1960-01-11 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1960.

Storm over steel strike German State Nkrumah

SETTLEMENT DESCRIBED AS 'POLITICS, NOT MEDIATION'

Washington, Jan. 10.

A new political storm involving Vice-President Richard Nixon's successful mediation in the steel strike appeared to be growing here today. The usually conservative Washington Star, long a supporter of the Eisenhower ad- ministration and Mr Nixon, said in a front-page report that the Vice-President persuaded the steel companies last week to sign a costlier contract with the Union than the Government's professional mediators believed was justifled.

MR NIXON

il the The Star

report Federal Mediation and Concilia- tion Service was bitter and cynical over the terms of settlement.

Mr Nixon, facing no opposi- Lion for the Repablican pr^- confirmed sidential nomination, theo his 47th birthday yesterday that he would allow la name of the as to be entered in some OUTLE

not

primary elections coming state

for the be

J: quoted une saying: This was politics, mediation--they Kave Union everything but the kit chen sink."

The mediate resetlen in the steel settle- Washington to meat was that

il 2nd boosted

Mr Nix's politicat fortunes and that it would benefit Mr James Mitchell, Secretary of

ax

A candidate

| Republican presidential nomina-

Hon.

Political oberryers believe that democratic presidential "hopefuls" will seize onti-Nixon

munition in the form of the Westin,gion Stor report. Rezien, Air

in i James

LONDON HAS ITS FIRST SNOWFALLS

London, Jan, 10.

Snow and lee covered most of Britain this morning after a night of freezing temperatures.

London had its first snowfall of the winter. The whole routh-rant of the country was under answ though' bright sunshine today was raking conditions on leed-up roads and frozen rail tracks,

Coldest spol overnight was In Banffshire, Scotland, where the temperature dropped to 16 degrees Fahrenheit below freezing.

two airport In Gatwick, London's number

Surrey. recorded four degrees of frost-Reuter,

Record number of

airline deaths

in America

よか

Washington, Jan. 10.

Labuur, with 1 a posible Washington respite to the New Commercial aviation in the United States had more publicsin vice-presidential can- didate.

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Yors Times, said today: "Mir Nixon is not ikely to forget his 48th year, for he is on the verge | of a shattering experience, win or lose.

A Target

"For 10 long mons he will be the principal target of politi cks who hate him as much as any man to hated in American politiegi life today."

#

-John

deaths in 1959 than in any other year in his- tory.

Married

after a day's meeting

Sydney, Jan. 10.

In nine fatal airline crashes ond 37 Crew | 267 passengera

members were killed. The only other time be number of passengers kilted topped 200 was in 1947 when 219 lost their lives, The Individual accidents another unwanted record- ranged from landing gear col- lopsing on parked aircraft to crashes with 100 per cent ensual- ties.

were

not

Statistics in 1859 entirely black, however, as there was a rare of 0.73 fatalities per 100 million passenger miles.

JET AGE

A young Greek couple who met only yesterday at a wharf in Sydney were mar- I was the eighth consecutive ried aboard the liner Paris year this rate has been under today while 2,000 Greek une per 100 visitors watched.

accuses

pro-Nazi party

Kaiserlautern, Jan. 10.

A leader in the radically rightwing German Reich Party was alleged today to have told followers: "Comrades, we are for the restoration of Na- tional Socialism (Nazism), we are Hitler's faithfuls."

!

The Reich Party held a state convention htre.

The pulte ene-cutt Was banned by the} state of Rhineland-Palatinate.

The alleged Neo-Nazi state ment was

to Hans ascribed Schikorn, State Chairman of the Reich Party in Rhineland- Pala linato. It was

by the nagainst

closed in an appeal State Governacht #court ruling lifting the ban the party conven.

tion,

In dog the ban, the State Government said the Reich Party; had given ideological support to the un-Jewish swastika smear- ing campaign which started with desecration of Cologne's

the

synagogue on Christmas Eve.

AWAITING TRIAL Two Reich Party inertbors, later dismissed from the party were arrested and awaiting trial for desecrating the

YTANUKUC.

are now

Woman

professor killed

Baton Rouge, Jan. 11.

the

A woman professor at

New Orleans branch of i Louisiana State Univarsity was found clubbed to death hare early today.

Sherl Bran Clemmons in- tied the woman as Dr Rosa-

mond MeMillan, 39, a Professor of Botany at the LSU branch here.

dropped

a phrase

Abora, Jan. 10 Dr Kwame Nkrainkh, Prins Minister of Ghana inadver- feally dropped a phrase, about

for Ghana's affection

the Queen in a splench at a state banquet here last night,

The Prime Minister told cor- respondenta today he missed.

the phrase owing to bad light.

the

DR NKRUMAH

Her body was found on a road He asked correspondents not near the banks of the Mississippi) to have the pbres deleted from The painting of swasting on

after the advaree text of his speech, the Cologne, mynagogue walls ret River near here shortly

A coroner's pre-issued to the press before off a wave of similar ant-Semi-dawn today.

said she died banquel. the actions which swept to nimost iminary report all corners of the world.

about midnight. The

TOM Rhineland

the position of her Palatinate government said today it rut body, and the fact that she had mitted Schikera'a alleged state-a box of matches in one hand ment, made on November 20 at and a cigarette package in the

That she was a party meeting to cour! nuthưri- | other, it appears thes when they dealt with

the head the clubbed In

us she Reich Party complaint agtairest | stood falking 10 someone, the convention ban on Satur-Clemmons raid. day.

SOMEONE SHE KNEW In lifting the ban, the Stale Government felt, the court had "She was struck repeatedly not given full consideration on the head with a sharp in. of the facle submitted byument. She appeared Lo State representatives on the have been lading to the person Reich Party's alleged Neo- | when he began hitting her,” he Nazi tendencies.—AP.

Two United States senators, one a Republicari, the other Democrat, today necused Presi dent Eenhower's administra- tion of bringing about an in- nary element of the long I drawn out stoel strike.

Republican Senator

in a statemen Butler declared Issued to the press, that 12*** Ateel industry bad agreed To a new contract after having been

million passenger "warned by certain high placed

miles. This means that the in Government it might men

airlines are holding the fatality alherwise face punitive legisla-

"bride"

Patrisreles The

down while flying more air- yesterday

300 people further

in bigger ⚫tion."

The Senator did not mention berthed

aboard among the names of the "high placed Greek girls

craft then ever before.

The industry held its breath men," but added: "Dizzy with them 19-year-old Teits Michele

from Athens with a photograph when the year began, as this visions of labour votes, the ad-

of a 22-year-old plumber she

first full year of the ministration interfered with dar

was the arbitration

• i parmeess uf

and had never seen,

A speeding New York forced!

settlement without

Introduced, soon trat

travis aircraft were The picture of Dmitri Colas, uge. The last time so many

painenger serious consideration of its ulti- who works in Sydney, was sent

after World War 11. was Qie

deraled here Loday und, body, inate cost and its cumulative ns- to her by an aunt who also lives

of 150 paSSCIVPUTS to 30 sault on our nation's market in the city. Yesterday he was hughest safety record U.S. evil 20

aviation bas Itnown.

aboard were injured, the on the dockside to meet her. place."

reported. Ho said he ductor

kenta of no deaths--AP.

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A British Crossword Puzzle

30

ACROSE

12

116

19

129

£2

23

3 Approached senliity (4).

7 Bit of ply looking for

shelter ().

8 Where Scots enjoy no pro-

hibition (4).

9 Card game for # photo-

grapher? (4),

10 Town in which you are em-

-ployed just now (7).

12 Somewhat terse language

(4).

15 Come to the fore (5).

18 Does it make a felder fell

(4).

19 Doubly long and winding in

song. (5).

21 Shapes of ducks? (5).

22 Bath fellow? Could be (4).

23 Could be 18, of course (5). 26 Turner's name (4).

20 Setting for a "Romeo and

Juliet" seeno (7).

30 Up in promotion

retirement (4).

down

1

31 Key man for Surrey? (4).

32 Hold down (5).

33 She starts to cast off (4).

DOWN

1 Say "yes'? (5).

2 Carrier for everything? (7).

4 Medals struck before meals,

perhaps (5).

5 The sort of Information to:

send one to sleep? (4),

0 Seltles

a

Further Attack

Democratie Senator J. William Fulbright was the other senator to attack the settlement today. In a pecch he will deliver in the Senate tomorrow and which he released today, he said the settlement

* represents polical fix."

He add there had been re- port: that the steel companies had agreed with Mr Nixon and Mitchell to forgo any central price increase several months, hupened, Fulbright said, at classified, under "ourght to be

for this

the Corrupt Practices Act. ns a campaign contribution to the Republican Party."-Reuter.

Ancient jewellery

ship

with

It was love at first sight. And today they were wed by Greek Orthodox Primate of Australia and New Zealand. Ezekiel Tsoukalas.

Captain The ship's skipper, Zannis Xenios of Chlos, was best man, The shipping company gave the couple a 120 piece Blaner service.—AP.

Giant icicles are newest

craze

?

Cambridge, Jan. 10. Pedestrians are walking oat of their way to avoid a Massachusetts- Institute of Technology dormitory these days.

The puzzling thing about the poor 1959 record was that it was not the result of flaws in new jet aircraft, Pure Jets had only two fatal accidents and both were on training flights. Two others involved turbo-prop aircraft, which have jet engines' hliched to conventional propellers.

reasons

Seven of the fatal crashes were by tested and proved air- liners and, generally speaking. they happened for the same aircraft have been crashing for 20 years human failure, mechanical failure and the lack of sufficient funds to utilise known and proven safety devices.

350,000 TO 1

Airlines Pilots Association President Clarence N. Sayen says it is a tragedy these de- vises have been perfected hundreds of airports still do not have them.

Du

Nearly half the major ac- cidents in the last five years fhave happened at journeş'e end -as the air. Culto

The reason is the latest col-

in America Criza

legiate London, Jan, 10. Goki jewellery worn by 1:uilding giant icicles. tribal chieftain 2,500 years ago bas bien unearthed by Soviet Houze archaeologists in a

Thive

siderato, +22 Baker land. Dormitory spent the But, despite the disappointing buriai last two days building a colour-safety record, the odds in favour Icicle that exleads frem of a passenger complcúng a trip Licir fourth floo dormitory safely this year were 350,000 to window to the ground. And it one-UPI.

mound near the Sea of Azov, ful Moscow Radio said today.

The head of the Archarolo- s in three colours-ed, white gical

V. Shilov, and blue, expedition, said the burial place apparently

SIXTH CHILD

Hollywood, Jan. 10. Actress Jeanne Crain and her Paul businessman husband,

of

A student explained the belonged to the ancestors of the construction. A string with an Adygeycherkess tribes who ice cube tied at the bottom was Inhabited the area cast of the lowered from the inside of the

window ledge. Black Sea.

Then a trickic of water was necklacr A

with gold

a barrel down Brinkman, became parents pendants was found around the siphoned from neck of the chieftain. With it the string. The dripping water their sixth child, a girl, today.

The infant was named Morla was a golden neck ring covered froze to form the icicle which | with designs depicting panthers. at one point is about 14 inches Josepha. She weighed 5 pounds.

wide-AP.

34 ounces.AP. -AP.

in for some land France (4).

9 Ping up a certainty (4),

11 Flag mainly of the Emerald

Isto (5).

13 Do combine job? (4),

14 What the Spanish and French call her (4).

the

10 Girt in a jet hellcopter (6).

17 Very thin metal io bute

people,(4),

18 Cut with sex appeal to start

with (4).

30 Naughty boys? (7).

22 Thunderous applause? (4).

34 Palstaman (5).

25 The time proverbially (5),

27 In to while (4).

28 Proposes marriage? (4).

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Ounces, 70-man,

Airline hostesses don't

like new drinking rule

New York, Jan. 10.

Whether they like it or not, American airline hostesses will have a new duty to per- form beginning on March 10-standing by each time a flight passenger taken a drink from his whisky flask..

According to a new ruling by

A

ban

drinking, the

they to judge if a Mached

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his how ein they stop

In addition, they have askkel, the Civil Aeronautics Authority, C.A.A. communique declared, how are passengers ore liable to fines of could have an opposite effect, passenger $1,000 (£389) if they do not such as encouraging passengers limit, and inform the hostess each time, to drink too much before their him from having another little their thirst requires quenching. departures, or taking on fully drinking The ruling grow out of com-loaded plaints lodged by airline crewurreptitiously while in flight. mambers of the difficulties they have

encountered,

while ..... flatt, with passengers who have had one too many. But rasher. than invoke, air-borne prohibi- out all drinking tion and rule

fipatos

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To the last question, the CAA has replied that the hostess need only remind the of the fault passenger NOT HAPPY.

heary fine he faces if he in- skuld (on smoorking kla Amuit... The hostesses, however,

As for determining whether about the new the dadesty passenger has had "they" : Hart' · TOW❘ enough, the hostess bas baly to passenger kan on judgu by his appearende, the has nos pad abough to drisle, Cha connuded.

▷ Ennect, 10 Colon, 11 Idea, 13 Enterprise, 16 Hoki, 16 Beau (Bow), 10 Blue murder, 22 Dies, 24 Ralso, 25 Blues, 20 Como, 27 while in night, the C.A.A. bave not too happy I-in-et. Down: 2 Upset, 8 Cedar, 4 Secure, Polisher, Wine, decreed that drinking can go ruling, for a Rodo-o. 12 Adder, 13 Ebbed, 14 Emulsion,, 17 A-beam, '18 Itoon as long as hostesses supervise judge which

the drinkers. veal,, 20 Urban, 21 Douse, 29 "ron(side),

Train derailed

Wellington, Ohio, Jan. 11.

zaidi.

think the "I struck her

waa

who person

she someone knew. Her clothing was not

In the

DI advance text,

Ghana's truns- Nkrumah said

inter formation into a republic this year would in no way affect Com- Chatia's participation in monwealth affairs "not affect the warmth of our affection for the Queen."--Reuler.

Ship refloated

Taipei, Jan. 10. The

Nationalist 1,000-ton tanker Yums) Chang Was ro- Boated on Saturday after having run aground on the west consi dense fog Du

torn, and there were no marks of Formosa in a of a stuffle," the

Sheriff said Friday. "She had the keys to her car her Jockel pocket, and Cen-

found beside WHR purse

con-

were

her her

There

casualties among the crew or passengers.

The tanker was on her way

Do

of There was money in the to the North Formosa port

from the South For- purne, so that eliminates the Keclung possibility of robbery," Clem-mosa port of Kaohsiung mone said--UFL

the grounded.—AP.

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