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Show ) r 2A Police Fighfilioters in Southern Rhodesia r BULAWAYO, SOUTHERN poured Into Bulawayos streets RHODESIA (UPI) Police to head off widespread rioting, It was reported. Tpndey wielded clubs against Officials feared that the ratig Africans to ng would spread through the prevent sporadic rioting from city after seeing the Africans spreading In' this second larg- stone cars driven by EuroSouth- peans and Africans within the est city of British-ruleern Rhodesia, African settlements of the city. ' Sir Edgar Whitehead, premBuildings were stoned and ier of Southern Rhodesia, flew several unsuccessful attempts plane-throwin- d cjdvlng reports that a large part of Bulawayos African la bor force walked off the Job at noon and clashed with the troops The stfike virtually halted work ' hr certain industries, it was reported-- Men who refused to join thp walkout were beaten by gangs.' The troops, supported by jdrmored cars and hundreds of . police armed" with tear gas, rifles and heavy riot batons. DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, tfy ported. Heavily armed white troops sealed off all approaches to this city, approximately 300 miles from Salisbury, to prevent the rioting Africans from " obtaining outside . reinforcements.' Rioting broke old early Sunday when members of the African National Democratic Party (NDP) defied a colony wide government order bah nlng political gatherings. Salt Lake City, Monday, July 25, 1960 By Andersoriand Looming World Briefs U.S. Bases Cubans To Note Czechs 'Stray' Near IranVAccord ilisLjCzechair.-)transpoi- fly ing supplies to the Congo have The sources said it seemed been wandering off course likely that the Reds were try. over Spain and on at least oneflng to use commercial and occasion Spanish air force jet mercy flights to spy on the defense system. fighters: shooed them away Anniversary Vilh Israel Of Caslro Revolt Slirc Mideast 1 Thous-Bftd- s HAVANA (UPI) of admirers of the new Cuba headed into the Sierra Maestra Monday for a massive bivouac honoring Fidel Castros 26th of July revolution-ar- y CAIRO (UPI) The United Arab Republic Monday recalled its ambassador, to Tehran for consultations movement 4Headii3g the , official honor-roll of Iron Curtain guests was a Red Chinese trade delegation which last weekend Eto- n- of Israel. The Iranian recognition of Israel over the weekend was bringing new storm clouds to the Middle East but It was not Immediately known here whether Arab governments would follow the UAR. The Arab League met to give "urgent consideration to the Iranian move. refrigerator is simply -- wonderful. Since my health makes it difficult to keep home, the many conveniences of my Frigidaire me certainly appreciated. My Cf. Frost-Pro- " bought 500,000 tons of Cuban sugar to, initiate a five-yea- r economic pact Members of the high-leve- l Peiping mission won a lusty ovation at a rally "I wouldnt mind so much If he could tell me whats, Sunday when Santiago Pres they joined going on. ident Osvaldo Dorticos In heralding a "new Cuba that will be able to withstand UJS. "imBus Plunge Kills THE WEATHER ' perialism and "aggression. OTSU, JAPAN .(UPI) The government confidently A bus, crowded with vacaOFFICIAL FOEECAST s 1989. 8 85. Departure tinea Oct. J. predicted that a Million , SALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY minus 4.29. be would In and encamped tioners; went out of control throuBfi SUN Sunrise Partly cloudy Tuesday 8:18 amt. around hot. Low the former Castro Sunset Tuesday 7:80 pup. and plunged 100 yards down Continued y Tuesday momlnc 68 MOON Moonrlae Monday 7:11 a.m. guerrilla headquarters of El near 100. Mooniet Tuesday 8.82 p.m. a mountain valley near here Tuesday de Las Mercedes when UTAH Clear to partly Caney cloudy Temperatures the for period the Sunday,' killing 28 persons through Tuesday, but a lew Isolated ending 8:30 a.m. Monday: premier arrives there Tuesafternoon thundershowers. Continued and injuring 18 others. hot. Low temperatures Tuesday morn U.8. WEATHER AIRPORT STATION day to launch the seventh aning 55to 70, hlghMTuesday 90 to 105. SOUTHERN MHO Partly cloudy niversary celebration, Cuban Visits UAR Tuesday. However, there were Indications that Roman Catholic ofCAIRO (HTNS) Major ture change. 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