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THE GUARDIAN Saturday February 12 1972 I OVERSEAS NEWS Smith's charges denied by ANC Brandt's Paris visit clears way for EEC summit From HELLA PICK, Paris, February 11 France and Germany are back on the same wavelength. President Pompidou will go to Chequers in a week's time, confident that France can be a key nation along with Germany and Britain to lead and strengthen the European Community, both internally and in its relations with the agreement to reactivate the and an Elys6e spokesman nutciilo ivnrlrl economic and monetary union described it to me as perhaps a projects," which was interrupted the most significant step taken by last year's dollar crisis, has to by Germany at this meeting SJvfrEF hereS De set ffie wider context of a when it agreed in principle on JL deliberate political calculation central bank intervention to wPniJ! MuVc the frei and Geman. coiftror short-term capital movent to i leaders that their interests re-' ment 3 quire closer collaboration fronT France however, has also hundreds of Thai students who greeted her arrival at Bangkok yesterday. Chulalongkorn University in tne be of the enlarged Euro- Pean community. M.

Pompidou emphasised that Germany's and France's destinies are linked" while Chancellor Brandt said mnrp specifically, that a successful Otspolitik required the sup- port of Wester Europe, and that tuc ucon ui sum uoimiik muai by Francorman agree- ment on what is to be done. The new political will to maxe me rdnctHierman smfmthlv found its expression in a number of decisions and recom- Srfr tS nSniVS. their identity of view on a wide ranee of questions and to assert their common political interests in working smoothly Mnj Thev have cleared the way to FFr wmSmft ttat will be hiin thl Mtumn i and 1 bt neia tne autumn, ana win pe liirolv nrpfipcnnipd with tne CoSiusTlStions with the' United states and tne communist world. More immediately, iney nave openeu u.e iu i union 6 have confirmed their union nave confirmed tneir mterest in proceeding as quicklv as possible towards an East-West security conference and have even suggested th' i Ep MVuoTrlcic hvnfferinl Vir the Malta crisis by offering Mr SL'Trfi, eh assistance. There is.

however, no intention of trying to use the EEC to bridge the gap between and Mr Mintoff's demands Professor Schiller, the West British aid team flying to Dacca By PATRICK KEATLEY, Diplomatic Correspondent Two senior British officials are leaving London this weekend for Dacca, where they will work with Bangladesh Government representatives on planning a programme of priority aid for the new republic. Their discussions will cover both immediate and long-term reconstruction of the Bangladesh economy. Mr Ralph Baxter, head of the South Asia department at the Overseas Development Administration, will be accompanied by Mr mentation-, taken here. Most of uons to tne proposea sum-these, however require further mit, as well as to closer foreign cnnqnltatinn hptwepn French Dolicv cooperation between the Bangladesh was recognised yesterday by three European countries Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. It has now been recognised by 35 countries, including the Soviet Union, and Japan.

Its Prime Minister, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was reported today to have ruled out any meeting with Pakistan's President, Mr Bhutto, before Pakistan recognises its former eastern wing as an independent State. Mr Arnold Smith. Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, will arrive in Dacca on February 21 German Finance Minister, and mark as part of its fight against Although Herr Brandt and M. Giscard Estamg, his tho dollar crisis. In this con- Pompidou are agreed on the French counterpart, were at text, agreement has now been agenda for the summit, they long last seen relaxed today, reached "in principle" to have refused to discuss it Professor Schiller said that narrow the exchange rate bands publiclv until the other parties their quarrels were over.

In the between the EEC currencies. to it have been consulted. How-process, he has given way to Secondly, Germany and ever, they have left no doubt France on some of the key France agreed that there should that they want to use the issues of monetary questions be close central bank coordina- summit to define the r61e of the that had separated them. In tion, and both accepted the EEC in its relations with the particular, Germany has now principle of central bank inter- outside world. Certainly, agreed, at least in principle, to vention to support the EEC cur- the summit has to be seen as a control of short-term capital rencies within the narrower part of the preparations towards movements.

bands. Germany made a major an East-West security con-However, the Franco-German concession towards France ference. Champions reach stalemate and German officials and, even important, the agreement th rnmm11T1itv a we as of the incoming members of the EEC. lJJ to deactivate the economic and monetary union proiect. which was stillborn last year when fiprmmv dpciripri tn flnat the By LEONARD HARDEN make them comparable with the higher bids from Fischer's choice of the Yugoslav cities Belgrade and Sarajevo.

When Colonel Edmondson returned to New York. Fischer, who had more than once claimed that the International Chess Federation is Communist-dominated, refused to play in Reykjavik. According to the rules, Dr Euwe should now make the final choice on behalf of the world body, and International Chess Federation officials were at pains last night to rebutt the Russian charges. "They have completely mus-understood our telegrams," Mr H. J.

J. Slavekoorde. the Federation's secretary, told me from Amersterdam. The made a concession towards Ger- many's insistence that economic and monetary -union can only, work if monetary coordination is accompanied by greater economic cooneratlon. It had been agreed that economic policy coordination should now be strengthened through the rf r.

cnnnai mtpr. -t governmental committee of experts the EEC countries. wiui ine L' i l-uii iikiil kivcu lu the economic and monetary union proiect. Herr Brandt and -u Pnmnirim, tnrnprf thp atten- Pompidou turned their atten Common Market countries. The summit, it was agreed, would be held in Pans, doss blv in late September or early October, France wanted to wait until it is tn nenmart TrP.

land; and Norway will ratify their EEC membership. The Norwegian referendum is not due until SeDtember. Russians were asked to send their list of preferred venues by January 27, the day Edmondson and Fischer were expected in Amsterdam. In fact the American arrived two days late, but the Russian choices were kept secret until Mr Edmondson announced the American list. Dr Euwe is expected to announce his final choice of venue this weekend after a few inquiries." In view of the suspicions and distrust between Fischer and the Russian officials, there could still be some arguments to come before Fischer, who is widely tipped to capture the title from Spassky, pushes his king's pawn forward into action.

in which 28 people were killed. The plane was on its way from Copenhagen to Belgrade. Authorities were first said to believe that a bomb planted by Yugoslav terrorists had caused the explosion at a height of 40.000 feet. The Czech investigation commission has not yet released its report. Granada 11 55 The Garden Indoors.

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Salisbury. February 11. The African National Council today repudiated charges by Mr Smith, the Prime Minister, that black Africans were being intimidated into opposing the suggested settlement between Rhodesia and Britain. It was alleged that Mr Smith was trying to prepare a case for banning the ANC. If he was contemplating such action "he should be honest enough and just proceed.

He should not build a case from false allegations," according to a statement issued by the Rev. Canaan Banana, the Council's deputy chairman. The statement also rejected charges that the council has received funds from proscribed political organisations abroad. The council, which claims that about 250 of its followers are being held in detention, accused Smith and his colleagues of harping on -so-called intimidation in order justify their Gestapo detention methods. Inquiry As far as Mr Smith is concerned, any person who disagrees with the Government and who has a black skin must have been intimidated." The question of intimidation will be investigated by two new commissioners.

One of them, Mr Aldhelm Sugg, a former Colonial Service Officer, arrived here today. He will be joined on Sunday by Mr Anthony Whitfield. The British investigators brought here at the special request of Lord Pearce will study dossiers on intimidation now being prepared by the Government and the ANC. Our Diplomatic Correspondent adds The British Government is passing on to Mr Smith a strongly-worded protest against the detention of Mr Garfield Todd, received in Whitehall from the Prime Minister of New Zealand. Mr Marshall.

The central point is that Mr Todd, and his daughter Judy, who is held in a separate gaol, should either be charged and tried, or else set at liberty. Pakistan on strike Karachi, February II President Bhutto today described his "awesome responsibility in ruling Pakistan on a day in which the country went on strike. Factory employees stayed away for the day, and schools, shops, and offices closed in response to a call by four political parties to strike in protest against the killing of non-Bengalis in Bangladesh. President Bhutto, speaking at a meeting with architects and town planners, said the Government was determined to lift martial law regulations. But with so many problems, it had to be retained for the time being.

Truckloads of armed police patrolled sensitive areas and a strong police guard was posted at the textile mill where a man was stabbed to death yesterday. 143rd crash The West German Air Force yesterday lost its one hundred and forty third Starfighter in a crash-landed. The pilot ejected to safety. Variety. 9 30 News 9 40 Hawaii Kive-O.

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11 45 Northern Ireland News, forecast for coastal waters, Close. The simmering disagreement over the venue of this year's world chess title match between the Russian holder, Boris Spassky, and his American challenger, Bobby Fischer, erupted into a public squabble yesterday, when the Russian Chess Federation issued a statement criticising both Fischer and the International Chess Federation's president, Dr Max Euwe, of Holland. The Russians accused Fischer of trying to impose conditions favourable only to himself. They also claimed that Dr Euwe had violated his organisation'; ruling on a deadline for Soviet and American lists of acceptable sites. Earlier this week Colonel Edmondson.

president of the American Chess Federation and Fischer's manager, flew to Moscow to discuss the venue with Victor Baturinsky. director of Mocow's Central Chess Club. They agreed that the match should be held in Reykjavik. The Icelandic capital was the top Russian choice with its cool climate favouring Spassky, while the Icelanders were also willing to grant a generous concession for television rights to The' Queen' snrrbunded5 by work fiction From ADAM RAPHAEL Washington, February; 11 The saga of Howard Hughes's autobiography and what happened to the $650,000 that McGraw Hill, the New York puousners, paid tor it, was gradually unfolding today. Both the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times, quoting sources close case, which is being by two grand said that Clifford Irving had offered to tell Federal authorities just now tne autobiography was compiled, in return for immunity from prosecution for his wife Edith both in the United States and Switzerland.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Irving and his research assistant Richard Susskind have admitted to Federal authorities that they never met Howard Hughes and that their story of numerous taped interviews with him in Mexico, the Bahamas, and the United States is a total fiction Irving's criminal lawyer, Mr Maurice Nessen. made a pro forma denial of this aspect of the story today, which is an indication that he is determined to protect his client until Federal prosecutors agree that Mrs Irving should not race prosecution In an attempt to secure this deal, the chief -of the criminal division of the US Attorney's Office in New York, Mr Robert Morville. is reported to have flown to Zurich on Wednesday niehl to find out if Swiss authorities would agree. Federal investigators are now proceeding on the theory that no one inside the Hughes organisation provided any material for the autobiography. Instead it is believed that it was painstakingly constructed from public and quasi-public sources, including reporters'- notes and unpublished articles on Hughes.

Federal investigators are also said to be making progress in their investigation into what happened to S175.O0O which is missing from the S650.000 that Mrs Irving transferred from one Swiss bank account to another They apparently believe that S90.000 of this was spent by the Irvings and the rest was handed over to other individuals. Meanwhile it appears that the real Howard Hughes may have stopped his autobiography but still have jumped from the frying pan into the fire. Mr Robert Mayhew the former head of the Hughes casino interest in Las Vegas, has fled a S17.5 millions libel suit against his former employer 9 40 Hawaii Five-O. 10 40 Edgar Wallace: "The Main Chance." 11 45 Treasures of the British Museum. 12 15 Close.

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55 am The Busaloos: "The Great Voice Robbery." 12 15 pm Drive-In. Xrving's US quiet on snub to NATO From RICHARD NORTON-TAYLOR Brussels, February 11 Britain and some of her European allies want to make public mileage out of the Soviet Union's refusal to invite Signor Brosio to prepare the ground for negotiations on mutual and balanced force reductions, according to NATO sources here. But the United States seems to have got, its way by preventing any move that might upset the Russians at this stage. Last October, Signor Brosio, the outgoing Secretary-General, was charged by all the NATO allies except France with opening exploratory contacts with the Russians on troop levels. The longer Moscow delays its reply, the greater likelihood that the question of forces cuts will be caught up in the broad agenda of the planned conference on European security and cooperation.

Reports that France which, like the Soviet Union, is more interested in a security conference than substantial talks on force levels encouraged the Soviet Government to adopt a negative attitude towards the NATO initiative are neither confirmed nor denied at NATO headquarters. Some NATO countries want to point to Moscow's refusal to invite Signor Brosio as a clear indication that the Soviet Union is not interested in withdrawing its forces from Central EuroDe and reducing the troop strength of its Warsaw Pact allies. But the United States, faced with consistent congressional pressure for the withdrawal of i a surjsianuai nuuiuer ui its troops from West Germany, is in a hurry. However much the Nixon Administration goes out of its way to stress that troop negotiations are a matter for all its NATO allies, suspicion is growing that the two super-Powers will do a deal above their heads. New President on recount A recount of votes cast in general elections in confirmed Senor Juan Maria Bordaberry, 43, as Uruguay's new President.

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It is believed that the Minister in charge of the British aid programme, Mr Richard Wood, is thinking in terms of making about 5 millions available immediately for long-term reconstruction in Bangladesh, and a Commons announcement is expected early next week. This would be tantamount to unfreezing the consortium aid for East Pakistan which went into abeyance last year soon after the troubles began there in March. This sum is approximately the amount which would have been allocated to the consortium pool if the normal pledging meeting had taken place in June in It is believed' that orders have already been placed for British machinery and other equipment to the value of around 1.5 millions in anticipation of this fresh allocation of money. The other task for the ODA team is to decide how to use, on an urgent basis, the balance of funds remaining from the original allocation by the British Government of 3 for relief in East millions Bengal. These granted funds have been on three successive occasions, starting with the typhoon damage in the winter of It is believed that more than half of the money still remains unused.

It appears that the money could be put to work immediately for the erection of Bailey bridges which are now being ordered. There is also a small fleet of flat-bottomed vessels for river work which is being assembled by the ODA with the help of British diplomatic missions. The long-term consortium aid plan which the World Bank is expected to organise remains to be dealt with. The president of the bank, Mr Robert McNamara, made a recent trip to chart the way, and the ODA team now represents the British Government's follow-up. 12 45 News.

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The other travellers were driving to Tehran after bulldozers had cleared the road about 90 miles north-west of here. The spokesman categorically denied reports that thousands of villagers had beert killed or trapped by avalanches anywhere in Iran." Reports that between 4,000 and 6,000 villagers were buried or trapped in the Ardakan area of the southern province of Fars were entirely baseless." After record snowfalls and blizzards in Persia this winter, severe earth tremors have destroyed houses near Borazjan, in the south-eastern province of Kerman. The spokesman said there were not causalties, but some homeless villagers were camping in open fields in snow and temperatures below zero. Reuter. ATV.

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Copenhagen, February 11 A Danish newspaper said today that the crash of the Yugoslav air liner in Czechoslovakia on January 26 may have been caused by a ground-to-air missile fired by mistake. A 23-year-old stewardess was the only survivor in the crash 10 5 Match of the Day. 11 5 Braden's Week. 11 40 Weather Close. WALKS O-S JO pro DIM A Dawn: Welsh pep show CLL1W).

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