FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1961
U.S. to Ask for End
Of Red Interference
WASHINGTON (IP) The United States will formally
ask the Soviet Union today to put an immediate end to inter
ference with American officials who visit East Berlin.
Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson received instructions
to lodge an official protest in Moscow, State Department
Fallout
Within
Level
Limits
WASHINGTON (AP) Fallout. nisi' police have requested U.S. of
levels from Soviet nuclear explo-Ificials to identify themselves
sions thus far do not warrant un-iwhile crossing the line dividing
due public concern or drastic ac-:the two parts of the city.
tion a U.S. Public Health Service' "You can describe if as a pro
statement said yesterday. test," White said when asked
However, the statement added what the American diplomat
that present levels "do warrant
will deliver to the Soviet For
continuous, intensive surveillance eign Ministry.
by federal, state and local gov- 1 . White said he did not know
ernments and consideration or whether Thompson will hand over
protective measures which mighta written note or make oral rep
be taken if they should be found.resentations.
necessary."
The statement was issued as ivoy's instructions said Thompson
the health service began an ex- will protest most vigorously
traordinary-two-day meeting to against a series of incidents at
consider what steps might be the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint,
taken on all levels of govern- the only crossing now open for
merit if fallout hazards become Allied personnel in the city.
acute.
Thompson'smove will be a
_ _ .
Attending the closed-door meet-; diplomatic followup to a pro
ing were about 100 federal, state, test made Wednesday by Maj.
and local health officers repre- i Gen. Albert Watson 11, U.S.
senting every state .The health commander in Berlin, to Col.
service said special problems that' Andrei I. Solovyev, his Soviet
may develop in particular areas counterpart.
were receiving attention. The Soviet officer rejected the
protest and insisted the East Ger-
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spokesman Lincoln White said.
White told a news conference
Thompson was instructed "to dis
cuss the unilateral actions taken
by the Soviet side" in East Ber
lin where East German Commu-
Officials familiar with the en-
at Our- Lady of Victory Church
(downstairs)
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U.N. to Debate
Bomb Protest
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)
—The General Assembly will con
sider today a proval of an ap
'peal to Moscow to cancel a 50-
megaton H-bomb test. The appeal
won overwhelming endorsement
Wednesday night in the assem
bly's Political Committee, and
( ratification is regarded as cer
tain.
Sponsors of the eight-nation res
olution containing the appeal suc
ceeded yesterday in getting the
issue on the assembly agenda.
They forwarded their re
quest for urgent action to as
sembly President Mongi Slim.
whc agreed to list it on the items
of business for the session.
The assembly is. expected to
take up first admission of Outer
Mongolia and Mauritania as the
United Nation's 102nd and 103rd
members, then plunge directly
into consideration of the appeal.
At a private meeting yesterday
the eight sponsors laid plans to
counter any delaying tactics by
Soviet-bloc countries similar to
those which developed in the
Political Committee.
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Yugoslav Author Wins
Nobel Literature Prize
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)—
Ivo Andric, 69, a Yugoslav authc&
who wore the dark currents of
modern life into a powerful trilogy
of novels drawn from his coun
try's troubled past, was awarded
the 1961 Nobel Prize for Litera
ture yesterday.
A prewar diplomat, Andric now
is a member of Communist Yugo
slavia's Parliament. He lives qui
etly in a Belgrade apartment
where he wrote "The Bridge on
the Drina," "The Travnik Chroni-
Cie" and "Miss" while Nazi sol
diers patrolled the streets outside.
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