Summit eyes open role in new European negotiations
British Prime Minister Macmillan said Western allied talks in Geneva aim to begin a process of negotiations rather than a single act. He hoped a heads of government meeting could follow and stressed genuine effort to see the other's point of view for better East-West relations. Western governments plan to finish preparations before the Western foreign ministers meet in Paris to ready for Geneva.
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Cabinet Post As Consultant For Dulles
Reported changes in the U S State Department show Mr Dulles appointing a consultant role after Secretary of State resignations. President Eisenhower praises the move as a step toward continued strong U S policy with Mr Dillon expected as top assistant. Dillon has recently led U S delegations and visited Pacific nations.
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Khrushchev Reported Gravely Ill in German Paper
A German newspaper report claimed Soviet Premier Khrushchev was gravely ill with possible brain tumour and blood circulation trouble causing fainting spells. The piece cites Ludwigshafen paper F U n fuhrblatt datelined Moscow and notes doctors and spectacle of health concerns.
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Breakthrough Submarine Weapon Revealed in Newport Report
Rear Admiral Lloyd Mustin announced a new device named Variable Depth Sonar that can track an atomic submarine like the Nautilus. The secret weapon, described as highly effective in the war on submarines, was disclosed from Newport Rhode Island.
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Lloyd Mustin
Crocodile mauls aborigine in Edwards River incident
Al North Queensland aborigine Tammy goas, 46, was severely mauled by a 12 ft crocodile while fishing in Edwards River. The creature grabbed his leg, Brian jabbed eyes to deter it, and he was thrown clear. He was treated locally and flown to Cairns Hospital in stable condition.
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Panama Claims Dame Margot Knew of Revolutionary Plot
A Panamanian spokesman alleged Dame Margot Fonteyn knew of a plot, citing letters supposedly found at a Santa Clara cottage. The letters allegedly show she was aware of a rebellion led by figures including Ruben Miro and others abroad. Fonteyn, interviewed in London, dismissed the claims and planned to stay in Europe through May.
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Queen's Anzac Day Message From the Commonwealth
A Queen's Anzac Day message notes remembrance of those who showed courage in world wars. Sir William Slim replies with humble duty while messages from Duke of Gloucester Lord Mountbatten and NZ RSL leaders are mentioned at Canberra headquarters.
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Yankus Still Undecided
SYDNEY Friday Ameri can chicken farmer Stanley Yankus who rebelled against American farm controls visited Australia to compare farming conditions and decide where to settle. He left Sydney tonight without committing though he warned Communist propaganda could embarrass the United States if he chose Australia.
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Warders Beaten in Boys Home Riot
Rioting youths attacked warders after a home made bomb was found at the institution wall. The bomb ignited fuse but did not explode. Six youths aged 14 to 16 suspected as ringleaders are being questioned. A 13 year old warder who stopped an escape was assaulted.
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