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"+ efter aaa el aa a SUN mI -- Ores! YU eA RRR UP 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wodnesdey, October 13, 1965 SG LSLG LE ELE III ED RET UN Supports U.K. 'Rhodesian Stand By BORIS MISKEW UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- Two Commonwealth problems-- Rhodesia and Kashmir--domi- nated the United Nations Tues- day as delegates from around|U. the world put their heads to- gether in conference rooms and in corridors in a massive effort to find solutions. The latest major issue to de-- scend on the world organization is Rhodesia's threat to carry out a unilateral declaration of in- dependence and this came at a time when the UN still was try- ing to keep the uneasy truce over Kashmir between India and Pakistan, The General Assembly quickly adopted a_ resolution, sponsored by 40 Afro - Asian countries, calling on Britain to do all that is necessary to pre- vent Rhodesia, ruled by a small white minority, from declaring an immature independence. The resolution was passed 107 to 2 Tuesday, a day after a draft version had been approved in the UN's trusteeship commit- tee when talks on the question of Rhodesian independence had broken down in London. Only South Africa, Rhodesia's neighbor to the south, and Por- tugal voted against the resolu-| tion. Britain did not participate in the voting because she con- siders the Rhodesian question! phodesia is her sole problem. CANADA APPROVED Canada joined such countries as the United States and the So- viet Union in supporting the resolution while France, though expressing a dislike for the Rhodesian racial policy, ab- stained on grounds that the UN should not interfere in the do-/ mestic affairs of states. |there was a "sinister connection|foreign affairs minister stated 'My government have reser- vations concerning the compe- tence of the United Nations in the question of Rhodesia," said Sir Jackling, a member -- British delegation to the He re-assured the member nations that Britain will not! grant Rhodesia independence) until an arrangement can be worked out ensuring Rhodesia's 4,000,000 blacks of rights equal to those being enjoyed by the country's 225,000 white settlers. GENISTEIN ROO EGS LPN ET No-Slumper In One Now ~ MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-- Slumps puzzle Tony Oliva more than the average baseball player, because he's never had a prolonged one since coming to/ the major leagues. The Minnesota right fielder is in one now, and it's hurting the Twins because he isn't carrying his usual share of the hitting load in the World Series. | Oliva has collected only three hits in 19 times at bat in the series for a .158 batting aver- age. He has driven in two runs ~--with a double in the second game, which the Twins won 5-1, and with a home run in the fourth game, which Minnesota GLA GAAP OD A SA OL IE lo Ng agi = ¥ eee es * 'e ' Stamps, Coin Collections Crime Syndicate Target VANCOUVER (CP)--A crimejlire (80 cent) coin bearing the|The baby girl who still has not syndicate that operates around/head of Dante Alighieri went/been named, now is in a nor- the world is trying to steal rarejinto circulation Tuesday. to/mal baby cot but will be at stamp and coin collections injcelebrate the seventh centen-least a month before she cam Vancouver, poltes -- agen ok Seg the great poet's birth.\leave the hospital. Total value of local collec-j[n Dante's time Italy did not m eS OAe tions is estimated at between|have lire, This monetary unit) REACH AGREEMENT Agreement has been reacted $13,000,000 and $23,000,000. was adopted in 1862, after the Police Chief Ralph Boothjunification of Italy. between Union Gas Co., the In- ternational Chemical Union said the syndicate employs bur- y WORK LESS HOURS -- (CLC) and the National Unton glars and 'stamp and coin ex-| _. i perts to obtain the collections,| The average Canadian work-lof Natural Gas Workers, on a The valuable stamps and coins|Week in the manufacturing in- three - year contract affecting then are smuggled out of Can-\dustries was shorter in July,)550 employees at Chatham. Prime Minister Ian Smith of the self-governing colony re- turned from the fruitless talks in London and told his rt- ers in Salisbury that Rhodesia will be independent by Christ-| mas. But many African delegates saw the adoption of the UN res- olution as a significant obstacle to this. Such a declaration would im- mediately put the matter into the hands of the 11-nation Se- curity Council and could precip- itate a dangerous situation in much of the African continent where Rhodesia would. stand jisolated, with the exception of| jracist South Africa |NO RECOGNITION | Arthur Goldberg, U.S. ambas HAPPY Former President Dwight Eisenhower, who will be 75 The stars, a reminder of his sol home _ recently. five jsador to the UN, warned that jthe United States will not rec- Phetat ognize a rebellious regime if Tuesday, presented this pie- declares her inde-| 'ure at his Gettysburg, Pa., pendence without Britain's good; EET) ee | wishes. istan against India and Chinese land while the Rhodesian|action on the Indian - Chinese/have faced blatant and adven- question dominated much of the|border |turist aggression from Pakis-jother."' delegates' work, Foreign Minis-| "Our own experience in the/tan," said Singh. "During the diering days, adorn the door my country and my ter Sardar Swaran Singh of In-|last few months from two pow-/Same period we have faced ulti-| NEGOTIATE dia brought up the Indian-Pak-|jerful neighbors has shown us|matums and serious threats of istani dispute during an address|that there still is a strong urge|aggression from the People's before the dssembly in these two countries to take/Republic of China.' Then he Singh told the delegates that|Tecourse to arms," the Indian added: interests "It is clearly established long-term }1 between the aggression" of Pak-; "Twice in the last six months,|that there was a sinister connec-iports to Attorney 75th BIRTHDAY TO GENERAL IKE graibas Punk Vos. 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