Congo Urges UN to Order Whites Out of Congo Crisis
UN warned to maintain order in the Congo as Lumumba resists secession plans and Katanga pressure. Belgian troops have left and Swedish forces arrived at Kisangani Airport while protests and diplomatic warnings unfold. Dag Hammarskjold outlined UN neutrality and threatened Security Council action if Katanga or the central government defies findings.
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Lumumba
Katanga
Ubete
Bljubeibeille
Kattargs
A.P
Tuocpr
Tersitil
Tm Yard
Swed
Tader Wad
Ise
Agresment
U.N
Tibombe
Nou
United Nations
Congo Republi
Congo
Ralbhefunche
Patrice Lumumba
USN
Dag Hamamarskjveld
Ict U.N
Kataya
Security Council
Kalangi
Sjanecific
Klammarskfoeld
Flor
Britain and Western Europe pact threatens Commonwealth links
London reports warn that closer Britain Western Europe ties may damage Australia New Zealand and Canada economies. Observers say renewal of free trade and raw materials flows under the Commonwealth faced conflicts with the European Common Market. Finance ministers plan preliminary talks in London to seek progress.
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London
AAP Reuter
Britain
Europe
Australia
Newland
Canada
Doa
H Macmilan
Adenance
Hiv
Soviet Diplomat Expelled By U S
The State Department demanded the departure of Soviet first secretary Vantin Ivanov from Moscow for violating diplomatic conduct. In a related move, three American citizens were ordered to leave Russia, including Colonel Edwin Kirton and two tourists, while a Hungarian aide was denied return to Hungary.
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Vantin Ivanov
Mikhail Menshikoy
State Department
Ivanov
Soviet Union
Russia
Edwin Kirton
Air Allache
Moscow
Robert
Christner
James Schultz
Hisrbest
Washington
Budapest
Jrovel Lasto
Tourist Exiled From Soviet Union In Sparks Incident
Robert Christner a 27 year old tourist was expelled from the Soviet Union and ordered out of the country in Sparks Nevada. He reportedly said do not worry and was thrown out of “better places” as authorities charged him with expulsion.
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Sparks
Nevada
Robert Christner
Soviet Union
Telerank Nother
Armstrong Jones Job Prospects Amid Royal Holiday
The People reports Tony Armstrong Jones faces a renewed job question as royal holidays at Balmoral continue. After two months since his honeymoon, his only work cited is helping with Kensington Palace apartments, while Balmoral hosts the sovereign circle relaxing after a busy year.
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Lonawwun
Tony Armstrong
Jones
Balasoral
Kensington Palace
Princess Margaret
Balmoral
Eminent scientists visit Britain for Royal Society tercentenary
Four distinguished scientists travel to Cambridge for the Royal Society tercentenary events. The group includes Sir John Eccles and Professor Sven Otto Heerstadius of Sweden, Professor Jan Henrik Oert of the Netherlands, and Professor Bernardo Houssay of Argentina as they attend honorary degree ceremonies.
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Senate House
Cambridge
England
Britain
Royal Society
Sven Otto Heerstadius
Sweden
John Eccles
No lake shore preserved for Canberra golf club
National Capital Development Commission official J W Overall said no Canberra lake foreshore would be alienated by the Royal Canberra Golf Course at Westbourne Wood. He rejected claims in The Canberra Times that lake foreshore would be withdrawn from public access, stressing the leased site did not reach the lake foreshore.
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Canbera Lake
Royal Canberra
Westbourne Wood
National Capital Development
Golf Club
Westbourne
Ood
Budget prospects point to higher taxes and inflation fight
The government plans likely to raise company tax by 6d and save £15 million, scrap the last year's 5 percent personal tax cut costing £17.9 million, and tighten anti inflation measures. Open questions remain on monopolies action and property means test liberalisation as Parliament opens the session.
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Inc
Rome
Mr. Menzies
Reserve Bank
Treasury
Echo Satellite Seen Over Sydney During Space Probe
Reports from Canberra describe Echo satellite sightings near Sydney as an attempt to bounce signals to West Australia and New Zealand. Observers note the satellite appeared on the second and third passes, ahead of predicted times, with clear visibility across the British Isles on the third transit and strong reception at Slough Radio Research Station.
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Westar
Australia
New Zealand
Echo
F Brissin
Slough
Buckinghamshire
British Isles
Laos Crisis Weighs Neutral Stance as Pathet Lao Near Positions
Observers report a fragile, evolving Laos situation with potential Pathet Lao moves from mountaintop areas near Vientiane. Prince Souvanna Phouma urges armed neutrality while denouncing sub American aims. Banks and money lenders are closed and food shipments hindered by Thai border controls as the U.S. presence remains uncertain.
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Pathet Lao
Tere
Vien Wane
Prince Souvanna
Phouma
Las
Vientiane
Thailand
U.S
Cuban plots splutter in dissension across dissident groups
The American Associated Press reports Cuban dissident groups like the Insurrectionist Movement for the Recovery of the Revolution and the Movement for Recovery of the Revolution show frayed unity. Some groups back Castro, but leadership disagreements hinder coordinated action.
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MIAML
Florida
Corba
Associated Press
M.lr.r
MER
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