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Comment Zorin: 'Don't preach at us' Stevenson: 'Hypocrisy' BITTER USSR-U.S. CLASH AT U.N.
of the
day
Litter-bugs
TONGKONG is n
HAN
DERAIL
ful spot. Nane disagrees with that Its wide hays, sweeping hillsides, golden Hands Lil leafy slopes create an image of beauty that haunts the imaginal.m for ever. Naturally this an 3111 environment for epey.
as the 18 K and the warm fe days follow, what thay reasonaish
ih more
AUSTRALIA Nuclear tests
TO VOTE FOR DUTCH
PROPOSAL
in
United Natutas. Nov. 15. Australia announced the General Assembir to- day that it would vote in favour of a Dutch proposal to appoint a N. commis - sion to consider
Hib)C
And
that
that people should go for a
Bar pienic?
what Reems most unreasonable is after spending an enchant ing day beautiful sur
should roundings. exple
leave their litter scattered around.
Those who have det: the
Colony sun time will re
call that several years ago there was an outery, and Government posted war inke and supplied litter bing for thrae contem
Bul vandnis. porary
Gaverument bas opened
roads inte
now
DIM
sites
141-
the New Terri tories,
pienie have become available. NONSIDER the
sequences of this. The sleep Krew slopes ver looking Clear Water Bav are Hirewn with scraps f dirty newspapers, discard-
ed cigarette packets, and other refuse. Hebe Haven, and its immediate en. virons which afford Parte tuaries for pienie parties
are scattered with manis of rubbish, while the small! streams which run down to sea are clattered Top
water-logget
beer
the with tins. It is a scandal that :
internationalisation
self-deter Weni
rventual
nf
New
mination Guinea.
Mr James Plimsoll. Aus- tralia's chief delegate, wid the Assembly that
Lhr
"con Dutch proposal was Structive and peaceful" and Indonesian deplored
Indonesia
statements that
if
would resort to force the Assembly endorses the Netherlands plan
in- These statements volved a challenge to the independence and
INDI
peleare
United of the Nations Mr Plimsoll said. They could have no place
the Assembly's de. liberations. recommenda tions, or decisions.Bro-
ter
debate
fireworks
United Nations, Nov. 15. The Soviet and United States delegates nuclear again clashed bitterly over weapons testing today as the General Assembly's main political committee opened its annual disarmament debate.
Mr Valerian Zorn. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, critic.
for farling ised the US
alien resolution adopted yesterday th went
utlaw 1/2 150 कर्श
weapons, and he asserted that at was not proper to preach te
UN
Hypocrisy
M1
Aulia
Sievermon.
The Soviet Union, which had broken the voluntary moratorium on testing.
now aceused the U.S. of standing Against an uncontrolled mora- Lorlum, he said. The U.S. was prepared to sign a treaty now.
Et us out oul this Theterse
Mi and get down to business," Atevenson demanded
US
For her, 11 thear b. tanke statements mga modneral issue,
Tegomed Ha! Was Nokar of the cradlest lesson
K itsgoerist ! kave Jistened to.
Princess catches
her own lunch
Tokyo, Nov. 16.
such a situation exists, and A desire for closer ties between Japan and Britain
measures
must
be taken. against the litter-bug. People who can scatter their rubbish over the landscapin should
be given a sharp
lesson in
the
14
good marners.
0
on the both Mr Zorin and Mr Stevenson urged quick resumption of negotia- -taris, but they remained divided 11/20 (91,90sition of the forum
which these should beg
T
Troika
Mr Zoria repeated Soviet de- troika"-style committee composed 1/ Com- mus, neutralist and Western Delegations. Mr Stevenson said this was quite unacceptable to many other nations."
But both nien appeared to draw eneouragement from the concluded Soviel- (n Brin-
was the theme of the Japanese press today American agreement as it continued reporting the visit of Princesses that should guide future! Alexandra with enthusiastic and even poetic headlines.
T
Ahwar 19tions, agreed that Prin- russ Alexandra deserved to be riess ribed as one of the world's best dressed women
CHARMING
The Portss horsedd this: Dress designers, uskel The greatest offenders are morting changed
Sparts students Who form clothes and drove into the coin- pienie parties, often ae- try to catch ducks on the in- companied by a teacher. perial preserve in Sarana Pre-
fecture. Perhaps
reminder
party teachers from the Director Using large nets, the
trapped the birds as they were of Education might do a
driven from their ponds. ant great deal in helping rid aught their own laugh. us of the litter bug.
The Princess's dress, beauty, then perhaps the young ornaments and her sule and atudents might teach their depurtunt were al discussed elders something of civic in detail in today's newspapers.
behaviour.
Course
And
They
al
Que said her dress laste was "perfect" and he was "deeply ingressed by hea design con-
Her seiousness
ture referis year's top made of body vonsciousness
That "naturally emphasises feminine beauty
Poitical, economic and diple- matic significance is also seen in the visit.
disalarament talks.
kat
Mi Zorn said he would soon the US. joln a resolu- Russia 20 sponsoring tion to have the Assembly - dorse this agreement
|
STEVENSON
Action, pleuse."
300 die in hurricane
Mexico City, Nov. 15.
southern slate from Hurricane Tara
The
death Снеггего werk's
Lo
more than
last
Fose
Ranks to
The
appeal against
HK ban
Alm,
London, Nay. 15.
Rank Organisation sald today that it has appealed against a ban to Hongkong of Its "Flame in the Streets."
"We hope the ban by the Hongkong authorities will be rescinded," spokesman for the J. Artbar Rank Company said.
The
deala with şim Jamaican immigrante set- tling in England. A sub- plot of the movie is a love affair between a Jamaican and B English girl--AP.
TROPICAL STORM
ELECTIONS IN PHILIPPINES:
MACAPAGAL HEADS FOR PRESIDENCY
Manila, Nov. 16. Vice-President Diosdado Macapagal, waiting to claim the Philippine Presidential victory he has apparently won, today called on the opposition Congress to forget party politics and to serve the Republic.
The 51-year-old Liberal Party | considerations candidate commanded an ap- parently victorious lead
over incumbent President Carlos P Garcia, 85, of the Nacionalista Party in unofficial returns.
who
But Mr Macapagal, campaigned as a pour buy ight- vested interests, ing rich and
Congressional
failed to sweep his Party control of either
chamber.
into
and serve the interests of the country.
Two of Manila's four morn- proclaimed Mr ing newspapers Macapagal the winner over Mr Garcia.
"Macapagal Manila Times said.
Wins."
the
Latest figures
29 300 today
their workers inched rescue way into devastated areas.
Tokyo, Nov. 15. Hundreds were still said to be
Tropical Storm Dot, churning Many of them, how missing ever, were bought to be among 40 miles per hour centre winds, the 20.000 that evacuated Houd- was located in the west Pacific, of Marcus ed a
"I congratulate my colleagues at mud-buried villages and 865 miles mrtheast
Island at 1200 GMT today, the in public life who were elected Lowas
The newspaper
of US Air Force reported.
wera: by the people to the Senate and said
in The
late seasomili storm, the House of Representatives," Arapulco,
The town of 2.500 weakened from a typhoon ear- My Macapagal suid. Nuxeo alone. Inhabitants With said 10 belier today, is reported by U.S. reconnaissance fatally destroyed
101 Navy weather were known dead in the Terpan aircraft as movnig east-northeast Congress
..UPI
at 35 miles per hour-AP. de Galena area.
Tropico,
died 130
Another
"Knowing all the members of personally, I believe that they will rise above party |
Crisis looms in Macao
Grand Prix races
By OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
Of
enforce
the regulation it may ead to the exclusion of severa
Macao, Nov. 16.
Latest
unofficial
tabola-
tions by the Manila Times
Macapagal Garcia
2,038,810 2,392,091
--Renter.
shows elected,"
"Unofficial poll count Macapagal has been the Manila Bulletin sald.
But skilled politician Garcia, eyeing more than one million still uncounted votes from lais central Philippine stronghold refused to concede
defeat, the first in
UPI
his pulitical career.-
JUST A SPAT
Chicester, Nov. 15.
а
Mrs Doris Penney, who had 77 stitches in her head after her husband Albert hit her with
told a local court today that "I don't think he in- tended to do
any harin." UPI
The field in the Macao Grand Prix this weekend may be seriously reduced following the failure of two leading cars to pass scrutineering this
morning.
wins, they will face protests Lot Climax But the Singapore Being
whereas if they are excluded, the frying pan. champion
Grand Prix field could be de- other caJE. Mr Stevensoni said the co- Chan L-endon, and the Lotu
to cimated. least Ave Al
just failed of Bangkok driver mutter should Like the Arst Renian XV
12 centimetre block, the
"youd
towards Peter Heath, were found to have clear the Freedors from war" by approv too He ground clearance to and were lifted on their springs
the negotiating bady, comply with endorsing The Soviet-US. C. regulation covering sports-underneath. fgement principles and racing cars. aeromerulations that negotia- tions "get on at once with the first business of this dangerous work
jus
RIH
on
ON:
Suggested
displayed photographs her playing with babies Whatever
is adopted the
Mr Stevenson also suggested Red Cross Hospital, and kowever, something must be
The Japan Tines said Londax her diamond-studded wearing
that member countries make done immediately to prevent tiara and decollete
she was welcome for her charm available to the U.N. an inven- gown ack Hongkong's beauty apots nowledging
toast from Eming personality and also "for the
tory of the forces, equipment being turned into rubbish peror Hirohita
happy renewal she brings of the and logistic support they would al Jas! night's
close relations which have exist the prepaid to put at the dis- beagis
banquet.
ed between the two countries in times past."
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The Japan Times continued. "That Japan owed much to Britain is truism The un-
fortunate period of World War Tws, which we hope will soon be forgotten, should not be allowed to obscure the fact that influence from Brilan has been of great significance in building modern Japan. That Princess Alexandra's visit will prove the beginning of a new and closer friendship between Britain and Japan 15
hope.--- Our sincere Reuter.
The US. believed that na-i tional #nils should be speclaily trained for the special character of U.N. operations.
The police force must be sup- plemented with improved machinery for settling disputes; before these became explosive.
could Such moves
start at once, even without waiting for agreement оп disarmament, Mr Stevenson said-Reuter.
Appendix
WOODEN BLOCK
The regulations provide that a block of wood 12 centimetres high must be able to be passed under the car.
Both the Lola and the Lotus Inch fatted by
almost one
standard although they are racing vars which compete in many international events, When the scrutineers failed to pass their cars, Chan and Heath went into conference with the Grand Prix organisers.
So
the block could be
drawn
If the Lotus and the Lola there will al- are excluded most certainly be protesta against these cars being pass- ed.
Two well-known Hongkong drivers are demanding that the Lola and the Lotus be excluded from the race. Apparently for personal reasons.
DECISION
The decision on the thorny issue is expected by tonight.
Either
be way there will trouble, since if the cars are If the organisers decide to allowed to race and one of them
AIRLINERS CRASH ON THE GROUND
Boston, Nov, 15. Two planes, both reported to be commercial airliners, collided
on the ground at Logan Airport here tonight.
It was later reported that about a dozen passengers aboard both
planes were hurt, but there were no major injuries. A North-East Airlines Viscount had its tail sheared off in the collision, the other, a National Airlines plane was damaged at the nose and finished in a fail-upposition on the runway. -Reuter
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