US Experts Assisting Laos Forces
Laos faces continued Communist pressure as US experts train local troops under Geneva norms. Reports cite Peking and Hani involvement rumors and fears of broader Sino Vietnamese aims. Brigadier General Quan Rattikone reports heavy casualties for the Lao army in Sam Neua as they seek to starve out Communists along the Ma River. India urges Geneva based International Supervisory Commission handling and warns withdrawal if other methods are used.
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Associated Press
Peking
Hanni
Hani
Laos
Quan Raitikone
Sam Neua
Rattikone
cUn
Vientiane
Vietnam
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India
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International Supervisory Commission
Indo
China
University Prank Triggers Police Attack at Campus
A student prank erupted into violence as about 2000 students overwhelmed campus security. Police seized five students after objects were hurled at officers and a police car was targeted. Inspector Cody warned of potential charges, while the vice chancellor urged calm and departure. Hundreds of girls offered running commentary as the scene cooled.
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Eally
Wumual Manley
Osu
Aovandech
Anil
Apa
Gestapo Gestapo
Euppers
Cody
Police Headquarters
George Paton
George
Books Replaced in Moscow After Soviet Protests
Seventy of almost 150 books removed from the American Exhibition were replaced yesterday under plastic covers. Visitors can admire but not touch them as Russia had complained last month that some works contained slanders against the Soviet Union.
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Iriany
Aap-Reuter
Russia
Soviet Union
Queen Announces Expected Royal Baby Next Year
The Queen, recovering from Canada and in good health, plans no further public engagements this autumn. A second notice confirms a baby is expected in February, affecting the West Africa tour and Balmoral plans with Prince Philip. Ghana and Canada leaders were informed.
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Richard Olvil
Prince Philip
Canada
Wits
Ghana
Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
Wele
Elizabeth
Balmoral
Buckingham Palace
West Africa
Sisera Leone
Gambia
Duke of Edinburgh
Shetland
Orkney
Herter Says Geneva Talks Eased Berlin Crisis
Secretary of State John Herter returned from Geneva saying Western powers negotiated earnestly in good faith while the Soviet Union pursued aims to remove Western protection from Berlin. He warned that Moscow sought to undermine West Berlin rights and force a drastic troop reduction to crush morale and prolong war potential.
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Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
West Europe
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Herter
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Grotuyka
Princess Alexandra Sets Course for Australia Visit
Princess Alexandra travels today by air via Qantas Super Constellation to Vancouver then Canberra arriving Friday for a six week Royal visit to Australia. The Royal Visit director-general W R Cumming plans to meet her in Vancouver and escort to Canberra as Prime Minister Menzies extends best wishes on behalf of Australia.
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Australia
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Sydney
Princess Alexandra
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London
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Australian Institute of Management
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National Capital Development Commissioner
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N.5.w. Conservatorium of Music
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