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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961.

U THANT'S PLAN FOR KATANGA France launches

Full approval given by

United States

United Nations, Dec. 6.

The United States approved today a comprehen- sive plan by Acting Secretary-General Thant to bring secessionist Katanga under F.N. control.

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forces in Katanga.

Mr Tshombe later charged that "American planes with Americans flying them have bombed and killed Negre women and children" in the Kalanga fighting.

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Bio de Janeiro. Dec. 6. The Brazilian Government to- day refused to issue a visa

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Melbourne Dec. 6.

42201 resull of the British Government's control of im- migration bill may be that the Australla West Indies will ask

For accept a quote of migrants.]

Melbourne Herald London respondent reported today.

Adelaide today, the Aur

Minister for immigra- IL MI Alexandr Down to Bused to connen!

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policy with Japan

Washington, Dec. 6.

WHITES

BEHIND

TROUBLE

Oste, Dec. 8 Norwegian Army office

all-out attack

on terrorists

Paris, Dec. 6. Tens of thousands of police throughout France today launched an all-out attack on the "French Algeria" underground secret army, the OAS.

was the rs! full-scale whe recently served as U.N. uffensive against the OAB order- Intelligence Chief in Katanga : ed

President Ly

Charles de said today a "small hard core of Gaulle. The operation was 2x- white settlers" is behind the pected to last about 10 days and disorders there.

involve the bulk of the 80,000! policemen in France

These whites were born in Katanga and regard it as the home, although they are Euro- Lieutenant-

citizens."

Japan's "military orgy" two decades ago was

caused to a large extent by “economic depres-Colonel Bjoern Egge said in an sion imported from the United States and interview with the Osic news- Europe," a Congressional Committee was told paper Verdens Gang. today.

in international trade; to avoid The statement was made by Dr Warren S. Hunsberger, Johns discrimination not only against American goods, but in general, Hopkins University ecoisomist The Herald's London corres- He spoke at a hearing of a joint and to contribute much more than in the past to the economic deve- Indent said

Congressional subecmitee on cunomie policy.

lopment of the less advanced foreign

Chairman Hale Biggs intra-countries of Asia and elsewhere." rupted Dr Munsberger

re-UPI Quest an explanati of the Statement later in TV hearing

Dr HunsbergCT

warned that the future course of U.S. Frade poley "may prove the decksave element in determining whether

The Prime Minister of the ladies Federation. Mr Cantley Adams, who is now in Lanion, is very angry.

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He says that he is going 10 the whole question at the Prime Commonweakh Mingers conference, which is expreted to be held in London Mail April."--Chins

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NEWS IN BRIEF-DEC. 6

Volcano causes 15,000 to flee

Japan cumlinues its pre- sent friendly and jen-operaipy nitude towarri The Linfiex? Sintes

twenty Dr Hansberger said years ago tomorrow Japanese military forces attacked Peari Harbour." But he emphasised itial

tremendous

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thegy of the Japanese people is being devoted to peacefu) pur-

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10 great depression brought Japan such economic havoc as upset their economde and policet balance."

He traced Japan's military tm in Manchuria, China and The Pacife and Southeast Asia.

"But most of us forget, tever knew," he said, **that conomic depression imported from the United States and Europe was a leading factor in

sary orgy

Djakarta Fifteen thousand people are leaving precipitating the Japanese mili-!

Java for good after being forced out of their homes by the nine-month eruption of the killer volcano, 9,000-foot Mount Merapi, in the centre of the island.

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Bonn, Leaders of all three West German parties today de- manded that the Berlin problem should not be separated from the question of German reuni- fleation

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New Delhi, -- Dr Franklin Clark Fry of the United States Today was unanimously elected chairman of the World Churches Central

Tshombe because this troops

1: wer House i "launched

violent

debate m: the new Government's attack against United Nations forces

programme

the door open in the Congo."

it first round East-West Council of Committee. carller had

Lielk Tshombe

Berlin the present nounced plans to travel to Brazil crisis alone, as foreshadowed m from Paris to attend the moral official statements here on Jast re-armament meeting in Rio de onth's Adenauer - Komedy 1954. The 100-member Central

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of the General Assembly-UPI.

British policy

London, A Foreign Office spokesman said here today that the British Government hari "done everything possible" to implement their policy against the employment of white mer- cenaries in Kalanga.

The spokesman was being questioned at bis

bis delly press conference about a statement by General Sean McKeown, United Nations Commander-in-Chief_in] the Congo. who said yesterday that Britain should have taken "more

to vigorous steps These people out."—Reuter.

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This hard core, with a fascis! tendency. represents Importan! financial interests and controls Katanga's

puppet Government Katangese

peaceful The people, and basically are not bosille to the United Nations."

Liutenant Colonel Egge re- turned

the to Norway from Congo ai the end of last Septem-

ber--Reuter

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Crushing

The Cabinet-ordered crack- down was aimed at crushing the

which biganisation,

has been spreading terror in France and Algeria with bombings Bäckmall letters.

of

and

necessary because the OAS is an internal fascist organisation" engaged in a "real and per- Manel plot against state security.

Even

pollue were out hunting its members, the OAS struck again In Paris.

A plastic bomb shattered Toms on the editorial floor of the evening newspaper, France- Soir. In mid-afternoon. sightly wounding a journalisi

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The publisher of the newe- I started this morning with paper, Mr Pierre Lazareff, told hund: cds raids in Paris and reporters he perannally has re- Provincial cities on homes

ceived letters Prenchmen suspected uf sup-

the OAS ap- porting the OAS.

because perently

France-Sole Paljet were keeping details of supports President de Gaulle's the operation secret.

for Algerian inde- campaign Officials said the Government | pendence through negotiation decided the all-out action wac with the rebels. ---UPI.

Christmas Day

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HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN'S

CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

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THE SLEEPING BEAUTY

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

(a musical version of the Dickens story starring Frederic March and Basil Rathbone)

THE SAMMY DAVIS SHOW

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