1.
LV Soldier on hillside.
4 ft

2.
LV Soldier patrolling area.
3 ft

3.
SV Pan Soldier patrolling - uncovers hide-out.
3 ft

4.
SV Two soldiers covering with rifles.
2 ft

5.
SV Soldier taking away board from hide-out entrance.
3 ft

6.
CU Entrance.
1 ft

7.
Back V Soldier entering hideout.
3 ft

8.
SV Another soldier entering hideout.
3 ft

9.
LV Civilians entering hide-out.
3 ft

10.
SV Civilians coming out if hide-out.
4 ft

11.
CU Soldier coming out of hide-out.
3 ft

12.
LV Troops searching area.
6 ft



Initials S-D/JH/RL



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Background: Three EOKA men were captured without a shot fired by a routine patrol of Royal Welsh Fusiliers and Cyprus police in the Zodhia area. 20 miles west of Nicosia, Jan 18. A large quantity of arms and ammunition was discovered in the terrorists' hide-out.

Despite the EOKA's latest truce, British Security forces continue their anti-terrorist campaign. Leaflets demanding the end of these activities threaten a continuation of violence.

Extent of the truce is such that British servicemen and civilians walk unarmed in Ledra Street, Nicosia - the 'Murder Mile' where many people have been shot down by terrorists.

Governor Foot eased restrictions on the troubled island and released many political detainees.

Greek-Cypriot mayors have appealed to members of the British Labour Party and UN Secretary-General against the "provocative separation on municipalities" - giving each mixed community separate councils.