1961-12-12 — Page 37

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1981.

BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET

West warned of need

to remain strong

The Big Four Western foreign ministers launched

to restore faltering Allied unity on Berlin.

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OF U.N. ‘IMMINENT

United Nations. Dec. 11.

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A. they net, North Atlantic The Organisation Secretary Leneral Dirk U Stikker warned erly at the West cas sur- the Berlin crisis only if remains militarily strong My Stikker spoke to a session ul the Assembly of the Union--a Western European

At-nation: group comprising Frisam, France, West Germany, aly Belgium, the Netherlands Luxembourg The Assembly neeling bere simultaneously The Big Four foreign minls-

W la the present crisis 14. we all hope, be resolved tagi negotiation or whether

will be forced to defend

contwelves by other means cut tary strength will be the elina condition

" Mi Stikker said Intensive talks

ES Secretary of State Dean British Foreign Secretary Home. French Foreign Imister Maurice **e" de Marville

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BRITONS TO MAINTAIN CHINA'S NEW AIRCRAFT

London, Dec. 12. Vickers-Armstrong and Rolls Royce technicians are go- ing to China to maintain the Viscount aircraft that country bought recently, the Daily Telegraph said today.

An article by the Conserva- tive dully's n correspondeut said It is believed to be th first time hey ther estabida- ment of the Communist regime that Chini has agreed to termal Westera spevnilists into Chinese territory.

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L seems Britain will also supply fvel for these airlines which are Lo form the nucleus China's internal civil airlines," the article said.

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LINDY' IS A GRANDFATHER

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Portland, Dee. 11. Charles Lindbergh,

First many across the Atlantic, has become a grandfather. it was learned here today.

Lindbergh flew the Atlantic in his monoplane "Spirit of Saint Louis" in May 1927.

The wife of his son, John, gave birth to a girl last Thursday,

it was disclosed today at the Wilcox Memorial Hospital.

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EX-EDITOR OF

NORTH CHINA

DAILY NEWS

DIES AT 77

Worthing, Dec. 11.

Mr Edwin Haward, editor of the North China Daily News, Shanghai, from 1930 until 1938, died in a nursing home here today at the age of 77.

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1916 and 1928 he turn, Manager of the Civil and Milltary

Gazelle, Lahore, Tumes correspondent at The Rowdquarters of the Govern- ment of India, and editor of the Pameer, Allahabad.

ADVISER

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three

Paris, Dec. 11. The United States Em- bassy spokesman told Beuter tonight that re- perls that the Eour Western foreign ministers had discussed today the Fossibility of placing Berlin under United Nations pro- teciton were "far-fetched and absolutely without foundation."

These reports, which also said they had discussed the additional possibility of moving the entire U.N. to Berlin "emanate from cloud three," he added.

(The American expres- sion "cloud three" means beyond the realm of pos- sibility)Reuter.

'CHINA MUST

PROMISE

NOT TO

USE FORCE

United Nations, Dec. 11. Before any

decision was taken on the question of Chinese representation in the U.N., Peking should promise not to use force against any of its neigh- bours.

Mi Frank Aiken, Ireland's Extenual Affairs Minister. said this m the General Assembly 1ockay

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thai |China would "respect the per- Ismal rights and liberties of the Chinese people and allow the people of all Korea to decide their own destiny freely in on internationally supervised clec- tron Mr Aiken said

Consequences

An effort 10 obtain such undertakings should be made by negotiations, and the nature of the assurances forthoorning would determine the Irish Gov- crament's Shal decision on whether r not the Chinese should

admitted 10 the United Nations, Mr Aiken said.

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The Assembly must ensure abave all that no decision took could be used in any way

to justify or legitimise the use of force by the Chinese or the Chiang Kai-shek forces In Formosa against the other, Mr Aiken said

The consequences of any such decision would be "incalculable," | and in view of the treaties to which hath sides were parties, could easily precipitate & world conflict

He was later Information Offi- ¦ Mi Alken said Ireland deeply

deplored the "systematic viola

er at the Indio Office, on the

f the League of Nations tion of human rights" within Siccariat and adviser on India Ching itself, and China's aggres- affairs to the Ministry of in- sive actions in Kores and Tibet. formation, Far Eastern Bureau Ireland was also concerned in Singapore.

with the Peking Government's

He received the Order of the attacks on India's established Brition Eropare in 1953.-Reuter. frontier-Reuter.

NEWS IN BRIEF DEC. 11

Scientists

probe

site of n-blast

John Lindbergh is 24 and his Carlsbad, New

wife is 22-AFP.

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Wearing radiation- protection suits, scientists are probing cau- tiously for treasures of knowledge from the world's first known underground nuclear ex- plosion detonated for purely peaceful pur- poses.

They will civil Into the best manager for the Atomic cavity they hope was created Energy. Commission,-AP. a quarter-sule underground by yesterday's explosion of a spe-

cial five iloton "peace bomb."

Attack toll

Havana, Three persons were They were heartened today killed and Your seriously o And radiation levels had wounded today in an attack by fallen precipitously in the mine "agents of the U.S. State De- theft.

It was from this shaft partment and Central Intelli- hut a steamy white radioactive gence Agency" on the cloud T gas poured forth Ecuadorean Ernbassy, according yesterday. The cloud spread to an official Cuban Government fast-dying rodioactivity or statement.

олет the countryside, but all checks so far found no one had been

injured, sald Mr James Reeves,

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Radio commentators said irueldoad of unidentified armed Embassy but were repelled by men attempted to assault the

police and civilian militiamen on guard duty. UPI

Outer space United Nations, The General Assembly's mala political com mmittee today unanimously ap- proved à comprelicnilva rešölu- ton, calling for international | co-opera on the peaceful

uses of outer spaca...

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Deliberations of the political committer had bee stalled pinco last Thursday, while the United States and unda sought agranent on the space resolu- tion---UPI.

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