Western ministers seek progress at Geneva talks
Western foreign ministers from Britain France West Germany and the United States reported progress but noted remaining differences in Berlin and European security strategies. A summit conference depends on advances at the Geneva talks and a Western note to the Soviet Union is planned.
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Taipei Promises Supplies as Tibetan Revolt Revived
A high Nationalist source says Formosa is air delivering aid to Tibet amid renewed revolt. Some 420 Nationalist Chinese students volunteer to fight, while Dalai Lama movements and routes into India draw international concern and SEATO reacts to the crisis.
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U S Under Secretary Dillon to Visit Canberra for Four Hour Stop
US Under Secretary of State C Douglas Dillon will visit Canberra for a four hour stop on Saturday April 11 during SEATO talks in Wellington. He will meet Prime Minister Menzies at Parliament House and attend a dinner hosted by Ambassador William J. Sebald. Dillon travels with senior State Department officials including Assistant Secretary for Far Eastern Affairs George Parsons.
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Fish Rain At Townsville Airport After Heavy Downpour
Townsville reports fish rain during a severe storm at Townsville Airport last night. Local workers recount perch falling from the sky and landing in puddles, with some noting fish still alive as birds swooped and crews collected specimens. Witnesses recall similar events in past seasons involving birds and water spouts.
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Opposition Mounts Over Parliamentarian Salary Rises
Sydney reports mounting opposition to proposed increases for Commonwealth parliamentarians. Union leaders a senator and church leaders condemn the raises as excessive and ill timed amid falling export earnings. Labour figures urge a flat pay basis. clergy call for means testing and restraint.
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Nyasaland Moves to Tighten Police Powers and Riot Laws
Nyasaland proposes expanded police powers to curb unlawful assemblies and riots. Courts would not need to prove fear for breach of peace. a riot could terrorize a person. New offence targets signs or slogans linking to unlawful groups. rioting penalties rise to five years. Also proposed alters to corporal punishment for children and youths. 953 Africans arrested for political crimes since January, with 265 convicted and 153 acquitted.
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