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Comment Reports of 'further Portuguese provocations' the INDIA MOVES UP HER TROOPS
day
ATOMIC AGE MEN TO BE Armed activity
CHRISTIANS
N the early part of last week. The World Couteal of Churches, meeting in Deiba. addressed
ihemselves
the deteriorations
Gadk
the more aiartung pereasing tests of Westportes
Thea
reads as Follows. KIRNA
si
to
interna.
Tendered.
us the
gr lear
Export
1 bal
1 nuclear weapons
forms f
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the pre
ther sieme apar centres population is in ne eirenca ..tan Peronnsla bla with
the deaf th This tian gospel.
The statement as sich an un exceptionabir 1: IN 11: "right thing" for the chure h
to May, yet diffi alt for Thany LIIM Ruveranents
لود
Bristian countries to ac cept. For we are increasing by fared with the paradox
hd while we disbelieve 19 vajence, not any on parte ples of Christianity, back
The Opat
COTTERIJ Sense
CHARGED
TODAY
Wang Nik-port
in the Goa crisis
Lakkarkot, Goa, Dec. 10. Indian troops and tanks today began moving towards parts of the 180-mile border with Goa amid reports of "fur- ther Portuguese provocations.'
Indian officials have accused the Portuguese authorities of "provocative firing" across the border at least three times in 48 hours.
vidence of military activity al
burder itself
Latest reports said that in 15 Portuguese trooss raided the The
arrested tayo men
about or Village of Tajawali, conare Kew loan yesterday
valy outlas mile insidie Tadia
round fron bring nearly 200
to with the kidnapping earlier this year of Hongkong cuerchant and banker. Mr Wong Sik-pun, ight machin-guns before with
before a Kowloon drawing when Indian pre-
afternoon, it fund m
will
appear Magistrate was learned.
Beports people had
thas
several brett detained in
more
gallܐ
Arrested
the meiden!
connection with the case Wert Observers said
was rarnedi
that
issue that ciolence solves be, today denied by a Government appeared to be comerted with problems. We have been spokesman.
se violence Forced to defend nur very homes. FET + the problem is
Y
Ir
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I 10
Home - kong Polier
have been sent to Macao in another phase of the renewed investiga- examined, it will be seen
tions take this form It is not Mr Wong, Go, supervisor of Br weapolis. themselves the Overseas Trust Bank Ltd, which are evil. but rather and owner of an oll dealing firm, the desire da tuse physical was kidnapped at gun-point in gangland style on Vintence as a terror method dramatic
February 10 this year. He was of gaining one's way.
released on February 27 at mid- ther words, our faults lie
night not in our science labra- in minds.
Ndola, Dec. Lories, but We
hold that
A government spokesman said waits war And it is dif tonight thai C.N. jet planes have i
fuel 630.000-gallon Ault to find anyone outside hombed
hospital who dump in the Katanga town of mental really wishes to be engaged Kolwezi and started a huge fire.
2
are
an a war of any capacity With all the desire for peace. and with all our resourcOPS engaged to that end, peace seems to be man's eternal illusion. Yet the desire for prace, and we believe it to be genuine. is surely a basis for
Protia- strong
tion among the peoples of the earth.
THE real problem before |
TH
the Council of Churches
'શકું.
surely not
so much
nuclem weapons. but the primitive remainders which
-IPL
TO
the attempts by Goans from neighbouring village of Terekhel 4. cross into Judie after boug "driven out of their hunes by the Portuguese '
:
sund 150 Earlier reports
Terekho had been i lagers al forced to give up their homes le troups and quarter Portuguese had been arrested whun They tried to cross the border
Indian troops tough tur- banned Sikhs from the Pun- jab, driving heavy tanks began to move ap after the Talawadi incident.
There
wäs
also
mounting military activity at Belguam Mysore State, the district head
Title there was quarters, but
Alleged bid to defraud HK
and S'hai Bank
linger on in mankind right A
up to
scientific cen- this tury. Fear of violence is a primitive instinct. Then
why does it exist today?! Because it is enger lered. i
local businessman was alleged in the Victoria District Court this morning to have conspired with another businessman to defraud the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora- tion of $93,000.
Because fear is the spuri The businessman, Huang to deliver 300 tons of mixed used by such tribal chief- Hwang-1sz, sole proprietor of steel scraps to Mao's firm.
3 [[וי
that the other
Chien-
Were
By virtue tains as Hitler and Musso- the Nelson and Co, pleaded not
of Mao's high ini and their modern coun- guilty to the charge.
standing, the Bank agreed to of credit, Mr Lerparts
Mr W. S W. Davidson, Crown issue the letter
also made out purporting to show that the goods had in fact been delivered The accused, as beneficiary of the letter of credit submitted and the documents to the bark and received payment for the alleged He then handed transaction.
to Mao. Counsel
The World Council of Counsel, told Judge K. R. McDavidson said.
Documents alleged co- Churches did well to close conspirator. Denis Mao
more realistic note when it issued a call to all hang, sole proprietor of the Lee Hng Co. had enjoyed a very mations to take "reasonable high standing with the Mongkok
Hongkong risks for the sake of peace": Branch of the and in recommending this Shanghai Banking Corporation, code for international con- and had been accorded consider
duct:
war.
able trust.
LARGE SUMS
the money went on.
Mao would have to pay the
In this respect, Counsel went on, Mao had had large sums of money back to the Bank when
advanced to
ionerגי
him
by
"Let there be restraint and]
self-denial in the things which make for
the ktter of credit expired. patience and persistence in means of letters of credit.
However, he left the Colony Towards the end of 1980. Mao before the letter of credit ex-
accused reached
anpired and the money was never 1 of repaid.
seeking to resolve the things
obtain
sume
which divide, and boldness and the and courage in grasping the agreement to things which make for ready cash by means of letters peace." If all nations were of credit, Mr Davidson said.
that The scheme was
Maa Bank 10 was to apply to the
to follow these precepts the world might make greater open a letter of credit for $93,- progress towards solving on in pursuance
of an alleged the problems of our time. contract for the Nelson and Co
Mr Davidson said the accused gave $56,000 to Mao and kept the remaining sun to himself.
Hearing is continuing. The accused was reprezented by Mr Patrick Yu, instructed by Mr Donald Cheung.
MORE TRISTAN DA CUNHA SURVIVORS DIE
London, Dec. 10.
Pneumonia has claimed the lives of two more of the 262 Tristan da Cunha refugees
now living in on army camp at Redhill, Surrey, it was foarned today.
Bil today, a baby son was born | The' islandera padre, Rev 07, died the same day a baby
to the padre of the closely- knit community from the volcano-strielten south Atlantic
island.
Mra Apule Swain, 14-year-oli matriarch of the Tristan da Cunhans, dkval in hospital yesterday, Mrs Maria Laverelló, no, died kodiny.
Charles Jewell, was visiting his wife, who had just pre- sented him with a sou, when he was called away to nee Mrs Lavarello.
It was the second time in three weeks that an kiander bad dled and one had been born on the same day, Fred Green,
girl was born.
In the camp's sick bay, Mrs Swain's son, Fred, G7, is alno ill with pneumonia. Seven others have bronchitis colds.
or
The islanders' medical officer, Dr Norman Samucia sald: **They have a low resistance
to these diurdses.”—Itouter,
in les borde: vibage, with a
orly 10 Turtuguese checkpoint yards away. at was quiet The Hoad frombe was meked by a bu think vegetation Pe pute
i neked ang uble Portugues liters activity from view Hut should India decide
Portu to (71 police action
her troops | Luese rule in Goa
aunch their cam wil have to
DIMINT Some of the put across
aflicult terrain in western India
dense rests, brush. Jungh
naturai provide
obstacies
Contingency
Competen ubservers Jare consider that the indian Govern. ment is prepared to face any
HK-BOUND FREIGHTER
MISSING
A
Taipei, Dec 10, 500-ton Chinese Na-
40 tionalist freighter with crewmen and passengers aboard has been missing in the Formosa Straits since
In Saturday. the Mary formation Service of Chinese Nationalist Defenoc Ministry reported today
tbr
It said Chinese Nation. alist Air Force planes were sent out Sunday to search for the freighter Jul Sheng which had 33 crewmen and seven passengers aboard.
The freighter was on its way from the southwest Formosa port of Kaohsiung to Hongkong
radio when contact was broken.
It carried arargo ni cement, pigs and vegetables. The Military Informa-
Service said it was believed the freighter capsized-AP.
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PAGE
hand
BRIEFS
contingency, but Bombay Mr FRONDIZI FOR HK
Krishna
Defence
Menon, the
the border Minister described build-up as only “preventive
#Casures"
India is believed to have de
divisions nearly two
ployed facing
(3) And the smaller claves of Daman and D Portugal claims that 30,000 indian troops are involved and at the Indian Navy is patroll- ng the coast. Indian sources cham that Portugal has brought in reinforcements to raise he military strength in the area to between 8,000 and 10,000 men.
Political sources in New Delhi said bhat a work has elapsed since the first threat of armed action and much of the momentum has gone out of the crisis.
They said awar [ Eerves may continue for weeks or even months.
But no one bas ruled out the possibility that Mr Nehru may order the Indian Army to march into Goa,
Argentine
Bangkok. Dec. 11.
President
U THANT DENIES ALL
CHARGES AGAINST U.N.
United Nations, Dec. 10.
The acting Secretary-General, U Thant, today categorically denied that the U.N. aim in Katanga was to "smash the political leaders" of the Province.
in statement issued here, he defined the purpose of the UN operation in the strife-term territory as to regain and as- sure our freedom of movement, to restore law and order, and to assure that fix the future UN forces and officials in Katanga are not subjected to attacks"
Self-defence
Meanwhile,
U.N.
fo
he said. troops were ordered to "react vigorously in self-defence
present every assault on our positions, by all meany avali. able to us."
i
Than
`I shall declared
Initiative which welcome any would enable
achieve up to aines
ani as peacefully speedily as possible"
e
said, will
But naranwhile. "those military operations The pursued up to such and only up to such lime that the bjectives
are achieved.
ther by military by other
and means,
we have satisla ry guarantees in this regard for The future. not only in Elisabethville but Dver the whole of Katunga
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cate-
He said press statements had state also alleged that UN officials Rorically that the above been Katangs had
given description of instructions to carry cut this the aim of the "and that I have given present Ko- then out blanche, or rom- langa поета- order to tions is false." pletely free lund, m
I wish to Reuter
Thant
SIR ROY FLAYS BRITAIN
Salisbury, Dec. 10. Sir Roy Welensky, the Federal Rhodesian Prime Minister, said today that Britain's decision to supply 1,000- pound bombs to the U.N. forces in Katanga had
'shocked most thinking people."
He said he had made it clear, "These bombs are wanted for to the British Government that the overall purpose of putting the Federal Government would i down Kalanga and there is not permut "ambs to the trans¦ now a danger that the weapons
destruction used ported across one inch of Federal
on London and Hamburg
wil be used to soil, burbs which we know are 1 destined to be used against reduce Elizabethville to rubbin almost defenceless people who her, stready the United Na- are fighting for their homeland. yons forces have no1 spared Su Roy said Britain had laid civilian buildings nor apparent- civilian town conditions for the use of ly given thought 10 the bombs, which were said to lives." be for defensive purposes only.
"Bul what significance one give to the undertakings of representatives of the UN on
The acting Secretary-General the spot?" he said. Arturo
said Ives
had attention
berm and
Jeft his party Frondizi
Srawn to statements in the press for here at 11.20 am HKST
of Lic alleging that the alm Toast is Hongkong today en
UN perhon was to force a Tokyo after 4 successful
political solution to the Katanga three-day state visit to Bang-problem by smashing the mili-
kok.
Th
Mr Frozdizi
hus party New aboard a special Aerolineas
met jetliner
He will hold talks with Japanese governinent otheials before flying to Buenos Aires --UP!
Royal wedding
Rune, Dec. 16.
Don Juan Carlos of Spain will wed Princess Sophia of Greece in Athens next May. Spanish said nere Lu- Royalist surges night.
an!
They said the civil Speaking at Nangal, worth Catholic ceremonies would both Italian India, today, he reiterated that take place in Athens. the continuance of Goo under newspapers had said the Portuguese rule was im- | religious ceremony would be possiblity."-Reuter.
in Rome and might be perform-
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"It is time the people of the United Kingdem got to know what is happening in Kalanga,” Sir Roy said.
"We now sec white men from Ireland and Sweden side by side. with brown men from India and Malaya killing black men who
"Their record in Katanga is of succession long deliberate
and distortions untruths uttered to suit their own purposes, and I, for one, are fighting for their homeland,
but if they win Elisabethville- of the lary strength
cannot accept that Canberra present
and. bombers armed with 1,000-as they may well do-deadly political leadership there
pvand
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