Red of Russia oil line aims at Western powers
Russia and eastern European neighbors are building a vast oil pipeline to boost supplies and wage economic pressure on the West. The line, about 6,330 miles long, links Rumanians, Baltic regions, and satellite nations, financed by each country for its own section. Britain signals possible protests over Cuba takeover of Havana refinery and seeks unity with the United States and other governments.
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Russia
Evelem
Dsm
British United Press
Europe
Rouys
United States
Alexei Kosyain
Ussr
Council of Ministers
Jast Automo
Jsnokesman
TE Kno
Britain
Netherlands
Selwyn Lloyd
Don
Hoshiro
Rusia
Moscow
Baku
London
Shell
Havana
Foreign Office
Ong
Stanley Fordham
Ilavana
Soviet Promit official hints at limited progress in talks
Vienna officials report Russia, via Prominits Kirushiev, sees slight chance of positive results but asserts Washington will not negotiate while the current administration remains. He draws parallels to Hitler, condemns Nazi crimes, and warns against appeasement, urging firm stance to shield Europe.
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Kirushiev
Russia
Suwa
America
Vas
Hésenhower
U.S
Tbecan
Hlfaian
Adeoauer
Adolf Hit
Mauthausen
Hitler
Adan
Europe
Heuhehey
Nepal and China clash over border incident
In Katmandu police detained a leading member of the Nepalese Communist Party and five others after a border incident near Tibet. Nepalese Home Affairs Minister Upadhyay called the clash inside Nepalese territory unacceptable to Nepal. China blamed careless lower staff for the event in a note to Nepal.
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Nepal
Menitay de Py
Nler
Midanie 5
Nevlese Communist Party
Atu
Chines
P. Upadaya
China
Tibet
British United Press
Young Boys Rescued From Car Flames Near Blacktown
Rescuers pulled two boys from a car that burst into flames outside a Blacktown store. Shayne Liston, five, and Michael Liston, 22 months, of Oxley Street, Saylor Park, were inside when a box of matches allegedly sparked a fire. The younger boy suffered burns to the face and arms and was taken to Pare Famatia District Hospital. The mother had left them unattended in the front seat in a Westfield Pace parking lot. Police are investigating the cause.
Renewed Violence In Congo Rages In Leopoldville
In Leopoldville the Congolese capital, a fresh outbreak of tribal clashes left sixteen people injured as authorities report renewed violence sweeping through the city amid ongoing conflicts.
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Congo
Leopoldville
Canberra Advisory Council Votes To Postpone Water Rates
In an hourlong Canberra council debate, seven of eight elected members supported a motion by Mrs A P Dalgarno to postpone indefinitely the imposition of water rates on church properties and private schools. Critics warned the move could affect government revenue and funding for schools. The decision passed with two dissensions after discussion of value rates and broader implications for churches and education.
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Pear
A. P. Dalgarno
Th Council
Prad
Pend
Pead
Canberra
Pean
Department of the Trector
Australia
Bevatme
Byrne
Freeth
A. U. Daigurna
Ber Malian
New South Wales
Can- Bersas
Dalgarna
Pye
G. D. B. Maupher
Labour
H W. Aredt
Sinter
Beecham Admitted To London Nursing Home With Mild Ting Virus Recurrence
Sir Thomas Beecham, 81, described by his wife as clear of major illness, is in a London nursing home after a mild recurrence of a Ting virus infection contracted during a recent U S trip.
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Sir Thoras Beechan
London
United States
Coldest July Day for Four Years Across Canberra and NSW
A deep cold front brought Canberra to its coldest July day in four years with a 50 degree reading at 2 pm and heavy snow in the city and suburbs. Snow blanketed Sydney’s eastern suburbs and alarmed residents as blue mountains resorts and towns like Armidale saw snow. Communities reported two inches of snow in Coomandook and nearby areas, while Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia also recorded snowfall as a strong cold air outbreak hit southeastern Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Alps
New England
Nsw
Coomanduke
Child En
Kaloombheath
Blue Mountains
Armidale
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Nigerians Must Cover Up For Independence
Nigerians in Abakshki Province face a dress code order as independence nears. Officials insist on modest attire for natives and neighbors on official occasions, aiming to avoid embarrassment in public. The region grapples with added restrictions while preparing for self rule.
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Harring
Africa
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