THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1961.
KATANGA ACCUSES INDIAN TROOPS OF OPENING FIRE
New Soviet planes cause 'grim' concern in U.S.
Washington, July 18.
Mr Allen Dulles, Director of the Centrai Intelli- gence Agency, gave secret testimony today at a Senate Subcommittee hearing on the new Soviet Jet bombers seen at the recent Moscow Air Show.
Democratic Senator John Stennis, Chairman of the Preparedness Subcommittee of the Armed Ser- vices Committee, said afterwards: "The situation is grave, the facts are grim."
He said future hearings would "get into the question of the power, readiness and reliability of the Ú.S. weapons."
Officials said the series of hearings aimed to pro- duce a comparison with the Soviet striking power. President Kennedy has already ordered an expert inquiry into whether America is spending enough on defence.-Reuter.
But chief UN civilian
envoy denies charge
Elisabethville, July 18,
Katanga today "strongly protested" to Mr Dag Hammarskjold about a
clash between Indian UN troops and Katanga Gendarmerie.
The cable to the UN Secre- Katanga forces haul suffered two | sall Katanga forces were the tury General accused
iral to open fire. He said the the dead and many wounded. Indians of opening fre "withi But at the UN Headquarters Gendarmerie yesterday occupied Dut provocation"
by the at Miemba. Here, the Chief Civilian Rea roadblock bu North Katanga and said the presentalive, Mr Conor O'Brien, Indious, and opened fire when
the Indians built another.
TENSION
Afro-Asian nations
want full UN
debate on apartheid
United Nations, July 18.
The growing tension between | the UN and Katanga was further spotlighted by M. Khlari, the Tunisian UN Special who said in Representative Leupoldville that the United Nations "could not intervene in any milltary action" that might be taken by a lawful Congolese Government to "deal with the secession of Katangs."
M. Knlari, who had Just returned from talks with Kalanga leaders, said the UN
SOCIALITE KILLED IN Forty-four African and Asian countries in the would "do everything to avold
NY PLANE CRASH
New York, July 18. Mrs Angler Biddle Duke, Spanish wife of the State Department's Chief of Protocol, was killed today with two other passengers and a pilot aboard a small plane that crushed in a New York residential area.
Lulsa de Arana, wife of the
tu
tobacco
the Duke
heir fortune who
14 15 known as "Lu" to the international set, had for nine years taken a lead- York's social ing role in New
and philanthropic life.
the She
daughter of was Senor and Senora Darlo de Arana, of Madrid and a grand- daughter of the Marques of Campu Real.
armed but could unt a Congolese move, which would not he civil war, but police action,
United Nations tonight drafted a letter call oppose such ing for full debate on South Africa's race policies at the General Assembly session open- ing on Sept. 19.
Alex Quatson-Sackey Ghana, Chairman of the group, a would be de- ļ said the felter livered tomorrow to Secretary,
Day Hammarskjold, i General thus assuring a place on Assembly's
agenda, severni years the group been seeking general UN con-
Africa's!
demnation
WELCOMED AFTER apartheid polley,
MAIDEN VOYAGE
Mrs Duke was en route to her summer home after she and herceived 24 plsquo from
bade
farewell
husband Pakistani President Ayub Kaha. Duke had returned to his office in Washington,
The
other viciims of the afternoon
Mra were: crash Arthur G, Altschul, wife of a New York milllenaire, and Mrc W. K. Metcalfe-UPI.
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British scaling U.S. Govt warned attempt fails not to abandon
Republic of Korea
London, Jaly 18.
A Brilian attempt to beate untongvered Mount Inrasan in Northeth Indla has falled, messages froita the expedition to iis sʊN- suts said today.
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The even-man expedi- fon made three attempts over different routes reach the 20,000-foot peak and came within 2,000 feet of it before giving up, the messages satð,
The climbers were How In survey unexplored ter- ritory north of the Parab!) River, the messages added. -Router,
Washington, July 18.
General Lyman Lemnitzer, Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in Congressional testimony released today that Japan would be faced by a military threat if South Koren went Communist.
General Lemultzer added; ; would not be long before the "If you abandon Koren and United States would lose all exprice it to Communisin, you of its teresis and uilles in will see the greatest rush to- Apia," ward neutrailsen in Asia that you have ever seen, and i
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Kalanga's Interior Minister, Godefroid Minango, Inday cused Mr O'Brien of distorting Katanga's vells on the consti- tutional question. He sold President
Moise Tshombe who insists that Congolese "summit" must
precede reconvening of Parlament----
New Haven, July 18.
was prepared to meet The USS Arbaham Lincoln,
Icaders "anywhere Polaris- the nalton's newest
Congo but Leopoldville."
M. Bring submarine,” was,
Munongo added that way today to Holy Loch, Scol-Katanga was working for
solution of the Congolese land,
an African Abra-problem "in
without the help of the UN."
The nuevor-powered
Farewell audience
Los Angeles, July 18.
it necessary, ban Linesh left yesterday after The Japanese motor ship Ghann is ready to demand a a shakerlowna overhaul.-UTI.
Maru arrived Kolusal
here UN Security Council meeting i today on her maiden voyngo to deal with it. He said The and was given the traditional group also plans to make ceremonial welcome.
Portugal's treatment of natives S. Matsushita
In Angola a subject for TE-
Mr sembly debate.
lus Authorised General Coughlin,
KINJ Manager of Los Angeles port, in to confer with Hammarsk→
Mis. Shirley
members and
that Mizufuka, jold to insure
the Conguluse Parliam ut 23, a moddet representing the of
unity local Japanese community, gathering for a Congo
The 9,000-ton
will be protected by freighter un- session
of loaded
steel, UN troops not only during the 2,000 Lona
session but until after they have amber, carpeting, cement and
Mail dispersed to their homes when | Duke of uneral cargo-China
The session ends.- AP. Special.
London, July 10.
Pandit, Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi who is to leave Britain shortly after seven
India's years as High Commissioner here, had a yesterday farewell audience with the Queen at Buckingham Palner,
the
She stayed to lunch with the Queen and her husband
Edinburgh. w.. China Mait Sperial.
'BASIC LAW'
In Leupoldville, the Prime Minister of Central Govern- ment, Joseph leo. told re- porters that the Parliamentary session due this week was ex- pected to last only three days. He unid Parliament would be
to vote un a requested
Now the to replace constitution "basic law" --drawn up by the and former Belgian rulers on a new Government, but left it
which would come vaque rs1.-Reuler.
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He said the military, throat to Jupen would be vastly. greater if Communists seized the American bases in Soulli
Korea.
The General was appealing far support for President Kennedy's $4,000 million seal 1002 aid pro- gramme, which includes $1,805 million la military
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee made public his testi- mony given on June 14.
'TAKE OVER'
He said the Communists would lake over South Korea, if the US. withdrew support for that Junta-ruled nation,
General Lemnitzer noted that the Kuril Islands were under Bustian occupation.
He said: "It we lost Korca, Japan would be in the Cum- munist pincers femed by the Kurlle and the Sakhalin kulgada to the porth and by Korea on the south."
In the struggle against Com- munism, America Must use foreign aid, or "accept the alternative of 12 fortrodu America," a concept which ke said would require more money for the defence of the US than "anything we dream about today."
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Mr Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defence, told the Commitice that the military regime that seized power in South Korca recently
Was
moving towards correcting a number of conditions that re- quired
South correcting in Korea's national Interest.
THE CHANGE He said: "I am speaking particularly of action it has taken to eliminato eormiption and graft. I am speaking of the action it has taken to begin to economie develop a long range
plon which will lead to, I hope, an accelerated economic growth in that country,"
Mr McNamara sald there was "a real
the possibility that change in Government might be seen, with hindsight, to have been "much in the interests” of Korea and ita people-Reuter.
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