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of the robbers said.

lof men had scoo up about

On Features Of ‘ 3 "'°"'"P Me“ islands;

MONTREAL (CF) — Police?!“I out of here" have re] ,1. “9d what they in Friday‘s fatal robbery. the‘

know about the features of three men involved in a bank robbery last week In which two policemen were killed.

They said they believed that the same men were involved in previous holdups in suburban

.Claus suit. was described as be ing six feet. one inch tall. slim. and heavy-Upped.

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Police have released a com-‘ od“ poslte sketch made of him.

Welensky Says 1 Britain Ratted I

SALISBURY (ReutersI »- Sir The d ec l s i o n he said.

of _ of which shacks those of us who British have long retained admiration for the British

Rhodesian Federation. accused the jgnvernment of having "ratted and respect ion "

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I ish protectorates of Nyasaland ‘ and Northern Rhodesia with the I negotiations will have

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iis y approving Nyasa- government. land's right to secede from his HAD THE RIGHT ‘ ' Butler told the British Parlia- The British decision was an- ment that the British governo nounced In Parliament in Lon- ment had an inalienable right don by R. A. Butler. minister ‘to approve Nyasaland's right of in charge of Central African secession even without the ap- iproval of the Rhodesian federal

the federa- ‘government. He conceded the “financial decision was “an act of treach- and economic consequences" of that is threatening the Nyasaland's secession will be

told

year federation linking the Brit- . protectorate,

1 As a result he said detailed ‘ to be self-governing British colony of Iheld between the governments .‘of Britain. the federation and Welensky also broadcast ajNyasaiand before the protector-

speech declaring Nyasaland‘s me can withdraw _ withdrawal from the federation

However. he said the future

is likely to be "disastrous" for might hold more opportunity

.for a new form of association between Nyasaland and the Bill he added: “The lragEdY other two members of the pres-

of a separated Nyasaland will‘em federation,

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Satellite Fails To Supply Data

D Far Use Sh|ps whole program in which the relatively simple radio coni- WASHINGTON lllpl Tm. mand system has failed to work. Unnm gm,“ Navy-s Transit Without the command system.

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Kidney Grail 7‘ Patient Dies

SA satellite is failing in its pri- mary mission of supplying data for navigation aid to ships. of- ficials said here

The satellite was rocketed aloft Tuesday from Point Argu- ello. Calif.

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Kershner indicated he held only faint hope that the receiver would start working later.

The Johns Hopkins laboratory developed the navigation system for the navy.

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Clark was the only man In Britain known to have had a kidney grafted from an unre- lated donor.

Dr. David Spencer. 32. sact'i- ficed one of his own kidneys in a bid to save Clark's life.

The transplanting operation lasted six hours in Hammer- smith hospital and was hailed as a great medical feat.

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Wclensky said he would noti have opposed the secession of Nyasaland if B r i t a i it had ; reached agreement on the con- tinued linkup of Southern and; Northern Rhodesia. the key} :partner in the federation with: l its big mining industry. ‘ . in London. Butler told Parllaw Illli‘lll Nyusaland’s secession didi not necessarily mean links be-; I tween the tWo Rhodesias would 1 :be broken. ;

But Northern Rhodesia as well as Nyasaland now has a. :legtslature controlled by Ne-I Igroes strongly opposed to thei l white dominated federation j 3 where N e g r o e s outnumber ;

winter. 24 to one.

Welensky said that on their Nyasaland decision the British Iwent back on solemn promises lthat no change would be made Iin the federation for 10 years 1 except by unanimous consent. of Ethe three territories.

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