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: ‘ment and would be eligible for row: He was saved four times MACON, Ga. (AP)—A_ white | Parole consideration after seven (from ee eae |here after his lawyers claimed

years. His lawyers filed notice of appeal. Cobb, who has been in jail

Last December Cireuit Court of

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ith asks blew smoke in his face. He said | Georgia- Negro of murder in the with gas masks. slaying of his_white employer |since he was 15, was-convicted

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A dozen ofthe masks were | a Communist |

regimental headquarters over- run by Squth Vietnamese troops | in a cane field region about 15 miles west of Saigon.

U.S® authorities ‘disclosed two | weeks ago that non-lethal gas is being used “‘in certain tacti- cal situations” in Viet Nam.

The Viet Cong gas masks afe made from large plastic bags commercially available in Viet- namese tities.

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ment in Ottawa Monday. (CP Wirephote)

clear pact ass danger to North European peace.

‘hole was lined with several Iny-

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A piece the size of a small envelope is cut from each. This |

ers of gauze bandages. Crum- | bled charcoal is inserted in the | ibandages. “It would have the — ef- |- a charcoal filter‘in a‘cig- '

The Finnish opposition press chided this as a departure. from | |a neutral position. But Kek- | i konen said ‘‘we are entitled in | jour. national interest to voice | tour negative attitude to meas- ures which can disturb the foun: |

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HELSINKI (AP)—Tall.”~ slim {field Finnish ‘neutrality seems poac I cal om vate tt 1h | slightly tilted. Kekkonen, clearly watchful calm o is isola little country of 43300,000 popula-*' Russian - insistence,

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tion whose life on the border of | denounced, :the multilateral nu- ‘northern Europe.”

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the Soviet Union must be the | envy of. all East Europes - Finland’ frontier with the So-| tet: Union is the longest in Eu-! rope. It runs 700 miles- north to | south, much-of it fenced. The Finns put up the fence to keep | their reindeer home. Finland has maintained democracy and its independence. |

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reservation that it. is committed to fight any other country seek- ing to attack Russia by way of | Finnish. territory.

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the policy-fram his predecessor Juho Paasikivi. Kekkonen is the embodiment of policy tha Finns have accepted, of getting on, with the Soviet Union with

the minimum of friction, while| :

at the same time preserving |i largely--the- country’s economic | independence and its Westward outlook on life.

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prefers “‘conversations’’ to inter- views with direct quotations.

FACES CRITICISM

He is sometimes Criticized on | the grounds that he sees things the Russian way too often. But it would be hard to say he hasn’ opposed the Russians. He first began fighting them as a boy of 17 when he sided with the “Whites” to drive Russians | and Finnish Communists out of Finland at the time of the Civil War in 1917-18. That struggle left many sore-.spots still -burt- ing.

Kekkonen was in government |

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service during the ‘‘winter war” |}

launched by the Russians in 1939, and in’ what the Finns call the “continuing war’ when they sided with the Germans to re- cover some of the land lost dur- ing the first operation. They lost again, and_had-to pay a massive indemnity of $300,000,- 000 at pre-war prices. forced the country into an industrialization pro- gram that changed its way of life, for the Russians demanded machinery, ships and industrial products. |

When you start to discuss! Russians with Kekkonen .he sim- ply says “they are there” and Finland must live, knowing that. In the presence of Nikita Khrushchev, back in, 1960, Kek- konen said that even ff all other | countries turned Communist, | Finland would not. S DENOUNCES PACT

While the presence of Russia is a fact of life, so also is the | presence “of Germany. In this

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