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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Slat. Apr“ 18. 1964. 9

White Government Banished Black Nationalists' Leader

S A L I S B U R Y IReutersi—' pont named those restricted with

Southern Rhodesia's white gov- Nkomo as his chief lieutenant.

I crnmcnt has banished Africanplosiah Chinamono. the latter's

Iblacki N a t i o n a l l st leaderl wife and Joseph Msika. "Secre- Josliua Nknnio and three of hist tary for external affairs" in aides to a remote “restriction Nkomo‘s People‘s Caretaker |area" near the South African; Council.

iand Mozambique borders for a: Thursday‘s order brought year. ‘ l4l the number of persons now under restriction in Southern Rhodesian.

The move. Thursday. caine‘ three days after tlie resignation} Dupont said violence has In-

of Winston Field as prime min- icreased in the country recently

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Mm'. World I‘Thursday night broke them up. _ The crowds gathered in Salis- ChCW-TV hury's African townships and re».

fused to obey police orders to

I2.5a p.m.—Siation Sign On disperse They blocked some

Loo p -5" streets with overturned garbage 1.30 pm_c°mmen, .nd cans. refuse and autos. Com,in Police used tear gas in the

Htghfield African township here and arrested one African after ‘mcks hit a police car. Crowds also threw rocks at two schools and a bus. WIFE ALSO RESTRICTED Motorized police were on pa- trol in heavy numbers Justice Minister Clifford DU-

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530 rum—Bugs Bunny

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It.l5 path—Juliette “.45 pro—TBA l2.00 p.m.-CBC TV News ! I2.IO l.m.—Lionel Network News ' l2.20 a-m.—Tha lata Show ' Obsession ‘ By PETER ARNETT SAIGON IAPI—Military lead- SUNDAY PROGRAMS ers assessed Wednesday the ‘ ’grim results of a three-do CI‘CY-TV battle in a southern area dl South Viet Nam set off by a 1.00 porn—Musical. deliberate Communist massa- 1.30 p.m.—-Country Calendar crc of government synipatliiz-. 2.00 p.m.-Speaking French crs at Kicn Long. a district 2.30 p.m.—Faith for Today capital. 3.00 p.m.—Time of Your Lita "A stunning Communist po-

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Of Battle In South Viet Nam

ister of this self-governing Brit- ish colony and his replacement[ following a dispute between the; by la n Douglas Smith. strongly right-wing politician. The restriction order sparked demonstrations by crowds of Africans. but tear gas hurled by police and a sudden rain

aIPCC and another African na~t

tionalist party. the Zimbabwe I African National Union.

1 “There have been three at- tempts by Mr. Nkomo to call. . strikes In this country." Dupont ‘isaid. "There have been school: strikes and boycotts of individ-‘ ual stores in the African town-i ships. all with intimidation. . . .; I “Mr. Nkomo has not heeded‘ imy warnings. (in the contrary,

ttng forces. a as, beitcopter crew member was killed was hit by ground fire Sunday. A dozen other Americans were wounded.

These contributed to a rising. rate of American battle casual- ties—82 killed. 292 wounded and two missing in the first iii/2 months of 1964 compared with 503 killed. wounded and miss- ing all last year.

v The government mounted its drive after the Communists moved out of a base Sunday in the forest of U Minli. along the Gulf of Siam, and overran Kicn Long. which is on a section of

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bowelled the district chief. They slew his young son. They broke the arms and legs of the chief's‘ wife and then killed her with. a shot in the head. ’I‘hcy slew other government sympathizers, then headed back into the coun- tryside.

In the ensuing battle. two Communist Viet Cong battalions opposed a government para- troop battalion. a ranger bat-

talion. two infantry battalionsi arrested and now faces charges I"

carried the It Into govern. ment lines even in daylight After heavy ﬁghting. Ameri- can advisers were reporting Monday Communist. units ap- parently were trapped within a triangle of government forces. Heavy forest fires broke out in the Communlsts' base area. The Communists fouth their way out, cutting through a South Vietnamese infantry lotion and inﬂicting heavy losses.

More Securities

Are Recovered

' BELLEVILLE. Ont. (CP:- Police here said Wednesday that thcy have recovered an- other $4I.000 in securities stolen from the office of lawyer Ron- ald Cass Dec. 4.

brings to 376.000

The $41,000 the value of bonds recovered 111 the $85,000 theft.

Police recovered 535.000 to

securities in a Montreal Bank in January. A b o n d salesman, Andre Gannon. 28. was tom

[and a special forces unit. They of possession.

1he and some of his supporters: I are demonstrating a marked de- - zree of determination and initia- tive in organizing events from which \\ 1 resulted. Dupont said those under res- triction have been provided with‘ i housing. furniture. food and run-f ‘ ning water and their health and :gencral welfare is being cared. lfor by the government. . I

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