End of Native Resistance Reported Near in South Africa
The South African government banned the African National Congress and Pan Africanist Congress under the Unlawful Organisations Act until April 6, 1961. Police and troops rounded up about 525 Africans in Nyanga township, with 162 held after screening. The move followed police demands for paybooks and amid international concern over anti-apartheid actions.
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Francois Erasmus
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Charles Swart
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Nyanga
Capetown
Reuter
United Press
Ny- Anga
South African Broadcasting Commission
Associated
Yanga
Galina Ulanova Retires From Ballet in Moscow
Famous Russian ballerina Galina Ulanova, age 50 last January, has retired due to ill health. Announcement came from Moscow on Friday, ending a storied career with acclaimed performances worldwide.
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Moscow
Galina Ulanova
Ulanova
De Gaulle offers to end nuclear tests if others disarm
President De Gaulle addressed both Houses in Westminster Hall pledging France would give up nuclear testing if other nations scrap their stocks. He praised Britain's system, stood with Londoners, and vowed France would join Britain before the East West summit in Paris.
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de Gaulle
France
Westminster Hall
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
London
The
Royal Hospital
Westminster
Paris
General Gaulle
Commonwealth Trade Conference ends with broad resolutions
The 20th triennial congress of the Federation of British Commonwealth Chambers of Commerce approved resolutions on freer trade, regional blocs, and strengthening intra Commonwealth commerce. A single language objection by South Africa and Canada failed to block the overall vote.
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Federation of British Commonwealth Chambers of Commerce
Lord Balfour of
Indirye
Commonwealth
Poe
South Africa
Canada
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Empire
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Roy Rowe
Australia
Jan Connen
Reese
Mr. Rowe
Pony Express Rider Shot Near Torrington Wyoming
Pony Express rider Raymond Bowyer, 24, of Missouri, was shot in the hip during a target shooting incident three miles east of Lingle Wyoming. He is in fair condition as a relief rider speeds 180 miles to Muddy Gap to continue the anniversary re run of the nations first fast mail service.
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Wyoming
Pony Express
Raymond Bowyer
Muddy Gap
Bowyer
Missouri
David Hull
Lingle
Western delegates weigh restart of disarmament talks
Geneva reports that Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin proposed restarting the conference from its starting point and focusing on a U N General Assembly resolution on complete disarmament under international control, while U S delegate Frederick Eaton urged flexible talks with verifiable controls. Britain’s David Ormsby Gore returns to London amid cautious optimism on a nuclear ban.
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U.N. General Assembly
Associated Press
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Frederick Eston
Zorin
Eaton
U.S
Britain
David Ormsby Gore
London
Reuter
Wien
Present ring for Princess amid royal rapport in London
A gold ring encrusted with an emerald is noted as a token presented to Princess M as London hosts about 80 diplomatic missions. The scene underscores the royal ties and ceremonial exchanges shaping the city’s diplomatic pageantry.
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Paris
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Wodd Sen i Princess M
Diromatic
Crowds Turn Out For Day of Toys Horses and Wood Chopping
A rainy morning gave way to cleared skies as families visited stalls and sampled goods. Australian thoroughbreds Tulloch Todman and Naholme paraded, while judges praised cattle entries including Shorthorn Hereford and Aberdeen Angus. Forecast calls for rain tomorrow with Insurance stakes for 10 points.
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