Royal Army advances on vital road in Laos campaign
Royal Lao Army drive north along the Vientiane to Luang Prabang road split pro Communist rebel forces and restored government control over more than 80 miles of the route. In Ben Nin Hiep a clash yielded a howitzer and weapons. Wan Vieng saw recapture with ammunition and vehicles seized. Colonel Oudone Sananikone warned that rebels remain free to harass and reform elsewhere. UK envoy announced talks on Laos with no final outcome. Prince Norodom Sihanouk signaled willingness to limit Geneva talks in favor of China’s proposal for a restricted discussion.
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British United Press
Ben Nin Hiep
Nam Like
Wan Vieng
Phatang
Oudone Sananikone
Oudone
U.K
Ostaw
Frank Roberts
Vasily Kuznetsov
Russia
Laos
International Control Commission
A.A
Chou En-Lai
Geneva
China
A.ap
Reuter
Cina
Four men questioned in Yeates death inquiry in Sydney
Sydney police appeal to Army Department to review service records for four World War II era associates of Dr. James Macrae Yeates. A man interviewed says the four kept ties with Yeates after the war and may aid in explaining the September fifteenth fatality at his Vaucluse home.
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BR. EF. Lendram
Macquarie Street
James Macrae Yeates
Rodgers
Yeates
Vaucluse
Lendram
Brisbane C.lb
Lendrum
Was Yeates
Army Department
Sth
Dr. Yeates
German General Heusinger Visits Britain for Four Day Tour
German General Hans Heusinger made a four day visit to Britain to confer with service chiefs and inspect four British military installations as part of a high level talks with U.K. defense officials.
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Britain
Adolf Heusinger
NATO
Caspar John
Royal Naval
Kennedy seeks world peace as new U S leader vows cooperation
President Kennedy announces readiness to join the Soviet Union and others in pursuing world peace as Moscow and Washington open diplomatic channels. He signs aid orders for needy areas and Cabinet members are sworn in. Krushchev welcomes the overture while Beijing attacks the new president.
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A.A.P
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Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
Krushchev
White House
Mr. Kennedy
American Associated Press
G Bang
Kennendy
Earl Warren
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Moscow
Ieaders
Russia
China
Peking
Llewellyn Thompson
Conference to Seek New Arms Approach
The article reports Commonwealth leaders planning a week long meeting led by British Prime Minister Macmillan to push disarmament as a central topic. It notes the UN General Assembly in New York will also debate the same issue with speculation on Soviet Premier Khrushchev joining.
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Ase Posory
Mr. Macmillan
United Nations General Assembly
New York
London
Krushchev
General Assembly
Queen and Duke to Attend Jaipur Tiger Hunt
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh plan to attend a tiger shoot in Jaipur pending final decision. Protesters in Britain and India object while 100000 greet the royals in New Delhi and Jaipur.
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Britain
India
Tiger
Duke of Edinburgh
New Delhi
Sanganar
Prasad
160 Rescued On Sydney Beaches
More than 160 people were rescued at seven major Sydney beaches as huge waves lashed the New South Wales coast. Several beaches including Dee Why Bondi and Queenscliffe were closed due to treacherous seas this afternoon.
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N.S.W
Dee Why
Bondi
Queenscliffe
Renewed Terror for Congo Whites Intensifies Strife
In Stanleyville and surrounding areas Europeans, mostly Belgians, seek UN protection as new terror grips whites. Sixty seek refuge near Stanleyville Airport while reports say Kenyans await a native government after elections.
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Sinty
United Nations
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
London Sunday Express
Kenya
Ranson
Bomboko
Lumumbi
Lumumba
Justin Bomboko
Bukavu
Nairobi
Sunday Express
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