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IMRE NAGY EXECUTED GREEK-TURK

Three

Associates

Of 1956 Uprising

Get Death Also

Moscow, June 17.

and malaria came directly Imre Nagy, Hungarian Prime Ministor

from following lends from

tradition. It would be a pity if inws were to den- trus traditional medicine before its secrets have been properly

explored The knowledge of centuries in not to he despised simply because it is empirical.

Second-there is danger in it. Addiction to drugs is often attributed to the improper prescription of oplum derivatives for stomach «liments hy herbalists. Modern medicine also uses opium, though this hns

TRAWLER CATCHES A SUBMARINE!

London, June 16.

The fishing trawler Bt. Clair caught a Britisk submarine in Its net today off the Bcllly lelands.

It was the biggest catch in flah- Ing history but it got away. The St Clair's crew reported to Capt. George Laoay that they really had a big one. The linda

pulling in the nets were strain. Ing as never before. Baconda inter, the coaning tower of British navy submarina criss-crossed with fahing nuts, poppad out of the water. |The submarine and ita akippor remained unidentified whlie the embarrassed Admiralty In- vestigated the incident, First

reporte said that the sub picked up the fishing boat on its sound gear but thought there was no Cause for worry,

CABINET

FOR CYPRUS?

London, June 16-

When the submarine folt the tug Britain's new plun for Cyprus envisages an eight-

of the lines, it co-operated by surfacing apoadily. if it hadn't the catch would have pulled the catchers under-U.P.I.

deposed when the 1956 uprising was American Soldiers Held

smashed, has been sentenced to death,

the Soviet News Agency Tass reported For 'Diplomatic Ransom'

today.

Three associates of the "liberal" Communist leader,

who was taken to Rumania after the October

uprising was quelled with the help of Soviet troops, were sentenced to death with Mr Nagy at a secret trial,

The report suk:

"Death sentres have been

it into effect,"

The Soviet News Agency Tass und

Government 13 Izvestia Kove as 1 ነ announcement

been mostly replaced by newspape Hulphonamides and parges, news

the

but the drugs when used by the Hungarian News Agency. are used so that the last M.T.I.

state of the patient is not

Other Jiwarian leaders

made worse than the first. were sentenced to prison terme rong from £ve to 12 years, the report salth

Secrets

THIRD-the local practice

THED

is

10 keep "secrets,"

His Fate

(Mr Nagy's fate was reported

Makers of Western drugs by Hungurian emigre circles to must by law reveal their have been raised

CALI

talks last

Budapest

Mr

April between product's composition which Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet they

then

patent Prime Minister, and Hungarian Chinese herballets, on the leaders Mr Khrushchev was

hand, other

refuse also reported to have discussed Hatly to reveal anything. Normal the question

President with ly the Government does not Tito of Yugoslavia).

troops After Rustizn prosecute provided that the

од launched their offensive Budapest on November 4. Mr Nagy and his closest associates Bought refuge in the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest. Mr Nagy was arrested

tinctures are not to

f

be

atter

taken internally. Most. Dintments and smelling unlta can do little harm. But the outstanding An eyes are exception and there should be the clearest pws and the he left the Hanbassy with sufe sternest penalties for practitioners who bring blindness with preparn- tions they do not under- stand.

Londuct assurances and was taken to Hurmania. Yugoslavia protested against his arrest,

The Tuss aruivancement said: "On October 23, 1956, the the unleashed, with Bccused active support of the imperial- st, an armed counter-revolu- Honary uprising aimed at over- throwing the lawful system in Hungary.

Ultra-Reactionary

IMRE NAGY

ALÄRM AT NUCLEAR PLANT

Oak Ridge, June 16." An alarm sounded in

nuclear energy plant here today in Tennessee and

Berlin, June 16.

East Germany today refused to release nine soldier hos- tages until the United States treats the Soviet zone's pup- pet regime as diplomatic equals.

American officiala cabled. ***ANGARENESANA Washington they feared the|:

plent officers and a sergeant THAT WAS A GOOD ONE!!

captured on June 7 in a force.

landed hellcopter might be in Communial hands for a long ilme.

They told Washington not to expect an early release of the captives

Washington

was advised 10 consider other means of freeing the men if a third meeting with The Communists scheduled for Jater this week ends in a dead- dock, too.

Whether a third meeting will be held depends on the grders received here from Washington. Inconclusive

[

A brief American announce- ment said today's meeting was "Inconclusive." It added further meeting may take place | on Wednesday.

The East Germans continued to hold, the men today when U.S. Army negotiators refused 10 meat Communist terms con- sidered as diplomalle rapsom.

The Communists inst that the American negotiators must State be named

by the U.S. Department. This was seen as a Communist attempt to give tire, talks the highest posible diplomatte designation in order 10

East German sovereignty-U.P.I.

13.3.20

the Atomic Energy Com-THEY'RE NUTS,'

mission ordered a fow of the buildings evacuated as

"precautionary

0

-BUTO,

the

AÉC

mog-

ал-

It was not long ago that most in England had a people grandmother with a private eure for all manner of troubles. Their knowledge

nounced. was usually harmless and sometimes sound, and it la

"The Luvestigation materials and

A spokesman said the alarm, to deal with this type of the

have court proceedings

a safety device, indicated that In the medicine that lawa govern-shown and confirmed that Imre there had been a rise

activities Nagy and his accomplices, due to level of radiation. It went off ing herbalista"

mude. But were

there their former revisionist, our automatically, he said.

geuis, nationalist political views, The AFC said in a statement: are self-avowed sorcerers have logically sided to Un

whose

"Plant health physicists are in patients aliance with the ultra-reaction- today

the cause of the enthusiastically claim forary, imperialist forces of the Vestigaling

increase of the radiation level them miraculous curea from bourgeoise, to the betrayal of the

une had

been re- At people's democratic system, the It said no Aimilar family secrets.

and Ported hurt, the lowest estimate theseHungarion working people claims

Investheir Socialist homeland. are worth tigating. But there is question: have we any right to demand that Д MA reveal a secret from which he makes his living, and if we have, on what Beale should we pay for it?

Too Wide.

CLOSED One road leading to the plant was closed to traffic.

The ABC said later that sama radiation escaped and seven and percons were being examined to

Eco it they had been exposed.

whe rolicgium of the People's

the Court under Supreme Court of the Hun- zarian People's Republic found The accused qulity and sell- terioed Imre Nagy. Milkion

Pal Gimes,

Maleter, Jurser Sagy to death. "Fercaic Donal, Zoltan Tildi, Feretic Janos and Miklos given sentences Vasarhel were ranging from Ove to twelve

Sandor years.

Kopaczi

Was

HE suggestion that tradi-given life imprisonment.

"The sentence is final and tional practitioners should have some form of central there is no appeal. The death organisation closely related sentences have been carried our

General Pal Malcter was Mr with scientific medicine is timely, but poses another Nagy's Defence Minister.

Miklos Glmes was a journal- problem: that of the unlaw

of Mr

ful practitioner. Open thest and close associale

Nagy.

"A limited area in Ane bullding was the source of tho radiation incident," the AEC sold.

The exact cause of the leak was not known immediately- Reuter,

IKE SAYS

in

Washington, June 17. President Eisenhower sald today his doctors wanted him to

veld the high altitude Colorado because of his heart attack there in 1955, "but 1 think they're nuts."

Talking to a group of boy scouts from Colorado, who had called on him at the White House, Mr Eisenhower said: They won't let me get there much any more. When I get out of this job I hope to go back there. Only because I got sick out there one year the docs say I can't go there."—Reuter,

Paraguay Cut Off

Mr Harold Macmillan is in a happy mood as he walks on the portico of the White House, Washington, with President Elsenhower during his recent visit to America-Keystone,

OLD CHINA HAND

MURDER

SEQUEL

Geneva, June 16.

Nine persons accused of involvement in contraband traffic.

P

in arms and ammunition for the Algerian rebels, which led to a mysterious murder with poisoned arrow from a blowgun, went on trial in Geneva today. The victim of the munier was They are accused of violating Swiss businessman Marcel Leo-Swiss laws on traffic in ATING kled on the and explosives, pold, who was stairs of his apartment house Several of the defendants han last September by an arrow been arrested at Geneva airport dipped In curare, 22 Buenos Aires, June 16,

lethal carlier this year with explosives Serious disturbances occurred South American polson used by in their possession, believed t

be destined for the National today in Asuncion, Paraguay, jungle Indians.

Front according to reporis reaching Leopold waS sold to have Liberation

made fortune in China, but Preise. Telephone and telegraph com-lost most of it when the Coma- munications were cut between munists look over. Ho WAS Asuncion and the outside world. sold to have been involved in

-France-Pre550,

the legal arms ring.

Algerian Talks here

Tunis, June 10, The Algerian Insurgent high

gates too wide and every Szilagy was another associate command arrived here by air

MD (falled), can open up of Mr Nagy who sought refuge today for summit

talks aimed

life practice as a herbalist with him in the Yugoslay Em-at co-ordinating North African Some Hongkong herbalists bassy in Budapest.

now have equipment such Tidi, GD, was President

де

policy towards the De Gaulle of regime.

The Algerlaris-all members

Movement

Crash Report

Rio De Janeiro, June 16.

On trial today are four Swiss citizens: Georges Gulnand, 55, director of a Luxembourg arms firm, Josel Barlin-Furrer, 63.

And

twn

France-

Investigation Committee

London, June 10.

a. salesman, Herman Schmidi, 38, Mr Iain Macleod, Minister of Seventeen propla were TC-a company executive, and Labour, announced today that he "X-ray," and let it be Hungary from 1948 until 1948.

the Algerian Liberation ported to have been killed today Paulrene do Wild Wilde. 01, a bad decided to set up a com- known that they give He was a foundation member of of

(FLN) Executive L a commercint plane crash chemical engineer,

miller of investigation into the "injections." But the fairest the Smallholders Party,

Mr Tildi resigned as President Committee came from Cairo via near Curitiba, Southern Brazil. Algerian Moslems, Aissa Boudaif unofficial strike of London's solution

| Smithfield market meal lorry -i-Router. the present

drivers. situation probably lies in in July 1840 after the arrest of Rome, Reuter. this direction.

to

son-in-law

Victo his

Mr. Csomeky on charges said to in- cludo high treason and felony.

If some degree of supervision Mr Tiki was afterwards put and co-operation could be under house arrest, but was obtained two needs might freed in 1956 some months be- bo met. For there is room fore the uprising-Router. today

for

cures.

tho most and sympathetic

of

native for This is a matter Hongkong University, It

pagation

Coalition

and Mohammed Istickchen.

SPENDS DAY OFF IN A DUNGEON

It was 70 degrees outside but 45 in the underground veil. when my gaoler rolesbed ̧mo," he'sali.

He said he hoped there would be an unmediate resumpilon' of normal working to enable the. committér to carry out its worke |la a strike-free atmosphere.—

"I had had more than enough Moscow Meeting

came froma London, June 16. | theory that death AMATEUR Sistorian Remain exposure

Gardiner spent his day off. He was dressed in sackcloth, obained in a dungeon bi ́an] heavily chained at the write

Moscow, June 16. stiempt Brussels, June 18.1

to solve the 555-year and anklow, and lying on a thin

the dos(2) The Socialist Parly tonight re-old mystery of

of straw covering atogi a slotto bed. |

The Soviot Foreign Minister, Gardiner, who is the socre. Mr Andrel Gromyko, today re- is niso quite necessary to Jectext Catholic offers to form a Bogland's Ring Richart 11. safeguard even the Incro Catholle-Socialist Government to "Gardiner, a

tary of the Pontefract and Dis-celvod the American, British husky · ·52-YER", "The longer I stayed · the

Archeological Society, and French Ambassadors,, Tags, dulous from the malprac-replace the Secinilst Liberal old British Army watoran, miny- colder li semned to get, and I triet tice of the charlatan. This coalition defeated in Belgium's ed sight and one-half houra in can well Imagine anyone dying plans to present a paper to the the Soviet Nows Agency said.

after anything group of his experiences and

•They; discussed, questions op- is a matter for the Govern-fifth postwar general elections the damp and gloomy dangoon from exposure

"down his theory of Richard's death." pertaining to lie summit meel- mont. The two should get just over two weeks ago. of Pontefract Canile, where the like, slangily “stay.

Ing, it sald-Router, URL King dlod in 2409, in prava kta share," he said. together.

Reuter,

man "cabinet" in which Grecks and Turks share the rule of the island with the British governor, informed sources said tonight.

The Governor'a "cabinet" would include one Greck and one Turkish representative ap- pointed by the respectiva

Government of Athens and Ankara.

Elections

The other members will include four Greeks and two Turks from the island's com- munities elected in island-wide elections.

1

The proposition of four Grecka to two Turka among the "ministers" to be elected dota not represent ethnological ratio of the island, where Grecks outnumber Turks about five to

one.

But to compensate Grecce for this, the British plan envisaged an Island-wide referendum on self-determination in seven years' time, the London sources suld.

Khrushchev's

Message To Eisenhower

Moscow, June 16. Soviet Premfor

Nikita Khrushchev in his noto of Juno 11 questioned the sincerity of the Western Powers and called on President Dwight Eisen- hower to "choose certain questions on which agree- mant can be realised" to be discussed or an East- West summit conference,

Tass today said, "The time Khrushchev's message quoted

the has come to clarify question which

real to sale in complete frankriess the post- tion of both sides on the central question: Do both sides wont to call a summit conference?"

Khrushchev said that Presi- dent Eisenhower should choose agreement questions on which could be reached to facilitate cafeguarding It broad lines have already progress toward been communicated to the peace." Governments of Athens and

Under the plan the British governor would retain a velo on defence matters, foreign affairs

and finance.

The British plan is to be an- nounced to the House of Com- mons in London tomorrow by Mr Harold Macmillan.

Broad Lines

-Ankara:- The Turkish Govern~- -----4DENTICAL

ment, committed to a campaign for partition of the island be tween the rival cümle groups, la understood to have rejected the plan.

the message to President Elsen- The said that, the contents of lower were identical to the

sent the tu

contents of messages

Khrushchev same day by In Athens it was believed the British Prime Minister Harold Government would not burn the Macmillan and French Premier pien down flatly in view of the Charles de Gaulle, Turkish rejection. It was be- Khrushchev added, PERU lieved the Athens' Government proposals of the Western Powers would leave the door open by on the agenda and other stating it was impossible to dis- cuments have raised serious cuss the

plan at a time when double in the Soviet Untor."----- Turkish pressure is high-UPA, France-Presse.

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