U K Forces Rush to Middle East as Kuwait Dispute Brews
Emergency United Nations Security Council session to discuss Kuwait dispute amid a rapid UK military buildup. British forces from Aden Prince into Kuwait include 600 Royal Marines, 14 Centurion tanks, 120 Dragoon Guards, Hawker Hunter jets, and Bulwark carrier with troops.
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Britain Masses Forces in Kuwait Crisis Reported
Reuters dispatch from the frontier and Nairobi notes a British 2410th Infantry Brigade expected to move from Kenya to Kuwait in RAP transports. Prime Minister Macmillan conferred in London on the situation in a stocktaking meeting. Baghdad denied Iraqi troop massing while Kuwait seeks peaceful resolution.
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West to reply within a week on Berlin crisis
U S officials said the West plans a reply to Khrushchev's June 11 note on West Berlin within a week. Fay Kohler and ambassadors from Britain, France, and West Germany were to meet to refine the response. The West seeks negotiation but rejects Soviet terms and awaits a point by point reply. The New York Times urged a united Western front to avert a larger conflict.
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Rain Dodgers Canberra Sees Heavy July Downpour
Canberra received 48 points of rainfall from midnight Friday to 9 p m yesterday. July average is 135 points, easing drought after a dry June. Farmers welcomed the rain aiding winter feed growth, while fog disrupted some air services and reduced Sunday traffic. Despite wet conditions, weekend accidents were few and no injuries reported.
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Mrs Bradley Sails For England
Mrs Maeda Bradley wife of convicted murderer Stephen Leslie Bradley sailed from Sydney to England aboard Castel Felice with her son Robert hidden in her cabin. She told reporters she believes in her husband's innocence and plans to stay in London about a year to work before returning to Australia to await him.
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