1961-07-21 — Page 3

Robert McNomará

U.S. Govt

ends year with deficit

Washington, July 20. The United States Govern- ment had a deficit of $3,900 million in the financial your which ondề ed last month.

This was stated in a joint re- port today by Mr Douglas Dillon Beeretary of the Tren-

sury, and Mr Davis Bell Bud- get Director, who said the Gov- ernment spent mare and

THE CHINĂ MAUL FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961.

MCNAMARA FLYING TO EUROPE FOR TALKS ON BERLIN CRISIS Will meet Norstad, Scarbeck indicted

UK Defence Chief

Washington, July 20. *

Mr Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defence, and General Lyman Lem- nitzer, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will fly to Paris on Saturday, July 12 and to London on Monday July 24 for tallis on Allied security measures in the Berlin crisis, the Defence Department, announced today.

FRANCE'S VIEWS ON

UK AND THE

COMMON MARKET

Paris, July. 20..

They will confer in Paris' on

for spying

against the U.S.

Washington, July 20.

Sunday July 23 with Generat A Federal grand jury returned an indictment to- day against former US, diplomat Irvin C. Scarbeck, charging that he gave Information

Lauris Norstad, Supreme Allied Cominunder in Europe, on matters of mutual concern, including administration plan- ning in vlow of the Berlin crisis," the announcement said.

'FUTURE NEEDS'

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to Communist agents about a U.S. appraisal of Polish military might.

The grand jury, in a new titled: "Estimate of effective- indictment of the 41-year-old |ness of Polish armed forces" "The discussions with General Scarbeck, added three counts to The grand jury also accused e was pre-him of turning over another Nerstad will also focus on the ona with which

dispatch of Febrity 24. Nato toreviously charged. subject of future requirements

will und

opparently a dummary similar to those previously held

between. General Norstad and

be

of Defence for T-Mr

ceived less than expected be- cause the effect of the recent recession was Kreater than anticipated.

MORE SPENDING Income tax produced less, tax refunds were higher, and there was increased spending on de fence and to help the, un- employed.

The deficit was much blyher than had been estimated only a short time ago by top Ad- ministration officials.

Another deficit for the year ending on June 30, 1962, is how forecast. This defeit is cx- pected to return to about $3,700 million dollars 'but almost cer- tainly will be higher because of increased defence spending- Reuter,

Both

Suggestions

from

both sides

PLEA

Evian, July 20. sides presented suggestions for the con- duct of negotiations when representativas of France and the insurgent "Al- gerian Provisional Govern- ment" today

Maurice Couve do Murvillo, French Foreign Minister, said today that, in France's viow, if Britain wished to join the Common Market she would have to accept the political as well as the ozonomic obliga- tions of mombership."

He told the National Assemb- ly

that France's atlitude was clearly deßned by Tuesday's declaration after the Bonn meeting of the leaders. ...of the six Common Market Countries.

Phouma hopeful

of 3-faction Laotian talks

This, he suld, stated they "desire other European states to jutu the European economie communities which are ready to assume in all fields the same responsibilities and the obligations."

Lo

кат

the Ministers

ment said.

Accused

J

formation identified,

not

of in- otherwise

whose triál The new charges cald Scar- Barbeck,

he scheduled for October 3, initially other Noto nations," the depart-beck, whose lawyer sald

acted because of threats of a had been indicted on charges of from Д girlfriend,passing Information 22-year-old Polish passed information to the Com- January 13 dispatch titled: "An munists from a Foreign Service examination of US policy dispatch dated March 27 and toward Poland during, the past

four years."

It added that during his visit to Landon on Monday, Mr Me- Namaru would calt on Mr Harnid Watkinson. British Minister of Defence,

"40 cun- inve disqussiona which began when Mr Watkinson visited Washington In March of this year."*

BRIEFING SESSION President Kennedy conferred today with the National Security

Mr Couve de Murville wen: on; "When it refers oli fields, this naturally includes

Counell for the second time in 24 the political neid,”

In London, Britain's National hours, amid reports that he was Farmers Union declared today Planning a partial call-up of re- that unless the members of the

serves and increased defence Common Market acknowledged spending.. British

agricultural interests. The Council, top advisory body. negotiations on Britain joining to the President, met from 70 the market could have no pros-minutes In what was described as a "briefing session, for the

pect of success.

Paris, July 20.

In a statement unanimously) members." Princo Sauvonna Phoumia,

approved by the Union's council, The meeting followed a While the Laotian neutralizt

Mr Harold Woolley, Union Pre- House conference last night to leader, said today he was ident, Raid that unless the discuss recommendations aimed hopeful that his half members of the Common Market at bolstering U.S. military brother Prince Souphonments to meet British require- Berlin situation..

were prepared to make arrange-strength in the light of the ouveng, head of the pro-ments, it would not be pussible, Mr Pierre Salinger,, spoken- Communist Pathat Leo, for the British government lo tan for the President, fold would attend

three- maintain the policy which had reporters today that the Council

CE

faction Laotian Princely enabled agriculture to make last night reached decisions on-

Summit with Prince Boun Oum, Prime Minister of the Vientiano Royal Laotian Government in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, noxt wook,

resumed Prince Souvanna peace talks hore in the leaves French Alps.

A French spokesman Later zaid there were points common to both suggestions, which would be studied when de- legates met agaki tonworrow.

He added that the French side wished Lo got over the procedural stage as scor possibic, and get down to dik- cunsion of concrete problems Router.

Phouma

the

Parls tomorrow for Phnom Penh 10 attend the next and Anal phase of Laotian Summit meeting aimed at the formation of a coalition government and onding divil war in Laos.

Prince Souvanna

Phouma

great progresa.-Reuter.

No statement on Moscow

trip-Segni

Rome, July 20. Italian Foreign Minister, Prof. Antonio Segni, was reported to "havo said today that a. Moscow visit

who has recovered from a sur-The gical opéralian here, told re- porters: "I believe that we shall be able to hold fruitful talks and reach ስከ agreements Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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12

18

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Put outi

ACROSS

More profound.

Caunes.

Prepare the way.

11 Infant

12 Cheek.

There's nothing in it.

10 Ragrola,

17 Bhe comes in springl

18 in case.

21 DestoRIS,

#2 Arrivo at.

10 Biospy water.

23 7amous statue.

13 14

DOWN.

1 First gardeneri Give up hope.

12 Wait on.

The family one?

& Conquered.

10 Stop ruling.

11 What cats likef -

18 Foreigner.

14 Clive the once-over.

18 Barbarian.

18 Bitong.

1 Stately home.

20 Money-making herb?

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defence which the President would announce In à nationwide address on Tuesday July 25 and In' a message to congress Wednesday, July 20,

MILITARY PLANS

од

The military plans contem- plated by President Kennedy and ils advisers were the sub- Ject of considerable speculation today but there was no oficial comment.

There were published reports that the President was ready to send two battle groups of the to Divizion 101st Airborne

Europe complete with support troops Three would total about

3,600 men.

U.S. space bid. may be put

off again

Capt Grissoms Cape Canaveral, July 20.

this Unfavourable weather at

Florida base today threatened to postpone sillt further the lanetlag of the second Ameri- can astronaut into space.

The launching, already put off twice this week, was to take place tomorrow at 1300 GMT. However, weather reports re- edived by the National Acronautics and

Space Administration indicated there only 50 chancca hundred- that

In addition, it was said that other units would be sent to by the Prime Minister, Europe temporarily in order to Prof. Amintoro Fanfani, | dginansirale" the U.S. capacity was "practically decided," to move forces at short order.

were quoting -but the Italia

One report, without Nows Agency fator quoted him any source, said the cornment had been made that Britain

os denying he had donoį had reduced her forces in

10.

Prof. Segni was reported to while have made the remažie chatting with

mamica of Parliament, when naket about persistent rumours in the past work of such a journey,

NO STATEMENT

Italia News Agency sald that aficer a Cabinet meeting today, Prof. Segni told reporters: have made no statement on the Prime Minister's journey to Moscow."

where a irend was in

Germany to a point reversal in this order..

was

BRITAIN'S PROBLEM HOWTVCT It was added, It Britain recognised that faced a considerable economic problem and that "pressure can he expeeled for persuading the Germans to beat some of the costs of a British reinforcement.

In

San Francisco, the West

German Defence Minister Dr

" UJ

Air Force

Captain Virg!! Grissom would i

be launched tomorrow on his sub-orbital flight-AFP,

Tropical storm forms in Caribbean

San Juan, July 20.

the 1961 Atlantic' saason

fonhed today in the southeastern Caribbean,

It carried top' winds of 60 miles an hour.

Franz Josef Strauss, told a press The first tropical storm of conference he did not believe the Soviet Union would go to When told "góme foreign war over Berlin.

report news agencies

your Thu ininster, on a nine-day sintement," he repeated: "But vil during which he will tour have Atatcil nothing. I

installa hove military and defence made no stalement," Italia re- flons Bald; fusela wilt not risk porléd,

losing all that she has gained Asked "But will the journey in the past 45 years” tako place or not?" Prol Begni

He added: "Mr Khrushchev replied, "This I do not know," wants a war of nerves. This Italia added.

was demonstrated by the huge Authoritative BOUTCCA caldair parade which was given In today's Cabinet moeting did not Moscow a few days ago," discuss the subject-lleuler.

.

¡ iteuter.

U.S. Navy hurricane hunters found the storm-chilled Anna-

latitude 12.0 north, tear longitude 104.1 west or about Routh southeast of 800 miles Ban Juan, Puerto Rico. It took A noruswert course at a speed of 17 miles an hour--AP.

PANEL SET UP BY KENNEDY

To probe 'secret tests?

Washington, July 20.

A panel of eminent American scientists la studying whether Russia

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could be making secret nucicar tests, the White House sald today.

intransigence

The 11-man panel, set tip on Kennedy at His press conference: italHoviet President Kennedy's orders, be on June 28 annotinoad the con- falies a serious question about e of that; vening of the scientific panel. have larta,dati dataly, can- The Frenidetit at that mo | Ufu® / chị Voluntary, Imola a declared that Bovlet retusni to} Fufism....li. undertaka negotiate a. lost bin. Treaty, at this country without 'any: ke- surance that the Bueskarsk Are Geneva was dillies: toning,

The President added then not now terfftig fenter, .

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. -- Acress) : 2′ Spázding, #san work at the Raise, 10 Otage, 12 Nel, 13 Cur, 14 Cell, 15 ifensoin, 17 Soare,innin, 38 Tralia, 20 Fawn, 32 Hượ, 33 FUB, 34 Nius), 16 Elgin,, en

Ingis, Down! 2. Poini, 3 fleet, 4 Lancery: 3 Nears, G. Friables, 7

The White House gave pro- Permanent, Bennion, 11 Tunétus, 15 fiák, 17 Crosst," 10" Alise, | Iliminary details of the babe fur Best time ainen Mr 21 Angu, st Warts.

The former Second Secretary al the US, embassy in Warsaw was arrested by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in June. He is being held in Jall after pleading not guilty to the uriginal charge.--UPI

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