Soviets Refuse to Begin Envoy Talks for Summit
London reports that Soviet Russia declined to start diplomatic preparations for a summit with the Big Three envoys in Moscow. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said Britain still seeks a summit if it yields agreed gains, noting Moscow’s move as a setback and warning of a potential protracted, disjointed process.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Russia
Moscow
U.K
Selwyn Lloyd
Ellesmere Port
Cheshire
Lloyd
Gromyko
Loyd
Britain
Sogiet
United
Theira
Mr. Lloyd
United States
Mhey
United States Denies Soviet H Boom and SAC Risks
United States and Soviet delegates prepared for a Security Council debate over charges that the U S Strategic Air Command could cause an accidental nuclear strike. U S officials called the claims unfounded and reiterated foolproof safeguards while stressing open inspection.
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United States
21 Nation Council
United Press
Frank Bartholomew
United States Strategic Air Command
Bartholomew
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Lodge
Russia
Arctic
Washington
Neil McElroy
West German Invitation To Queen Reported
Reports from Bonn say Chancellor Adenauer invited Queen Elizabeth to make a State visit to West Germany. The London Sunday Express noted the British Cabinet weighing the invitation and stressed such a visit would be the first British sovereign to visit Germany since before World War I.
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Bonn
Germany
P.reuter
Adenauer
Elizabeth
West Germany
Windsor Castle
London Sunday
Birthday message to Queen Elizabeth from Australia
The Commonwealth of Australia sends a birthday greeting to Queen Elizabeth. The message expresses loyal and affectionate greetings on the occasion of the Queen's birthday and wishes her majesty a joyous day.
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Governor-Generi
William Sim
Queen Elizabeth
Commonwealth of Australia
Townsend Says Letters Stolen From Car in Paris
Group Captain Townsend revealed that letters stolen from his car in Paris last week did not include any from Princess Margaret. He described the loss as business and said the diary found near the scene held personal and voluminous correspondence.
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New York
Bunday
Aap-Reuter
Townsend
Paris
Princesa Margaret
United Presa
Uiler
Atazen
Rebels' Escape Route Cut in Sumatra Offensive
Government troops tighten grip in West Sumatra as Pandang-8i dempuan falls and Bukit Tingghi braces for a major assault. Air strikes hit rebel capital and surrounding towns while columns push from northern Sumatra toward Bukit Tingghi.
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Djakarta
iWan
Sumatra
Bukit ‘Tingghi
Boekarno
West Sumatra
Observer
West Sumatran Front
Solok
Bukit Tingghi
Bolok
Indonesian Civil Strife Hints Soekarno Guidea Policy Clash
Report notes a fading Sumatra offensive and growing doubts within Soekarno's camp as the civil war nears end. UPI cites shifting mood in Djaka rta that opponents of guidea democracy may gain leverage as the conflict winds down.
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Sumatra
United Prean
Djakarta
Soekarno
Guidea Democracy
Red Bloc Boycotts Yugoslav Congress
Belgrade report says the Soviet Communist Party and others refused to send fraternal delegations to the Yugoslav Communist Congress opening in Ljubljana. Albania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and more also declined, citing disagreement with Yugoslavia's political programme. The announcement confirms a Soviet bloc boycott of the event.
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Aap-Reuter
Soviet Communist Party
Yugoslav League of Communists
Soviet Union
China
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Sweden
Great Britain
Ljub Yana
Slovenia
Humantam
Euat
Pardea
Bluc
Congres
Bomb injures British sailors in Aden shopping area
Two British sailors from a visiting Warship were seriously hurt when a bomb was thrown in Aden's main shopping area. British troops from Kenya arrived as a precautionary reserve and searches continued for Arab leaders blamed for instigating trouble. The cruiser Gambia and frigate Loch Fada also arrived in port.
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Aden
Reuter
British United Press
Aden Protectorate
Kenya
Tikets
Gambia
Loch Fade
Radiation Blame Tied to Baby Deformities in Bayreuth
West German pediatrician Dr Karl Beck reports a 1950s rise in birth deformities in Bayreuth linked to radiation from nuclear tests. He notes spine defects climbing from 14 percent in 1950 to 37 percent last year, with a range of other congenital issues and long term effects from strontium lingering after explosions.
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Ayreuth
Germany
P-Reuter
Bayreuth
Associated Press
Karl Beck
Beck
Dr. Beck
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