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was at least 44 before Saturdays fighting Other clashes were reported 150 miles west of Kaniama Con golese troops have been on the rampage in the region or the last two Unofficial golese troops crossed the Luh lash River into KatangaFriday ight and started to attack vil ages sources reported no long leée nor Nyunzu 300 miles northeast of Kaniama The UN has garrison at Nyunzu and major base at Kamina 100 miles south of Ken iama But it was not known whaLactionjLany the vhfcom roand planned One of the UN tasks in the Congo is to prevent civil war Connor OBrien the UN special representative had said it would be difficultiforrllltroopsr to oppo tion by the Leo gtpoldvilie government which the UN recognizes as the lawful government of all the Congo in cud Katangm Katangnn troops rushed to the areazand met the Congolese headon at Lupota village about hree miles from the river lhepapervsaiddittlerwasA known about the outcome of the battle but itsaid fighting was later reported near the major town of Kaniama about thirty miles furtherinside Katanga DEFFGOVERthNT The invading troops appeared to be acting in deli TiflFe central government in Leopold ville The troops had been or gIN NUTSHELL as Fatal Heart Attack le Hunting oscooor or inDafoe vof Ottawa rur fered afatal heart attack unday while diiclrhuoting near this ttawa Valleycommunity France ToTe Underground PARIS Reutersl The newspaper ance Sir reported todaytbat France soon carry outrts first underground theiiaggar Mo ofgtbe southern ons tin Caram tdday With about the samermain meat Princess To Visi Man Dies Injured One man was killed and four other arly today when their car out off th lgmilessonthofihere ¥uoveiinmi 71 MONTREAL ice Whose no thanaiS goat Quebiec government ospi ay was ast yprcsidentof the Cana Authors Associ on wade 1W TORONTO or Three tempted bank whbm peope re woun ed in an pectwas captured by tail in getaway car party can Khrushchev line Celebrates Three Occasions HAWKESBURY OP it was big weekend for Canon Gurndon of ShAlphonse de Liguori Roman Catholic Leslie Gordon Barnard 71well allcvied to goj TORONTO CF it cant be said that tha township library in suburban North York isntttrying to make people return its books on time In September it tried For giveness Week when fires on overdue books were nus pendcd it got badrl200 of its 8000 overdue books Sunday it raised its pen alty for tardiness to maxi mum of $5 from $1 and thats not all If delinquent bor rower faiis to return his books by the third week note will be sent to the Credit mot it may some knocking attire door for books and fines NORTH BAY UP Liberal Night Bomarc l3 missile re cently delivered to the North Bay launching si can only carry nuclearyarhead government of concealing this fromth ublic the Nipissing ding Liberal sociation for Canad if that time Voomesvit can Englishlanguag 5P3 sunday that Zulu leads to say tTtlTeDurEan Sunday Tribune and the Johannesburg Sunday Express TheICapeflown Times says SoutbAfrica cannot afford to in 1950 the late Soviet writer Boris Pastemakl under pres sure from the Kremlin declined the award for literature The peace prize in 15135 wentlto Carl von Ossietziry member of Nazi concentration camp Lutbuiivirtually exiled to his home province because of his open opposition to thegovero ments segregation policies aplt Church Sunday he celebrated his 75th birthday his 45th diversarytas andvthe 30th year of service to tha ch in this av community plicd last week for passport to go to0slo decision is city and West Germany The Pearson Accuses Government Concealing Facts From Public leaderf Peusorsmd8atmdarmfidr lie accused the Conservative altho Savings Tbe assemblyproposed pro ay manELnoLosmsn BERLIN AP Communist interference with Allied tralfic to and from WestBerlln shifted during the weekend to the nutolt bahn between the Rodenclrcled United States defied new at tempt at restriction Soviet officer Sunday turned back two assistance vehicles the US Army sends up and down thcllomilc express high way to aid Urs travelers with car trouble or other difficulti while pisfing througiitiie Savi none The two cars were stopped at checkpoint where traffic from West Berlin enters Germany But the Russians later let third military assistaneevehicle through without difficulty An American spokesman said the my will continue to send the aid cars out despite the Bus sien obiectlon Westerns officials thought the Soviets might be reasserting oblt jections they first made in 1952 53 to American patrols on the nutobabn By 1953 agreement the Soviet Army admitted re sponsibility for security on highway ENDS IN TRUCE strasse crossing point for 16 head butonly nuclear war North Bay is going to be greatdeience centreand if the Liberals were in power he Would be proud to maintain it may not be the same ofdefenca centre the amino the federal income Ray mblementpour lf dep dencerNationale holding its first national convention br ed tbefedera come tax and Inacccptable jroin which the Qu bec government should libera theFrenchCanadian nation TheQuebec go ve Mime should issue its lace of tbe Canada Savings Bonds thegmflp urged gram to promote Quebec Hides pendencerfromCanada to rgalt edemonstrations and to cre if necessary political party to assure Quebecs secw sion cm the confederation Dr Marcel Cbaput 42 De4 fence ResearchBoard biochem ist wbose activitieson behalf of BIN caused an min in Ottawa earlier this year was lectedv president Last summerAtherewerrcalls for1 Dr Chaputs resignation from the BBB after adea lion The decided later to take no no on Is APPREEENSNE be was erasert how he would be received hen he goes Each to worh consideriu reulrrsecond meeting with So hourswilb their guns trained at each other The tanks were rushed up after fmrr US armed thrusts into East Berlin during the week to uphold the right of American civilian offldnb to cross the border without submitting iden iity papers to East German po cc The Soviet moss withdrew Saturday morning and then the us tanks did too Llewellyn Thompson US am bassadorin Moscow was to viet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyku todayor Tuesday to press Allied dernnnds for an end to the Communist attempts to rcstrict Allied rights in Berlin Their first meeting Friday was Vote To Remove From Its Tomb MOSCOW Five thousand cheering delegates and officials at the Sovfet Communist party congress voted today to remove tilerdy ofJosef Stalin from its place beside Lenin in the big tomb on Red Square The congress action came in described as by state department preu offi cer Lincoln wane unsatisfactory No US official would say that the United States has de cidcd to stop armed incursions lnto East Berlin while Thomp son and Gromyko are talking But there were insistent reports that such decision had been taken The US command has or dered its civilian officials not to enter East Berlin for the time being The East Germans still allow Allied milifiry personnel in uni lom to cross the border on checked American British and French army patrols in East Berlin continued without hin drance throughout last weeks crisis Stalins Body In Red Square dictator as murderer and in stigntor of mass repression against Communist and army eaders Khrushchev said as result of Stalins purges the So viet Armys efficiency was at ow ebb at the time at the Ger man attack in is mausoleum ll WHEY suddenly closed or repairs police guard on duty there said The closing coupled with principal preoccupation of the inner awninqu With Daughter talent Siom Blamed In Deaths DENVER APSix persons war dead and six other were missing today in the wake of storm that brought wind rain snow and cold ionocky Moun tain states Turin twofeetufsnovrblasr keted parts of Wyoming and Colorado halting traffic and stranding sooraof hunters and motorists Four of the deathsthree Wyoming one in Coloradm sulted from trattlc accidentslon Khnishchevs speech was tip ofirtotha subsequent congress BC ion The name of Stalin put along side Lenins on the tomb when his embaimed body was placed there in 1951 will be removed The monument now will bear the name of the founder of mo dernlday communism Vladimir ellylchrlrenin There was no imme ate an nouncement where Stalins body will be placed The proposal for be removal was made in the congress in the Kremlinby lvan Spiridonov first secretary of the Scientists Estimate Force Between 50 100 Megaions from ReuteryAP UPPSALA Sweden Russia oy set off gigantic nuclear loslon estimated by world scientists to have force of be tween 50 and loo megatons Britis hsdentisis said the ex plosion at the Russian arctic testing ground was apparently the 50megatoo bomb Premier Khrushchev had threatened to explode before the end of this month Experts in other coun tries said its force appeared to have been even greater hfnuno Porkka an olficlai of the Helsinki University salami logical departmcot said it is not lrnposslbie that this was bomb of 100 megatonsequal to 100000000 tons of TNT Porkkn said recordings taken throughout Finland showed the mast to be from to three times more powerful than the Soviet test last Monday which was estimated at 30 megatons CONFIRMS At Washington the us to c4 Ener pomksfon said the blast been re corded but released no details on its size Nikita Khrushchev has told the Soviet party congress that Russia had foumegalon bomb but said it did not plan to test it because might break our own windows Officials at the geodetic lustf tute in Stoddwlm shared Pork kas opinion that the bomb was more powerful than 30 megatonr They said the explosion was our times stronger than 11 over 50 megntonr atop offi cial said In Moscow Soviet officials saidthey had information about any nuclear weapon ex piosion in the Arctic DrMarkus Booth head of the Seismological institute is Uppsala said theblast had force two or three times greater than the wmegaton explosion at Oct 28 00 spokenum at Britains Row Observatorysaidthesigna corded there had indicated nu clear explosion of about 50 megatouo It was definitely nuclear blast he said and not an earthquake such as the one treacherous roads AConiler Col aheartattack wh dizginzout his soowvcovered automobiiexin Montana man sought for sihying in Missouri was found asphyxiated in the cab of ickup truck The 120 delegates were mostly betweenziaanMearLold Retirin leniagne saidat press conferi ence his movement has in one year made ependence the FrenchCanadian natio ft is no longersomething to belaughed stf It is Previous seoessionist move ments had attracted only ri cule or antipathy The assembly urged tb Que bec government to declarciQue bec prov co in uniiingual French state tely the same way other an dian prov Presenls Bing he is belt datiil where he as been film party in the Leningrad region rletflatocartbfor which confused Lists Sunday in Denmark Dr Henry leow sen of the Danish Geodetic im stituto said the esp in was about 2V times as big as the Oct test The upiosian records began at 933 local time 133 arn ET and the observatory con tinued to register its impact for between 10 and 15 minutes The lost meant that Khrush cbev has ignored United Na tions appeal last week not to go through with the explosion and individual protests from several nations fearful of fallout from the bomb In Washington the 115 Atomic Energy Commission an nounced Sunday it had con ducted low yield nuclear test underground during the day This would be the equivalent of $0000 tons of TNT It was the fourth announced since the us resumed testing MAN aroma BIGGER sensegators bomb is 2500 times as big as tho atonrlc bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 9111945 Thou bomb killed 120000 persons Expect No Fallout For Few Months WASHINGTON AP The halting edge at the gin all out ud armed by last blon days huge Soviet nuclear plosion moved eastward over the Atlantic Robert Lish 115 weather bureau fallout specialist said French soled tbs cloud an invisible man of rodwacetévgy ovivas being PWPE mL an hour rile utiznatedlt would take several days tortraiiing debris 7oweov tocompleto its eastward pamf age overflow England and east erncanada and head out over the ocean who need for teat health Most of from the explosion to have gone into th strain sphere and was not ve said at unduanlarmn tea tow