Mao Replaced as President in Red China
Madam Soong Ching Ling and Tung Pi Wu were nominated as vice presidents while Mao Tse-tung stepped down as president but remains Communist Party chairman. Liu Shaoqi named president nominee after speeches to 1,157 deputies amid applause at the Peoples Congress in Peking.
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Red
China
Madam Soong Ching Ling
Sun Yat Sen
Tung Pi-Wu
Supreme Court of China
Liu
Mao Tse-Tung
Communist Party
Communist China
New China News Agency
Peking
Peoples’ Congress
United Press
Chinese Communist
Moscow
Far Eastern University
Chiang Kai-Shek
British United Press
Russians Deny Knowledge Of Lost Plane
The Soviet Government told Britain it knew nothing of the fate of a British cargo plane bound for Woomera. The search extended to 25 000 square miles as aircraft including Constellations and Vindbrooks scoured Eastern Turkey near the Russian border. MPs questioned why secret equipment was carried on a commercial charter and not by RAF or with escorts. A full report on secret service transport methods was ordered.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Great Britain
Turkey
R.A.P
Daily Sketch
House of Commons
R.A.F
Woomera Range
Pacseen
Khrushchev Note Triggers Western Leaders Debate
The Daily Express reports a Khrushchev note designed to tension between Britain and the United States. Lloyd discusses with Foreign Office advisers as Commons debates a nuclear test ban. Moscow favors limited on site inspections by international teams, a plan rejected by Eisenhower-Macmillan.
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Daily Express
United Kingdom
Lloyd
Foreign Office
Tombarrass
House of Commons
the Express
Khrushchev
Mr. Macmillan
Moscow
Camp David
Reuter
Washington
U.S
Mr. Khurshchev
Britain
America
Geneva
Migrants to Australia Mainly British in Last Year
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr. Carver reported that 55 percent of 109,857 arrivals last year were British. Of those intending permanent settlement 60,196 were British. Australia posted a net migration gain of 64,879 with 44,978 departures. Over 12 years to December 31, 721,533 of 1,012,152 total gains came via assisted passages.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
Carver
Panama Guards Nab Three From Castro Invasion Plot
Panamanian National Guard captured three of about 60 alleged invaders said by Minister of Justice Jose Bazan to have been sent by Fidel Castro to liberate Panama. The men reportedly landed at Santa Isabel beach in San Blas and are tied to a wider conspiracy linked to ex diplomat Dr. Roberto Arias. Margot Fonteyn’s husband seeks safe conduct to Brazil. Britain opposes Fonteyn extradition under a 1907 treaty.
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Jose Bazan
Fidel Castro
Panama
Bazan
National Guard
Santa Isabel
San Blas, Peninsula
Roberto Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Panama City
Brazil
Organisation of American States
Ernesto de la Guardia
Cuba
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Dr Graham Draws Record Crowd in Canberra Crusade
Ten thousand plus flocked to Manuka Oval for Billy Graham's crusade in Canberra despite cold weather. Police reported heavy traffic, 20 officers on duty, and buses bringing crowds from Wagga and Cooma. Graham urged public commitment to Christ as counsellors processed thousands who made decisions.
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Oval
Canberra
Graham
U.S
Texas
California
Australia
N.S.W
Victoria
The
Crusade Choir
Melbourne
Wagga
Crookwell
Cooma
Cootamundra
Atham Crusade
Manuka Oval
Manuka
Picture Theatre
Government House
McEwen
Parliament House
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Whitehall
U.K
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Kings Hall
Christ
F. P. McMaster
G. Wheen
Richard Cleaver
M.P
Cliff Burrows
Geo. Beverly Shea
God
McMaster
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