West Agree on Berlin Counter Plan
Western ministers at the French delegation HQ reached a tentative agreement to pursue a semi permanent East West German ministerial framework to handle Berlin matters. They aim to draft proposals for a four power approach, possibly presenting them to Mr. Gromyko and resuming plenary talks in Moscow.
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West Germany
Christin Herter
United States
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Gromyko
Moscow Radio Today
Germany
U.S
Britain
France
Western Initiative
Nea
Tuesay
Union Threat Against Colour Bar In Hotels
Queensland hotels face a boycott threat from the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association over colour bars. State F E D F A secretary G White side, also ALP Queensland president, said a black ban would apply to hotels that bar coloured patrons.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association
F.e.df.a
G. Whiteside
A.L.P
Italian Shipping Strike Ends After 40 Days
The Ministry of Mercantile Marine announced the end of a 40 day Italian shipping strike after a meeting with Minister Angelo Raffaele Jervolino. Union leaders agreed to resume work immediately with ships to start again on July 21. The stoppage halted about 100 ships and caused heavy losses for owners.
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Rome
A.A.P
Reuter
Ministry of Mercantile Marine
Signorngelo Raffaels Jervolino
Uion
Italy
Naples
Melbourne
Sydney
Thieves Net £50 Milk Money In Dickson Heist
Canberra police search for suspects after £50 milk money was stolen from most houses in Dickson and surrounding Ainslie during the early hours of Saturday. Detectives Kennedy and Allmond lead the inquiries.
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Canberra
Dickson
Ainslie
Soekarno Acts As Services Mediator
In Jakarta the air force and army dispute eased after President Soekarno met twice with Air Force Chief of Staff Suradarma. The air force seeks autonomy over its budget while settlement rests with Prime Minister Djuanda.
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Djakarta
Air Force
Djuanda
Former Tax Chief Ernest J. McMahon Dies at 63
Sydney obituary notes the death of Ernest J. McMahon yesterday at his Avalon home. A former Deputy Commissioner of Taxation from 1929 to 1942, he was 63 and a noted sportsman in rowing and football.
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Sydney
Ernest J. McMahon
Central Road
Avalon
McMahon
J. McMahon
Bevan Warns Arabs Threaten Coal Miners
British Labour leader Aneurin Bevan said Middle East oil industry workers kept in low living standards threaten coal miners. He spoke at Durham area miners gala noting oil is the chief competitor to coal and will grow as a power source, while nuclear energy remains distant.
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Durham
England
Witch doctors blamed for theft of urn
Thieves believed to be native witch doctors have stolen a corner urn containing the cremated remains of Colonel Denys Reitz, a cabinet minister under General Smuts, according to reports.
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Johannes Urg
Funday
P.reuter
Denys Reitz
Smuts
British United Press
Cuban Regime Rejects Castro's Resignation
In Havana, Fidel Castro's government refused his resignation as Premier after Cabinet members urged withdrawal. Dr. Manuel Urrutia resigned amid clashes over communism, and Dr. Osvaldo Corticos replaced him as President while Castro holds supreme command.
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Havana
A.A.P
Fidel Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Osvaldo Corticos
Urrutia
Castro
Cuba
Dr. Urrutia
Bauta
Dr. Castro
Dr. Corticos
Dr. Corticos, A One Time Exile With Dr. Castro
Mexico
Fidelista
Tea Aims to Fight Strontium 90 With Tea Drinking
Japanese scientist Dr Teiji kai of Shizaika Pharmaceutical University told Tokyo tea exporters that drinking tea liberally could keep Strontium 90 below safe levels. He said tannin in tea binds Strontium 90 to form an insoluble oxide and be excreted.
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Tokyo
A.a.p.reuter
Associated Press
Teijikai
Shizaika Pharmaceutical University
Japan
Man Killed By Exploding Keg in Wollongong
In Wollongong an 18 hour effort failed to save Thomas Brown 62 of Kembla Heights after a beer keg exploded injuring him with a spanner buried in his skull. A steward at Kembla Heights Bowling Club warned Brown as pressure rose before the blast. Brown died yesterday afternoon at Wollongong hospital.
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Wollongong
Thomas Brown
High Street
Kembla Heights
England
Brown
Radioed First Aid Saves Seriously Injured Youth
In Broken Hill a 19 year old youth named John Gough sustained a fractured skull from a falling pipe at Oriental Station Queensland. While awaiting airlift the Flying Doctor relayed medical instructions overnight to stabilize him. The aircraft returned with Gough at 11 am and he remained in satisfactory condition at Broken Hill Hospital.
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Broken Hill
John Gough
Oriental Station
Queensland
the Bore
Homestead
Flying Doctor
Gough
Broken Hill Hospital
Yunnan Ship Subjected To Thorough Search In Sydney
Customs officers boarded the Chinese ship Yunnan on its first Sydney visit in three years and conducted a thorough search through Sydney's Chinatown for evidence of contraband and illegal immigrants, finding no such items. The search followed last week's disclosure that the Taiyuan carried £7000 worth of contraband and illegal immigrants aboard.
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Sydney
Yunnan
Hongkong
Taiyuan
Special Investigations Branch
The
Customs Department
Chinatown
Ong
Arctic Heat Wave Report Reaches Arctic Island
Moscow Radio via British United reports an arctic heat wave driven by warm air from European Russia. Dickson Island climbed from about 40 F to 75.2 F on Friday, marking a sharp July rise in a normally cool region.
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London
A.A. P.reuter
Arctic
Moscow Radio
British United Press
Russia
Dickson Island
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