U.N. Recommends Strong
Action Against South Africa
For Apartheid Policies
UNITED NATIONS >.T — The
U.N, General Assembly voted 67
16 with 211 absentions Tuesday
ti> recommend strong punitive
measures against South Africa for
its apartheid trace segregation'
policies.
The resolution asks the Security ;
Council to consider expulsion of :
South Africa from the U.N. if |
diplomatic and trade boycotts in
voked by member nations fail to
weaken its insistence on main
taining white supremacy in South
Africa.
Writer Hugh Mulligan says a
complaining wife is a “vintage
whine."
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Russian Trawler Drags
Over 15 Crab Pots
ANCHORAGE dP — A Russian ,
trawler entered American king
crab fishing grounds off Sitkinak
Island Thursday and dragged over
in estimated 15 pots being fished
ay the vessel Oceanic, an Ameri
can skipper said.
Lloyd Cannon, who heads a Ko- j
liak Marketing Assn, of commer- ;
•ia 1 fishermen and owns the
Dceanic, a Kodiak boat, said he j
lad been told of the pot loss by the I
vessel’s captain, Albert Peterson.
oy radio.
Cannon said Peterson reported
seeing a lone Russian trawler drag
■‘over the biggest part of his gear"
seven miles off the island, which is
located off the southern tip of
Kodiak Island.
Kodiak fishermen are allowed
to use up to 30 crab pots per boat.
Each pot is worth some $300.
Cannon said that in addition to
the loss of gear, there will be a
two-week loss of fishing time j
ivhile his vessel refits with new
gear.
Cannon said the Russians have
been fishing some distance off
shore in recent weeks and the
trawler seen by Peterson was the
first to move in close again.
Cuban Delegate S'ays
Weapons Are Defensive
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. UPl — j
Cuba declared today in the U.N.
Tenoral Assembly that weapons j
>n its soil are “anti-colonial, anti- I
imperialistic and defensive.”
The statement by the Cuban
delegate, Juan Juarbe, was touch
ed off by a reference to Cuba made
ay Ahmed Shukairy of Saudi ;
Arabia. Shukairy, speaking in de
bate on colonialism, said if the j
United States is alarmed over;
vveapons in Cuba there is ground j
list) for alarm by other countries j
aver weapons in Kenya and Aden, '
both British-controlled areas.
“We wish to clarify that Cuba
is not a colony,” Juarbe said, “and
the weapons at present in Cuba
are there for the defense of a re
public that is free, sovereign and
independent.”
He said the weapons arc for the
defense of the Cuban people and
aimed at the “death of U.S. im
perialism and colonialism."
The Cuban spoke as reports cir
culated that the Soviet Union is
balking at removal of Soviet
bombers and pressing for Fidel
Castro’s five-point demands for
ending the Caribbean crisis.
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S*evens Sends Best
Wishes to Omening
ANCHORAGE t/P> — Ted Ste
vens. Republican candidate for the
U.S. Senate, sent the following
wire to Sen. Ernest Gruening in
Juneau:
“My best wishes to you as you
enter your second term as Alaska’s
junior United States Senator. In
this time of crisis, all Alaskans
will support our elected officials.
Since I intend to stay as active in
political life as my legal practice
will permit, I invite you to call
upon me at any time when you
believe bi-partisan support for any
measure is necessary in the best
interests of the future of Alaska.
I appreciated the high plane upon
which you personally conducted the
campaign. Sincerely, Ted Stevens.”
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