Russia warns U S against atom bases in foreign lands
Moscow warns Washington to stop establishing atomic bases abroad and threatens consequences for nations permitting access. Kremlin accuses U S officials of planning atomic support commands to bolster non Communist states. Tokyo officials view Moscow statement as scare tactic and say bases access by Japan remains unchanged.
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Texan Migrant Faces Deportation For Test Violation
Garry Carter Parker, 20, born in Houston, pleaded guilty in City Court to a charge tied to migrant regulations after failing a dictation test in French. He admitted to immigration authorities his origin and arrival in Melbourne aboard a ship’s barber, and was sentenced to four days in jail with deportation planned for Monday.
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Dr Adams Committed for Trial in Eastbourne
Eastbourne today saw John Bodkin Adams of Eastbourne committed for trial after a nine day hearing. When asked for comment Adams said he was not guilty. Prosecution case concluded with nine days of evidence.
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No Comment On Invitation To Macmillan
President Eisenhower declined to confirm inviting Harold Macmillan saying several world leaders were invited but asked that their names remain secret until arrangements are finished. He stated no plan to travel abroad and affirmed U.S. policy on China remains unchanged while Americans are detained by the Peking regime.
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Eisenhower outlines balance of aid and arms in Cold War policy
The president argues aid to defend against communism must combine diplomacy and force. He says the US would not rule out tactical atomic weapons if needed but aims to avoid domination while assisting nations under aggression. The Army treats small tactical nuclear weapons as routine while remaining noninterventionist in others' affairs.
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Extension Of Fire Lighting Ban In A.CT
The fire lighting ban in the Australian Capital Territory is extended until Tuesday. Chief bush fire control officer Ray Mar reports no new outbreaks yesterday, but predicts high fire risk due to continuing dry conditions. Fires near Brindabella and Gundaroo are under control. rain is needed to suppress smouldering stumps. Maximum temperature reached 86.6 F with 11 percent humidity and a north northwest wind.
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Labour Convention Debates Immigration Policy Stance
Labour members criticise Convention discussions after Freeth blocks a Labour Party statement on immigration policy. The telegram notes pressure from Townley and others for a party view, while Evatts Costa and several senators are cited as seeking a formal position amid intra party contention.
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Israel Eyes Gaza Strip Control and UN Roles
Prime Minister Ben Gurion urged transferring Gaza to police control under UN safeguards to ensure internal security and self government. He warned against Egyptian forces or UN peacekeepers entering Gaza, urged demilitarisation of Sinai, and proposed Gaza as a pilot for Israel Arab cooperation with the United Nations. The Arab group and Egypt faced UN condemnation over evacuation delays. The Soviet Union offered Egypt goods via a trade delegation and Sidky met Abu Nasseir.
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Prime Minister Menzies Returns From Tasmanian Holiday
Mr Menzies returned to Melbourne after a three week break in Tasmania. He appeared suntanned and fit and said the holiday had been just what the doctor ordered. He toured near Launceston with Sir Gordon Rolph and planned to attend Australia Day events in Melbourne over the weekend.
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Canberra Weather Forecasts Move to Sydney Station
Canberra forecasts will no longer be supplied by Sydney Fairbairn Meteorological Station. Forecasting hours have been cut and reduced services prevent the full daily forecast. aviation forecasts remain, but Canberra’s full weather outlook will be issued by the Sydney Weather Station.
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Youth Lassoes Shark Tail After High Jump Catch
Peter Button waded 80 yards from the jetty and lassoed a shark's tail after riding its back. He baited a mullet on a rope line, ferried the line for 15 minutes, and leapt onto the shark to secure the catch. Experts note this rare stunt as Button's second such feat.
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