Mikoyan Talks with U S Union Leaders in Cleveland Visit
Soviet official Anastas Mikoyan met American labor leaders including James Carey president of the SS Electrical Workers Union during a luncheon discussion in Washington and later visited Vice President Nixon in the Capitol. Officials said Mikoyan sought a freer Berlin with an international commission and discussed World Federation of Trade Unions charges against non-Communist unions. He then traveled toward Cleveland to meet Cyrus Eaton amid police preparations for anti-Communist protests.
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Detroit
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U S Company Secures Oil Rights in Queensland
The Santiago Petroleum Corporation says it has acquired a 7 percent stake in about 3.2 million acres of petroleum concessions in Queensland and applied for full interest in another 22.4 million acres. An aerial magnetometer survey found signs of an elongated structural trend along a 100 mile surface. Brisbane reports say drilling is unlikely for at least a year, with initial activity limited to geological surveys.
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Queensland
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Heath
One Man
Brisbane
Tiago
Longreach
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Queensland Mines Department
Britain Open to Joint Study on Nuclear Tests
An authoritative source reports Britain is willing to join an American Soviet effort to distinguish underground nuclear tests from earth tremors. The move aims to support a three power conference on discontinuance of nuclear weapons tests.
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Russian scientist outlines space travel climate inside ship
London reports a leading Russian scientist says the earth climate can be replicated inside a cosmic ship to enable outer space travel. Professor Dobramayov claims the Soviet cosmic rocket demonstrated creating conditions for instruments and human survival, asserting foundation for interplanetary travel exists.
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Radiology Expert Questions Fetal X Ray Deformations
Dr Shields Warren chairing the National Academy of Sciences committee says no evidence that prenatal X rays deform unborn children. He notes disagreement with portions of a United Nations report on radiation dangers.
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Booster shot urged for fall protection in Ann Arbor
Dr. Tonna Salk, famed discoverer of the polio vaccine, yesterday urged a fourth booster shot of the meru for fall protection in Ann Arbor Michigan. The call highlights ongoing efforts to improve polio immunity as seasons change and public health campaigns continue.
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Congo Riots Prompt Belgian Parliament Recall
Leopoldville riots erupt as 35 Africans die and 100+ wounded in Congo capital. Parliament recalled to hear a briefing amid clashes with troops. European stores looted and a curfew imposed. paratroopers deployed from Kamina as Governor General Cornelis pledges order restoration. Amid turmoil Abako natives linked to early Congo political movement flee and confrontations continue.
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Menzies Chosen For World Cabinet In Reader Vote
London report notes Daily Express invited readers to name an emergency World Cabinet. Among selections Mr. Menzies was named World Minister for Health while Khrushchev topped World Prime Minister picks and de Gaulle named World Minister for Defence. Other portfolios went to Mikoyan in Trade and Siev... and Bevan in Education.
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Tragic Ulverstone Fire Kills Three Children in Showgrounds
Three children Carol Dana Colgrave ten Edwin Cusford Colgrave John Patrick Hayes thirteen died in a sheep pen at Ulverstone Showgrounds. Firefighters reached the blaze within minutes after the 9 50 a m alarm but found the pen sealed with a steel bar trapping the victims. Police say the fire, started by the children while playing a house, likely caused fatal smoke before flames spread. An inquest was opened to determine full details.
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John Patrick Hayes
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Island Castaways Not From Ian Crouch
Melbourne reports the men rescued by a fishing vessel near an atoll in the South China Sea are not survivors of the missing schooner Jan Crouch. Senator Partridge said the rescued party are Chinese fishermen, and the earlier U.S. air drops and search efforts involved the same crew. The atoll lies about 240 miles north of Labuan, with the 27 September sighting providing the only definite information to date. The British Ministry of Sea and Civil Aviation is also involved in the inquiry into the disappearances.
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