NATO split widens over unified command and Formosa relief aid
The report details debate on NATO's command structure with France resisting centralization while the U.S. presses for unity. It notes Britain pledging to preserve forces in West Germany and the Rhine Army, and mentions Australian aid to Formosa flood victims as Chinese relief efforts unfold.
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Australia
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Cuba May Receive Soviet Submarines
NANA reports Castro’s purchasing agent Victor enta Cardoza contacted East German officials to acquire older submarines for Cuba. Western Intelligence warns a Cuban fleet could enable clandestine Caribbean mischief and serve as a screen for Soviet submarine operations.
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Western Intelligence
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Caribbean
Wool industry remains major in Australia says Jantzen director
Sydney today report quotes Jantzen of Australia managing director J N Walker reminding Australians that wool production remains a leading industry for the country.
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J. N. Walker
India Can Produce Atomic Weapons, Hindustan Times Claims
The Hindustan Times reports India now has the capacity to make atomic bombs. Dr. Homi J. Bhabha told an informal Parliamentary committee that India can produce weapons but will use atomic energy for peaceful purposes, without outside assistance.
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India
Hindustan Times
Homi J. Bhadra
Bhabra
Nehru
Dr. Bhadra
Native Leaders In N G Seek Right To Drink
Native members of Port Moresby's local government council seek a permit or club system allowing native leaders to drink. A spokesman noted illegality of native drinking punishes prestige, while many leaders reportedly drink. Mr Hasluck will discuss with officials. concerns include class distinction and potential abuses.
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Port Moresby
Hasluck
President Eisenhower Praises Greek Unity During Athens Visit
President Eisenhower wrapped up a one day visit to Greece with a Parliament address urging continued military economic and spiritual strength to win the peace. He reported strong Greek support and said the U.S. and Greece share views on Balkan and Eastern Mediterranean concerns.
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Better Wife Divorce Granted in London Case
Mrs Sylvia Duncan obtained a divorce from Peter Duncan 44 editor and producer of the BBC feature In Town Tonight. The couple had coauthored the book How to be a Better Wife prior to the split.
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Sylvia Duncan
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London Talks Not Convenient for Verwoerd Says
Verwoerd rejects London talks as convened though Macmillan announced a May 3 meeting between prime ministers. He notes South Africa’s parliament in session and May celebrations marking Union's 60th year. Macmillan says Sir Roy Welensky will attend, while Gaitskell asks about West Indies and Nigerian federation leaders.
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