US calls for talks to curb arms race in disarmament push
Washington urged resumed East West talks to place the nuclear arms race under international control. State Department statement followed a high level meeting with Eisenhower advisers and officials. A New York Times report warned against curtailing nuclear testing as dangerous to future generations and noted Willard Libby’s views on radiation and weapons. In Tokyo a professor suggested a new Russian bomb type may have been detonated, citing radioactive fallout components Neptune and neptunium-23 sources.
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Russia appeals to Japan to halt bomb tests
The first secretary of the Russian Communist Party, Mr Khrushchev, proposed that Japan join Russia in urging Britain and the United States to suspend hydrogen and atomic bomb tests. He made the proposal directly to the Japanese ambassador to Moscow.
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26 Killed In Easter Road Accidents
Sydney report notes twenty six fatalities across Australian road accidents during the Easter period with counts in New South Wales Western Australia Tasmania South Australia and Victoria. Police credit slow traffic and an all out road safety drive for reducing deaths while several crashes involve vehicles plunging into rivers or colliding with heavy loads.
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Canberra Boy's Foot Amputated After Crash
Two motorcyclists suffered foot injuries after their bike collided with a truck at Mount Panorama. The riders were taken from Bathurst race track with serious leg injuries.
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Qantas To Restore Services In Week
Qantas plans to resume routes after a nine day strike with pilots returning to work at midnight Saturday. Flights from Sydney will go to London at 3.30 p.m. and to New Guinea at 8 p.m. The carrier reports 80 crews stranded overseas will come back and services to London, Manila, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Johannesburg will resume on revised schedules.
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Mayflower II Sails for New England
The Mayflower II, a replica of the Pilgrim Fathers’ voyage ship, sailed from Plymouth Harbour for New England. Bob Lewis, a 27 year old baker's salesman from Essex, stowed away but was discovered aboard near Eddystone Lighthouse, escorted across the deck, and toppled into a photographer’s launch.
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New Jordan Crisis Mounts As Army Chief Flees
A Jordan crisis deepens as Army Chief General Hiyari flees, possibly seeking asylum in Syria, after King Husayn dismissed about 60 officers. Rumors link pressure on former PM Suleiman Nabulsi to resign from the Foreign Ministry post, while observers warn of a broader cabinet shakeup and renewed tensions in Amman.
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Egyptian Move On Suez Talks Reported
CATRY Sunday dispatch says Egyptian officials plan further meetings to discuss Suez crisis with ongoing core consultations among Egypt, India, and the United Kingdom. The exact agenda and scheduling remain unclear, but officials expect to convey the latest position after today’s talks.
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U S Agrees To Allied Trade To Red China
The United States eases some Allied trade restrictions with Communist China bowing to British and Japanese pressure while proposing tighter controls on trade with the Soviet bloc in Europe The ban on all U S trade with China remains in effect and Tokyo seeks closer ties for machinery and consumer goods from China
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