Kasavubu's triumphant return to the Congo
Leopoldville, Nov. 27.
THE CHINA MAIE,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1960.
FLAMES HALT SUEZ TRAFFIC
SEAMEN BURNED
President Joseph Kasavubu of the Congo was given a hero's TO DEATH
welcome on his return here today from New York.
A crowd of 10,000 ined the 14-mile route un his drive en the airport.
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The jubilant crowd greeted
soldiers ol
with treklozda shouts of "Uhuru" (freedom). During his 3-week stay in President Kasavubu stepped New York. Prezident Kasvutjat a cemetery on the way to pay yealed howl of the hoge to the Congolese soldire: ut the Congo's Brst delegation to be who died in the battle admitted to the United Nations. Chann müssy last Monday.
Trale rules went by the Reports aching here today
in Stanley board as a motorcade of some rald gendarmerir 300
Eastern Pro- raced
ville, capital of after Me
ME where
Patrice Kassyubu's upen car, driving | vincé on the wrong side of the road. Mr Kasavuhu,
cars
Lueambo accompanied support, had
arresty,
chief drows
made mumber report sad AMRE
s
by the President of the Conga's of ruling College of Graduales, Mrme Etropez, were Justin Bomboko, arrived in them. Boring aircraft of Sabena Air
lines to be greeted at the nir-
port by
"
the Congo's "strong
elver
Culonel Arany Joseph Moltu.
Mr Kasavubu energed from the aircraft dressed in the waste uniform of Supreme Command er of Congolese Armed Forces.
'Freedom'
The United Nations w;a qos presented - by Mr Rajeshwar Dayal, UN spiciat representative. and General Indarjit Rikhye, UN milikTY adviser in the Congo.
Crowds at the airport shoutes! "Long live the President" es Me Kusavabu dense away in 201 open car with an eseri of tec Irep-les of armed soldiers and Armoured curs.
No ban on frilly petticoats
The whole contingent of 37% Ghana police has now left the Congo. the UN announced to- day. They will be replaced by Nigerians.
The last of the embassy stall has also left for Acern, it was Congolese the reporturi
expelling irany Cihanolun familles here.
Reuter.
were
that also
President Kasarun
Kennedy's plan to
improve U.S.
economy
criticised
Washington, Nov. 27.
President Eisenhower's chief economic adviser
said today that President-eleet John F. Ken- nedy's plan for a faster rate of economic growth would "tend to worsen" America's balance of payments problem.
Dr Raymond Saulnier, chai"-
DL Economic
Surabaya, E. Jaya, Nov. 27. n of the President's Council also Advisers,
Kennedy's The Surabaya garrison com-qartioned wheller
mand has denied that it proposal for lower interest rates intends taking action would not increase Inflationary
faret against girls wearing frilly petticoats.
Saulnier said on a radio pro- Rumpurs in this effect had that it did not alto
been circuluing in the city.
A purrin spokesan. 1 101: reporters this was uniruz. .
The
Prther understand the propused monetary policy of the neoining achuinistration as it has been described to date." He adder
was no ban en ihr | however it is early to make a
wearing of frilly petticoats. i juchsment on that,"
However, he said, the at-
administra.
The Eisenhower thorities called on schoolgiris Gon officini was asked abou refrain fron wenring clothes suggestions by Democratic con- which "yislated the norms of
gressmen that Keenedy's coll
deepney adopted uy the Tnsfer increased economic growth neslaa prople in Recordance would help to halt the flow of with their own personalities." dollars put of the U.S. Router.
Driffield, Nov. 27. Jet aircraft thundering over the Yorkshire market town frum nearby RAF base have grounded the local pigeons, the Racing Pigeon Club complained today.
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ECONOMIC GROWTH Saulnier id he found it dimeult "to understand that kind of lagie" becaure a faster Fide " economic growth mean an in- normally wound crease in imports, not exports
"Other things being equal, a In a protest note, Chartes faster rate of economic growth United States would Kirby seid the jets turned the in the pigeons into "shivering nervous tend to worsen our balance of wrecks too shy to fly."UPI. payments problem.
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(5)
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23 In the Jewellers shop
light stone. (4)
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The thing that helps us with car international bilance
payments growth abroad,
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economie
Saulnier said it was "quile un kuly" that faster ceangnic Krowth would lead to prochie- tion at incre Lods for export.
UPI,
New chairman for car firm
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London, Nov. 28.
Air Chief Marshal Lord Tedder, 70, has decided not to seek re-election Chairman of the Standard-Triumph Inter national Motor Company, it was announced today. He has accepted an invita- tion to continue as president of the company. Mr Ullck Dick, a former Standard apprentice, is to be the new Chairman.
Cairo, Nav, 27. Six Arab sedman were burn- ed to death today when crude oil which leaked out in the Suez Canal from an unidentified tanker caught fire,
They were in a small rowing boat engulfed by the flames,
by
Suez Canal Authority offeinla sold that the crude oll spread over an area of 680 yards shou 20 miles north of Sucz near the dredger Ajax, owned Akermans and Van Haaren of deve- Belgium which is doing lopment work in the waterwayz AGROUND
OfBelals sold that the oll might have come, from
the one of innkers to noribbound convoy today. An omcial said that the French tanker Berenice, 21,121 lans, run aground, when its pilot abruptly stopped it to avoid the fire.
fire
Omelala sald that 12 brigade vehicles extinguished
the Bre after four hours.
The dredger Ajax also caught Are but this was extinguished. Some equipment abroad Wils destroyed but none of its crew was hurt.
Offcials sold seven ships were stopped behind Berenice. They added that navigation will res sune immediately after Berenice clears.---AP,
Fulbright on Nato as a
nuclear
power
Washington, Nov. 27.
Senator
Lyndon Johnson, Vice-President-elect and Senator J. W. Fulbright, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Com- mittee, returned here to- day from London after attending the Nato parlia mentory conference in Paris.
a re-
Senator Fulbright told porier he doubted whether the problems of making Nato nuclear power could be solved quickly.
A reporter usked. Senator Fulbright whether the United to give Nato States was ready control of nuclear arms before the Nate Ministerial meeting on December 16.
He replied: "This is a very complex legislative, if not con- stitutional problem."
He thought it would be the task of the next administration to overcome the legislative and constitutional problems, but said it was still in the discus-
The accounts of the company for the financial year ended sion slage.
August 31, show group proat It is reported that the State for the year. after fax, efan Defence Departments are £1,825,504. During the year ready with such a plan and
Standard-Triumph produced that the Atomic Energy Com- 130,032 cars.-China Mail mission no longer opposes it.--- Special,
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Reuter,
French Government move to curb
prostitution
Paris, Nov. 27.
President Charles de Gaulle's attempt to drive prostitutes off the streets of Paris and other French cities went into effect today with pub- lication of a government decree,
De Gaulle himself wrote the their places closed preamble to the decree, which periods ranging
down for from three
was published in the Journal months to five years, In addi- Omelai. Under the decree stift | tion offending proprietors may fines and jail penalties were lose their driving licences and impored.
passports.
Owners. of private pro- It was a move toward public *
who knowingly perty which government's allow their premises to be used Wednesday for prostitution will be liable to of ineasures aimed nt cuttingjail terma ranging from down alcoholism by decimating months to two years and Anes the array of bars and bistroes ranging dotted along every
morality 11: France paralleled introduction
French street,
The
the
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Kovernment
curblog prostitution
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from 5,000 to 50,000 major new francs (US$1,000 to 10,000).
decree
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250
New Tablillies to penal procedure for panderers reasonably suspected of living severe that It seemed likely to of a woman's immoral earnings (de preventizig a prostitute from the
abandoning her trade,
prostitutes from battish
as publie
Franco view in effectively as they were purged from London streels early this year,
MAIN MEASURES Among its main measures
Severe penalties for pro priators of hotels, lodge
Von
Stern new measures governing treatment of versorgi discose, including obligatory absence from work of
suffering from persons toglous eypitille, stiff jail terms and fines for persons who do not seek treatment for disease with proper medical authoritier and the banning of commercial ing houses and bars which per advertising of prophylaxy mit prostitutes or panderers to treatment of venereol Beast it' sole us or operate on their anything but exclusively medi- promises. Offenders Will kávé, oni prabTORTION ANETTIE
were:
DAUGHTER CAROLINE IN A LIVELY MOOD
HECTIC TIME FOR KENNEDY
Washington, Nov. 27.
Caroline Kennedy, celebrating her third birthday today gave her father, President-elect John F. Kennedy, a hectic 45 minutes in church.
She was in a mood for frolle Une in his arms and entered as they walked the tree blocks the church through n site from ve senator's home to Huiy door. Perhaps sensing what was 'Trinity church, "alternately to come, he climbed to a zec- comping ahead and falling back tnded gallery. to ply her father with questions. Mr Kennedy carried her rag doll.
As a crowd of about 208 look-. | ed on. Mr Kennedy took Carn-
Capt Roberts
of the Congo
off to UK
Pisa, Italy, Nov. 27. Captain John Roberts, Eng-|
lish leader of Baluba tribesmen in the Congo's Kasai province, left here tonight, for Britain aboard a Canadian military air-
airport craft,
officials said. Captain Roberts, 23, was de- tained on October 25 at Mwene
Dil, where he commanded un ussault unit in the irregular army of Mr Albert Kalongi,
the president of
self-style: autonomous state of south Kasni ACCUSED
He was accused of violating a truce and directing massacres in which several villages were looted and burned,
Firat Caroline elimbed over
the pew divider and began chat- ting with
other worshippers. Mr Kennedy retrieved her.
Caroline then began banglag her feet against the back of the wooden pew, Her father allenced her.
She crawled under the seat. He recovered her,
Finally Mr Kennedy took her In his lap and held her there for the remainder of the service, whispering admonitions.
The child appeared interesteil in the coloured illustrations in the
prayer books of other parishioners, sometimes peering at them over their shoulders.
She spent part of the time waving her illustrated religious pritne titled: "Let us pray,"
Her father had itle chance to pay close attention to the Rev. Bakewell's sermon Anderson
on "Faith and Reason."
Mr Kennedy emerged from the service looking a bit worn. He took Caroline home, then went to the hospital for his first i visit of the day with his wife) and infant son, John F. Kennedy
Jr.- UPI.
Colour bar in Capetown
Capetown, Nov. 27.
Caroline Kennedy-and
father,
Sensational evidence banned
=
ment.
Taiwan urged to impose
severe
penalty for corruption
Taipei, Nov. 27. An outspokan member of the Nationalist Control Yuan-nation's highest supervisor organ-has asked the government to impose tovere punishment on officials found guilty of. corruption.
Contrat Yuan member Too Po-chuan alleged that corrup→ tion among government offelala had been rampant over the past years and the situation could lead to "the decline and fall of the nation."
Mr Tho was making a report at the annual review meeting of the Control Yuan.
He mid that en official who hnd embezzled more than $5 million (local currency} Wus sentenced to three and one halt years only, averaging one day for every $4,000.
Singapore, Nov. 28,
of Publication sensational evidence from divorce
On the other hand, the Con- courts is to be banned by tmi Yuan member said a person the Singapore Govern- wrongly convicted or detained received under the existing law only $17 per day as compensa- bill also places tion. A propused sanelions on the printing, or
FREEDOM OF SPEECH publishing of ingevzal wiler Including "Jindreent medical, He urged the government fo surgical
governing or physiological devive the statute Caile,'
punishment for corruption which Reporters covering cases of was abolished several years ago. divorce, dissolution of marriage, Mr Tab also called for more
marriage. nullity of
Judical freedom of the press, separation or restitution, air con He said
the government protcet freedom and occupations of parties con-essential to good government," ed to print names, addresses, speech" which, he said, cerned and witnesses, a concise
After his detention he denied Six non-whites were refused! Jugal rights will only be allow "must
whose
service when they sat for 20 minutes in a tea room
Any editor, publisher Dr painter breaking the low will be
of
He urged the government to regard the press as its 201 "eyes and
and care," to see. to hear the errors pointed out by the people. "He noted the publication inw adequate provisions to of freedcm - of
taking part in any massacre and claimed he had negotiated peace treaty between the Baluba and Kanicka chiels
in the Kirtenbosch botan-statement of evidence, submis- which was
all respected by
ical gardens here today.
slons on point of law and the except one Kanjoka chlef
decision of the court. ralded
The group included Maa 2. men
villages,
Gool, a coloured (mixed race) killing hundreds of people.
મ councillor: He claimed it was his duly Capetown city
action to take
Negro member of the crew of able to one year's jail or a n fo stop an uprising
not exceeding $1,000 or both, had agalrist the Kalenji a visiting US. ship; and the
picprietor of a Capelown ro- The government has already prevent abuse government.
banned sexy magazines from the prUSA, Captain Roberts left Leopold-staurant.
He said there was no justi- ville on Friday night.
Last weck three attempts Britain, the United States and
Locally printed cation for the government to He did not leave the air- were mode
multi-racial Hongkong. by
a like nature volte martiat law in dealing craft during the 3-hour stor group here to stage "git in" publientions of over in Pisa and no one was demonstrations in white cating have had their licence with with eases concerning freedom
drawn.--AP.
of the press-Reider, allowed abonnd-Reuter.
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