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The Sydney Morning Herald, July 27, 1964 7VJ T.J JIGRIEF TORN MOTHER aii.it?giyes mjuicu 111 iFePS for son Arms Build-tro In Cyprus Causing Alarm Third Night -Of Fierce Harlem Riots NEW YORK, July 21 (A.A.P. Reuter). Many Negroes were injured, one critically, when riot police early today forced their way into a barricaded Harlem tavern. Three busloads of steel-helmeted police converged on the tavern in Eighth Avenue, where the wave of rioting and lootjng-began on Saturday night. NICOSIA, July 21 (A.A.P.).

New fears of possible major violence swept Cyprus today because of the clandestine build-up of heavy military equipment on the island. Greek C'ypriot partisans One of the crate? was bis received 36 truck loads to contain artillery, equipment under cover ol observers said, darkness vesterdav from A t-'-N. oflici.il said a three ships Ivine "oil at the dockside was southern port 'of imassol I' hoav fn-ch lor The ships, reported un- Norwegian llacs. were not I 'crday clandestine registered with the usiia.N,",rJ had been shipping agencies. by reports of They unloaded their! 1 Cvpnot arms build-cargo to smaller vessels "Pv which landed them at! "There is likely to come Limassol.

where packing pomt when the build-up eases and crates were trans- is so big it is dangerous, ferred to trucks and caned "in'c ls hkclv to provoke to unknown destinations in reaction," a spokes-land in armed convovs. man said. A crowd of several i Neitro demonstration Negro bov. James 15. shot a Powell.

hundred Negroes gathered i Harlem. A croud of about 1. 00(1 and the notice cre met Yoi 's Mr P. Acting Screv anc. Negroes marched down a xvith shouts of derision 11 i .1 -Si" 2 -Ji ill mi mi nliri iminrinr Tilt nt-irMi-wM Turkish Cvpnot dock norkeis were cleared trom uch as I lent.

Ciillicans ease would bottles and debris throw and -Down with Cl, heforc a grand jurv to-from nearby rooftops. (while people), "when all the facts' will There was much shooting Police who had been fol- he brought out." but none of ihe iniured was lowing in pairol ears alight- New York's Mayor. Mr repotted to have bullet. ed and broke up the proces-. Wagner due back todav "Summif Talks In lyomloii In I onjon.

the British the landing area prior to the unloading operation. U.N. otlicials said thev i wouiius: sum urine, snois over tne No one Ihe police moved m.i marchers heads. trom Majorca. Spain.

He had not been expected back believed the crate- contained arms destined for tireek Cvpriot supply depot-. filing warnine shots. Bavard!" reported hurt. Riisnn. leader of last Soon after midni summer's march on tire-homh ht a until Sunday, was: ineton.

arrived and urged lcd a Harlem phar-i ciowd U) disperse. iuacy. starting a lire which1 II began to move a few quickly controlled, Mocks downtown but spor.i-,rp i i ,,,.,..,,1 die sluioting was audible for', i more than halt, an hour. i To Brooklyn I last -night police fircdi Police sounded a shots in hieak up another. alarm the riot call-in the Hedford-Stm vc.sani area of Mrs Anna Powell, Brief-stricken mother of Jnnies Powell, 15, who was shot by an olf-duty policeman during teen-nee rioting in Harlem.

New York, last Thursday, leaving the funeral service for her sun on Mondav Ciicek Pi imc Ministers meet lOkby for "summit" Ntlks on ihe prus rro-Icm. Sir Alec Ponclas-Home aiul Mr Pitp.tndicou meeting a of continuing in ticneva, where the I W. mediator. Mr Suk.trt Tuomioia. is irinp lo find a solution tor the island.

Sir Alec bad talks last month iih the I urkish I'nmc Minister. Mr lsiuot Inonii. and the tireek and Turkish leadcis hac also held separate discussions on ptus with President Johnson. British Government sou ice vcc today's talks as an opportunity for an exchange of views on the Despite U.S. Shooting HAVANA, July 21 (A.A.P.-Reuter).

The Deputy Prime Minister of Cuba, Mr Raul Castro, said last night that Cubans would remain calm and not retaliate in face of "provocations" by U.S. Marines at Guantanamo Naval Base. Addressing a chanting'at his command, could'would keep their guns "well crowd at the funeral of a threaten total destruction, ioiled" during any such ncgo- II arc Singer Under Sedation Brooklyn here a Negro iially had been in progress Police about I nil; jN'ceroes. allied with thei 'Congress of Racial Lqufilitv.j marched several blocks and jiaimncd the Fulton Street-j Avenue interscc-J tion for an hour, to block 'traltic. The CO.

E. demon-j -I strators appeared calm andi CHICAGO, July 21 (A.A.P.-Reuter). The Repub-lican Presidential nominee. Senator Barry Goldwater, said yesterday he had received four bomb threats over the Overseas News In Brief iCuban soldier alleeedlvi 'Washington wants atiations. local war before Ihe elec- He asked his audienc by whole Cprus problem and LONDON, Julv (A.A.P.I.

Singer shot yesterday American guard He added that his lions. Mr astro said. "But whether thev warned Soviet and displaved no violence Jo not pec a ni a tor Mil Phoenix. Arion; home. In Wa-hington.

the'ean people, who should laki vvasjSpeaker of the U.S. account world opinion. Representatives. Mr John Meanwhile. Senator Gold will remain ealnntroons lo leave osovIhh1 tilm star Judy Garland However, alter thev dis- solv- Uillll tit let II IU, 111 itMIll being guarded by I iii i.ive o.

sn.i.i.evi .11 lei'iv rowd of about is resting at Northumber- pcr-ed. s.iiu 11 ioon 11. oie courage cocaiions Met ormack, yesterday has called tor a con-i NFW YORK. July land House nsvchiatr! Negroes surged through. olPUI sncnus.

honip lollowiin' the streets. Some of them Ihe senator disdos ed thi me loieign pones le-n VMh I'rcMdent John- IA No one was statements ol Senator tiold-iM)n discuss wavs ot keen- hired vesterdav when jn not to retaliate when one: He repeated Or Castro's wanted the I nited Males to1 1 hf said the a was attacked than to hit recent otTer in a Press inter- withdraw from Guantanamo Kl Government is ex-56 hack. iew to negotiate uba's dif- and the crowd shouted Reeled to discuss the rc- His speech was siirnris- Terences with the I nited A es." potted arms build-up as part s.u.i isih.i.(.is in J.mgeroils. hospital treatment 'or line inllammatorv racial IX 7 airliner with wrist cuts described were sm.isne.i anu inc. anoui eviremism p.a;....'.,n,t He askeil if Americanstaiemenis out of their earn- ahoasd.

veered wildlv an mctali icvicw o( the irt Mates. bin sai.t 1 iihim, ....,..1.. accidental, says United frCd into the air To disperse brief airport "slop on his wa'v parents want to entrust their. paigns. -the runway at nuld children's futures to -trigger-i Ihe hile House said North Carolina, afler the reflect the problem with new alii.

11. of m. pms them. from Phoenix to Washinc -ihapp" leadership. President Johnson would nosewhee! collapsed Premtcr.

ttOYIKT I1HTOK engines! plane, cairvinc loin Ihe 4 1 -year-old actress' Hurlier. the National on nis proiner. tne Or Fidel Castro. Vcrctaiv-tieneral 'I hant. who is due London tomorrow rucht.

pomps, at a norma an port rc.encd treatment for cf Const ess of He said: "They call the Cuban Waritill" 'minor injuries, to her -lierill ollice or police Irr.U.W 111 I 1 Cuban exiles said this hai igive the pripvsal "serious landing. Iconsideration." but his Press mm iseeretarv. Mr t.eo.ge lllMllll ecnily expressed willingness to seek co-exisicnce with niSSUntRh. July -foiled a planned raid on! U'ists- vesterdav at St. Stc-' Hun and sav 'at one orltf ar 13 1 1 .1....

the I nited Stales. i Alcvei uba. phens Hvspiial and tnen the Ooulu home in tne tuPan.Mlch proposal .7 Mr astro, who is also huhei. editor of Ihe Soviet! A State Ocrartment ofli- Ruby's Lawyer Sues For Libel entered the nursing home, ne -aia cnv omii.us nao l0 Up luemnv Kremiir Mr khh i r. 1 i in ine noi- u.

i i 1, 1 t.v 1 1 ct necn maue to me riesi-' i-n- ik sparer 11.11 saui "U'e believe i probable viola- nc auuco mat ne wavs.asiro. said last ntcm thai 'oem umitu, i the Kc-nnhli-1 "lv tn, i iur Av'jin riMici: in tiviii-ui aiiusio Jiei rciViunu nnt i Aenaior tit i cr i octian. uituil-ii itnutj nominee. Mr Krushchev, arrived to- tion of neutrality laws. An Ram and small r.t 111 Him i M11.111 a group SAN 1 WCTSCO, July I A A.l'.-Kciiier.).

Mel- 'it was an he two such threats a week, elected President it would tl Rights kinc of the of sa mrxiihisors broke mat anyone in mt Senator Hanv dav for a two-week tour of inqtiirv is heme made." rabirawa Kegmunt honi he comrai ed the csi iermanv. I 1 vile sources s.ud iinean "war world war." the Helh. the lawver who Raul, brother ot Premier leaders demands. Uowcer, he was met with cl! of "No. su'ii.

"Miss and Mr Mark Herron (her escort i moved into a rented house during (he weekend. nccn invoivcu in Adolf Miller. Ihc.e was speculation planned raid was to haveMclendcd Jack Knbv. today mcnl- I Me said the difference lh.it tr iMlllhei visit will, a suit l.iimni" hi idel Castro, implied that it Red Team i L'arlier. the official ntara sctuccn tlc (uo XVJS 0r thiee tierm.in in Washinelon iitiiinn dollars Tsrii tioktwater was Slu.was Iimiil' lo orwivhcn he asked them to Ois- elecled.

America would 1 -L ii Hitler had been able to might lav the an Otfanisation of American 76 million rnpiahs 1 millions of Hiiro-. groundwork for an official Stales' meeting lo discuss ig.unst the President of the American Bar Association. mctal-bound trunk anu perse. Caught At cut herself." he iid. 'Ihe crowd trooped into uuiii ot tne legimcn.ai whl Senator Go sit bv Mr Krushchev later peans, while Senator Gold-.

visit bv Mr Krushchev lateriaction against tile Castro re attack Cuba. He said that if Senator (' Goldwater wins, "in that, Mr Walter Craig, for libel and slander. had been embezzled. A doctor at the nursing residential area, chanting water, ith nuclear weapons; this ear. Iginic.

home said last night Mi-ssland carrying placHidi. 'Customs very instant in which hi takes otTiee we shall have to Ciatland was "quite com-jShouts of "yet some gun fo'table. were heard. imoriiise anu live in a per- llmanent stale of rnmbat Julv He said she was under The trouble in Harlem MOSCOW, sedation and would not he1 began last lhuisday hen. (A.

A. Thi Russia! alert. "And are sure that it to receive visitors lor an oti-uun poiitc nset. atcr poo whjdl Topless TOKYO. Japanese I police have warned thinking of wearing topless, bathine suits in public that thev risk prosecution for: "causing unpleasant teclmg.

amonc other people." I Alter a week ot top-level consultations, ihe police told manufacturers and shops was to have competed i.i thc situation develops, tin- Tokvo Olympics has we are going to been disbanded lor have a tight." smuggling loreien eood.s later commented that PI" ITI IT H. V- tl 1 1 I 1 la "I pcisonallv do not into Kussia. I newspaper If s.J hevc" that Senator tiold 3 that ihe suits would re .1... si ,1111 vmt uic eieviion. iiuolskava said that fanned unuei ins Olk-nccs Law.

1 tvH In lOti.3 and now again in 19t4 all prize-winning recipes were cooked on Mutters Debonair gas and electric ranges II) .1 Ihe 11 pi. in the lie mi 'took part in "one of 1 iihe nation's greatest sports i "Kcarliotttiry (lon-scrvalisim" In Diakaita. the liidone- Joins Son roll MclOK.MICK MR .1. 1 I 1 ninv ie actor! Ihe team was returmne si. in nepmv Foreign Ilv on Sena- William Holdcn yesterday up an airrvu Bloom In New Talks On Company Crash LONDON, July 21 (A.A.P.-Reuter).' British business magnate John Bloom and his fellow directors met again today to talk over the uncertain future of his Rolls Razor direct sale washing-machine company.

tiom a tup abroad when S. Klisiimow idagdo. sp Agjaiiuallthe best eooiks use tor tioldw atcr's arrival at arrived in Lima to paltici-1 ashtneion. hen he addicssed crod of about al tin reached the Russian id Senator tioldwatcr's Customs checkpoint. Initedjnominaiion was a backward isiep bv the Xmeriean people I "They turned white at (towards "reactionarv con-the Customs Houst- vv hen i scrvatism." pate in the scircn lor ins vounccr brother.

Richard Beedle. who disappeared two weeks ago piloting an Port, a uroun ot ouni: We small plane near about miles south of asked to open their suit- He said he was began ihf n.un..n.r til Ciltisisrv-j I iv i. aitt RoskwC i I a I f.nvr-.s In Eim.1. lr Beedle disappeared on. 1 iieir si.

i.e. iso vseie itllli 'of forcien gmxls." Senator t.oldwaicr were ablelis the head of the American i Komsomolskaya Pravdai'" SW-'N 'he Julv 15 durinc a flight from C'himbote to Lima. savs the giHsds were bought of the deep concern IT rip CiincHliMl -v 9 not for presents, but for speculation." I he new spaper added: "The team has been dis elt by Rolls Raor share-, lolders and whciher he make an inquiry. i Bloom. 32.

who ha-been dchcribcj as a super salesman, is faced witl the prospect of the liquidation 01 his company which had a sensational rise Pn the Slock Exchange over the past two veals. Fnglish and Overseas In- cstments, Mr Bloom's investment comnanv, which banded for moral degradation, for losing the nf Krtvi.M cnnric. GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES exclusive -cust-wesT" babbfcuc 1st? p-. tTv- I WASHINGTON Prime Aldo Moro of; lialv has cancelled his i planned visit to Washington: next month because of the, T'alian political jthe White House announced! 'today. I Mr Moro.

whose Cabinet; (resigned recently, has form-l led a new which still has to be, approved hv Parliament. holds around mcn shares in Rolls Razor, It said another team csterdav 6d downlwoutd be recruited for "the at rour-ycar road to Ihe Olympics'' indicatinc that THREE DIE IN SINGAPORE RACIAL RIOTS SINGAPORE, July 21 (A.A.P.-Reuter). Three people were killed in Singapore today in clashes between groups of Malays and Chinese. This mornme he was reported 10 he continuing lasi-mmuic clToits to save Russia may not enter a water polo team in the lokyo Gaines. No winder wdi d-famous rooking cvprris u-e MrMorx ranr" nn tlirir tours.

No wonder Matters )t iwninir and clfftric rin: arp t'V loivclv for prip-winmns in all inijwtiint omtr-ts. Our-tandins: appeaiame, niii-iandai porfntnianee and moro out-taiidinc ft-atnifs than anv othr ranr. iinludm the t'1-ie Mrttrs "I- a-it-W f-t" Bailnvtic Kut i-i-iTic, inakr Mel'rs Drhnnair tmlav's and cN-ctrie Huv Metiers, the ran? the 1 h.inpitns iisp, n' tmr builders mpplieis, electrical and hardware rfMiler-, gas or Ijn uv showrooms. YTZ 1 1 the company and to have approached several ke people whose support could be He left his top-floor flai in fashionable May fair before reporters aivd photo Thant Calls On de Gaulle -CBiLltviTOB" 3 on bg. PARIS.

Julv A curlew has been im- afternoon during a processed or, the entire citv. marking the birthday 'of Mohammed. graphers arrived and "was ItFT OFF QIH 000R i Keeping Peace: U.N. Talks IT'S METTERS ITS MODERN I A.A.P.-Reuter.). one of the first arrivals thi U.N.

Secretary 1 'onight. a radio an-: makc va, 1) Thant. arrived by air 'noiinccmcnt said "a serioiis.maont ol Si-igapore's tiHlay from Geneva for talksi situation had arisen" follow'- Moslem conimtinitv. with President de Gaulle elashes in C.ev lane and A Gove.nmenl orticial ind later with the f-rcneh said: "It aried when NEW YORK. tA.A.I'.-Rcutcr).

Julv ir Bn- morning at the Kolls Razor headquarters in I ondon. ()f Cluim City banters. 5toctc- tirokcrs and creditors met todav to consider Bloom's nhn fip.vr'' their elaims "oreanised groups of loreien Minister. M. Mau one Malav nieVe.l nn one r.v.ivf Mnrvill h.

M'u'hs were roaming vouihs ihe dis- Chinese." lsh. U.S. and Soviet dele Pcop'c e. liberal together gates held a "workman foie returning to Geneva 10 streets "causing mor 3 nieht linhanccs." tA 111 small groups, nervouslv like" discussion veslcrd.i av His talks with Prcsi- Several hundred poiice awaiting whai would happen 0 of nited dent de Gaulle are expected were called out to for two vcars while he tf searches for fl.OPP.dnn to 11: 1 lei. II 111 l.HK tin, il Ihe medina.

soiu-hi Vi jlll the West, w.is attended -ipenlv t.t A111111I to centre on the tuiurc ot 'dashes, and the island's the I nited Nations organi- huge red riot waggons sation and the situation in patrolled through the vprus and Vietnam, diplo-jstrccts. matic sources said. The trouble Pecan this I i'h Ihiee natuns chiet 'dtlecates. Mr Adlai Steven- Siiik MR HII.LEBRAM) In a hack street otT (icv- S(1' Sir Patrick 'lany Road, in which shops Dean (Britain) and Mr Ni-'are owned mainly Hedorenko (Russia), esc. a jironp of Chinese! Anume the matters con-men armed with hollies and S'dercd.

informed sources 'sticks, stopped buses, ook-isaid, was the recent Soviet i ine for Malavs. proposal for U.N. fieace- Sporadic sentries con- keepine. which included the ftinued during the evening in c.irm.u ktni: of national confine iievlang area. Tnyents for service under In the city centre, a banner, and ihe group of Chinese beat a re-activ ation of the Secunlv small Malav an bov.

Council's military stall revive his failing business, the "Kvenine Standard" City Fditor. William Davis, reported. -s- '-1 Davis said that Bloom hoped to go to his former supporter. Sir Isaac Wolf-son, for the moncv with the argument that if the creditors do not agree to his proposals they will get nothing. understand that Bar-clavs Bank, one of the chief creditors, is adamant that nothing can he done." Davis added.

Most Citv people, feel that liquidation is inevitable. In the House of Com Australian Tennis Baby "Aces" London Bookies LONDON, July 21 (A.A.P.). London bookmakers have refused to bet against a 10-weeks old Australian baby girl becoming Wimbledon champion. 1 fej (SSj I The baby is Karen I Illustrating Hillchrand's Hillcbrand, daughter of: keenness as a betting man. A spokesman tor the committee.

General Hospital. asked Informed sources also ine bookmakers, said thev how manv injuied h.id been vod that the tinancina ol didn't ohject to the odds in- rcPlied: "I cun I N. peacekeeping opera-the time factor. tnswas menlioned i MO permission fiom the Minis-' Russia has declined to But, if he cares to hcr hMe ot lhc back in 10 years' time we'll i The Government-run tele-and Middle Last operations 27-vear-okl tennis player, mons, a question tabled last PrimeiJohn a keen the newspaper said that as the family left London for Johannesburff and Mcl- right asked the Royal inciting man. Minister to set up into thei Hillebrand unsiicccssfullylhflllrn, wttpd rnnsidr it vision station interrupted its.

and risks loss of voting Commission operations of The spokesman said they'Prprams tonight and flash-rights at the next General Lxchangc. lers to accept a bet ot. leu a message on tne screen uuiess snc re- Two other tabled ques CA23.00O to 210 against, lltvtrto (11 i 1'it. I'x. (141 17 ecKvoir in tl7l5 in.

12H. 0 a Karen winnina Wimbledon He backed it and won.coxine promoter Jack Solo tions linked this demand- OELUXt UPRICHT stlNniPO SllMtmt 1 msoa h.ulc, advising viewers that a cur-. duces her arrears, few would he imposed and; Mr edorcnko is report-alerting them, and told to ed to be leaving New. York wait for a further announce- soon to return to Moscow BUILT-IH (n Ottt Ir. I W.

SO in Ir. iic. 0.M Ir. WM7.I IK. I.

fr. 47.lt 0 for an inquiry into the mons that he would not produce a British heavy (tsb.rtll collapse of the Rolls-Razor P'ict MiWIr lit lemt c.Hifnt P. Got Tm llabl within the next 20 years. jA250 to 15. The "Dailv Express" said But, John could not get today that Karen, with herjanyone to accept that bet mothe also a good tennision his baby, rlaver, had the breeding of I A spokesman for William weight champion of thciment for consultations before "M1 company.

One asked it the for Industry and Trade. Mr Edward Heath, was riili ntjif tfrttiiWfti world within ten years. Solomons did not win the beU Police in radio vans ihe visit there next week bv patrolled the streets callinghe Secretary-General, on people 10 stay indoors. jU Thant. mrauuM snuiaa or umial wousikii in.

stonii kiuourni uisimic asiuuot rant a top-class player. 'Hill one of Britain's lead-.

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