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Show Monday, June 18, 1984 The Salt Lake Tribune 4A Will Rogers Foreign Briefs Sikhs Burn Gandhi In Effigy NEW DELHI, India (UPI) burned an effigy of Says all . . . I know is just what I Well, in the papers, and I tell you, you t - to be an awful careful and rear - Sikh Prime youths Minister Indira Gandhi Sunday and thousands of Sikh worshippers donned black turbans and shawls in a day of protest against the military assault on their most sacred shrine. Riot police surrounded major Sikh temples to prevent worshipto pers from joining demonstrations 400 protest the killings of more than Sikhs in the battle June 6 at the Golden Temple in the northern state of Punjab. The largest gathering was in the Punjab state capital of Chandigarh, where about 700 people gathered at a Sikh temple to mourn the dead in a day of mourning and protest called Dal. by Sikh political party Akali No incidents of violence or arrests were reported, as thousands of Sikh men and women, wearing black turbans or shawls, gathered in temples in New Delhi, Punjab and neighboring Kashmir state to read from the Sikh holy book while others staged demonstranoisy tions. close reader to see much that is much, nowadays. You got to wade through a bevy of kidnappings, a few ransoms, many a gru- elling murder, and auto deaths till it reads like a telephone directory. Only once every little bit do you run onto some little item thats sorter put in just to keep the reader from becoming blood soaked. June 17, 1934. Raj. Selected by Brvan Sterling. All rights reserved for the Will Rogers Memorial. U.S. Protested More than 3,800 TOKYO (AP) napeople marched around the U.S. val base in Yokosuka Sunday to protest against the reported deployment of Tomahawk nuclear missiles on U.S. naval ships, police said. Police arrested a middle-age- d man they described as a protest leader, said a police spokesman, who spoke on condition he not be identified. Turner Hopes to Improve Relations With U.S. - John N. Turner, OTTAWA (AP) winner of the campaign to succeed retiring Prime Minister Pierre El- liott Trudeau, is promising to improve relations with the United States without compromising Canadas independent outlook. Turner, a corporate lawyer from Toronto, told a news conference late Saturday night that he is looking forward to an early meeting with President Reagan and hopes for closer ties with the United States while preserving our own economic and political independence and our independent foreign policy. Delegates to the Liberal Party convention gave Turner the majority he was seeking on the second ballot Saturday, with 1,862 votes to 1,368 for Energy Minister Jean Chretien, a Trudeau loyalist, and 192 for Economic Development Minis- for Hr. nnlH Trihnctnn Four other candidates dropped out after poor showings on the first ballot, which had left Turner only 126 votes short of a majority. End of Era Turner will take over as prime the minister in about two weeks exact date has not been set ending era in which Trudeau has a given Canada unusual prominence on the world stage. Turner is expected to be more conciliatory than the prickly, intel- proving U.S. relations because of a decadelong friendship with Secretary of State George P. Shultz. The two men met when Turner was finance minister and Shultz was his counterpart, treasury secretary, in the Nixon administration. When both men returned to private life, Shultz became president of the giant international engineering firm Bechtel Group Inc., and recruited Turner to work for Bechtel's Canadian subsidiary and serve on its board of directors. Turner said at his news confer lectual Trudeau, both within Canada and internationally. Speaking to reporters, Turner said he expected there would always be problems in Canadian-America- n relations, but hoped to improve the atmosphere in which those problems are met. He said it was important to counter the rising mood of protectionism in the United States, and suggested a bilateral clean air treaty to deal with the issue of acid rain. Friends With Shultz Turner has a head start on im creence that he would make job Economic ation his top priority. has not been nearly as robust in Canada as in the United States, stuband unemployment remains percent. at bornly high Under Trudeau, the Liberal Party close to vanhas come dangerously West. ishing in the Canadian Turner ief used to discuss when he which might call a general election, must come before next spring. 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