Africa - Egypt

Oct. 02, 1972 - FOREIGN MINISTER OF ZAIRE LEAVES LONDON CLAIMING THAT HE WAS SNUBBED OVER HIS HOTEL BOOKING. MR. NGUZA KARL L'BOND. Foreign Minister of Zaire, the former Belgian Congo, who arrived here yesterday for vital talks about Uganda Asians, is leaving London today before the talks take place, because he claims he was snubbed over his hotel bookings. He is expected to fly home some time today. Britain's Foreign Minister personally telephoned MR. NGUZA to ask him to reconsider his descision to leave. the trouble started when MR. NGUZA L'BOND arrived at Carlton Towers Hotel to find his rooms were not ready. PHOTO SHOWS: MR. NGUZA KARL L'BOND, the Foreign Minister of Zaire, Wags his finger to emphasise an important point when he gave a press conference at the Zaire Embassy today

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