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According to the joint announcement, it will be
necessary to carry out the same type of survey, cleanup
end rchabilitation procedures that have been used at
Bikini. “As an initial step,” the announcement said, “the
U.S. plans to commence the survey of the atoll probably
late this sumnser. The cleanup and rehabilitation of the
three islands--Parry, Japtan and Aniyaanii-in the
southeastern part of the atoll, will receive first priority.”
Prior -io the return of Eniwetok to Trust Territory
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The M/V Pacifica teft Koror fate fast month for i
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Southwest Islands of Pateu District, on the regular fic
trip. However this trip is a special one for the islanders
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Sonsorol, Tobi, and Pulo Anna, and hes been crbb
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“Operation Southwest” bythe district edministration.
The season is that the ship is carrying materials a:
men to construct long-awaited public buildings at the
three locations. On board the ship are two prefabricst
dispensary buildings, cne for Sonsoroi and the other {
Tobi, and a municipal building for the island of Pu
Anna.
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The latest incident occurred when a boat flying
Nationalist Chincse flag was spotted within the thres-mi
limit, zpparently fishing. The residents vzho savy the bo
notified a Trust Territory Government boat which w.
doing channc! blasting in the vicinity, and the governme:
boat picked up the Miagistrzte and several men from t!
village. Together they boarded the Chinese ship, scized hi
for violation of terrtiorial waters, and held her unt
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violating the waters aroundtheir islands.
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composed of men from the District Public Wor
The residents of Kayengel Atoll, ebout sixty mil
north of Koror, Palou, have seized another foreign fishi:
vessel. {t is the second time in less than a year that ti
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a team of ten men for each of the three islands. The
teams will assist in unloading the supplies, and wil] th
remain on the islands for about five to six wee
completing construction of the buildings. The teems z
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The construction operation is the largest of its kin
ever staged in Palau District. The M/V Pacifica is carryi
district officials could arrive.
On September 1G, 1971, the residents of Kayens
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seized an Okinawan ship within Ubeir tersiterisl water
That ship wes fater found guilty of iegel eniry er
fishing within the three-mmile limit, end ber owners hid t
pay a substantial fine betfere the ship was reluased,