Cuban Rebel Leader Ruling Nation Amid Chaos
The Cuban rebel movement, led by Castro, seizes control as a general strike halts services in Havana. Batista flees to the Dominican Republic, while rioting, looting, and arson spread through the capital.
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Eisenhower Challenges Red Leaders Over Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower at Gettysburg urged Soviet leaders to set aside threats and seek peaceful co existence. He replied to a joint Soviet message with a demand that Berlin be settled without coercion and warned that Western Allies must apply peaceful aims to Berlin first. The exchange stressed hopes for German unity and European security and urged real progress toward lasting peace in 1959.
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Still No Sign Of Balloon Across Atlantic
New York dateline Mingay AP reports the Small Wind balloon launched from the Canary Islands on December 12 with three men and a woman aboard has not been heard from for 18 days and the expected westward Caribbean crossing has not occurred.
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Cosmos Station Planned by Russians for 1966
Moscow report from Tavestia says Russia may launch a cosmic station by 1966 with a television centre and observatory orbiting Earth above 20 000 miles. The station would transmit to Europe Asia and Africa and serve as a cosmic observatory and radio beacon for guiding intercontinental rockets.
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Round-up of Reds in Egypt Targets Communists
Cairo reports a widespread anti Communist arrest campaign with 68 initial detainees including journalists and students, three publishing houses closed, and officials with suspected Communist ties dismissed. Observers note splits within the party and a national climate of Arab nationalism opposing communism.
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Iraqi unrest erupts amid clashes and censorship
A New York Times dispatch from London reports serious unrest in Iraq with constant clashes between Communists and Egyptian nationalists. Ten people died in one clash as reports warn internal security deteriorates and censorship limits domestic coverage.
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Victorian road toll rises with two more deaths
Twenty people have died on Victorian roads since Christmas Eve. The latest victims include a 3 year old boy struck by a truck in Brooklyn and a motorist killed when two cars collided on the Winchelsea Colac road late last night.
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England Bowlers Fight Back in Melbourne Test
On day three in Melbourne Neil Harvey top scored with 167 for Australia, but England fought back taking four wickets for six runs as the hosts attempted a big lead. Statham led England's bowling with four for 45 as Mackay and Davidson finished not out for 14 and 12 respectively.
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