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Khruslichev Kills China Negotiations
NEW DELHI, India Saying he had recently replied to Red China's Dec. 31 call for
top-level talks, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev declared yesterday that there is at pre
sent no common ground, no room for negotiation, nothing to negotiate.
lie welcomed the Jan, 28 border agreement between Red China and Burma, saying
"one conflict less .is-good for the world."
Many Indians have felt that Khrushchev might persuade the Soviet Union's big Asian
Mikoyan
Denies New
Satell • ite twig to change the Chinese course
Khrushchev, looking tired but
in better voice than earlier, em-
HAVANA (iF') Anastas I phasized other issues in a speech
an. Soviet fir t deputy pre* at Ram Shila Park, sprawling
between Old and New Delhi.
1711fT, said yesterday a mystery
satellite reported speeding through He portrayed Soviet armed
space was not put upthe
strength as the world's most pow-
by
erful, deterrent to war, and as
Soviet Union !spreading the idea of peaceful co
" The Soviet Union has no mys-;existence 'even among advocates
termus satellite," he told report-.of the cold war."
ers before a scheduled TV appear--; "They have come to understand
ance last night. "The world knows that if war is unleashed by them,
all about our satellites." !the instigators and inspirers would
Wt shit - 100n announced earlier he the first to perish in its flames,"
this week that U.S. space sir - 'he s aid
veillance operators had detected. Neutral-minded Indians reacted
an unannounced object in near-, his reference to Soviet mill
polar orbit. There has been spec -,to tary might with about the same
ulation that it might be of Soviet,, lack of enthusiasm they showed
origin.
for President Eisenhower's de-
Miknyan also told newsmen at ifense of Western military
alli
a reception given by the Cuban' -
Assn. of Industrialists that the'
ances in the same park last De-1
Soviet Union is willing to supplyi cember '
war planes for Cuba. Nehru resnonded just as
"If we are asked," he said, "wet he had responded to Eisenhow
will sell planes to Cuba." 1 er with a declaration of In-
The government of Prime Min-'I dia's non-alignment.
istei Fidel Castro has been seek-I - greatest son, Buddha,'
ing to buy jet fighters for months l taught the world the best con
and ha'. charged the United States:quest is not through the sword but
with blocking the sale of such conquest of the heart," Nehru
daft said. "We in India are trying to
live up to that teaching."
TV Star Resigns After their morning meeting
INehru and Kluushchev watched
From NBC Show jthe signing of 'in agreement un
:der which the Soviet Union shall
NEW YORK (t Acid lend India the equivalent to $3 8
tongued Jack Paar cen t er of million . for India's $2l million
many stm my television eMsodes,'thnd ear plan, which starts in
climaxed by his own angry walk-, 1961 '
oLt Thuisday night, yesterday; Khrushchev was host at a So
spurned all peacemaking efforts.viet diplomatic reception in a new
of the National Pooadcasting Co Delhi Hotel last night.
"I'm going to leave the coon-1
try andgo to Europe, maybe to m„,,,
the Mediterranean area where it's "'"' ''''''"" Meters
irm." said Paar at his home in' PARIS (-P) Paris' first park
suburban Bronxville. ling meters—of U.S, Butish and
Thousands of well-wishers sent German make—aie being installed
hint messages, many asking him atLe Bourget Airport. They take
to levc onsider sannounced deci-‘ old 20-franc coins, about four
mon to quit his show because NBC cents for 20 minutes paiking, but
deleted one of his anecdotes'will be modified to take the new
Wednesday night (franc.
Argentines
Submarine
BUENOS AIRES Argentina (:1') territorial waters and thus re
-Anxiously awaiting new u s.j the right serves to attack hos- I
tile ships there.
antisubmarine equipment, the Ar--;
The trouble seems to lie in findJ
gentine navy pushed ahead y es- ting the mystery sub. This is the;
hunt in an Atlantic gulf 650 miles
teidav with its great submarineil4th day since it first was report
ed spotted by the navy and the,
southwest of here. llth since the navy claims to have,
Official secrecy shrouded the the foreign invader bottled up
mut ical lode-and-seek. News- "I'm surprised it has not been
rumor-peddlers and street-; captured or escaped by now,"
coiner gossips rushed in to fills said one foreign naval expert
the news blackout with their own when asked, how long a sub.
ver;ions. The story virtually mon-I marine can remain below the
opoli/ed Argentine front pages. surface without coming up to
The navy continued to insist i recharge its batteries.
that there really is a submarine However, Argentina's navy sec-'
lurking somewhere under the retary, Rear Adm. Gaston
surface of the Golfo Nuevo, a ment said Thursday night that the,
20 by 40 mile body of water submarine and he insisted it,
with a 10-mile opening into the I really was one is forced to come
Atlantic. Since it is almost COM• jup for air every 48 hours. To him
pletely surrounded by land, Ar- ithis indicated the vessel had been
gentina claims the gulf as its 'damaged by depth charges.
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ally to pull its troops from the
Himalayan areas both India and
Red China claim. But Nehru is
repotted to have had no such
hopes to doubt in fact that the
Soviet leader has enough influ
ence with Red China's Mto Tze-
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Syria, Israel
Exchange
Border Fire
DAMACUS, Syria UPI An
on the Syrian-Israeli border was
eight day period of relative calm
broken yesterday by a sharp ex
change of gunfire in Galilee.
An official spokesman for the
Ist United Arab Republic Army—
I Syria—saicl two Israelis were
killed and was was wounded. An
Israeli communique charged the
!Syrians opened on an Israeli
the Jordan River Valley north of
!frontier patrol near Ashmoreth in
(returned
Sea of Galilee. The Israelis
returned the fire, the communique
I said, and submitted a sharp com
plaint to the U.N. chairman of the
Mixed Armistice Commission
The Syrian army spokesman
said the shooting occurred in the
central part of the demilitarized
zone between Lake Huleh and the
Sea of Galilee He said Arab farm
ers working their land were fired
on by an Israeli armored car and
troop carrier and that three other
Israeli armored cars later joined
in.
Fights Barred
'Over Sahara
PARIS (A—The vast Sahara
Desert where France intends to
test her atomic bomb was barred
to air flights yesterday.
French civil air authorities dis
tributed a communique warning
to airlines that a test could be
expected anytime after 6.30 a.m.,
which is just after dawn on the
Sahara.
At the test site of Reggane some
600 technicians have been await
ing favorable weather for the test.
Once before the French made a
similar announcement, which
turned out to be a drill for the
airlines. The test explosion • has
been opposed by the UN General
Assembly.
Fraudulent Coins
MONTREAL 1.1)) The Royal
Canadian Mounted Police are ,
warning coin collectors against;
fakes after reporting a raid on a
Montreal shop turned up 40 coins;
fixed to make them seem worth'
520,000. Detectives said nickels
and half dollars had been tam-:
pored with to resemble 1921 issues
that had been recalled by the mint,
and thus enhanced in collector,
values.
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Russian Scientists
Report New Planet
NEW YORK (iP) A Soviet newspaper says Russian
astronomers have discovered a new planet wheeling far out
around the sun.
This would mean our sun has 10-instead of B—sons or
daughters.
American astronomers pol
Press say the Russians may well
be right.
They all expressed a desire
for more details so they could
look for Themselves in the inter
na t ion al check-and-recheck
spirit of science.
Pluto is the outermost planet,
wheeling in an orbit more than
314 billion miles from the sun. It
was discovered by U.S. scientists
in 1930. Its existence was guessed
from, perturbations or influences
of its gravity pull upon other
!planets.p The reasoning was that
something had to be out there.
By careful hunting, Pluto's exist
ence was found.
Now the provincial Soviet
newspaper Kazakhstan Pravda
says astronomers at the Kazakh
sf a n Astrophysical Institute
have confirmed the existence
of a very small planet even far
' ther out than Pluto.
The newspaper says this plan
et's existence was first detected
in 1957 by accident while photo
graphing stars in the constellation
Capricorn, and that subsequent
studies have confirmed that it is
a planet. No name has yet been
!given to it.
Nothing further could be
learned from inquiries made in
Moscow.
Dr. Gustav Bakos of the Smith
sonian Institute in Boston said
the irregularities in Pluto's orbit
have suggested that there might
be another planet out here. So
the Russians may have found one.
French Arrest Agitation Leader
PARIS OM—Government agents
arrested a veteran leader of farm
,agitation yesterday in an effort to
learn whether right-wing extrem
ists touched off the bloddy Amiens
'rioting against President Charles
de Gaulle's freez on farm prices.
He is Henry Dorgeres, 63, the
organizer of a seminulitary band
of peasants called "Green Shirts"
in the 1930 s
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HARRISBURG (A") The Re
publican State Committee meets
here today to pick delegates-at
large to the party's presidential
nominating convention this sum
mer and slate candidates for three
statewide offices.
, Auditor Gen. Charles C. Smith
and State Treasurer Robert F.
Kent are expected to receive or
ganization endorsement to switch
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