmament; difficult to overcome,
Urges that the States con- At this juncture the West, He gave his meme es Var-
cerned and particularly those and the Soviet Union, might vanavas Papadopoules, aged 30, on the subcommittee of the be well advised to seek aland sale he had decided 15
Disarmunent Commission will compromise through concurrender after reading in newa-
give priority to reaching sultations with Mr V. K. papers of the surrender yester-disarmament agreement which, Krishna Menon and the day of Michael Ashlotis, another
upon s entry into force, will provide for the following: Mexican Foreign Minister, local leader. Mr Luis Padilla Nervo,
1. The Immediate Papadopoulos walked into the persions of testing of nuclear bringing both of whom have spent police station Peristerona considerable time die some 15 miles
west of Cyprus weapons, with prompt Installa-Reuter. cussing disarmament with to surrender." He said he was Western and Soviet Uie group leader of the_village diplomats.
of Peristeron.-France-Presse.
350000 P
- under (rom the vast field of mainta nisobvalont cameci,
to be the keynst vengviajor ingatiellon in the machi
Advances
onautical research
Sus-
INDIAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
London, Oct. 11. en September 18. It had ob-{ Indian labourer,
been carried there.
SCEPTICISM
The forecast, which was an- Local Indian comment that nounced by the New China Air Suhrawardy's resignation News Agency on Friday night, was brought about by strong was quoted by Reuter and opposition. in Karachi to his France-Presse dutelined October Kashmir policy" in received 21 from London ind Paris here with considerable scep respectively.
ticism.
An eventual return to power | of Mr Mohamed Aly, Mr Sukra» i
the
Singh, Ind. Hvals in Loteester, Singh was the father of her two Long Clues of considered
was at Leicester today com-children mitted for trial at the Asstres,
Lexington, Oct. 11.
nor
altogether excluded, would it be viewed with dis- favour. Both Mr Aly and Mr. Sahrawardy are known to be staunch supporters of the Com monwealth as well as of the The clue was a rubber bose Western anti-Communist system that supplied water for a moon-of defence, It is added-France- shine sill--United Press,
Presse.
accused of the murder of Mrá "He said that he had not seen Sheriff Homer Lee Cox solved Joyce Stanton, about 30, also the woman for three weeks but his case after he found a clue of Leicester. He pleaded not several witnesses will say they 1,000 feet long and followed it guilty and reserved his defehez. saw him with her up to the Mr M. D. Hutchinson, pro- lime when she might have been seculing, said the budy was killed," he added. France- found strangled in a local park' PressC.
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Maritimo Onice, told the meet- ing that experts from foreign countries would be offered n chance to study ot sea the America's first operation of
SATELLITE OVER CHINA
London, Oct, '11. The Soviet artificial satellite was seen traveling from south- west and sweeping through the zenith over the sky of China's Jake clly of Hangehow at 2100 hours (lucu ime) tonight.
In reporting this, the Newtomle merchant vessel, due to be Inunched by the end of 1959. China News Agency said the satellite emilted a dim light of The 21,800-ton ship would be orange colour during its night. a "floating laboratory," with a It It icoked different from a shoot- cruising speed of 20 knots. ing star because it left no trail would carry 60 passengers and in its wake.~~Rouice.
a crow, of 130,-Reuter.
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