U K Proposes Summit Talks On August 12
The article reports Britain proposing a summit on August 12 with details that the reply would go to the Russian Government by midnight Canberra time. It notes Prime Minister Macmillan reading Khrushchev’s letter and the discussion about where a special meeting should take place alongside ongoing U.N. framework debates. It covers Eisenhower’s stance on not letting the U.S. appear as a defendant and France’s fixed position. It mentions Iraq’s revolutionary government gaining recognition from Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, West Germany, Greece, and Japan, as part of the shifting Middle East crisis context.
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Dolley
Middle East
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Geneva
London
Britain
America
New York
U.S
Russia
Lebanon
France
U.N
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Iraq
United Press International
West Germany
Greece
Bonn
Athens
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Abdel Karim Hassein
A.P.S
Hing Faisal
Jordan
Tokyo
Japan
Kas‘gem
Soviet
Grigory Zaitsave
Bag‘dad
Shehab Elected President of Lebanon
General Guad Shehab, army commander in chief, was elected president by the Lebanese Parliament on the second ballot after a close vote. The decision, urged by Chamoun, is seen as a potential first step toward ending Lebanon’s civil strife and foreign intervention amid security crackdowns in Beirut.
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Edie
Shehab
London
Solvng
Wey
Sami Solk
Genii Shehab
SIS
Chamoun
Eisen- Vet
Kert Murphy
Lebanon
Associated Press
U.S
U.N
Altitude Record Attempt In Rough Weather
Gavin Youl, 22, flew a Chipmunk to 26 000 ft near Launceston in heavy weather aiming for Australia’s first official light plane altitude record. The craft iced up and drifted westward in 60 knot winds, forcing a landing in a paddock with half a gallon of fuel remaining. Youl plans to file the claim with the Federation Aeronautique Internationale via the Aero Club Federation of Australia.
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Launceston
Tasmanian Aero Club
Gavin Youl
Australia
Youl
Federated Aeronautique International
France
Aero Club Federation of Australia
Military Chief to Visit Britain Canada and the United States
The Chief of the General Staff Lieutenant General Garrett will leave Australia today for Britain Canada and the United States. The Army Minister Mr. Cramer announced yesterday that Garrett would establish contacts with military leaders in these countries study overseas development in military techniques and inspect service installations.
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Garrett
Australia
Britain
Canada
United States
Cramer
Import Level Not To Be Disturbed
Australian government eases import rules to keep capital equipment and essential goods flowing from dollar sources. Exempts licenses for items worth 21.5 million a year, including fashion books and certain metals, and raises quotas to meet shortages. McEwen cites cost savings and stable reserves as aims, while industry groups urge export growth.
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Move
Associated Chambers of Commerce
R. Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Troops Fire On Cypriot Mob In Akhertiou Village
British troops killed two Greek Cypriots after being attacked by about 300 Cypriots in Akhertiou near Famagusta. One man died on scene, the other in hospital from gunshot wounds. The incident followed rocks bricks and bottles hurled at a patrol, prompting troops to fire to extract themselves. Deaths raise total to six dead in Cyprus violence over 53 days.
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London
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Ake Jmillan
Turkey
Greence
Cyprus
Karamantis
Athens
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Greece
Gaitskell
Menderes
Downing Street
Malarrog
Greely
Date For Jindabyne Flooding Uncertain
The Mooding of the Township of Jinda byne date remains uncertain. Member for Monaro Mr AL D Fraser has been informed.
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Monaro
AL D. Fraser
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E. Clement
J. E. Willoughby
Jones
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Associated Chambers’ of Manufactures
R. W. C. Anderson
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