1960-11-10 — Page 3

De Gaulle

THE CHINA MAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960.

moves

swiftly

THREATENED - French bid for

REVOLT SAID

CHECKED ·

Paris, Nov. 9.

The Government has acted swiftly and firmly to prevent a threatened spread of revolt among senior French officials, in Algeria against General de Gaulle. This followed Monday's declared "inability" by Mr Andre Jacomet, the top civil servant in the Algerian administration, to carry out the declared policy of the President of the Republic.

own

This morning the Cabinet, announced that Algeria would

in due course hive, 1s preside over by Genersi de

Bad When he let tall a reference tu #1 future "Algerian_republic"

Ganile, refused to consider Mr | governruent" Jacomet's resignation. Instead they summarily dismissed him from his post.

They also suspended him from exorcising a functions as senior member of the Counet of State, France's, highest juridical Lody.

One effect of De Gombe's stand over Algeria and his refusal to be intimidated by his own civil servants lus boon to being the leftwing parliamentarians, bal

The penalty is without prent, the Communists, back intu redent except

PSPs Surre immediately after the war dris- ing out of collaboration with the enemy.

INCOME REDUCED

1

from

By

him suspending exerrising his function as member of the Council of State, the government hus reduced If Jacomer's incore by mout 50 per cent.

It has also. In effect, barred him from chinaning further high level government employment,

GEN. DE GAULLE

Mr Jacome may even be dismissed from the Counett

of State altogether in which case he will be left without his pension rights.

were

This orbit of intuence.

The Socialist Party organ Le Populaire. which reflee's the view of the Socialist leader Guy Mollet, wrote todzy,

nuclear force

receives

setback

Paris, Nov. 10.

The French Senate early today dealt a stinging— though not fatal-blow to President Charles de Gaulle's $1,200 million plan for` an alt French nuclear striking force. ·

She'll wed

There is hardly any doubt That Frenchmen woukl oree again approve the action of the heat of the state If he were again placed in a situ lion like that of last January (when there was med révol against the De Gaulle gozen-Negro ment in Algiers). This is what Mr eventual anititors Javemet should try to under- |stand"

IN ALGERIA ALSO

In Alcera it-If the Cabinet's chiel representative Me Paul Blouvrier is also reported in

The have come out on lop

between the test of authority government 171.1 FOYLAIN re- bellious offelal,

The cunxrnative Paris. Phase cal-fort

from

on

Sunday

Los Angeles. Nov. 9. entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. $4, and blonde Swedish actress May Britt. 26, got their marriage licenos today. Davis would tell newsmen only that the wedding will take place on Sunday, but he would not say where. Friends say I will be at Davis' home. He said that a reception

for

close friends 'will be held afterward at the Beverly Hil ton Hotel,-AP.

Allers luxiny 50 arrested

"there will be no more specia- cular resignations lite that of Mr Jaconist.

"A nasst there will be 『1*2,* changes in two or three months 1 for those who persist in hostlity to the government,”

anung Reporta af unrest army efficers also appear to be exaczerated or fostered by De Gaulle's political opponents,

The Cabinet ministers

General Jean Crespin, French unanimous in taking this Commander-in-Chief in Algeria, decision which they considered Just Luck from a tour of insper- was calculated to make any. ttum. declared that he could dis- body think twice who was cover no sign of unrest. contemplating imitating Mr Jacomel in challenging the right of the executive to define the pailty of the country.

Nevertheless,

rumours O action by the ultra nationalists- continue in circulate here and in Aiglers. The authorities in Algiers think the armistice de- of November 11 monstrations strerigth between President de might take a more serious turn Gaulle and his adversaries, set as a demonstration against De in motion last week when he Gaulle-Neuter,

The Jacomet case is the first chcounter in the new trial

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out

as plot discovered

San Jose, Nov. 9. The Costa Rican government today said it had dis- covered a revolutionary plot being hatched inside Costa Rica by Nicara- guans against the govern- ment of neighbouring

Nicaragua.

in Algeria EISENHOWER SENDS

Has operation

BUZZING QUEEN'S

COMET AIRLINER

BRITAIN IS

'SATISFIED'

· WITH EXPLANATION

CONGRATULATIONS

TO KENNEDY

Washington, Nov. 9, President Eisenhower today sent his congratula- tions to Democratic President-elect John F. Kennedy "for the victory you have just won at the polls."

measures

that

The President said he will American people have spoken, send the new President-elect a Congratulations and best wishes more ecmprehensive message on your victory as President Juter "suggesting certain Elect."

may commend Mr Nixon had walted until themselves to you as you pre- the last moment before conced- pare to take over next Junungying defeat because the balint the responsibilities of the pre- results from Collfornia and | sidevey.

Ilinols were not up to then conclusive,

London, Nov. 9.

The message to Kennedy was Mr Julian Amery, Air Minis-

ter, said today that the released by the White House to- Nether with three other tele- British Government was grams, Trey went to the losers, satisfied "that the Ger- | Vivo President Richard M. and Ambasador Henry man pilots did not realise Nixon the Queen was in the Cubot Lodge and to the Vice- President-elect, Senator Lyndon plane and therefore there B. Johnson. intended dis-

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ARTHUR GODFREY

New York, Nov, D. Arthur Godfrey underwent surgery tocny

Columbia

was no

in

courtesy.” 1

The upper house of the French legislature adopted, alter a spirited debate which Justed past midnight, a motion to table the striking force biti. The vote was 183-83 in favour of tabling with 60 abstentions.

The striking force bit will now cither to buck to the Assembly for a second, reading or to a Joint Scrute-Assembly committee for work possible compromise meumue,

It will be up to the govern presbyterian hospital for the inent of Premier Michael Debremoval of a tumor from his

back. to decide or whit courge to

A follow. But since

spokesman

Godfrey approval · 134 tiot absolutely said the TV and radio enter- necessary to fual enactment of tainer was "feeling lne" fol- the illit til appeared likely lowing the operation.--UPI, that De Gaulle will win legisla-

Senate

tive approval of the plan.

INDIRECTLY

The measure way, adopted in- directly in the Assembly last month when a censure molten against the government over the matter falled to win the necessary number of votes. A second reading and approval in the Assembly

would mean adoption of the bill with or

without Senate approval.

However, the opinion in the Senate corridors after the vote was that the government prob- ably would first seek to gain Senate approval through golning.

bar-

The striking force pinn has provoked bitter opposition from de Gaulle's legislative critics who feel that is too costly,

too

little and will lan 100 obsolescent by the time its atombomb-equipped fighter - bomber squadrons begin to |{appeur.-AP.

Laos Govt. seeks front with

were

A

About 50 Nicaraguans arrested, including Dr Enrique Lacayo, lender of the opposition to President Luis Somoza's Nicaraguan government.

Report From Guanacaste said

a rebel group there emplured the local commander after he unt. wind of their plans. No other details were inediately available—AP.

Votes may now go to Nixon

Pathet Lao

for

High official killed

WGS

Salzen, Nov. 10. A high South Vietnamese

offelai government killed yesterday In .. helicopter crash which also injured three others, in- cluding

Vietnamese

genaral,

for

Dead Was Tang Yan Chl goverrument delegate eastern provinces, among the injured Wis Geheral Duong Van Minh permanent general necre- tary at the Defence Minis- try.--UFI.

Kennedy's plea

for big effort

In his mesage to Nixon, Mr Eisenhower said:

However when She Minnesota resuli was known

the Republican candidate sum- moned his chief aldos to his hotel room and hey there decided to send Kennedy the concession telegram without waiting further for the results of the two other key states. These could give Nixon u "Your hard-fought courageous popular vote majority though nit Earlier he had told the House campaign to carry forward the in electoral college majority.

Commons that on Anglo-principle of sound government At the moment of his conces German committee of investiga- will have my lasting respect, sion Mr Nixon had carried 177 tion of the alleged buzzing of

"It has been a matter of deep electoral votes. the Queen's Comel by German jot fighters, was misled that since weather conditions were clear and the fighter pilots had the Comet in view the whole time, there was no danger of a collision.

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Mr Amery sald that the German authorities had been given all the necessary informa ilon about the outward and return nights of the Comet and had promulgated these to The airfields.

personal satisfaction 10 have At that time also Mr Kennedy. " served closely with you these bad 31,498,552 popular votes Fast eight years and I shall al-inst 31,010,349 popular votes ways cherish your friendship." for Nixon.-AP

FORMAL

Governorships

you The just

Eisenhower's message in Kennedy, sent to the Hyannis Port, Massachusetts home of the President-elect was far inore

Crse and formal, it follows; "My congratulations to for the victory you have alt i won at the polls, 1 will be send- ing you promptly a more cam- prehensive telegram suggesting certain measures that may com- mend themselves to you a you prepare to tako January the responsibilities of the presidency."

to

"It is possible, it seems us, that had special truc tions been given, or a remin der issued, the incident would not have taken place," Mr Amery said.

over next

New York, Nov. 8. last four governorships of the 27 al stake the current US elections went to three Republicans and one

Democrat, a final total of 15 to 11 and a net

a net gain- of two for the Democrats. Governor Orville Freeman cf Minnesota, the Democrat who Laler President Eisenhower hind nominated Senator Kennedy took off for Augusta, Georgia,ins Presidential candidute at the and a golfing vacation,

Party convention last but he paused and had been tipood as

summer,

DO6-

Elmer Anderson, Republican.

Mr Amery added that I had Trever been the practice to du this in the past, but this was one of the points being looked inlo, He was grim

One lesson to learn from the) on the steps at the request ofisible Secretary of Agriculture in incident, was to lake up with two photographers and gave a Democratic Cabinet, lost to Mr European neighbours. some brief smile in a thumb's up agreed procedures to cover the gesture. He had no comment. Aights of heads of states.

Mr Richard Nixon's message clear in unofficial to Mr Kennedy was Whitehall circles in London to- night that no action is being taken against either German or British pilots as a result of the

incident. alleged "buzzing" Reuter.

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Child neglect

Min-paring

(Continued from Page 1) Alabama, Arkansas, Connecti- cut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, nesota, Missouri, Nevada, New parents who leave their child Jersey, New York, Northren untended, or with only an while they Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode African houseboy, Island, South Carolina, Texas, are away. West Virginia, New Mexico, and Kennedy was leading in late returns from California and Alasica.

was:

"The

There were other Republican gains from Democrats in New Mexico and South Dakola among the last state houses to be de- elded.-Reuter,

STANDINGS OF CONGRESS

Blandings of the next Congress complied by Unlied Press International at 0720 HKT:

Salisbury, Nov. ⇓,

Rhodesia Southern

legislation

Elected

is pro

against

Holdovers

New Senale

'Present Senate

Change

Elected

Leading

Indicated new House

Prevent House (X)

Indicated change

Social Welfare Minister A, E. Abrahamson told the territorial Parliament, that child neglect has reached alarming propor- tions in southern Rhodesia.-

Vientiane, Nov. 9. These were the Nixon states: UPI. representative of the pro

Arizona, Colorado, Florido, Communist Pathet Loo Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,

movement, who is con-Nebraska,

Kentucky, Maine, Montana,

New

Hampshire, ducting negotiations here North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, with neutralist Premier Oregon, South Dakota, Ten- Souvanna Phouma, said nessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, today that the main aim Washington, Wisconsin, Wyom of the talks was to set

ing.

In addition, the Democrats up а coalition national carried Mississippi, but its front government against electors are not pledged to him. the rightists.

Also, G of Alabama's 11 electory are unpledged.

Palhet Lpo representative In his victory slatement Mr Colonel Singkapo made the Kennedy said "it is a satisfying statement today after a govern-moment for me and I want to mant delegation returned here express my appreciation to all last night from a three-day of them, and to Mr Nixon per→ visit to Sam. Neua in the north sonally." where it had conferred with Pathet Lao chief Prince. Sou- delegation phannouvong. The included Captain the

Khang Liệu paratroop officer whose Vientiane military coup Jasi August led to the formation of Souvanna Phouma's M.

neutralst

Honolulu, Nov. 9. Hawaii's three electoral votes, originally recorded for President-elect John F. Kennedy, may belong in the column of Vice President Richard Nixon because of auditing errors.

-

government.

Information Minister Quinim Final unofficial totals

Pholsena, another member at noureed by the office of the delegation, said he was Lieutenant Governor James bringing a message from Sou Kealoha gave Konnedy the win | phannouvong to the Premier but by D hairline morgin of 102 | declined to reveal its contents. votes.

-AFP.

But later Willion N. Kaina, administrative Draistunt to Kealoha, sald a 200-vate error was discovered that might

clonge the winner-UPI.

Stockholm, Nov. 1.

Mr Kennedy added: "I can assure you that every degree of mind and spirit I possess will be devoted to the long- range Interesta of the Biates and to the catise of freedom around the

world."-AP & Reuter,

United

Congo issue postponed

Three calendars dentials committee today post.

of

United Nations Nov. 9. The General Assembly ere-

poned until tomorrow сол- sideration!

a request by

for the Congo to have his doleza- arranged so far will be held in political life, one for religion on seated in the world forum. Stockholm on July 31-Aug. 4 and one for astronomy, accord- The alre member commliteo next year, it was announced at ing to scholar Benjamin D. did this after wrangling for one-day meeting of the Merritt in "The Athenian Year" more than an hour over whent orgonising commitice in the just published by the University and where the Congo question Swedish Capital last week. of California pross.-UPI,

should be discussed.-Reuter,

San Francisco, Nov. 9. The largest international con- The ancient Greeks had three (President Joseph Kasivubu of

biophyulca to be separate colendors, one

tresu

A

on

They got only £7,000

12 Communications from land- GUARD SAVES £13,000 IN PAYROLL ROBBERY

jorda? (7)

13 Desert plant. (6)

14 Come to

ounty, (6)

one advantage-

10 Navigational hazards. (0)

17 Sprinklers for flowers. (5)

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD~~Across: 1 Plod, 4 Sausage, 8 Edam, @ Call, 10 Lunatic, 11 Irus, 12 Sawn, 14 Deigned, 17 Creep, 19 Speil, 22 Trefoil, 20 Aloe, 27 Zied, 28 Tes shot, 29 Duloc, 30 Thee, 31 Release, 32 Dupe. Down: 2 Leader

Deine, Salad, 5 Amused, 6 Slang, 7 Gulse, 12 Scol, 13 Were, 10 Noel, 16 Dole, 18 Pilots, 20 Padded, 21 Lock up, 20 Reevo, 24 Fusco, 20 Lithe,

London, Nov. 9.

A guard in a wages car saved about £13,000 when six hooded· bandits hold up and robbed him horo today,

He flung bimself over bags containing the money on the floor of the car.

The thieves, armed with They escaped in a waiting

corhes,

escaped with van,

other boss containing One of the guards, who ran about £7,000..

The bandits rammed tho wages car with another rehicle in the. Southwark suburb of London.

from the stene to raisa the alarm, was closed by a bandit and struck down with an iron bar...Chino

Moll Spacial,

Senate (necessary to control — 61)

Repns.

Demi.

13

21

23

43

36

04

34

80

plus 2

minus 2

House (necessary to control --- 210)

174

178

154

plus 24

257

2

259

283

minus 24

(X) includes 3 Repm, and 3 Dem. (vacancies).

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