Flatly declining to make any detailed comment on the assassination on "Tuesday afternoon of Mr. Liu Ne-on, naturalized Japanese subject of Formosan descent, by two gunmen, a spokesman for the Japanese Embassy yesterday afternoon merely stated that the Japanese authorities were "gravely concerned" over the killing in view of the fact that this was the first time, that a Japanese subject had been made the victim of: terrorists. the violations," the Army Staff said, led us to assume that British planes had violated our neutrality."—United Pre:
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