KATANGA LEADER
Fears For a stmintMi -k I J’.A.-Reutor—Copitrisht) I: F.LIZABETHVItXK April«3#U , !?**•» 4-' dent, , was a'i'tcw l . db x,^ c< sr> y T RMtaltt ef Mr TshomWs A Katanga aide memoire issued yesterday expressed fears that President Tsbosnbe wag on the point of being kidnapped by Congolese troop* and taken to Stanleyville the stronghold of the Lumpmbist leader, Mr Antoine Gizenga, whose regime ha, been recognised by several Communist and neutral states as the legitimate Congo Government. Observers believe that President Tshombe is as .good as dead if he is transferred to Stanleyville. They say' revenge would be taken for the death of Mr Patrice Lumumba—the first Congo Prime Minister—in Katanga last Fphniarv.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29501, 1 May 1961, Page 15
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