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Portraits of the Soviet (km muniot Party's leaders are ohm on Moscow street Sum- day for first time since Nik- ita Khrushchev‘s nveirt~hrow_ Khniahcnev‘s portrait was mis- aing from the lineup. From
left are: First Secreianv Leo nild Marzhnev, Prowler Alex-i0 Kosygin; Soviet President An- astas Mikoyan (and out of sight in this picture! ideologic- al eirperl Mikhail Siaslov. ’I‘he
portraits were of decoration celebration of space ship
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that orbited the earth photo via cable from Moscow)
erected as part for homecoming crew of Soviet successfully (AP Wire-
Goddess Or Ogress View Taken Of London Ac’rress
.but it also can step up the po- ' ltential of the Peking regime f
Peking’s Feat Seen - l Gloomy News For Many
By WILLIAM L. RYAN [ganda for Peking. raising its AP Special Correspondent potential in political wars of Red China. after travelling a Asia and Africa and its capac-
long. rocky road to a nuclear ity to harass its political oppo- test explosion. now can be it acute in oscow. even though pected to mount a diplomatic Nikita Khrushchev. the No. 1‘ drive to become the nuclear enemy. is gone. ' club spokesman for a third While the Chinese are a long. way from a delivery system and' stockpile. their explosi
world. Peking‘s feat—no matter riow long it will take to acquire ' ussians and Americans. b acutely aware of the propa-g ganda effect. Other countries.l too. will be uneasy. Japan. for example, may seek revisions of. treaty with the' United: States to strengthen her secu- India will be deeply wor- re .
VOW Shocked; ' Al Bomb Test
lthird world—which it envisages .as a bloc. regarding the Soviet ‘Union and the United States with equal hostility.
The main direction of this
stockpile and deliveries -— is igloomy news for the West and [the Soviet Union.
‘ ‘Not only is the development likely to increase tension
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or trouble-making.
With the explosion of a nu- clear device. China is in an en-
MON‘i‘REAL [CPI—The Voice I of Women has expressed shock r
drive is in . Africa and and horror 31 the an America. (be streamed nuclear test announced in Pak- underdeveloped world. where '
Communist Chinese diplomacy already is extremely active— and in some cases highly suc-
ever. "we are heartened by the Chinese call for a summit con I
cessful. ference on the prohibition and I In the non-White world. the impact of the feet will be ons." This indicated China “has I
eavifi ccepted the implication of the
It is probable what the Chi- nese. i was accomplished without significant Soviet help. China‘s do—it-yourself drive to— ward the nuclear club's door be- gan in earnest 1950. Since hen the drive brought increas- ing estrangement from Moscow.
arms. News of the Chinese test. came as Voice members were.‘ saying good-bye to four Soviet women in Canada as part of a mutual program for interna-
a widening rift In the world "on" compel-mo” year. the t ‘ v . - ' statement a ed. l Communist movement a I no h kcd ' l Quiet purge inside China involv-I. ml '5 9? “mm”. “as ‘ mg both the mm “6 me. the same. it said. We all 1
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mv, with one voice oppose testing. . ‘a'cmnes, "m explosion cam with the dangers of radioactiv- ‘be considered strong props-i 11." for our 6 ."
NEW YORK (APl ——' "Sure.[ I I'm a mucker - upper," says ; method of acting. ,peo
Just what is the Littlewoodllibrarics and 't I
pie don't learn anything."
where
Joan Litilewoocl with obvious' "There's a tremendous disci-l “It.” declares Miss Little- relish. "But I haven't even be- pline. but I can't talk about . wood. “would be what the the- ihai. It‘s much more. difficult l atre should be."
Thle“ statement. signed“ by Kath in Mac hereon. na Time Required p
To Show Trend
gun. 3 “How I'd like to start all I than the discipline for idiots in}
over again. kicking thc bloodylihe regular thcatrc. My people. nonsense out of the dieairc."lhave to learn to think and Perched lightly before an aft-I { that's awful dil'lcull at the;
of hamburg. ‘ start for some "
rare. and beer. London‘s celeuf She refers to her pre ~ per- braied stage rebel ignored an formanca sessions as "lnven-l aide‘s suggestion that she watch jtions." during which her clowns I 1 her tongue. 1 "They
ernoon breakfast
sading ardor
Miss Littlewood. despite such{of
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lway of losing their brains. "The critics have been madel‘
‘ herself.
“She Is Just about the mosti 1963.
mirers regard her as a god-ibuck.
c dess, opponents as an ogress. l Management on both sides oil
‘ purple talk, unsaintly Joan re-‘exr-epiions are Sir John Geilgudj The drop in
and slim. dark hair in a lousled Jdoesn't admire them as actors. l of lower bob. Miss Littlewood at 50 is ii .i "but they've at 19 a at the i pany aai bright - eyed sparrow who has [humanity to put their own . boisteroust pecking at 1 money back into production." the Establishment for 32 years.{
lfor coal will ' driving for w a rd now is a’ STAGE" “EH,” scheme for creation of a huge.
Sh. cam“ 0"" l" 3'32? “h . “plam of delight" for all com I WIN" I INTI." war- " “ml”: ers on London‘s riyerbank. In-I revue by her theatre workshop ‘ find“, “mum be 8 gm, mnhne mmWM'r °" Brnadw’w- laudiiorium, promenades. places lducing plants
Th9 '""‘"”“l"m"“lr has“ "n for good gosslp. ibeatre, adult‘and central events, memoirs and songs ofitovs. inslam movips I the First World War. opened to. LA" my me It” be...“ "31"“
due. to
Ivivnl within
can’t make me dlti- ,lngua and go on to lmDI‘OVISI-‘sidiariog operath creel." she grinned wii‘n cru-.tion. isi,297,o7a for in. year ended lradioaciiviiy levels in Canada. Among the Littlewood targets i July 31, 1964, compared with 3? scorn are critics—including i net income of “1411344 during 3 forecast on the assumption the
Canada. pany said. The company's sur- :have been declining steadily the existing pat‘ l Since the United States. Britain
Dosco Reports , lLoss For Your
MONTREAL iCP‘—D0minion ‘ I :siart with the playwrights dla-‘Coai Company Ltd and its sub. 1it a known whether the Chinese
at a loss of
belligerent hyperbole and a the ones who first made the the previous year. the com- }fishuife vocabulary. is much ‘ workshop famous in London. pany’s annual report rcleascd :mone than the “rod - necked? "1 lhlflk 5'0“ 10' 0V9? he" "6 . here revealed.
‘ scruff" from the slums of l.on- Worse. People who walk around. Production of coal for the
don's East End which she calls. thinking they're, tyrants have a . year amounted to 3.068.831 net ' lions as against 3.308.242 tons in
I . Dr. Net tons of coal sold totalled another Her self-portrait in conversa- ‘ the Atlantic is included in I.it.-f3.233.525 as against 3,552,110 in fhave. air
tion is a paradox. With all that . tlewood's indictment. Her only ‘ the preceding year.
sales In mlatinn
tains a womanly lustre. Short . and Sir Laurence Olivier; shelto 1963 was also a direct. result els. ‘ production. the
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It also anticipated the market lduring the rest of this year and
continue to be
The big interest that has her lstrong for the balance of the ' current year and probably forlamounts of strontium - 90. All sometime thereafter. increasing energy quiremenis generally and to ax- l'placed in barns where it lpansion of thermal power pro- not. be subjected to further con~
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in Nova Scotia the com-
Widflly diVlle “0””5- and d" i to get such a place.‘ she says. ‘fcrns of production and market- ’"tm I‘mlewmd ‘5 "‘11 mam“ l "I'll need millions. and it will ing of coal is wholly dependent
adeSlmenl" to .amme “19 11""3’1run at a tremendous loss which on subvcnilons at levels re- m“? En‘gl'Sh h" ‘0 Ame‘ma" ‘ must be paid by the govern-lquircd to meet competitive ’ud‘mces' "mcnt. which wasics money In l fucls.
dian president of the Voice of In New Fallout
Women. and Therese I". Cas- OTTAWA (CPI _ Dr. Peter
grain. Quebec president. said: the Voice repeats its call for[ ‘ Bird. chief of the federal health department‘s radiation protec-
‘the inclusion of the People's Republic of China in the coun- cils of the world, including the United Nations “We want our countries to “on division. 31 he" will settle those disagreements be 10 day! ,0 fw: week. are" which stand in the way of dis- . armament. Together. we know' that war offers no answers. Our children need peace." SALUTES LINCOLN ’ India is to issue a postage ‘ stamp in 1965 saluting Abraham Lincoln.
1 nuclear explosion has increased Dr. Bird said he made this
Chinese exploded a nuclear de- vice in the atmosphere. if the ioxplnsiun was underground. it iwas unlikely this would Increase .currcni levels.
1 Radioactivity from an atmos- pheric explosion likely would
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Bird said It would take six to eight days to samples from the
icoast tested in Ottawa to de-
itermine their radio-activity lev-
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Just about everything ever done. ass—to hear hcr—l managed to involve "both love and hate." Stretching ambiva- ,lenca a notch farther, Miss Littlewond d e c l a r e s: “I've never worked a moment In my life." then delightedly asserts
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“Our company never does the same thing twice, and we only rehearse in cases of dire necer
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