RUSSIANS SABOTAGE NUCLEAR TEST BAN TALKS
The United States and United Kingdom urged the Soviet Union to resume serious talks on a treaty banning nuclear tests under effective international control. A joint British American memorandum to the United Nations stressed urgency and warned the Soviet stance could jeopardize security. Delegates in Geneva have faced a serious impasse despite prolonged negotiations.
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Britain
United Nations
al Assembly
U.S. State Department
Moscow
U.S
Russia
United States
Patrick Dean
Francis Plimpton
U.N
Hammarskjoeld
Theetter
United Kingdom
General Assembly
Geneva
U.K. U.S
America
Nehru May Visit Moscow This Year
News in brief reports India’s Nehru suggesting a possible visit to Moscow within the year upon an invitation from Khrushchev. Other items note African defence talks opening in Cairo with Guinea Ghana and the United Arab Republic represented and expected attendees from Morocco Mali and Algeria later.
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Moscow
Cairo
Legetes
Guinea
Ghana
United Arab
Morocco
Mali
Algeria
Associated Press
P.reuter
Bristol Aircraft
Herlin
Court bans how to vote card in Prahran election
Mr Justice Adam of the Supreme Court on Sunday banned distribution of a how to vote card in Prahran after the LCP sitting member Sam Loxton’s lawyers sought an injunction. The card bore LCP on its side and mirrored the Labour Party order, authorised by EB Bennett.
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Melbourne
Justice Adam
Supreme Court
Prahran
L.C.P
Sam Loxton
LCP
Loxton
Australian Labour Party
EB. M. Bennett
Malvern Road
Ratepayers’ Association
Bennett
Labour
Boy killed riding toboggan near Falls Creek
A year old boy, Keith Mumme of Chapel Street Lilydale, was killed at Falls Creek about 18 miles from Mt Beauly while riding a Toboggan down a snow slope. He crashed into a concrete pipe and struck his head.
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Melbourne
Falls Creek
Mt. Beauly
Keith Mumme
Chapel Street
Lilydale
Blizzard traps car in Guthega amid snowbound skiers
A blizzard last week left cars trapped in deep Guthega snow with many skiers stranded but well supplied. Ploughs cleared the roads late Monday night as the emergency scene eased. The week-end also saw the start of a new ski-tow service costing £600, viewed against the icebound Guthega dam in the background.
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Guthega
Guthega Dam
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Teaders
Bonn
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Berlin
Wita
My AD Trunllo
Dominica
A.A.P
Jose Rene Roman
Tae Tars
Rafael Trujillo
Pang
Rafael
Tite
Cuba
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