Laotian Rebels Claim Government Resigns Amid Turmoil
Rebels announce on Viennese radio that the Lao government has resigned, with reports of the Luusian National Assembly being formed at gunpoint. Foreign restrictions rise as rebels press for neutrality and a halt to international intervention. Premier Souvanna and Prince Somsanith maneuver, while U.S. policy faces renewed scrutiny.
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Vientian Radio
Stein Sion
Kong Lach
Fie
Laos
Prince Souvansia
Kong Lao
Tor
Prince Somsanith
Viettiane
Ngan Sunan
Prines Souvanna
U.S
Lang
Asia
Unclear OCR Record: Poison in Teeth Incident
Fragmentary police notice describes a case involving poison found in teeth aboard a vessel or transport. Reading is incomplete with multiple garbled names and locations, but mentions a police response and an arsenic related event. Further readable details are insufficient to name persons or places with confidence.
Queen Mother Attends Jubilee Service in Edinburgh
The Queen Mother joined a service of thanksgiving at St Giles Church to mark the 1910 World Missionary Congress jubilee in Edinburgh. Church readers from around the world in Scotland for the summer, plus World Council of Churches meetings and the International Missionary Council administrative committee, were present. The 1910 congress began a movement toward international and interchurch co operation.
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Edinburgh
St Giles
World Missionary Congress
Edinburlh
Scotland
World Council of Churches
International Missionary Council
Servic
Canberra Man Tests Fighter at Edwards Air Base
Wing-Commander Alan Hodges of Fighter Aeration RA ABC Canberra dons a helmet for a test flight in an American twin engined multimission fighter at Edwards Air Base California. Captain Norvitt Bud Evans, project pilot for the plane, discusses the aircraft with its commander Hodges is USAP.
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Alan Hodges
RA. A.B
Canberra
Edwards Air Base
California
Hodges
USAP
Norvitt
Bud") Evans
Balloon Not A Perfect Sphere
Scientists at Rochant Observatory photographed the American Echo satellite launched from Cape Canaveral on Friday. An observatory spokesman said the satellite’s brightness was brighter than a first magnitude star but showed periodic variation, indicating the balloon was no longer perfectly spherical.
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Bochumauwest Germany
Reuter
Prison Riot at Stony Mountain Prison Kills One, Injures Seven
Prison riot at Stony Mountain Penitentiary results in one inmate dead and seven others wounded, including guards and prisoners. Warden Des Rosiers says violence began in the yard as a group of inmates attacked guards, with police and army units called to quell the outbreak. More than 100 Canadian personnel assisted in the response.
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Stony Mountain
Manitoba
Charles Des Ros
Mn JSON
Ceree
Wrowhurs
Des” Rosiers
Hospital Name To Stay After Canberra Board Meeting
A Canberra hospital board meeting considered changing the hospital name to The Canberra Hospital. Dr A Lane and others argued for the change as 600 beds were to be installed, while Mrs R Shall and supporters favored keeping Community to reflect its tax-funding and local service. The board faced a vote on whether altering the name would be a step forward or a misstep for the institution.
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Nai
A. & Lane
Canfedera Hospi Board
Alan Harris
Orward
Belis
Canberra
Tel Hoard
Canberra Hospital
R. Shall
Lane
Police clash with Sikh demonstrators in New Delhi rally
In New Delhi on Independence Day, police clashed with Sikh protesters during Nehru's address. About 180 people were arrested as Sikhs campaigning for a Punjabi-speaking state raised black flags at the temple and released black balloons over the prime minister's head.
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New Delhi
Morday Aat
Reuter
Mr. Nehru
Onposite
U N Force Expands in Katanga Crisis
U N command plans reinforcements to Elisabethville with Sweden and Malay units joining 300 Swedish troops flown in with Secretary General. Reports note Belgian forces handing over to U N, Katanga premier Tshombe amid anti Belgian protests. Swedes rush to Kadatville as police teargas rage erupts. Kolwezi sees 25 Swedish troops sent amid rising tension.
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U.N
Troy
Sweden
Federlion
Maracca
Elisabethville
Dap Vammar
Gs Rikty
Trin
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Batistina
Congo
felpian _ Icaderes
Katanga
Cosigo
Roger Gheysens
Moise Tshiombe
Flamimarshiveid
Kadatville Abou
Kalunga Rilite
Kolwezi
Elisabeth
Royal Pardon Sought for Killer Poole in Kenya Murder
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was asked to consider a royal prerogative to commute death for Peter Poole 28 sentenced to hang for the murder of an African houseboy in Kenya. Poole’s Privy Council appeal failed and a 25000-signature reprieve petition was dismissed by Governor Sir Patrick Renison.
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London
Harold Macmillin
Peter Pools
Poole
Allowiance Ihng
Privy Council
Kenya
Patrick Renison
Marcus Lipton
Labour
Brixton
Eastwood
Essex
Budget Session Resumes With Questions Debates Slated
The Spouse of Reponsen tatives will resume for the Budget Sittings at 2.40 pan today and after Questions a debate the Patents The Senate will resume all IPs and after Questions a debate the Defence Re view. Treasurer, Mr Halt, will deliver the Budget to the House tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Senate
Halt
House of Representatives
Canberra council urged tender for new technical college
A.C. Advisory Council meeting last night refused to comment on whether budget allocations delayed tenders for the first block of Canberra's new technical college. Councillor Donnelly urged the minister to reconsider and call tenders immediately. Members pressed for clarity on budget influence and the temporary college's poor facilities and costs.
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National Capital Development
W. ©. Andrews
ACT
Advisory Council
Commission
Donnelly
Tandera
Arodt
Mr. Andrews
Plas
A.C. Mem
J. R. Fraser
Canberra
Limporary College
AP. Dalgarno
Iham
Re J
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