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DOZENS OF
OF TRADE UNIONS FOLLOW COUSINS LEAD Nasser's Of The LABOUR FACES NEW CRISIS Threat
Day
N-Proposal
THE
British and Ameri- can representatives in
the three power Geneva conference on the ban- ning of muclear teats
have put forward a new
proposal. It may be mis-{
Party's H-Bomb Death Was Certain.
Policy Under Fire
London, July 26.
understood. It will cer- Frank Cousins' Transport and General
tainly be misrepresented.
It is not in any way put forward
as a substitute for the com- prehensive banning of all nuclear tests under an effec- tive system of Inspection and control. That remains "the purpose of British and Amer}- can policy; and the objective of the Geneva negotiations,
But the conference has run into diMculties, Partly political,
partly technical, which were not foreseen when it opened. And they are of a kind which indicates that a lot more work will be needed before there can be agreement ON DA effective system of inspection which would cover all possible nuclear test; so us to give rezsonable assurance that an agreemmikit tu atop them is being fully observed. That such a system is acceptable us B feature of such an agree- ment.is, according to certain Russian statements, COMMON ground between the Western Powers and the Soviet Union.
The British and American
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Workers million-strong union
was
back again leading a massive revolt against the Labour Party's H-bomb policy.
Princess
Anne
Restores
Family
Honour
London, July 26.
Dozens of unions and party organisations attacked party leader Hugh Galtskell's refusal to insist that Britain scrap her Euclear weapons single-handed.
Veteran political observers called the revolt "an astonish- ing outburst."
Resolutions
It came in rezolutions intro- duced for debate at the annual In conference Labour Party
resolutions and Ocluber. The
the their tentative place on agenda were published today.
More than 100 resolutions unlom and Introduced by constituency party Sroupe Acornfully attacked Gaitskell's Dalloy alternative Il-bomb
ax "disgusting." "dishonest, "politically unrealistic," "mill- tarlly dangerous and morally unacceptable."
One-third of the motions for
Governments now offer, in Princess Anne's rigorous the party as a whole.to-consect
brief, that there should be an immediate agreement to stop the tests which are at present capable of being controlled; with, at the same time, agree- ment to press forward with all possible speed with the work That still has to be done to pravido a system of contro} for all tests. The new plani would, in fact, be an instal- ment, not a substilule. THE meeting of technical and TH
acientile experts last rum- mer devised and recommended a system of control applicable to the then known types of tests; chiefly those in the atmosphere and underwater, But in the interval between the experts' report and the suspen- sion of tests at the end of October, there had been forther developments. Thyo things had been established.
sprint training and concern
nuclear disarmament Gaitskell's two support Only
some pre-race coach-policy without qualification.
The rest demand that Britain go it alone and scrap her nuclear
ing by the heir to the
throne paid off yester-weapons. day with a solid third
This massive revoit from be- low spelled serlous trouble for
place in an all-girl foot the Labour Party on the very
race.
The Princess more or less dis-
graced the Royal family by
Macmillan's
Anishing last in the race last Popularity Down
among
the sisters of
boys at Cheam School, where Prince Charles is a pupil.
IN TRAINING
So this year,
paturo sources sald, Anne got Iv some heavy sprint training behind the screening walls of Bucking- ham Palace's garden es as not to let the side downL thought to Cheam school's annual sports Arme dagi was yesterday. drove down with the Queen
First, that it was more difficult
than had been identify underground festa os such without, mobile inspec- tion teams,
Secondly, that nuclear explosions in "outer-space"-above some
30 miles from the earth's wur- face cannot be located und Identified by any method so far agreed.
The first presents the political difcully. For, to far, the Russions
Mother,
London, July 27. The popularity of British Pre- mler Harold Macmillan has suffered • marked declina during the part month, al- though the number of olectors who would vote for the Con- servative Party in a general election remained the samd, according to the results of a "gallup poll" published today by the Liberal News Chronicle.
of those questioned, 84 per cent
said they were satisfied with Macmilian 2 Premlar, com- pared with 62 per cont In Juno-APP.
The Prince of Wales collared Anne as soon as she got out of the cur for a short, snoppy pep talk.
Then he took her off
eve of a general election. Poli- inlo o corner of the field for a little coaching on a proper roc-tical sources in both parties ex- ing start, zooming up out of a peet the election to come about 22, just after the on October Labour Parly conference finishes The visitors face was the last its debate en these resolutions. item on the day's programie. Galtskell beat down a similar Charles, locking a little anchallenge to his leadership once xious, folsed his grandmother before." Then, Frank Cousins' and the school's headmaster in Transport and General Worker the fields.
Union,
members million etrong, demanded that Britain ban Ita bomb unilaterally.
Non-Nuclear Club
erouch. have declined to pgree to any extension of the Inspection machinery beyond "that 'proposed by the experts. Indeed, in some respects, they wish to restrict it, Among the most important of!
these restrictions is the Soviet delegation's Insistence on a comprehensive right to veto decisions in the Control Com- mission, including the despatch of teams to inspect events which could be suspected of being nuclear explosions.
O, because of these fussian -objections-we-oro-faced by the fact that effective control to ensure that there are no underground: tests is at the momont impossible.
The
second presenta the technical difficulties. We are faced by the fact that, unlesa and unill the scientists have caught up with the problern, effective, control to ensure, that there are no "outer-sppen" tale, is at the moment, equally Impracticable.
The British and American Clovernment hold the view that it would be quite, wrong to alan an égreement stopplug seats which did not in fact provider, sulicient control to give everyone a reasonablo surance that the agreement wir being fully observed. "They're not arising the Russians to accept more than
THIRD PLACE Anne lined up confidently, used Charles' caching to make a good start, and thundered up 10 a solid third place at the tape,
Chorles, jumping up and down -with- excitement called "Come on. Anne" to encour➡ age her during the thrilling
stretch run.
When it was over and Anno flopped on the grass, Charles run to fetch her a cool drink. Once Anne had had her victor's portion of two helpinge of strawberries and ice cream, the Royal rio-with Charles
1
challenge,
In fighting off that aftalteil got the Trades Union
Britain's Congress,
over-all union body, to endorse his new official Labour Party policy.
Tuzla called for creation of a "non-nuclear club" Under? his plan, Bellain would keep ita bombs-unili other nations Joined the "non-nuclear club" balla by pledging not lo
When the nuclear weRDONI, club was up to fali member- ship, Britain would scrap ker. bombs but not, baforo,
was Today Cousins' union
fairly bursting with pride back leading the revoll with a drove off to. Windsor Castle biting rejection of this "non- to begin the Prince's school enuclear club" plan. Its resolu vacation--UPI.
tion demanda "positive leader- ship" on the nuclear laque from
FESTING COMING
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the parly-UPI.
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But He Walked Away
ALBERT GAY brush with death
NOT EVEN HIS GLASSES
WERE BROKEN
Castro Back As Premier
Havana, July 26. Revolutionary louder Fidel Castro, heeding the shouted demands of hundreds of thousands of Cubans at a mass rally, agreed tonight to resume
To Israel
Alexandria, July 26. President Gamal Abdel Nasser said today it is the dream of every Arab to wipe Israel off the map.
"Wo are awaiting ag- gression by Israel and any
the post of prime ministar, supporters of Israel. Wo Shots rang out,. penis will make it a decisive bat banged their machetes together tle and get rid of Israel once and thousands throw their aww and for all,” Nasser told a imte into the air in celebration.
"This is the dream of every Arab," the United Arab Republie President said.
Castro's decision, announced huge rally. by President Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado, elimaxed Cuba'a "20th of July anniversary which was marked by parades, nour-riotous celebrations and shooting that left a score of persons wounded, including one American
TWO KILLED
Two persons were killed and 20 injured when two trains carrying peasants to Havana for the celebration collided at Layano,
Nasser made the comments at a rally in the municipal stadiiima here prior to a military parade celebrating the nationalisation of the Suez Canal.
His Answer Cheoryers here saw Nasser's speech as an answer to Moshs Dayant, former Insell Comman-
dicated
Castro told the huge croft der-in-Chief, who recently In- that unless Egypt Janning Havana's new civio
released the Danish ship Inzo centre that he was returning to Toft, Tarael would follow a the premiership he left on July
polley, similar to that which 17: "only to comply with the de
led to occupation of the Sinal atres of the people."
peninsula.
*This is democracy," he alchem UPI.
Hopes High In Ending
Ink Dispute
...
The Inge Tuft, carrying an Israeli cargo, has been held up in the Suez Canol for several weeks by the UAR -which-in- sists the cargo consists of war Foods,
**Tha
Baez Canal is ours.";
"llow cap
Numer declared, Tørsel use 11
the strongest aggression, "- Nas- Ker said.
"Of course, Moshe Dayan can stand and talk nonsense," he xald. "We are today stronger than in 1088 when we defeated Britain, Franco and Iuraci,"
London, July 26. Hopes were high tonight UPI.
for a speedy end to Bri- tain's printing dispute, which is now in its sixth week and has shut down 4,000 printing firms and 1,100 out of - London newspapers.
Union leaders and employers
today in spent.
continuous separate talks on new .com. promise proporala,
Tonight Lord Birkett, former
Lord Justice of Appeal who la acting as Independent choirmon in the dispute, rald "consider ble progress has been made."
The two parties to the disputa will mest again tomorrow the Brand's through the open door-morning-Reuter, Hatch track is possibly way, back first (top Britain's most notorious picture).
PADDOCK HILL bend Gay's body is thrown
on
the car
Traffic Jams
Judge Refuses To Excuse
'Nervous' Juror
A woman juror who told; the Judge at the outset' of a murder trial this morning that she had "a very nervous : na- ture" asked to be ex- cused from a trial such
as this,
curve and recently it Gay (right) lies safe- Britain's Worst
The judge, Mr Justice- A. D. provided the season's ly clear as
Scholes refused. Howald sho most spectacular set of breaks up in a cloud of
had a duty to perform,
At the trial, a young textile crash pictures when dust (middle picture).
Worker, Chau Shlder of Yin 25, was driver Albert But as first aid men
London, July 26, racing
charged with the Gay, lying second in a hurried up with stret Britain's automobile associa Mei-chu in the Lee Tal Textile tions said today that Factory, Shatin, on the morning him touring car race in a red chers to
yesterday's road traffic of Aprli 22 this year.
A jury of three men, and four lams were the "wont of Peerless, spun on to the away, he regained con-
women were sworn in, the century. bank at over 70 mph sciousness, sat up, anid,
STAB WOUNDS An familles drove of on
Mr G. R. "I'm all right”, and somersaulted.
Sneath, ~ Crown summer holidays on what - la always the heaviest weekend Counsel, told the jury that the Wreckage spins walked away. through the air, the Not even his spec- travel rush of the year, raffle girl died as a result of two steb
sun-soaked wounds in her back: aficers front the
Evidence' would" ba that one door flies open.....and tacles were broken-west country reported motorists
carry
and
HUSBAND IMPRISONED FAMILY
"
the camera clicks just as London Express Photos. taking seven hours to cover the wound penetrated the lung and. 40 miles between the two Devon the other the abdomen, he said. towns of Houlton-and-Torquay, An to the motivo Mr Snesth 1 At one stage the column sald the father of the accused stood motionless along 17 would testify that his win cama miles of "ta ; longth.
[out of China: two years ago_and Loter rada spread to many brought the girl with him, Bub- parts of Britain after weeks of aequently they lived together warm sunny wezwadāsanayetalele In May 1980, Mr. Aneath Heavy thunder-ihowers struck went on, a man calling him- the, est ocmity and moved if Chau Bhiu-wan, the name albwly scross Britain loading tp of the socused reported to the an early homeward trek by thou-police that his wife bad
and Router,YANIBAN, sancts of folidaymakers UPT absconded.
IN HOVEL FOR 16 YEARS
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Mexico, July 18. other children died of-maliifi- Froodon, 153 Sovered
Hernandez was accused of. A 44-YEAR-OLD on was ternandez wos, ela to have
at 12. charged today with impri- soning his wife and children in uarded his captives with forcing his wife and children to from dawn to midnight. miserable hovel over a period pistol aid knife and forced work
them to help him 'make inaté-) and giving them only two meals of many years.
ticides, which be sold in Mexico a day, usually oats and beans,
Police, aid his wife gave the
only schooling | Police brake into the home of City. Ooasjokially be would Rafael Perez Hernander on Frl allow one of the boys to go out children, the Gantok, July 20. day and freed his wife and six with him to peale the inseq, they have had. They can read Tibetan govemment currency children. They said they were teldes but the girls never went they would accept themselves. - The Chief of the Impreidt hotes bearing the seal of the Lipped off anonymously that cut What Aben la to be done? Are (tenerul Blatt, Gomeral Bir Dalai Lama wote now-being there was a very kirregular Police-raid the
TO HONGKONG
Loudon, July 20: · 1}
Tibetan Money Devaluation
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we to partpone the banning of Francis Teative, few from Lon devalued, it was learned here alluation at the Hernandez home; Herriander was anla buzleaf teals! until problema have been solved and airport today for a moulli's today.
theso
an effective control system ap
lour of British service bases in
also reported that
Mr-Hernenden, 39, said "Therar-old baby sh inhiband had locked Fiber Nosing. Valişking?
pleable, to all possible form
can be devised and agreed on?
The British and the Amicicens nemine guardly rigstly mying
the Far East and Australia, the 1 Changani govemment
The tre had been planned Tibet began imposing a tax on in 1964 and she and the childern
aries 12an ter care nideršta for some time and wiw a foulino Indian goods for the first time hid bom, criptives one-he said before leaving - Birican India-Tibet Treaty Five of her surviving children: ral 17-year-old
we signed in 1890mm/TP:
Router.
DEER
MP's Gamble,
Failed N
London July 20, Member of Parliament, and wrile and know some in William Roos-Davies took along
metle. : There were no beds in
In November 1958;", another man, Chu Hon-chee, married the.
Crown Counsel said the girl got a job in the textile factory
at Shatin, LOREN B HAD WORDS: On Apell 20, two days
or
the incident the accused alo blainest dateploydhent at the
On tho
med the small bound on the out- WG wedding rings for his bride, Exctoryst who skirts of the city and the who hadn't had time to go to a
1-chlidren had to sleep on tables Jeweller. He hoped, one of the the gira was? WORKING
o covered with newspaper
AF soon 21 the charge sgainst other too small braun UK ZA PRANAVA Hernander war revealed & Fout our ROD womery in Chihuahua filed “ # Daving had introduced bill charge of olgany galant him, Parilunient to revise
police old JFI
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