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West

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Stan

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Berlin

Preparing

For

Possible

•

USSia

Says

U.S.

Ready

Negotiate

erlin

Showdown.

German

Question

JOHN MILLER

,~,·ow.

Heutcr~

~--Russia

preparing for a

· r

~-::lit;:n·

showdo\\'n \\'ith the West

after

the

. _ . : a

,q;arate

Sm·iet-Easl

German

treaty

this

...

:·.

t·~1~1cr

Khru,dlC\'

said

Wednesda~·.-

The pre

·.:

" d1eering rro\\'d of 2,000 packing the

Great

t an

"art

fie

ial" rise in East-West tension

: ::,," t'01ll'lw.;ion nf

the

treat~·.

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WASHINGTON.

D.C

United

States

Amhassodorto the

U.N

Adlai Sle\'Cilson,

quc:-:tioned

by news-

men

the

White House .rune 2:lrd.

after

report-ed

President

Kenned~·

on his

19-clny

tom

of ten

South American Capita b. Behind Ste\'enson

White

House

Pres5

Sccrct<~ry.

Pierre Salinger,

whose

: ofice the nef\rs conference was held.

-----

Would

Khroshche

Really

Hints

General

Strike

.JOHN

HEFFER1'1Ar-;

WASHll\GTOi\

1 Hettler:'

1-Frcsiclcnt

Kenner!::

warned

the

SiJ\'ie\

union

Wcclnc:od<Jo.·

it \\'<Juld

'lake

a 'gril\-e

mis\<:1\c'

it unclercstir,nte.ci

,\1licd

rcsuh·e

with

regard \o Berlin. "Thc:·c

fJC::u.:

Ccrm<JJI\'

and

Berlin". he told his

prcs.i

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KhnishcheY

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als

for

\'orthern

Rho<le.,ia

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eiiHI

flc•:·-

nl'coli:ltir."'

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liAR

OLD

~!ORRISON

iry enunciated

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policy

wl;·1sers

an• i

rl:l)'

anrl

threatcnrd

"tight

lin.

<·a:,-

Cc·nc1

"·

·'•·

,,"trn that

Rus>in

will

· '

''P"r"tr

pact

with

East

•.:

· ·

lll'c

unl<·s,

·<·

;-:,·

;\:~·~.

Franl·r

and

Bri·

.:1

1:h

Rus~ia

nego.

· :r,·aty

with

both

East

:.,

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nrilhrr hr

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dt·awn

into

r.r~t~t

1at

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rrl

wr~t

c:f'rmnn

Chancellor :\demmcr's

tllhn

fm·

C:madlan Press Stair Writer

J\<'111Jcdy-that

there

will

still

not

con1·incct1

Khrushche1·

the

hilll'r end." lie hinted

!li,eu;,ion< '""ld

h,·

pmt::

Tiw

'"';"1

rotu;;:l

ne~oll·

r e u n i

r..·ine

German

•.

throueh A major resull

Pt·cmil'T

\\'est

c r n appea>ement,

com·

wottld

really nsk a war

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l'nion

;te-

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...

lrc:tt.'·

"eli>·

elections as"a formula

lor

\\'~~~

Khrushchev's

latt•sl

campaign

11romise

wilhdrmval

!rom

its

Berlin.

And

inck~d

lhc So:ciel.'

Z,:

~;1;:.

~\,l~r

;;

·thrrn

cc•tMd

Bnl.n

:md

t<urnpe

lw:t~·t;•nin~

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rai,,•, a '"ri·

Germar,y

swallow

~:ast

Ger-

threats

11gainsl

Berlin

and

role

anti

pledges

Berlin

and

lca<lt•r

g11c<

<'I'Hienc<'

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Hhodesin's militant

\nit<•d

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lh<'

;c·tr

d<'t

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ou_,

qur-lion

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tun'

.,,.,.

e~t'Jnail''

t's•

tlle

l'"n\OI",tl

(I[

German,\'.

nt'Ss.·

hold

lurtl1!'1'

ne·-·otl,'llll11h

. I I I . I I . I

many.

C h e e r s

ran~

through the

Krrmlin

when

Khru~hchev

said

thr

West

was free

impose

an)·

rt'onomic s a n c t i o n s

wishrrl

H peace treaty were

tinnal

lmh.'JH'!ldl·nct'

part~·.

la- 1

u·::

pru t':':--l'l

111

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i;:lrf.::

111

c;1n

.".llt'.y

l'Olllllldt'

un-

·'ome

the seed;

disconlrnt llntloubtcdly

without

intention.

lhe

i<snr.

1\enned)·

has

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hellt'tl

tlw

prupo;ab

annottn<'<'tl

:11!·

ol'id.

l:tr;:

;,,,;,

,.,.,,.,;:!

under-

thr

wrstern alliance

and

Khrushchev appears

have

rr·

ged

the

t'nil<'d

Stairs

hcnd.

\lond<•r

"lht•

lror;t

,.,-,.r

offe:·ci!

anntlwr

prr-.<

•·onl,•rerh·e

t:d.e

l<·,ls

lhi' tountry llitlt·

growin.~

el'idence

strong<•r,

furnished the glue tlwt

long

ha>

nnllinching

line.

But

a!.<o

an,· colony"

Britain. ;tatr·nwnt.

llw

prc'Hirnl

re-

r:::t

;:n\ :·'''raJ'<'('

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th•'

lb>·

more u n

iIi

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1\'eslt•rn

front

cemented

the

allianee-thc cril- wants

aroid

wa1·.

Briwin

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a con,tiltt·

llt•r·t<•tl

tlw

,,.,

io1"

~uc,lion

rm1·

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ro:

r.cr.•:

IL>tin~."

compared

with

the

l'arpin~

;~nd

kat

need

dosin~

ranks

and

lion

enl<tr~ing

territorial

leg-

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;:tlmini>tl·ation

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look

place

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unified

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:-.·orthern

Rhorlt'sia

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·.·:ilt'lbrr

of'lll':·

dele~:rtion

lhc

nuclc:ll'

•e,t

the

L;~otian

crisis. , the lace

a possible

new

Euro-

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would

srrm_ inrl'ilahlr:

and

gunranlceing

,eah

both

rr.<umplion

nnc'r:n·

te,tin~

h:tn

lrr::l:: ronlcrenLr

,•·ill

,."_

Britain II'

ants

sletl

pcan war. :\s President

d<'

that

Kennedy

and

l'lmtslti'I1CI'

while,

iiiHI

:\c~rocs.

1\attnda

oh-.

''1"'.'."

lhr

:J1·cnkrlo11n

til<'

m;,in

111

t;enr"'

quickly,

what

can

(;aullc has persistently

main-

Will

lorccrl

meet

once

.icels

th~t

ll'hitcs

would

still

peace-maker

Pt'el·cnt

~:;tsl·

lainetl, \\'rsl<'rn

Em-ope

may

not

more. perhaps more

a faec-'

left

control

f h h

\\'est

milit:JI'V

sholl'dOII'n

ovrr I

eager

light

maintain

S:tl'ilig

gesttii'C

for

Khrushchcl· I '

-----

rene

rea·ten.

· Rerlin.

Rut

t'hcrr

indica-

f freedom

Southcnst

Asia

!han

anv

hope

finding

arty

a S

For

non

Pl'ime

~Hnistcr

:llacmillan.

would

he~L

b;~ek

enem;·

solnlion

tha·t

would

hr satisfac-

Parll'ament

thllrrs

esscnl1~lly

!rom

the

pol·

tl~

own

hack yard. . lory

~:a.st

and

\\'esl.

State

Planning

Iraqis

Ur9e

Kassem

Russia

Still

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l.ahor ·hack\\

t1ter.

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b t K

LJI>eral

motion

non-eon-

tire

Wcrlnrstht"'

that

will

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Europ•'."

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a unified

or·

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I'C:tSI)I\;Ihle

:'·:

er lor the first time hru;tdly calls

for

public

dent Kennedy ded;u·cd his

be-

<irlentcd

13!1

hudgd

de-

ro;l!ls

~•·llkment

wilh

olo.<·

The:-e

11rrr

t-rpo:·L,

Tnc"l"Y

·'

·:'

l:•.i9

rlcction. today

ownc•·ship

land, p r

iva

1 e 'lief Wednesday that

Rus.,ia

tan- hate. lem)nsurgcn:s

become

hluckccl.

th:tt

I hi,

nell'

t·ul"'cru

would

::··r·; Jnl'rcased st:tlc intrr-

schools

and industry: BEIIItiT

•AI'•

- Iraq hinted terrillirics

and

return them

not

catdt

with

u.s.

produc-

Pi·emier Drhre

~aid

that "fail·

lead

thr rl'lurn

.\mcrican

' :

•··

>olulion

lor

Rril-

I'RESE!'iT 'l!Nlt'IED

FRONT

Wednesday

rxpansion

the

Iraqi motherland." ·\ion "at any time

the

ZOih

Thr

mol

ion

s:tid

the

buclgel

in~

co-opcr;~tion

and

:tssocia

plane.,

ami

nudeOJr

weapons

· '

:·

n•."cm,.

Perhaps the

most

rcmurkahlc Premier

Abdcl

Karim Kasscm's These include Qatil

anrl

:\h- century." pre,cnlcd

.June

rinancc lion," the salclv

Europc;ms French ;tir

h:J>e,.

They

were

·,

a scirntilir

rem

thing

ahoul

th~

statement. is the

hid

lor

annexation

Kuw.1i\

saa. concession at:cas

the

The

president replied

with

~linistcr

F 1 c

min~

restrict"

and

pro-Frrneh ':.!uslrms

withdrawn

I:H

year alter

dis·

-;,ld

the Labor

p:1rty'~

!act that

the

party's parliament·

all

the

oil-hearing n·gions

the

U.S.-owned

Arabian ·

Am<•riean

,,ome

sarcasm

a press

con-

trade and

inadequate

ex-

\orth

.-\fric;m

territory

could

agrrrment

n1·er

control.

o I

icy

statement ary leadership

and

its executive: Persian Gulf's

west

roast.

Oil

Company

Satttli

Al'ahia. fcrcnce

Premier

Khrush-

pand

product

ion

and

jobs

"only

""ltrctl

part

ilion

-:~nposts

lor the

six-

committee prescnlctl a unified ·

Radio

Baghdad hoisted a \rial

ancl

the

!lritish-proteclecl

sheik-

chcv's n!cenl assertion llwl

Am-

needed

ensure

~rowtl·

the

and

an autonomous organiza-

Will

Defend

lront

announdn~

the pro· ·balloon

the M i d d 1 e East· doms

Qatar, Bahrain

and

Ahu

et·ica

a third nmnc

the

economy.

lion."

•·•·

epoch

rcvolu-

gram. storm stirred

Kasscm's I

Dhahi

rnce

for

progress

nntl

l\ussi:l Debre abo

echoed

l'rcsidrnl

"'""';

c:unge, those

who

itlcn-

claim

Kuwait. an oil-wealthy.

APPEAR

UNA!lASIIED

soon

will

!)/o.

i n a n c

:Olini,ICJ'

~-lemin~

Gaulle's

new

concern

o1·cr

'·

·"""''' · !aire

with

lihcrlv

Par

l y chairman Hichard little sheikdom

'he

co1•ets

as·

The

Baghdad

governmcn~

ap-

Kcnnedv

said Jlussia's total

s<>id

there

justification

lor

mounting tension

Europe.

'~cmies,

ho~·.:l·cr

unwii-.

Croos~an,

deputy lender Har· : "lrnq's

so.u\hcrn

district." . I

pea

red unabashed

the vehc-: protluctiori.

terms

mnnry: the

eta.ims

~omc

bakers

that

Gaulle

said

Tuesday

ni~ltt

Katanga

ELIS\BJ•:TIIV

I L

!.1•:

•,\P!-

"·

democrac~.

old

1\tlson ann treasurer Harry 1

The

slalwn declared the

Jra~1

mcnl stand.

~uch

powers

value

all

•on

!Is

and

services they

Will

hmc

mcrcase bread an unspecified number

di1·i·

'~-

:,l~pln~

with

thil;

theme the:

~icholas

shared

the_

platform,

people

arc cabling congratuln·:

Saudi

Aruh1~

and

the

Unit.cd,

produced,

;nly

:19

prr

cent

prices

covet·

five

· ce?l-a- sions

would

brou~ht

hatk

...

,,,_, presented what they;

Wtth

leader

Hugh

Gattskell;

\he

tions

Kassem

his

move

to· Arab Repubhc agmnst the clatm,

u.s.

output

l!l.i!l.

bushel mcrease

111

wheat

pnccs. !rom Algeria this year because President

:\Ioise

Tshombe

r~-

1 ·

l';r

only

answer

p:evcnt·

mun

they were .trying

get

rid

i "liberate Kuwait"

and

urging!

Kuwa~l

and

b~cking

tt.tc

· lie

closed

his portion

a pre·

10:

x l c

n a l

Affairs

:'llinisler

the possibility

a Europe;n, 1ersed himself

Wcdnesdav

ani:!

<ta1n

!rom becommg

lew

monllis

ago.

him

"save

all

the other rings;

shc1kdom

s soveretgnly

Brtt-

pared statement

with

a chal· Green

hinted

that Canada

may

crisis-presumably troubk o1w prod

aimed

I hat

will·

keep

----

__________________

---------.

:in

the

chain

the

Persian

Gull

am.

and

lltc

Um\ctl

Slates. 'lcnge

Khrushchev: refuse

fill

further Portuguese

Herlin.

copper - rich Kalanga province

• •

Str.lke

.---

·------

-----

.·

\"eKsat~s,:cnm

;·cc

:~hmree'n"t

Jll'oa-

·requests

for

military aid

until

Dchre

told

the

:\ational

,,,.

intlepcntlent

from

the

rest

.ltlme

NAMES

GENERAL

c b •

'Portugal's colonial

policy

An-

semblv

th<tl

some

French troops.

The

Congo,

come

what

maY,

WAS!llNGTON

API

- Pres- rebellion that

cost

the

life

~IOUNTAIN

Slii\ :

~ola

changed. must 'rcmnin

Algeria

but

ad-

ident

Kenne<ly

said

Monday

he·

.<ing

Faisal II.

alienated Postmaster . General

William

ded: "r'ran"e

a European

na-

"1\'e

shall

defend

inde'

will

recall

Gen.

Maxwell

mmw

his

Arah

neighbors

. A .Japanese rule for prepar· Hamill

said the postage rate

lion

and

must

present pendent Kalanga at

all

cost

an.d

ego.tl

.ati·O~S

Resume

Taylor, former army chief of: military suppression

his

crit-:

meals calls lor the

ft~·e

American periodicals mailed.

and

active

the defence

Eu-

will

everything

maintl!ln

:staff,

active

nuly

his

mil-

ies.

turned

the

Soviet

Un·' tastes of swcrt

sour. salt. bit-

Canada

will

increased rope.''

OIIJ'

nation

the

fal'c

all

~P·

. ilary representative.

The

60·

·ion

for

arms. \er

and

acrtn In each meal. slartin!

Aug,

The

bi;::

switch

French

in-

position."

told

the

natio1\al

I year -

old

general

will

assist · Arab leaders

Cairo, head-. Another rule lS

lh~l

el-ery

Thursda~·.

June

· teres! !rom Algeria

Europe

ao;scmbly.

\'QRL"

<.·\Pl-.' . Kennedy as "on adviser aml' quarters

the

10-nalion

~mh'

meal

con

tam sometlung from

The

Common'

mrels

was

being

discussed

Wednesday

o " prest· 1

Labat·

and

management mel : f

. · . ' . . · ' · . ' '

· both

and the

1 ta-n ·

lact·linding

board

Wed-

, under the threat·

injunc· , sta I o leer pnmanly

wtthm

League, satd

they

were

my,ll-. . e sea , I

l ·

a.m.

EDT

a resumption after

Gaulle's remark at a

Tshomhe

wa~

home

again

· achie\'ed

;csumption

lion

as board chairman

Davit!

l~e

~ililary

and· intelligence' lied

K~s:cm's

motives

the

1·

ac~ordm~:

Encyclopedtal•

budget debate,

the

Senate, party

here_

Tuesday night that alter

two

months

imprison·

the

U.S.

mari- I

Cole

urged

last-ditch effort hclds. I present

ct·tsts.

Bntanntea. meets at 3 p.m. I the · Algcnan

bus

mess

must

mcnl

the central

Congolese

Hrike

alter a week's lapse. ito see whether some substantial .

---------

·--

.... . ·

--------

go,·eJ·mncn\

Leopold

ville,

!~~~~.,

~~~~~~~;~:!~:1

Douglas

Prepares

Re;enter

Federal

Politics

:~;~:;~:.~,'~~::!::,,

·.~~

~ar-~~~~~o~~~ht~lou::gg,

:~r~r~:~:~a~o·:~~~~t~~e~r~:·;

OTTAWA

~CPI

..:

Tommy

being

lo.r~cd

the

CCF

and

will

not' .campaign

hut

ttwl science. ; lilical eampaigner

the

field.

:'<lt·:W

BRU:\SWICK

1\'..J.

IAPl

t,~lng

this mo;nlne.

Higlt

dent Kennedy has demanded

Douglas

has.

fm~lly

dr?ppcd

the

the.

Can~than

LalJor. Congre,s. \he leadership vacancy . should·

~·lr.

Argue's

whole

ll()litical

Both

oldt·r

parties

feat·

incur-

The

"t>cace

corps"

ca~e.

l!fe

nday

6.).

" report

Friday, as a prelimln·l other

shoe

10.

announcmg form·!

Ill~

ch1cl

opponent

m t?e lead·.

s~ck

uut

the

man

ftll

1\.

poh-

curccr has

been

the

Com·

. sions

into

their support through

~lontlay

~utgers

Umver~Jty

Temperatures

Min

Max

Night

Day

oronlo

.. • • • • ..

ntreal

· · • • .. .

~~II

.......

Svu

........

s.,

dney

. .

Jabn'a

.....

· ary

a possible injunction thai

ally that

_1s

prepared

now.

to,

ersh1p

race,

ll~

dectded m , heal

s?ur~cs.

the

nlhcr par·

muns.

Mr. Douglas became

pro-

: formation

the

Xcw

Party,

hut

an.d

Trxas \\.estern .

Colleg~

•. A

would

interrupt the strike

for

move

back

m\o

federal

poht1cs

1 August-CCF

~altona

I J.eader ltes

smd

nard

forecast 1 incial leader

the

CCF

in· the Conscr·vatives

hclici'C

the

thtrd

umt

wt~l.

bcgm

tramm~

! days. : alter

years

CCF

prem1er 1

Hazen

Argue-has

been

cam-;

the

outcome. ·Saskatchewan

1941

and

left' Liberals

will

sullcr more than

soon

the

Unt\'erstty

Cah·

Saskatchewan. 1 paigning actively. since .Ianu·! ·the

Commons

J944

run-:

they

will.

lornia's Berkeley campus.

However,

Cole

placed prime 1 · ] ary.

present

swing

Mr.

Douglas,

a unil'crsity

gold

• and

win-a

seat

the

leg

isla-: ELECTIOS

U:"'LIKELY

the 8! signed

up,

will

as·

emphasis

gelling

the

strik· 1

Th1s

was

the reaction among: through Western Canada drum-· medalist

debating, -dramatics· lure. i

Although

some sources hal'e signcn

Colombia

for

ine seamen and

.th.e

shipowners! veteran

~ampdigncrs

the:

ming

support

lor

himself. , and oratory,

~ntcrcd

l~lC

House:. Con>cn'Hlive

and

LiheiJil

pol·; indicated

the

government

•

;l~veo

:;~~~;s

i·~to~~ia~

i~ns;~~~

resume negollallons. :older

parlte~

who

became

con-

;

Commons

'940,

five

years

t!Jctnns

look

upon

:\lr.

Argue.

4Jl.

'ahout really

call

a general . . . .

than

150

ships ha\'e

been

vinced

long

ago

that

Mr.

Doug.

IIAHD

FORECAST

. before lllr.

Argue,

a farmer and'

a~gressil'e

and

wily

Com-

election at

any

time,

most

indi·

tasks. as

hmldmg

roads,

W:lll·

Immobilized

the Atlantic

'las

would

!act run lor the l'!ith Mr.

Argue

campaigning: graduate

the

Uni1·crsity

mons

dc!Jaler

anti

upon

~lr.,

cations

now

~rc

that

will

no\

_n;:

wells

and

construct,mg

Gulf

IUid

Pac11ic.

coasts. I leadership

the

New

Party actively

and

Mr.

Douglas

saying 1 Saskatchewan

agricultural· Douglas,

57,

as a formtdable

po-

held

lh1s

;,·car.· schools and santtary [acililies •

•

! I

•

1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 15 16

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