UN seeks more troops for Congo amid tense dispatches
UN officials report requests to five nations for additional force units in the Congo as Belgian soldiers seize a Polish ship with illicit arms. Sweden-based commander General Von Horn brought in to lead UN troops. Russian freight jets expected with 10 000 tons of food aid. The Congo situation prompts Belgian and Belgian aligned parties to press for action.
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Bendigo Poll Gap Narrows in Tight Count
In Bendigo, after counting 3000 postal and 500 absentee votes, Liberal candidate W. Snell gains ground on ALP incumbent Beaton who must secure more DLP preferences to win. Final totals show Beaton leading with 20,007, Dreschler 6,097, Snell 15,450, Tafarmal 32 percent.
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US plans underground nuclear tests within two years
Washington officials disclosed a joint atomic committee document outlining plans for small underground explosions over the next two years to test detonation methods. The plan includes up to three conventional explosive tests and a broader program costing about a million pounds.
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Labour Leaders To Visit New Guinea
NSW Labour leaders plan a visit to New Guinea where ALP officers meet to discuss reforms. Upon Mr White’s return to Sydney he will confer with the New Guinea committee. proposals will become NSW branch policy and feed into the party biennial conference.
Secretary of Labour Party Dies in Brisbane
The Federal secretary of the Australian Labour Party Mr J M Sehmella died at his Brisbane home aged 51 after a six month illness from a cerebral haemorrhage. He had been in and out of hospital, had resumed work as Queensland Central Executive secretary, and was recently unable to return.
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Sect members await end of world in underground shelters
About 120 members of the Pull Gospel Assembly began hiding in underground bomb shelters at their homes on July 4 as they wait for the end of the world. Benson, Arizona residents observe the expected prophecy with voluntary containment.
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Cuba to accuse U S of aggression at UN clash
Informed sources say Cuba will press UN members including Ecuador and Argentina to refer Cuban charges to the Organization of American States. Pro Cuban groups plan at the United Nations to back Cuba while the U S denies the charges. Major Raul Castro arrived in Moscow, fueling fears of a Cuba Russia security pact as Havana reports a clash between anti communists and police.
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Kennedy Wins Big Welcome in Boston Crowd
Senator John Kennedy, Democratic nominee, received a tumultuous airport welcome in Boston after the convention. About 15,000 cheering people heard him say success in the convention is only a beginning and that victory in November could mark a new chance to lead the country during a difficult period.
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Ikeda Chosen as New Japan Premier
Tokyo reports Hyate Ikeda elected prime minister by the Liberal Democratic Party after former leader Kishi was hospitalized with stab wounds. Ikeda won 275 votes in the Diet with 448 attendees as the party leader. Opposition votes totaled 121 for In Goro and 38 for Suchiro Nishio. Ikeda expected to push for early dissolution and general elections amid protests and rioting.
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Castro Continues Silent After Health Bulletin
From Havana the American Associated Press reports ongoing silence on Dr. Castro's condition. Officials had said Saturday he was gradually recovering from a light lung infection, prompting wonder in the capital.
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Coles makes £8.5M bid for Matthews Thompson in Australia
Coles proposes five Coles shares for four Matthews Thompson shares plus cash for preferred stock to take control of Matthews Thompson which runs 248 stores in NSW. Coles announces the offer after a day of heavy trading with Matthews Thompson shares rising. Directors vow to protect Matthews Thompson employees and urge quick consideration.
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Reds Building Cuban Bases Report in Kingston
A Cuban Airlines pilot seized a plane and claimed Soviet technicians supervise Cuban base construction for Soviet use. He cited a base on Cayo Largo and said he sought asylum in Kingston after fleeing Castro’s regime.
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Eruptions Rise as Mount Etna Threatens Villages Nearby
Fears mount that Mount Etna will erupt again after yesterday’s violent blast. Experts warn a new wave of lava could threaten the valleys and vineyards as ash and volcanic debris blanket the region. Ships at sea report ash showers and airborne pebbles.
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Valley of the Lion lava flow reported near Use volcana
Reports indicate lava from a May First eruption is flowing toward the Valley of the Lion on the seaward side east of Use volcana. Authorities say no immediate danger to village residents as lava moves through ancient channels and dikes. Lava is expected to cool and divert before reaching coastal villages and tourist roads.
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