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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1961.

INDIA'S CONGRESS PARTY PLEDGES UN TROOPS TO RECOVER OCCUPIED TERRITORY

Shown is Richard Mason, the 25-year-old medicat student of St. Thomas's Hospital, London, who was recent- ly killed by a tribe of wild Indians while on an expedition to the headwaters of the Iriri river, atributor of the Amazon. Two of his compan'ons. Christopher Lambert, 25, and John Heauming, 26, wers rescued and flown Brazilian Air Force base, 19 miles away.

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The party, 10 In all, had radioed for help, and a plane was sent from Xingu air bas. Mason was killed by spears and arrows-London Express Service.

FRENCH ARMY COMMAND

ORDERED TO SMASH

SECRET ORGANISATION

Algiers, Sept. 19...

The French Army Command in Algeria today issued orders to smash the OAS, the Secret Army Organisation, which actively opposes President Charles de Gaulle's plans to give independence to Algeria.

An order of the day published Most of the atlucks were

by Algeria Commander-in-Chief made

Gen. Charles Ailleret virtually UPI.

told the Army to treat members

of the DAS as they would treat

the rebel National Liberation Front.

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The order was published after

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NO KNOWLEDGE

New Delhi, Sept. 18.

The Philippines Embassy said

day yesterday in which 30 today it had no knowledge of explosive charges were set of reports

that two Philippines

in the country, 24 of them in citizens were on a special mis- the greater Aiglers, and 13 attacks slow for the Office of were made by "activists," kill-President when they were fail- ing six persons and wounding ed in India charges of

smuggling gold bars, UPI.

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Releases manifesto

for general election

New Delhi, Sept. 19.

India's ruling Congress Party today promised a now effort to recover 54,000 square miles of Indian territory which, it sald, was 'under the "illegal occupation" of Paklatan and Communist China. Congress also sald, 'in a draftj Congress pledged to fight all election manifesta released here, forms of colonialism, cupecially that the Portuguess possession that of the Portuguese in Africa of Goa in West India "must be and India--where the posterston brought into the Indian Union," of Goa "must be brought into

the Indian Union," heralded the i The manifesto Congress campaign for India's third General Election, due next February. Congress har been the majority party in India for the past 14 years.

Non-alignment

Congress would also support the Algerian Natintialists, the manifesto mid, It"added that India should keep to a non- aligned policy, work for general disarmament, and Opposo

Listing the main plank in the Congress platform, the mani-nuclear test. festo said the party, wanted to Within India, the party would repel "any aggression" that work for the establishment of might take place against India. à socialist-paltern sucioty and

push for rapid industrial Icpment.

Colonialism

deve.

In Its election manifesto, elso issued this weck, the right-wing Jan Sangh Party urged break- ing diplomatic ties with China and using military measures to drive out Chinese and Pakistapi troops from Indian territory,

"Parts of India and the Indian * Union have been occupied by Pakistan and Chips. It must be India's policy to bring about the vacation of these illegal oc- cupations," it said.

According to the manifesto, Reuter. Pakistan occupied 42,000 square miles of Indian territory in Jammu and Kashmir, and China 12,000 square miles in Ladakh province of Kashmir.

PI Red leader said trying

to seek asylum

in Indonesia

Djakarta, Sept. 19. The Indonesian Foreign Mialstry spokesman, Mr Gani Harsono,' said today he was unable to 'comment on Manila' newspaper re- ports that Dr Jesus ́ Lava, Phillppines Communist leader, was trying to seck political asylum in Indonesia.

The reports nald Dr LavA, Bought by the Philippines Government as an alleged rebel, was now in British North Borneo.

Mr Harsono Lotd ra- porters "We will have to contsot our embassy iu Manila for confirmation of this."-Benler,

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Turkey jails 29 persons on revolt charges

Istanbul, Sept. 19. A Turkish ́ marital law court today sentenced 29 persons to prison sharges of ploiting/a rei volt.

Nineteen other persons were "nóquited.”

The "defendants," sen tenced to, Jall thrma rázig- ing from slx months to five fears aód ten' möntka, wete, kocused" of ploffing,

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FALL BACK

AFTER 3-DAY

BATTLE

New York, Sent. 19.

United Nations troops at the vast Kamina base In North Katanga have fallen 'back to key areas, a UN spokesman said here today, But he dented à Katanga army claim that the entire base had fallen.

The claim was made as Preni- || Katanga -Government" "sources" dent Tsheenbé began”, ceasefire | in "Elizabethville, encouraged by taiks with a special UN dele- | the' premire on Kamina follow- gation at Ndola, Northerning the "capture of thể Trish Rhodesia.

company at Jadotville; word to- day: opilmistically phopheaying the outright surrender of the UN in a matter of days,

The UN spokesman in. New York said the force at Kamina -about 300 Guriches and tome p Swedish troops--had fallen back to defend the airstrip and air control system as it was im- possible to hold the whole base,

ATTACK

two

Katanga iroops and about 5,000 tribesmen have been at tacking the base for three days. A signal officer in Leopoldville Bald tonight

Eransport planes had taken off for Kamina and were expected to arrive there under the cover of dark- ness. He said the UN now had ultro-short-wave contact with the base.

sla. Dublin,. It was announced that the Irish Repubilo govern- ment is to send ammunition and supplies at once" to the troops" serving with the Nations in the Congo.

Irish United

sent

The supplies will:be starting tomorrow in United Nations charter planes.

It was also stated that Mr

Frank Aiken, Irish Minister for External Affairs, today visited wounded Trish troops" Leopolduğla

in

Mr Aiken few to the Cange at the weekend on a fact-finding misilon-Reuter.

CZECH ENVOY EXPELLED FOR SPYING

Bern, Sept. 19.

Switzerland today ordered a Czech diplomat to IN SWITZERLAND

MILITARY

headquarters

"leave the country on charges that he ran a

spy ring from the Czech Embassy here. ⠀⠀ He used to return to Switzer= | espionage

lond and file his reports to Prague.. The Government said Vaclav Lis began spying in 1955, Prague vio Smisek and Lis, They provided the lalost Smisek, Cultural Attache at turned the job to Smack" in

gadgets and machiney to help This third man has the Embassy, had gathered data 1909, the Government

beer hunt in his work, lucluding sim- arrested

abroad. on chemical and engineering muniqué Bald.***

Federamunications equipment for the Attomby, Dr Hans Fuerst said, transmission If his reports. research. I said Smlsck's spy

but there is little chance that aldes were Jaroslav Lis 3

be The unslamed third Czech, a he will

The to extradited

pay was only about US$2,300, chancellery clerk at the Em- laboratory assistant, pol only Switzerland.

the communique bassy who left Switzerland in spied in the factory where he

sald, From this, the third man" 1950, und a Czech employee of why employed, but also kept Swiss palice said Lis or had to pay most of his ex- watch on people in Switzerland Smisek or both met their "legpenses. Since his profit was so. for the two diplomats and made man" more than a 'dozen times small, he apparently trips abroad to spy on military to give him new orders or take more for ideological reasons,

reports for the Czechoslovakian UPI. objects, it said.

Swiss Industrial plant.

The Government said Smlsek had been ordered to leave the country within 24 hours.

Greek Govt

to

Still claims resign

Frau

to be

Anastasia

Hamburg, Sept. 19.

Anna Anderson has

appealed against o Ham-

Athens, Sept. 19.

Mr Constantine Kara- manlis, Greek Prime Minister, announced tonight he would sub- mit his Government's resignation to King Paul tomorrow. Mr Karamanlls, who made

burg civil court's decision the announcement after a refusing legal recognition cabinet meeting, sald he would of her claim to be Grand advise the King to dissolve Duchess Anastasia, the Parlament youngest daughter of the elections, fast Czar.

and hold

new

Premier Karamanlis will also suggest that a caretaker 'govern- Sixty-one year-old Frau ment be appointed to organise Anderson has been fighting and supervise the elections. her claim in a succession of

years. The last Hamburg hear-

REMAIN

court cases for about four Mr Karamanils came to power ing which ended last May in October 1955 and was twice was the latest in 40 years of voted back into power." He had in charge legal moves over the Romanov intended to remain estate, which is sald to run until the end of his four-year- into millions of pounds term of office which expires sterling.

next Moy.

situa- She claims she survived But the international when the Czar and his family tion and the necessity, for Greece were shot by Bolsheviks in to have, as soon as possible, a 1918, andt was therefore the steady government with the re- only surviving member of the newed confidence of the Greek Romanov Royal Famüy.

people had induced him to speed

Frau Anderson'now lives in up the time for the general elec- West Germany. -Reuter.

Hons-Reuter.

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