Rh-desian Question Unlikely’ To Go Beiore United Nations
LO’ DON (Reuters) Prime | thé 195] constitution, and take
\ eas spi * new powers of preventive de- s ue 'ntentiwn of handing tention:
, he Rheresia question to The Conservative leader. vis-
‘ted Nations ited the prime minister, shortly |
all-Afri¢an opposition in the Rhodesian Parliament walked out Tuesday during débale on the second reading of the gov-
commonwealth - secretary, Her- bert Bowden, and two sefior British officials who had ex- ploratory talks with the Rhode- sian régime. ernment's constitutional. amend:
The Officials, Duncan Waison|™ment bil, which provides for | and Oliver Wright, were sud-|*he detention. of persons when denly recalled from Salisbury | theré is no state-of-emergency. last week when the Rhodesian The African United Peoples
ais) made clear for the after Wilsen—faced with bitter |regime began the moves to Pariy leader, Chad Chipunza,
time thal exploratory talks Commonwealth criticism of his| change the constitution. told the House his party had ween. Britis: and Rhodesian’ Rhodesia policy: ‘began to map|. Tuesdays discussions ' coin-; been “very shabbily treated by oilicials which suddenly were his campaign for next weeks |cided with an afnouncement by |the government which had not suspented in Salisbury last decisive meeting here of the 23-| Zambia's président Ken-| had the decency to consult “ch ave not been broken off nation Commonwealth {neth Kaunda, one. of: Wilson’$|} them about ‘thé proposed con-
bet only adjourned
Wilson's most difficult tas | Sharpest erities over Rhodesia, | stitutional changes-”’
Wilson made
these statements will be to head off demands for | that he would not attend the to Edward Heath. Opposition much” tougher action against |Commonwealth conference... _|_‘Hé told the House he want Conservative leader, in a 45-|Rhodesia, including «use of Kaunda has said economic |to record that there would We
force, and win more time for sanctions have failed and that his nine - month - old economic | force should bé uséd to oust thé sanctions aimed at toppling een yrctey ‘. Smith's regime. ambias egation wi Wilson's fresh assessment of lead by Foreign Ministér Simon | chantber followed by the
,the Rhodesia crisis began Tues- | Kapwepwe-
no diréct African participation | in the debate.
Hé then walked out of the six,
minute meeting Tuesday, Heath told reporters
Hieath has backed the Labor government's condemnation ~ of moves by Premier lan mith's breakaway white-minority Rho- des "h _Sovernment _bo _ manne
(Réuters)—The | present at the time.
| The Guardian, Oharinttetown, Thurs. Sept. 1, 1966. 11 |
North Viet Nam Makes Protest To Red Cross
s os GENEVA (AP)—The interna. tional committee Of the Red Coss said here it hes g re- layed to the United States a North V ie@.t hamese: protest against the use’ of fire-spewing |
napalm, riot control gases and | chemise crop killers in thé;
Viet Nam war.
The all-Swiss body also said it has urged South Viet Nam
stop mistreating Viet Cong Drisoners-
At the same time, it noted that both Communist North Viet |Nam and the guerillas had re- | peatedlyTeTused To to - operate with Red Cross inquiries on 4l- lied prisoners.
To date, the committee has 910, the International | Othér UPP members who were reegived news of only four pris-| Athletic loners in North. Viet Nam,
‘though many. mare
are known to be held there The Red Cross said it made the appeal to South Viet ,Nam “following numerous publica. tions in the press _of.. photo- graphs showing tortutes applied | to prisoners In South | Viet Nam.’
'Icebreakers For Churchill
OTTAWA (COP) — The govern- ant ment has been urged
to
1, doing al possible to énsure the | AUSSTES SIGN « maximum use of Churchill as 4 | gE -shipping point About ®M per cent of Aust ie gave no details, but said a uflion - mer | exterided use of the port has Mad workers are _union
| come important in view of the bers, compared with 35 per ¢s
| rail striké and its effects on éx-
use | Po grain movement.
in the United States
The Red Cross said it has ébreakers and submarines to |
been struggling continuously to keep the Hudson Bay port of open this fall
War in Viel Nam the need to for Russian freighters that want
impress upon the countties at
Churchill, Man,
observe the Geneva conventions '0 Pick up grain cargoes.
on treatment of prisoners. It added that it is ready
end Nam.
HOSTS TRACK MEET
© the hostilities’ in Viet
Réynold Rapp
port.
CP. ‘tq | boldt-Melfort-Tisdale ) take the initiative or co-operate | the Commons the Russians have in measures hat could bring an|indicated a desire to use the
Transport Minister
BUDAPEST, Hungary (Reut-| ter when, he replied:
ers)—North and South America| will meet
“T eould be frivolous and say Europe in an inter-;we will use every submarine the
Hum-
said
Pickers- gill touched off a burst of laugh-
continental traek = and field | transport department has.’
match in Montreal Amateuf | Federation seni
al-|heré Tuesday.
next Aug.| But the minister. added in a serious tone that the transport department, harbors board and
ie worka department aré
in
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