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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, March 30, 1978 Rhodesia Confirms Guerrilla Raid SALISBURY, Rhodesia (ITU -Rhodesian sources Wednesday confirmed black nationalist guerrilla .have staged one of their largest incursions ever from sanctuaries across the border m Mozam bique. News of the incursion first came from the patriotic front guerrilla group, which said 41(H) insurgents had driven 40 miles into Rluxlesia and were engaged in one of the r a war fiercest battles in the report officially played down by the Rhodesian military command. five-yea- But Rhodesian sources confirmed one of the largest single incursions of the war had taken place and said it came to light w hen a small Rhodesian patrol stumbled onto a well camouflaged guerrilla base camp m Rhodesia, south of the town of Umtali The sources said a newspaper report that about 100 guerrillas were at the camp represented only one part of the force im ading from Mozambique The guerrillas at the camp dispersed, leaving behind large quantities of equipment and leaflets urging black Rhodesians to oppose the internal agreement reached going on. Rhodesia-baseby Premier Ian Smith and three The sources said the insurgents were black moderates, the sources said. members of the Zimbabwe African NationTile militai y command said Wednesday al Liberation Army, the military arm of night 19 guerrillas were killed in the past 24 Robert Mugabes Zimbabwe African Nahours, but did not disclose if the casualties tional Union. Mugabe and the Zambia-basewere connected with the incursion. It also of the Joshua Nkotno are reported five of its troops died in action. patriotic front d Tress in Britain Assails Young liONPON , (AP) Two influential conservative British newspapers Wednesday slammed American U N Ambassador Andrew Young for his criticism of Imdon's efforts to end the Rluxlesia crisis They accused him of delilterately insulting England One newspaper said Young's statements on Africa were primarily designed to endear black voters to President Carter Young is on an African tour seeking support for a plan to reopen racial talks in Rhodesia to include guerrillas based outside the country. Young has apologized to Britain m the past for his remarks. lie stung the British on the Rluxlesia issue last month when he was quoted as questioning whether they would run out again and leave us with HO a reference to Britain's years of trouble, withdrawal from Palestine after World War II and conflict that follow'ed. the Worse Than Bull in China Shop? "A bull m a china shop is a relatively inoffer 'va and harmless creature compared with Andr w African crusade, the Young on his Daily Telegraph snapped The bull could well plead that he was out of his clement and the havoc unpremeditated. Mr. Young, by contrast, is convinced that he has the mission to restore freedom, peace and plenty to Africa after European colonialization The Daily Mail noted in an editorial: The British are heartily sick of being insulted. We get it from the soap opera at the U.N., we get it frohi international hustlers wanting to work the old rou'ine. We do not expect to get it from a member of the U S. cabinet The papers were reacting to remarks attributed to Young on Tuesday, that Britain sought to wash her hands of the Rhodesia problem and turn the breakaway colony over to Prime Minister Ians Smith's white minority regime Favors Internal Settlement? Young's remarks followed indications the British government viewed favorably an internal settlement" between Smith and moderate nationalist loaders for eventual black majority rule. I'oung favors a settlement involving Patriotic Front guerrillas who opixise the internal settlement and he believes Britain has backed off of an initiative to include the guerrillas in a pact The Telegraph said "There seemed reason to hope that after his many past gaffes ('the Cubans are a .l.tbiliiug nishienee m Angola') and insults. President Carter would insist on more restraint and Ik'ttor mannei s " Arab-Israe- li three-halfpen- Anglo-America- n A military spokesman said, The number of terrorists surprised in this contact (at the base camp) is no greater than other groups contacted and destroyed on past occasions. The sources said government troops were searching the densely wooded valleys and mountains of eastern Rhodesia to intercept the guerrillas but a military spokesman said there is no great battle Red Pori 0 To West? Agenee France-Press- e For the PEKING first time since China became Communist 30 years ago, a warship of the Atlantic alliance countries, the French frigate Duguay Trouin, is making an official call in a Chinese port this week. The Duguay Trouin, commanded by Capt. Pierre Bovis, will remain a week in Shanghai, where it will be received by the Chinese authorities with full naval honors The ship is to arrive scheduled Saturday. A vessel from the Chinese eastern fleet will meet the Duguay Trouin at the limits of Chinese territorial waters and escort it to its mixirings in the Huang Pu River. 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The hardliners Syria, Libya, Algeria, South Yemen and Iraq boycotted the conference because of their bitter opposition to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's bid for a negotiated peace with Israel. League Secretary General Mahmoud Riad, announcing highlights of the resolution on the Horn of Africa, told reporters, Because of the presence of a foreign threat in the region, Somalia must be aided to defend its borders in the event of attack from outside. This would cover all kinds of assistance. It can include arms or money with which to buy arms. 2 Priests Face Trial in Exorcism Death Reuter 3 The two Communist countries were not named in the resolution adopted at the end of a three-da- y conference attended by 11 Arab ministers and six ambassadors. But Arab League officials said the measure was aimed at them. At 81 years of age, KINGSTON, Ontario (UPI) and despite a parole in the offing, Ontario's okles federal prisoner just wasnt ready to serve any more time behind bars. Vincent Philip Hamel, who has accumulated prison sentences since leaving the U.S. Army at the end of World Wur I, walked away from the minimum security Pittsburgh Prison farm during a snow strom last weekend. Hell be something of a folk hero before this is over, acting prison director Douglas Roantree said Wednesday. Hamel so far has been sentenced to jail terms totalling 63 years, most recently an 8'2 year sentence for parole violation in 1973 when he broke into an apartment Officials would not disclose how much time Hamel has spent in prison. Prison officials said they were just completing e paperwork that would have allowed Hamel to begin a y test parole at a halfway house in London, Ontario He had been released on parole in January 1977, but was taken back in custody last November. Roantree said the slightly stooped Hamel did light duties in the prison bakery. For his age he does all right. Roantree disenbed Hamel as a bit of a gadfly, and added anyone could sit dow n w ith him and enjoy vutonan religious order, it. He was a bit of a celebrity here. Hamel slipped out of the unlocked dormitory and parish priest Ernst Alt carried during a snow storm Saturday night unnoticed by the out the exorcism at the two guards. Officials suspect Hamel headed toward request of her parents, Toronto, 160 miles west sawmill Hes pretty smart, Roantree said, but I dont owner Josef Michel and know if he had a plan or it was a spur of the moment his wife, Anna thing. lic of China. Sporadic border clashes occurred in area in 1960s and Khabarovsk, as a military center, is very much aware that Moscow is nine times as far away as Peking. 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