Nuclear Test Suspension Opens Path to Disarmament Talks
Britain and the United States signal readiness to suspend atmospheric nuclear tests from October 1, inviting broader disarmament efforts. Officials stress the need for international inspection, global adherence by Britain, the United States, Russia, France, and China, and consider limits on weapon distribution and outer space militarization as next steps.
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McEwen Heads to Montreal for Trade Talks
Mr McEwen departs for Montreal to push mutual trade accords with Malaya and Ceylon, key suppliers of rubber, tin, and tea, amid concerns over unfair trade practices and price instability. He aims to expand Commonwealth trade and address commodity market challenges during the conference.
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SEATO Advisers To Meet Next Month
Manila says SEATO top military advisers will hold a Bangkok meeting in September to review developments threatening treaty area security. Philippine sources cite rising communist activity around Formosa and Cambodia recognizing Red China as part of regional pressure.
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Plants Sought For US by Australian Botanists Visit to Hurtvalle
Two U.S. botanists travel under the US Department of Agriculture to visit Hurtvalle and Canberra on September 1 and 2 to meet state botanists and horticulturists. They will inspect native flora, view arboretum plantings, and collect planting material for U.S. trials. The Longwood Foundation supports their exploration for ornamental plants.
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Death of South Africa Prime Minister Strijdom
Prime Minister Johannes Strijdom dies in hospital at age about 60 after a fortnight of serious illness from a blood clot. He had led South Africa since 1954 and backed racial segregation. His wife Susanna was elsewhere in the hospital. Acting PM Charles Swart was named three days earlier.
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Atomic Experts To Hear Details Of New Process
Professor Rupert Myers of Sydney University has developed a method to extract uranium alloy for potential reactor fuel. He will present the paper at the Geneva conference opening September 1 and depart Sydney Tuesday for Geneva. The Australian delegation will be led by Professor Marcus Oliphant.
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Man Behind U S Space Plans
Roy William Johnson, a Wisconsin born executive known for his urbane style, leads ARPA in Washington shaping the United States space and defense research. He can contract with private firms or universities and his agency evaluates proposals for long term military tech while remaining under Defense Department oversight.
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Evatt Faces Coalminer Opponent in Hunter Race
In the Newcastle district Hunter electorate, Dr. Evatt will be opposed by coal miner John Alan Marsden 87 of Fenella Bay. Marsden, a two term family man and former steel worker, served as a war tank unit warrant officer and leads the Liberal Toronto branch and Robertson conference committees.
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Three Killed In British EOKA Clash Near Famagusta
In a clash near Famagusta village last night three Greek Cypriots were killed and a British serviceman wounded. An official spokesman said a British patrol had set up an ambush and returned fire, routing the ambushers and killing three while taking two prisoners.
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Pocket Size Guided Missile Developed
An Australian firm announces a small guided missile that can be ground launched from vehicles. The weapon uses a new guidance system to hit targets at short range, aimed at armored vehicles and fortifications. An Australian company spokesman said several governments have shown interest.
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