Bulganin and Khrushchev Off on Tour
Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev begin a tour with lavish receptions planned along the route. Railways flowered stations as portraits appeared, and Prague’s Zvbraclav Castle near the Vltava River is a noted venue. Dulles cautioned that Moscow’s shake up clouds policy clarity.
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Khrushchev
Zbraclav
Viatava River
Prague
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Hungary
Poland
United States
John Fier Dulles
Kremlin
Ratio Moscow
Dulles
Kis Duck Island
Lake Ontario
Soviet Union
Car Confiscation Sparks Canberra Debate Over Ownership
The car once owned by Ted Car was confiscated by Customs and Excise authorities and could be sold. Minister Fairball stated the vehicle became Commonwealth property upon seizure, with the Department of Customs and Excise to determine its fate. Minister Beale denied reports that the Department of Supply had taken over the car.
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Ted
Tof
Interior
Fairball
Commonwealth
Department of Cus and Excise
Fairhall
Alugh
Canberra
Ir, Beale
Hall
Court hears four hours of oral hearings on military charges
A crowded U S Supreme Court session heard four hours of arguments on whether Cor supports interprets recent rules for civil courts and military trial grounds. The article notes a Japanese woman, Mrs Naga Sokai, was killed by a cartridge from a grenade launcher at a scrap metal collection site in Japan.
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NCTON
Naga Sokai
Japan
Black Magic Murder Charge In New Jersey Skull Potion
A farm labourer Juan Rivera Aponte, 45, was charged with murdering a 13 year old boy last October to obtain a dried human skull for a love potion. Police say Aponte, a Puerto Rican handyman, killed the boy and buried him in a chicken house after reading a book of black magic.
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Vineland
New Jersey
AAP Reuter
Dey
John Barsaglia
Juan Rivera Aponte
Idek
Celina Rosenblumn
Aponte
Barauglia
Reds Deny That Many Germans Still In Russia
Bonn reports the Soviet Union denies a large number of Germans remain in Russia. The Tuesday dispatch from Bonn cites Reuters and AAP noting official statements amid ongoing postwar population questions involving German citizens in the Soviet Union.
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Russia
Bonn
A.A.P. Reuter
The
Soviet Union
London denies Macdonald talks in Antarctic with United States
In London today officials denied that New Zealand Prime Minister Macdonald would hold talks with the United States regarding Antarctica. Reports had suggested discussions with Washington amid fears Russia would stay in the region after the present International Geophysical Year.
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London
New Zealand
Macdonald
Antarctica
United States
Antarctic
Asian Influenza Death Suspected In Victoria
The Health Commission announced a suspected Asian influenza death in Victoria after a postmortem. Dr. Keith Bowden and Dr. Eric French confirmed the influenza virus, with Dr. Brennan stating the illness is now a notifiable disease. Public alarm is not advised as deaths remain low. symptoms warrant rest and medical attention.
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Victoria
The
Health Commission
K. Brennan
Keith Bow
Uen
Eric French
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Brennan
Aus
A W A Board To Discuss Ansett Offer In Melbourne
In Melbourne the A W A board will discuss a new offer by Ansett Transport Industries to buy Australian National Airlines. Reports say fresh negotiations have taken place. The discussion is set for tomorrow as the two parties continue talks amid market speculation.
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A.W.A. Board
Ansett
Melbourne
Ansett Transport Industries Ltd
Natonal Airlines Ltd
ANA
Sinn Feiners Interned in Dublin Camp
Report from Dublin states Sinn Fein members were taken from Dublin’s Curragh military internment camp after Ireland’s government assumed internment powers. The gazette noted immediate effect and engineers prepared space for detainees, with 63 prisoners listed. Officials suggest only a limited number will be detained.
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Dublin
Ree
Sinn Frediers
Arres- Eire
Duslins
Ine Curragh Mill
London
Plas
Record Output At Mt. Isa
Mt Isa company plans large expansion to double mine output within five years while adjusting metal price compensation through the year. The move signals stronger production targets and increased activity at the facility facing market shifts.
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Mt. Isa
Makarios Views Fair And Just Says Dr Evatt
In Athens Dr H V Evatt said Makarios views on Cyprus would guide UN action if no settlement by other means. He met Greek Foreign Minister Averoff and was received by Premier Karmeniis and Archbishop Makarios. Evatt planned to go to Paris and urged a UN Charter based settlement for freedom and justice. He rejected partition as a solution.
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Athens
AAP Reuter
H. V. Evatt
Makarios
Cyprus
United Nations
Evatt
Tarael
Averoft
Karmeniis
Dr. Evatt
Ba Akr
Paris
U.N
Partition
Three Killed In Head-on Truck Crash Near Pimpinio
The Western highway incident near Pimpinio left three men dead as two laden trucks collided head on and burst into flames. One truck carried 10 tons of apples from Adelaide to Melbourne while the other bore rolls of barbed wire to South Australia. Victims named include Norman Alfred Bethke, 37, of Doncaster Road, Balwyn.
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Pimpinio
Melbourne
Adelaide
South Australia
Norman Alfred Bethke
Doncaster Road
Balwyn
Mother and Child Plane Victims From Australia
SINGAPORE reports three victims of a Tengah air base jet crash were buried in a military cemetery. Mary Walker English wife of RAF sergeant J Walker, Jean Phyllis Hughes, and Glynna Hughes wife and son of O J G Hughes of Wagga, an RAAF fitter. The mother and child shared one coffin. Fly ing Officer J D Linwein RAF from Torquay Devon to be buried tomorrow. A Royal Air Force court of inquiry into the disaster was convened today.
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Singapore
Reuter
Tengah
Toliday
Mary Walker
Eb, J. Walker
RAF
Jean Phyllis Hughes
Glynna Hughes
O. J. G. Hughes
Wagga
RAAF
J. D. Linvwein
F/O. Linco
Torquay
Devon
Royal Air Force
Indonesian Tax On Foreigners Raised in New Decree
A retrospective decree to January 1 imposes an additional tax on aliens on top of income tax and other levies. An extra 750 rupiahs is charged for an alien wife and 350 rupiahs for each dependent child annually. The rule covers aliens working with the Indonesian Government and diplomats, with a registration requirement at the financial inspectorate.
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Aneur Casteree
U.S
Perts
Moscow
Yevgeni Federov
Soviet Geophysical Committee
Sinn Feiners
Australia
Financiad Inspectorate
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