Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 16 Winnipeg free press wednesday january 27, 1965 police., students clash Lisbon of portuguese riot police and students clashed today when police foiled plans to hold a meeting protesting the arrest of 60 other students. At least one student was arrested during the disturbances in front of the technical High Institute witnesses said. The incident climaxed a week of unrest among students have been boycotting their classes to object to the detention of colleagues. The govern ment says those arrested Are communists. A Call to Boycott Lisbon University classes by the students associations As a sign of mourning for the arrested col leagues appeared effective. The associations had called monday for today s meeting at the Institute. The Gates were closed As the scheduled time approached and police Dis Persed students gathered in a vain attempt to enter the walled mid town Campus. When the police charged an estimated 500 students shouts of assassins erupted. Five Hundred other students were on the Campus before the outbreak joined in the shouting from atop the Walls. Leaflets distributed by the students charged the authorities were employing violent Means As a Legal process to end divergences of pravda warns on Milf by Stephen Rosenfeld Moscow Spe Cial tons the supposed basis of the fierce soviet Campaign against the multilateral nuclear Force Milf is that it is in the works but this week the soviet people were told the contrary View that the nato Powers including West Germany Are losing inter est in the idea of the the Milf is the controversial . Proposal for a joint West Ern nuclear Fleet. It is backed by Bonn and opposed by Paris As Well As by Moscow. Whether the View that it is fading away has any support in official soviet circles or whether it was espoused by any of the Warsaw pact Powers of East Europe signed a do nothing now communique against the Milf last week can Only be imagined. The View was attributed Sun Day morning in the communist party newspaper Pravada to a number of organs of the Bourgeois the article by commentator v. Nekrasov undertook a rebut Tal of this View. It said the Milf project is still alive and menacing and that its supporters will Stop at nothing and Are Only going More slowly towards the same goal of making the Milf a reality. In this backhanded Way pravda introduced its readers to the widespread Western Opin Ion that the United states has slowed Down its drive towards the Milf in deterrence to France. Many diplomats Here believe that. They think that Moscow s anti Milf Campaign is primarily a propaganda exercise playing on Russia s and East Europe s easily stirred antipathies to Germany. One Point of the exercise the diplomats have suggested is to recoup falling soviet influence in East Europe by. Allowing Moscow to assume the role protector against a fancied German peril. Indirect confirmation for this theory is the new Tattoo of soviet attacks against the West s building Bridges to East Europe. The phrase is president John Eon a but it describes the policy of the West As a whole. That policy was criticized in two separate pravda articles sunday one by a polish guest and the other by Nekrasov. With unusual directness Nekrasov went to what Western ers consider the heart of the matter the rebirth of nation the West is trying to encourage this process in East Europe. Delicately Nekrasov said that National feelings had once played a not unimportant role but that they were and re main Only signs of deeper economic and social forces. In real life however East Europe Contr dues to receive and reciprocate Western initiatives for Trade and other contacts. 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