Mikoyan May Discuss West Berlin During Washington Visit
Soviet minister Anastas Mikoyan arrived in New York and flew to Washington for a four or five day stay. He suggested a possible meeting with President Eisenhower but said no White House talks were arranged yet. Mikoyan spoke of no set agenda for Berlin crisis discussions and planned to tour American cities during his trip.
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Fidel Castro Gains Momentum as Havana Eases
Fidel Castro neared Havana after a 25 month revolt led by the 32 year old rebel chief. Urrutia forces sought to restore order by arming volunteers who surrendered weapons, easing tension in the capital while Castro reviewed troops in Camaguey and prepared to arrive in Havana.
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Europeans Hurt As Natives Riot In Belgian Congo
In Leopoldville a Catholic priest was knocked unconscious and 28 Europeans were injured in a native riot while stopping looting of businesses. Reports said other Europeans sought refuge in the Portuguese Embassy as disturbances continued and officials imposed a state of alert with a ban on meetings of more than five people.
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Triple drowning tragedy at Gonn Crossing on Murray
Melbourne reports a triple drowning at Gonn Crossing on the New South Wales side of the Murray River. Thomas Jason and Vera of Carlton swam with their 13 year old granddaughter Lorraine Panesar. Lorraine struggled and her grandparents attempted a rescue but perished.
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Refugees Arrive in Sydney From Reds Under World Council Aid
About 200 White Russian refugees reached Sydney today aboard the Anking. Two died en route from China to Australia, largely from Harbin and Manchuria, after boarding in Hong Kong. The World Council of Churches organized their flight from Communist rule amid huge crowds on the wharf.
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Claim 600000 In Revolt Against Reds In Formosa
TaipeI reports Li Yung-Hein head of the Nationalist Mongolian Affairs Commission says 600000 Tibetans and Mongolians took part in an anti Communist uprising. He claims the revolt spread to outer Mongolia and eight Chinese provinces with rebels fighting Russian and Chinese forces.
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Mystery submarine towed from Atlantic by Spanish fishing boats
Two Pasajes based fishing vessels report a derelict unmanned submarine estimated at 600 tons was sighted about 40 miles off Spain and towed toward Pasajes. A third ship has joined the tow as heavy seas may have snapped the line.
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Rocket Moon Mission Sparks Space Race Debate
A Soviet rocket launched toward the moon reportedly brushed the lunar surface and began a solar orbit. Tass said the craft 296 250 miles from Earth at 2 am and 4 060 miles from the moon at 12 59 pm. Surface temps ranged 41 59 F with similar interior heat. Experts predicted Mars Venus reachability and a possible manned lunar lab.
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Peanut lodged in child's lung prompts long ambulance run
A two year old girl from Cabramurra swallowed a shelled peanut that lodged in her lung and required immediate surgery. She was first taken to Cooma Hospital but lacking equipment was transported 130 miles to Canberra Community Hospital where doctors successfully removed the peanut. The mother was unaware of how the peanuts were accessed and the father is abroad on an engineering course.
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Canberra Times to Publish 2 PM Local Results
The Canberra Times will issue a special 2 p.m. edition announcing all local examination results. A separate paper will carry the leaving certificate results and related details for readers.
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Kline Dropped Favell Promoted for Third Test
The Victorian left armer Lindsay Kline is omitted from the Test side for the third match while South Australian opener Les Favell is recalled. Favell has captained South Australia and is an opening bat in strong form as Australia pursues a second win after the previous victory.
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