Ulbricht approves Brandt's move for
By Robert Black
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SIXTY-FIVE mineworkers were killed by blast and rock-fall in Prom a cor Muller, the South African Foreign Minister, arrived in Britain last week to strengthen the ties between the South paper, commented on West German Chancellor Willy Brandt's statement of October 28 in which he announced a change of policy towards East Germany.
The editorial of Sunday's edition noted that while Brandt's speech to the Bundestag contained much that was contradictory, there were also 'certainly some accents which were registered everywhere, and naturally in East Germany, with interest'. duction. British capitalists have over a billion pounds invested in South Africa. British dividends from South This • statement in official press of the ruling East German Stalinist party must be regarded as Ulbricht's ipproval for the opening o: alks, either secret or throug normal channels, between the and West German governments.
New Israeli government THE outgoing Prime Minister of Israel, Mrs Golda Meir, bas accepted President Shazar's invitation to form new government after the recent General Election in which her Labour coalition lost an overall majority.
ambassador THE Israeli Ambassador in