Canberra Dog Show Brings Sixteen Breeds to Entry List
Entry list for the Canberra show includes sixteen breeds with 1058 mil potential entries. Judge Mr UF de Gown presides over main classes while an unusual children under 14 competition adds novelty. animals used must be exhibited and judged within rules.
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Danish Complaints Over UK Dumping On Agenda
A Danish complaint about British egg and cattle dumping is on the agenda at a meeting of the international coalition gathering here. The session, expected to last a week, will also discuss the European common market treaty tests with Japan likely to push for a special session of G30 members on the issue.
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Eisenhower Sees Arms Talks as Desirable and Indispensable
President Eisenhower stated the U S government is confident that arms controls and reductions are desirable and indispensable. He spoke after a 75 minute meeting with disarmament adviser Harold Stassen and before joining London talks on disarmament. Dulles reported in Washington that Soviet delegation behavior had softened, prompting cautious optimism among Western powers.
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Hungarian conductress arrested over Life magazine photo
A Budapest paper says Eszter Ziresak a Hungarian tram conductress was arrested as a counter revolutionary after a Life magazine photograph showed her among a group of civilians during last year’s revolt.
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Printing and showcard menu for docket and invoice items
A compact listing of printing products including docket books invoice books receipt books order books general printing and showcard services offered for assorted office and display needs.
Duke to give televised lecture on Commonwealth tour
The Duke of Edinburgh will address Britain in a 45 minute BBC National Network lecture on May 17 from a London studio. The speech, a revised version of the April 3 address to 2,000 schoolchildren, will feature films and photographs and include scenes from his Commonwealth tour. The pair then visited the Royal Brierley Crystal Works in Brierley Hill where the Duke attempted glass blowing under the watchful eye of Queen Elizabeth.
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Wonder Boy TV Quiz Winner Quits
Muddled report from New York notes a Wonder Boy TV quiz winner quitting the program. The fragmentary text mentions a record trust fund and asks about parental questions, with unclear details on identities, dates, or organizations involved.
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RAF to Sweep Skies for Radioactive Dust
The British Cabinet orders the RAF to conduct 2000 mile sweeps over Britain to detect radioactive dust and probe Russia's atomic armoury. Findings from Operation Dew Point will go to the Prime Minister and Defence, as Coastal Command flies a 15 hour Bay of Biscay mission with Easter leave canceled.
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Mayflower II Heads Toward New England Voyage
The Mayflower II, en route to New England from London, passed the 150 mile mark of a 3,000 mile voyage yesterday. At noon she lay about 160 miles southeast of Land's End, moving at five knots in light breeze per Lloyds signals.
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Heart Mistery Claims Artery to Vein Passage Concept
A New York report describes a claimed technique to pass something through an artery or vein into any part of the heart. Dr. Howard Moscovits is associated with the announcement.
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California team unveils machine for super heavy atoms
University of California scientists reveal a heavy linear accelerator to fire carbon and argon nuclei into uranium atoms to create man-made super heavy elements far beyond uranium. The device, part of the radiation laboratory, aims to produce nuclei beyond natural element weights.
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Indian writer Dr Redharkrishnan named vice president for second term
Indian author and philosopher Dr Sarvapalli Redharkrishnan was declared vice president of India for a second five year term. There was no contest as his was the only candidate.
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