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News Headlines:
- E. Pakistan food Position remains satisfactory.
- 16,396 tons of rice for E. Pakistan. Dinajpur SDO arrested in India.
- Dinajpur SDO arrested in India
- Further powers for Zone "B" DSMLAS.
- Thant appreciates Pakistan's co-
operation. - Bhutto meets party workers.
- Transfer of power most essential : Bhutto.
- Separatists responsible for E. Wing situation.
- Counter steps if in flow of refuges continue, Swaran's threat.
- Heavy concentration of Indian army posing threat to Pak nationals.
- Sadruddin concludes three-
day visit to E. Pakistan. - Most of teaching staff join duty.
- Plea to raise E. Pakistan crisis in U. N. Council.
- US to airlift cholera vaccine
Other Headlines:
- Formula evolved to unite ML Factions, says Khairuddin.
- No relaxation for surrening demonetised notes.
- India's acked intervention in our affairs condemned
- Hindu electorates conspired with AL to undo Pakistan.
- Pak-
Soviet ties will be consolidated, says outgoing envoy. - Sardar Qayyum says: Govt. determined to make Azad Kashmir Islamic Welfare State.
- Outside powers may be involved in fighting erupts Agha Shahi.
- Three man British Parliamentary delegation in Pindi.
- Prince Sadaruddin due in IsIamabad today.
- Deposits up to Rs. 1,000: Procedure of payment.
Food position in East Pakistan continues to be satisfactory. The Provincial Government
is likely to close the year with carry-
Due to disturbed conditions in East Pakistan, certain vessels stranded in East Pakistan ports and on the high seas carrying foodgrains for East Pakistan had been diverted to Karachi and other port in April 1971.
The quantities of rice and wheat so diverted were 40,500 tons and 123,500 tons respectively. As conditions have since returned to normal 7,000 tons of rice and 31,400 tons of 'whet, out of the diverted stocks have already been shipped back to East Pakistan. Arrangements are also in hand for shipment of the remaining diverted stocks of wheat and rice during Jute and July 1971.
A quantity of 16,396 tons of rice arrived in East Pakistan From Japan and West Pakistan during the first ten days of June. Of this quantity 10,437 tons of rice came from Japan, says a handout of East Pakistan Government issued in Dacca yesterday.
It was learnt here yesterday that the Sub-
He was insisting, it is started, to return to East Pakistan.
The Deputy Sub-
Following is the text of the notification dated 8 June, 1J71.
1. "In exercise of the powers conferred upon me under Chief Martial Law Administrator Order No 19. 1 Lieutenant General Tikka Khan, do hereby further authorise all DSMLAs within lone 'B' area, to exercise the powers of a police officer or a Magistrate of the First Class under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act V of 1898) including the arrest, remand, detention in custody and committal lo civil prison of any person and investigation of 'offences.
2, "Attention of alt concerned is drawn to para 3 of the MIA) under reference which lays down that no action taken, thing done or power exercised under this order shall be called into question by or before any court, including the Supreme Court and a High Court."
The United Nations Secretary General U Thant has expressed appreciation of Pakistan
Government co-
Referring to suggestions about his continuing in office after the expiry of the present term, U Thant said he felt no United Nations Secretary General should serve more than one term adding only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
Welcoming the Secretary General Mr. Osmany paid tributes to U Thant and thanked him
for support and co-
The Chairman of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), Mr. Z.A. Bhutto on the second day of his visit to the provincial capital yesterday met a large number of party workers from various places in the province and discussed with them the party matters.
The workers calling on him hailed from Lyallpur, Sargoclha Mianwali: Jhang; Multan; Rawalpindi, Gujrat. Sialkot and Multan.
Mr. Bhutto also received some member-
People's Party Chairman Mr. Z.A. Bhutto, said yesterday that transfer of power to the elected representatives of the people was most essential.
Addressing workers, MNAs and MPAs-
He said the needs of the nation were quite clear when in majority the people voted in favour of People's Party in the elections.
Mr. Bhutto who addressed workers of his party at Bajwa colony and Faisal Hotel called for curbing economic depression and putting an end to malpractices of bureaucracy, control of prices and affecting amendments in the prevalent laws. He said these were most essential for the relief of common man.
Mr. Bhutto said that People's Party being a truly representative party could only
solve people's problems in a better and effective manner. He said it went to the
credit of his party that it raised the slogan what, was wanted by the people and
it would serve the people by striving hard to achieve its objective. It would also
make the country self-
Maulana Syed Moslehuddin, Vice-
The PDP leader said President Yahya Khan would transfer power to the peoples representatives and advised the people "to realise, who are responsible for the unfortunate situation in East Pakistan," He also urged upon the people to stand against the secessionists to defend the national integrity.
Mr. Zaman, the MPA-
"The meeting addressed by the leaders were held at, among other places, cochihata, Manikhal, Sararchar, Kuliarchar, Chaysuit, Kalikaprasad and Bhairab Bazar railway station.
Heavy concentrations of the Indian Army along the other side of Pakistan border is posing a threat to Pakistani nationals there, it is learnt from loyal citizens of this town who went across the border during last turmoil created here by Indian intruders and came back here recently.
They said that all peace loving Pakistanis on the other side of the border were now determined to come back to their hearth and home but they are facing physical hindrances by Indians.
Since recent past those who returned said the Indian leaders were persuading those Pakistanis to stay there. They also said that Pakistanis returning to their homeland, were fired at by Indian Army.
Bonn, (APP-
In an interview on Deutchz welle Radio, Sardar Swaran Singh accused Pakistan Government of causing the influx by its policies.
He said the world must help India to bear the burden of the "refugees" from East Pakistan.
Mr. Singh, who arrived here earlier in the day for a three-
Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, said here yesterday, that his 'job was to facilitate" the return of the Pakistanis who had gone to India, reports APP.
Talking to newsmen at Dacca airport prior to his departure for Islamabad after a
three-
"I am grateful to the authorities for taking me round" lie said referring to his visits to different areas to the province including the reception centres which have been opened by the government to receive the bonafide Pakistanis who had crossed over to India under the influence of false and malicious propaganda.
He said that he had detailed discussions with the officials here. During his visits to the reception centres the UN High Commissioner for Refugees had also talks, "with some of the returnees"
Earlier, Prince Sadruddin visited reception centre at Comilla where he saw the arrangement made for receiving the bonafide Pakistanis returning from India and also talked to the local authorities about the arrangement at the centre.
Most of the teaching staff and other staff of the schools, colleges, universities, boards and the directorates have joined their duty, according to a Provincial Government handout, reports APP.
A few of them, however, are still absent The Education Directorate has an announcement yesterday, reminded the absentees of the decision already taken by the Government that if they do not report for duty by 15th of June. 1971 , their services will stand automatically terminated and the posts will be declared vacant.
London, June 12 (Reuter-
He cited the Middle East situation as a relevant precedent. The Labour Opposition Leader during questioning in the House of Lords, declared that. if there was a danger to the peace of the world the last two nations expected to raise it would be India and Pakistan.
"Shouldn't we look at the experience in the Middle East?" Lord George Brown asked, "we had to raise the matter because neither Israel nor anyone of the Arab side would."
Washington, (Reuter): The United States will airlift to India one million doses of cholera vaccine to help combat the epidemic there caused by the influx of East Pakistani refugees; the Defence Department said yesterday.
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