14—The Daily Collegian Friday, June 10, 1977 , ' '
Terrorists' stand l“R\~] Report suggest
termed 'hopeless' YVV/WfJmi Uu) Chinese heads ]
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ASSEN, The Netherlands A highly placed source said the bright yellow commuter t -*■ ■■■■» » »■ i» “iw LV/ Ifl V/B BflV V O <.
(AP) Mediators relaying a the message was not an train as the mediators were \ I \ \ / \ / // _ \ ■ #
blunt government warning ultimatum. But other officials ushered aboard. \ I \ \ / \ / ft ri \ TOKYO (AP) A report Vice Chairman Yeh Chien--
that time is running out spent noted the possibility that the Mrs. Soumokil, widow of a k \ 1,11 I \\/ A 1/ / V yesterday by the official ying.
four hours aboard a hijacked government might lean secessionist leader executed \ \ I \ V A I# / V \ Hsinhua news agency in- -
train yesterday in a new toward existing contingency by Indonesia in 1966, and Dr. \ I \ * / \ T / \ dicates China’s moderate
attempt to persuade South plans to storm the two sites if Tan first had to pass through \ * \ / \ / .1 1 ) I leadershin ’
Moluccan gunmen to free 55 the latest effort at mediation a sprawling cordon of Dutch \ | \ / \ / v J
hostages held on the train and did not succeed. troops and police. Almost L—l -I —— 1 «—/ \—J I pari ,
in a nearby school. Sources said failure to end 2,000 officers and men were • 1 ferences this lan.
Dutch officials said the the twin sieges, begun May 23, deployed at the two sites, . Tho apo ov
mission of mediators Josina might enrage the Dutch including marine com- "• - a a .j . ■ . . e ex- meetln
Soumokil and Dr Hassen Tan people and trigger vigilante mandoes, dug in only 100 fyQQQI \Zt) tj Sot VicrPremier P ?eng and Hsu are consul.
was to spell out the govern- violence against the 40,000 yards from the train. It was " * WWf Vfif # WXff# £ Cr# /// LrU £ O ofTeng.
ment’s view that the South Moluccans in the their second face-to-face * . Hsiao-pmg, , V Who W u S Althm.nv, -
terrorists’ position is Netherlands. meeting with the terrorists. A »- / f am a s
hopeless, both “for their They also raised the mediation effort last Satur- 1/1/# tAI f /"I /# # ITIH I £3 A/QQ/TP «J™ Jna’
demands and for the political possibility of damage to a day had no immediate sue- Willi LslJ IU ftl£jl Ci fi BiGcMJS SradTcaffiadCTStotadK '
aims they have in view. repatriation program agreed cess. rh^Lno rh imT hk Observers believe Wei and.-
The two, leaders of the to by Indonesia in March 1976 Schoolteacher Simon van BOGOTA, Columbia (UPI) U.S. consulate in Cali, 190 Her meeting Wednesday in Jr v s,mi - e Hsu have been at odds with
South Moluccan immigrant that would t allow 4,000 Beets, 29, a released hostage, Rosalynn Carter arrived in miles south of Bogota, and a Recife with two U.S. ’ , the leadership in Peking over
community in the Moluccans to return to their was discharged from a local Colombia yesterday for talks car in the'capital late Wed- missionaries who said they Hsinhua reported that the several issues, including the
Netherlands, boarded the ancestral islands. hospital yesterday. expected to center on human nesday, but officials claimed were beaten and starved in a People’s Liberation Army delay in returning Teng to tou
train in midafternoon under The Moluccans and the rest Van Beets and 105 rights and the Panama Canal neither incident was linked to Brazilian jail was her most units throughout the country party and government posts.,/4
escort of four of the eight to 10 of Indonesia are former schoolchildren were released dispute on the next to last stop her visit. No injuries and little direct involvement in the have been meeting recently to Although they are members '
hijackers. They left four Dutch colonies, and South by the gunmen May 27 after of her seven-nation Latin damage were reported. human rights issue, which show their enthusiasm for of the ruling Politburo, the
hours later, shaking hands Moluccan militants have been he and about half the American tour. Mrs. Carter and Michelsen, strained U.S.-Brazilian army modernization plans two commanders did not
with their three gunmen demanding Dutch help in youngsters became ill, Mrs. Carter, in brief scheduled to meet today, relations earlier this year. drawn up by Communist attend the important national
escorts before being driven winning independence from showing symptoms ranging remarks at El Dorado were also expected to talk State Department Party Chairman Hua Kuo- industrial conference in
a way. Indonesia for the islands. from influenza to a common International airport where about Colombia’s backing of ennkpsman in Washington feng, Mao’s successor, and Peking last month.
Government officials said The gunmen, who took over cold. she arrived from Recife, neighboring Panama on the -old that meeting was - “an 1.
their message, relayed by the the school and the train in Three .hostages have been Brazil, said she came to Canal dispute, Colombian indication of her own and ~ a a . 73
mediators, made it clear simultaneous raids, had released from the train so far Colombia to explain political sources said. President Carter’s deen /l.yi <a/l /f» If»
serious consequences could demanded the release of 21 two pregnant women were President Carter’s human She also hopes to open concern over the well-being of #il aCaa lr 0/0
follow unless the gunmen free comrades jailed for earlier freed Sunday, and a man rights policies. channels for an exchange of tj s citizens and the broader —— -
cnmmutiflrffn Sn a D H d in he a ®Si v r !i y 3 suffering heart problems was The first lady was greeted U.S prisoners in Colombia, que stion of human rights.” If, as the article suggests, has come to modernize the
commuter tram, halted m a getaway plane. Those let go on Wednesday. by Foreign Minister Indalecio most of whom are held on M 6 unity has been restored much army “China must build a
meadow about 12 miles north demands apparently have not Doctors said the condition , Lievano Aguirre and drug charges, or assurances Rio de Janeiro’s Journal do 0 f the credit will likely go to powerful national defense
of this northern Dutch city, been raised again since early of the released man, Theo J. President Alfonso Lopez they will not be subject to long Brazil, while praising Mrs. Marshal Yeh Chien-ying a army ” Mao once said. This’,
and the four teachers held by in the long siege. van Hattem, was “somewhat Michelsen’s wife, Cecilia, who delays before trials, ac- Carter’s visit, said an appeal one time crony of the late appears to have been enough!
another group of militants in The red, white, green and improved” yesterday. He was drove her into the city with cording to U.S. officials. to her by students at the p re mier Chou En-lai and an to justify the new moder
an elementary school at dark blue flag of the self- being treated for what doctors hundreds of soldiers lining the The first lady leaves this Brasilia University showed a asso ciateof Hua. nization effort.
Bovensmilde, just south of styled Free South Moluccan described as incipient heart route. afternoon for Venezuela, the sense of inferiority. . yeh is believed to be the
As sen. republic flew from the head of failure brought on by stress. Police expect leftist last stop on her two-week spokesman for those com- Manchurian army com-!
. students protesting the tour. “To deliver letters to manders who want to mander Li Teh-sheng, also a
HeCdll&CJ POmD Of VOr& closing of the university Mrs. Carter left Brazil amid foreign leaders, before being modernize the huge Chinese Politburo member, did take
bccausß of unrest muy try 3 editorial criticisms of octivist sn set of debutoble notionul armv and it more ef- nart in the industrial con-
AAA - | |«1 demonstration, although students and families of dignity, is a pure manifes- St ference. Manchurfa, in
I lIfII I nn T/% BB B r’l fl IDD yesterday was a national political prisoners who ap- tation of colonial submission As usual, the late China’s industrialized north
£a.\J%J«UU LV/ W UUB BUU holiday and streets were pealed to her to stop Brazil s because Jimmy Carter, even Chairman Mao Tse-tung is east, is to play a key role in
largely deserted. alleged violations of human if he wanted to, could do iittle quoted by the Peking the industrial progress
LONDON (UPI) - Queen main' thoroughfare in London and to tea with the Students fireb °mbed the rights. for the students.” leadership in saying the time planned by the conferees. ...
Elizabeth II sailed up the Elizabethan times four primate of the Church of _ _ m - „— m _ ma m a a a « ’
wTter' es processions n were sssft.&.T * ls Unidentified assailant kills Turkish ambassador
thousands of her subjects common was another in- “It has been said that the ‘
despite a steady rain in a dication that the 51-year-old River Thames and the ROME (AP) An A man identifying himself as assailant fled on foot. residence in Via Paisiello. He Armenian organization
triumphal re-enactment of modern Queen’s popularity monarchy between them unidentified gunman shot and spokesman for the Turkey’s ambassadors to stepped out of the car to enter saying a Turk in' Italy would
processions in Shakespearean has never been higher with constitute the history of our fatally wounded Turkey’s organization telephoned The Vienna and Paris were killed the apartment building while come under attack unless
times 400 years ago. her subjects. nation,” said Lord Elworthy, ambassador to the Vatican Associated Press office in in separate attacks in October the driver parked it. Turkey released what it
The Queen rewarded the In a pale blue coat with a marshal of the Royal Air yesterday in the third Beirut and said his group had 1975. „ called Armenian political
estimated 250,000 persons who blue-banded hat that seemed Force and the Queen’s lord assassination of a Turkish carried out the attack “as The same Armenian , 1 ae assailant rusnea trom a p r i soners
lined the banks of the ancient like a modified sailor’s cap, lieutenant of Greater London, ambassador in Europe in two revenge.” He then hung up. commando organization °us stop neamy ana urea two ,
waterway for another Silver the smiling Queen and her The first stop was Deptford years. The “revenge” apparently claimed responsibility for the snots at Lanm at close range. Turkey, however, is not
Jubilee event by stepping husband, Prince Philip, set Steps where Sir Francis Ambassador Taha Carim, was for Turkish massacre of Vienna slaying, and a group W h 3 P °s" known to hold any Armenians
ashore to walk among her out from Greenwich where Drake knelt in 1580 to be 62, wounded in the neck and Armenians early in this calling itself “The Armenian teai y armea, naa no time to as political prisoners and the
people. Queen Elizabeth I was born knighted by Elizabeth las the shoulder, underwent century. . . Liberation Army” said it was reac £ “ e slu 7 ipea . l ? , l P e chief Armenian charge '
So many pushed forward and the world’s time zones first Englishman to cir- emergency surgery but died The attacker, described as behind the Paris {narpie floor ana was aiaeaDy a g a j ns t Turkey is based on
wherever the monarch came begin —in the 61-foot patrol cumnavigate the world. six hours after the early- tall, thin and black-haired, assassination. his driver and me doorman ot massacres during the last
ashore that the river boatNore. Later, a three-mile-long afternoon attack. ran up to Carim from a Police said Ambassador tne apartment nuiiding. years of the Ottoman empir^
processmn fell 15 minutes The river journey took the parade of ships promenaded In Beirut, Lebanon, a group nearby bus stop and fired at Carim’s Italian driver gave The Italian News Agency early in this century,
behind schedule something Queen through London’s along the river, including 20 calling itself “Justice him as he was entering his this account: . ANSA quoted police sources
rare in a royal event. fading dockyards, through its vessels which took part in the Commandos for Armenian residence on a tree-lined Shortly before 2 p.m., the as saying that Carim had , Ambassador Carim, 62, has
The mass of people along poor, working-class “East sea rescue of British troops Genocide” claimed street in the posh Parioli ambassador left his office by received threatening been Turkey’s envoy to the
the route of the river the End,” through the heart of from Nazis. responsibility for the killing, section of Rome. The automobile and arrived at his messages from a clandestine Holy See for three years ’
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Significantly, the article,
reported that two powerful
military men from the Canton,
area Hsu Shih-yu and Wei,
Kuo-ching and the Man
churian commander Li.
Teh-sheng presided over)/
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