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back a long way , Sir Roy told the |
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Kaunda . Sir Roy , Federal Rhodesian Prime Minister , |
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National Congress , which was led by Mr. Kaunda |
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He cited cases in which hundreds of UNIP supporters |
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the UNIP - were convicted last month in the |
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charges of creating disturbances . During the first |
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had been arrested or convicted since last year on |
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than 500 people - 167 of them members of |
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three weeks of the present trouble 287 incidents |
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had been reported in Northern Rhodesia . More |
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Northern Province alone . |
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Kaunda's repeated statements that all he is |
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Sir Roy . " I am now compelled to say that |
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had stimulated violence , but he had done |
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" Against this background must be taken Mr. |
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doing is in the name of non-violence , " said |
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nothing to stop it . |
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Mr. Kaunda must know that his statements |
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I don't accept his good faith . " He said |
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from Northern Rhodesia when his followers have |
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would make the Mau Mau in Kenya " seem like a |
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" It is true he made a point of again being absent |
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child's picnic . " |
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indulged in such violence . " But Sir Roy pointed out |
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if UNIP did not get its way what would happen |
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that a few months ago Mr. Kaunda said that |
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return from Scotland yesterday . He summoned Mr. |
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new Constitution provided law and order is maintained |
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JOHN DICKIE writes : Mr. Macmillan gave top |
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in Northern Rhodesia . |
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to hold the door open for modifications to the |
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Iain Macleod , Colonial Secretary , and Mr. Duncan Sandys , |
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priority to the clash over Northern Rhodesia on his |
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at Admiralty House . A statement is expected today |
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Commonwealth Relations Secretary for an hour's talks |
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African nationalists . Mr. Macleod has ample evidence |
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Liberal leader , and Mr. Kaunda , that the bulk |
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problem . Mr. Sandys has warned of the risk of a |
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suggestion that there may be fresh concessions to the |
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Constitution unless it is modified . |
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of moderates and Africans will reject the |
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from talks with Sir John Moffat , Northern Rhodesian |
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strong reaction from Sir Roy Welensky to any |
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Its terms have set the Prime Minister an exacting |
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foot of his airliner's steps at London Airport |
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of Gloucester . |
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kneeling with heads bowed . The princess , |
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Buganda ( King Freddie ) from Princess |
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aged 24 , is now studying history at Cambri- |
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A ROYAL welcome for the Kabaka of |
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yesterday . Forty other Africans greeted him , |
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dge , where she is a friend of Prince William |
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Elizabeth Bagaya of Toro , kneeling at the |
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Colonial Secretary Mr. Iain Macleod , before the |
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to settle the relationships between them and the |
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King Freddie and three other hereditary rulers of |
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The question : Their status in an independent Uganda . |
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rest of the country . A Government report has |
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recognised their rights and recommended a form of |
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native kingdoms in Uganda arrived for talks with |
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The thorniest problem for next week's conference is |
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Uganda Constitutional conference opens next Monday . |
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federal association , but the four kings are not |
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Government authority yet presented by the |
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to deal with the mass sit-down rally planned |
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Committee of 100 , the anti-nuclear arms |
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to meet head-on the biggest challenge to |
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" Ban-the-Bomb " demonstrators . Police leave |
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Instead , the kings will remain in London |
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group . |
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for Sunday in Parliament-square by the |
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Then their views will be transmitted back . |
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has been cancelled and secret plans prepared |
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and wait to hear the conference's proposals . |
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MR. BUTLER , the Home Secretary , has decided |
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jailed for a month . |
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a breach of the peace . The committee's |
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his 61-year-old wife were each jailed for |
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Committee of 100 being imprisoned for inciting |
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president 89-year-old Earl Russell and |
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and Robert Bolt ( The Flowering Cherry ) were |
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a week . Playwrights Arnold Wesker ( The Kitchen ) |
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ended yesterday in 32 members of the |
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It was Mr. Butler who authorised action which |
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invoke the Public Order Act , 1936 , and |
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It was last used a year ago , to deal |
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of Parliament Square . " |
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Mr. Butler will have talks with Police |
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the demonstrators sit down or not - was |
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with the St. Pancras rent riots . Today |
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declare the whole rally illegal - whether |
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being discussed in Whitehall last night . |
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Commissioner Sir Joseph Simpson to |
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The possibility that the Government might |
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draw up final plans for the " Battle |
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and reserves , with 750 policemen posted |
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the area - West End Central , Bow-street , |
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call-out of police , special constables |
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and Cannon-row . |
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from outlying districts to stations in |
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