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. Br ram FROST Lm‘nm tart -— British (vi-sf SPI".(‘I‘.‘~ ltoei'e see Zanzthar's t surprise dnmsion to merge \Hih ‘» Tanganyika as a N‘bllff for the tisland‘s pro - Chinese foreizni ‘ m‘nizter. Sheikh Abdul Rahman l lloliammed Bahii i "mm the last three mon‘tis t

l Bat-iii had emeraed as he sh-muman of the island's l’PHt- iutirin

The decision to merge with Tanganyika u as annoum-ed irhiie h: “.1: mit of the rmmtr‘.‘ ':.lli11¢ rnmmantatms in Lnudnn :nwiilaiml “a may not be al- lrv'ed tn retui‘n

Rerent ll‘Hlll‘F‘ll'l‘ing among: island's politiCians sug- ‘ zest; a feud between rival Com- . m'm'st fartinns may lie behind ; ti‘o rrici‘yfir

“Vino noel-.5 ot the Januari: revolution ‘nmrriu n 2 st dint!» mats in East Africa were pro» d'rt'ns 'ha‘ surh a feud would soon come to the surface.

Sirot‘d‘n: to t'wir roun'. about half the. islands 30-man ret'olut'nnarv f""!’!'.li “Harc-

‘nonalirned“ Afr‘oao nationa is's and the rest Communists The Communists “are 411“de In

In Zanzibar

tempt to oppose the merger by tone

The polire “are sent there at Zanrihar President Abe-d Kar- ume‘s request soon after the Januarv revolution to ston loot— ing and communal clashes be- tween the flames and the is- land s Arab minority.

Since then Zanzibar leftists have hunt up a private army known as Comrades,"

Most of them are young Arabs. and their allegianre is believed to lie. With Bahu.

NYERERE THE HEAD

In Dar es Salaam. capital of TanzanVika the :overnment net-'spaper Th- Nationalist re- onvted that the merzer agree- ment makes Ny'erera head of the new nation \I 'th Karume as first fire-president and ska .: \‘ire - president. Flashid awawa. as second vice-prest- dent

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