Lindsay Finds McCarthyism In Red China
Lord Lindsay Australian National University professor criticizes Communist China's leaders for denying him and his wife entry during World War II relations. He recalls visa denial at Hong Kong border, censorship by Mao Tse Tung and Chou En Lai, and compares Beijing to McCarthy era hostility. He traces wartime China work, 1938 arrival, and reunions with Bevan, with teaching posts planned at Yale.
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Australian National University
China
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Hongkong
Peising
Communist Party
Mao Tse Tung
Chou En- Lai
Yen Ching University
Peking
Yunnan
Aneurin Bevan
Japan
Yale University
Warner suffers lung condition after car accident
A hospital report yesterday said Hollywood producer Jack Warner developed serious pulmonary complications after a car accident three days earlier. Doctors said the condition was a cause for worry.
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P. Reuter
Jack Warner
Yugoslav Paper Denounces Russian Bloc Slander
Borba, the official Yugoslav Communist Party newspaper, accuses bloc papers of discrediting Yugoslavia. It says Western allies hid Yugoslav condemnations of Anglo American Middle East actions and Tito’s messages to non bloc leaders, denouncing alleged fabrications about Yugoslavia aiding West German rearmament and Navy maneuvers with Atlantic Pact navies.
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Belgrade
Aa.p.-Reuter
Barba
Communist Party
Middle East
Tito
Borba
West Germany
Oxford Repair Fund Realised For Historic Buildings
A fund targeting 1 750 000 to repair Oxford University historic buildings reached its goal in 13 months. The Port Foundation gave the largest single gift of 400 000 pounds.
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Oxford
London
Unanimous Security Council Push on Middle East Crisis
The Security Council reached rare unanimity after Britain and Panama secured American acceptance of a compromise draft deleting some U S language to assuage Soviet objections. Soviet and Iraqi delegates pressed for broader action while the United States and United Kingdom pursued UN backed measures to withdraw forces and preserve Lebanon Jordan independence.
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Jordan
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Russia
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Soboley
Pierson Dixon
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Dag Hammarsfield
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United States
General Assembly
Hashim Jawad
U.A.R
Jardine leaves £71,274 in Britain will reveals
Former England cricket captain D R Jardine who died in Switzerland in June left £71,274 gross in his will. Jardine, aged 57, is noted in the report from London.
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London
A.A. P-Reuter
England
D. R. Jardine
Switzerland
Jardine
Newport Harbour Collision Claims 15 Lives
A mid afternoon collision between the 40 ton Gunfoil and the 250 ft motor tanker S E Graham near Newport Harbor left 15 dead and many injured. Flames from petrol engulfed both ships as crews leapt into a fogbound sea. Coast Guard and Navy tugs rescued survivors while search efforts ended with 15 confirmed fatalities. Captain Monteeville Eden of the Gunfoil died in the blaze. Alfred Palletier and Raymond Byrne survived, recounting the moment of impact and the thick smoke.
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S.E. Graham
Graham
Monteeville
Guiloil
Senaman Alfred Palletier
Raymond Bryne
Princess Margaret to Rest Before Final Canadian Weekend
Princess Margaret will rest today at a secluded cottage on the St John River before a coast to coast tour in Canada. Tomorrow she begins a busy final weekend before flying to England Monday. Teenage girls collected earth from her royal footprints and rolled it in tissue as mementoes. A 39 year old woman charged with disturbing the peace was detained for medical examination after allegedly throwing an apple core at the Princess.
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New Brunswick
PF Reuter
Princess Margaret
St. John River
Canada
England
Fredeleton
Christ Church Cathedral
Montreal
Gla
Douglas-Home says romance with Princess Margaretha ends
Mr Robin Douglas Home told UPI London that his affair with Princess Margaretha of Sweden appears finished. He cited a weeklong Nice engagement and a night out with another woman as signs, and said he plans not to visit Sweden soon.
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Robin Douglas
Home
Margaretha
United Press International
London
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Sweden
U.pi
Canberra clubs set records in 1933 week
The Northbourne Cricket Club won all five open trophies in its eighth season. At the annual meeting J F Collopy was elected president and C Smith secretary. The F C T P and A Association rejected a publican booth proposal at Hall after debate. E W Parsons was elected District Scout Commissioner as the Canberra District Boy Scouts Association reported 278 members across two Rover crews seven Scout troops and six Cub packs.
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Canberra
J. F. Collopy
C. Smith
L. Weekes
R. Parker
F.C.T. P
A. Association
Hall
J. T. H. Goodwin
C. 8. Daley
D. P. Israeli
S. Anderson
H. E. Jones
J. H. Starling
J, C. Strong
A. J. Paynting
W. G. Chapman
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