Trouble Boils In Federation Of Malaysia
Malaya's cabinet held an emergency session to seek clarity from Britain on a decision that granted two Malaysia partners limited self government, while Singapore argued for control of its foreign affairs and defense before full merger. Indonesia and the Philippines oppose the federation, amid regional pressure and a U.N. survey delay from August 31 to September 16.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Former Premier of Iran Dies in Geneva
Gen. Fazollah Zahedi, 67, former premier of Iran, died Monday night in Geneva. He led forces that toppled Mohammed Mossadegh in 1953 and held the premiership until 1955 when he resigned due to ill health. Partial note on Malayia territories and Singapore’s constitutional status follows.
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Khrushchev Tito Reconciliation Sealed By Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev leaves Belgrade after a two week visit that officials say cleared the way for closer Soviet Yugoslav ties. He and Tito shared a warm airport farewell as Beijing sent only a minor embassy official to the departure.
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Orientals Crossed Pacific to South America 3000 Years Ago
Smithsonian researchers Meggers and Evans present evidence that Orientals may have reached Ecuador from southern Japan as early as 3000 B C based on dating ancient pottery. The findings suggest prehistoric Pacific voyages and substantial archeological support for early contact with South America.
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Scotland Yard Finds Mail Bags In Robbery Case
Detectives traced new leads in the Royal Mail train robbery case as mail bags believed from the $7.3 million heist washed ashore near Rottingdean while bail was posted for three suspects connected to the August 8 raid on the Glasgow to London Ghost Train.
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Chinese Assured Of Soviet Aid Is Attacked
Tokyo AP report says Moscow Radio reaffirmed the Soviet Union will aid Communist China under the friendship and mutual assistance treaty if attacked. The broadcast noted differences but stressed the treaty remains in effect and Chinese efforts to build an atom bomb were unnecessary, given Russian nuclear backing.
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Ball Arrives In Pakistan To Mend U S Relations
RAWALPINDI Pakistan AP Undersecretary of State George Ball arrived to deliver a friendship message and open talks on strained U S Pakistan relations He planned talks with President Ayub Khan as Pakistani officials met a Chinese delegation to finalize a barter trade pact Washington seeks to counter Pakistan’s tilt toward Red China amid anger over U S arms to India and China’s frontier actions last fall
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Trick Shot Dad Involved In Fatal California Shooting
In Calexico officials will decide today if an inquest will be held into the fatal shooting of 11 year old Marilyn Ploof during a trick pistol demonstration by her father Mila Ploof. Eyewitnesses say the accident occurred when a revolver was misfired during the display before about 300 spectators.
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Quake Hits 58 Villages in Kashmir Killing 100
Rescue workers dug through ruins of 58 villages in Kashmir after a Monday morning earthquake that killed about 100 people and injured around 500. Government officials provided cloth for burial shrouds while the army delivered tents food and kerosene to thousands made homeless in the 50 square mile disaster area.
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Afghan Ruler To Visit U S For 12 Day Tour
Afghan ruler Mohammad Zahir Shah and Queen Humaira arrive in the United States for a 12 day visit to foster friendship with the mountain kingdom. They land at Langley Air Force Base and travel to Washington for a three day stay then tour Gettysburg Cape Canaveral Fort Bragg New York City the United Nations Cheyenne San Francisco Los Angeles and Lafayette Indiana.
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Rockefeller Warns Of Gold Drain Risk To Dollar
Gov Nelson Rockefeller warned of a worldwide mood drop unless President Kennedy acts decisively to halt American gold outflows. He criticized Kennedy for mismanaging balance of payments and urged tighter monetary policy, reduced dollar drain from overseas spending, and a stronger export push to protect the dollar’s primacy.
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Queen Alexandra Improves After Overdose in Venice
Ex queen Alexandra of Yusoslavia regains consciousness for the first time since hospitalization after an overdose of sleeping pills. Doctors note improvement but caution on recovery. Peter II, former king’s husband, arrived. couple married in 1944, reconciled in 1955 after years apart amid divorce filings.
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Britain seeks ban on Italian scientist
London reports Britain asked EURATOM not to renew Giuseppe Martelli's loaned position at a British atomic station after his arrest on spying charges. Martelli was found innocent and suspended since April, while the case raises security questions about foreign scientists.
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