Russia vetoes impartial plane probe at UN council
New York dispatch reports the Soviet Union vetoed a US bid for an impartial investigation into the RB-47 incident of July 1 and then vetoed a Malian resolution urging Red Cross contact with two American airmen held by the Soviet Union. Poland supported the US stance as the council defeated the Soviet demand to condemn US charges of space violations.
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Nixon Nomination Effort Faces Key Party Meeting
A Republican gathering in New York to nominate Richard Nixon for president and pick a vice president convenes tonight. Officials and observers report Nixon secures winning support from delegates while allies debate final policy planks and the party's ticket positions. The Democratic slate includes Kennedy and Johnson as potential rivals in the race.
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Mass Seamen's Meetings Today in Australia Port Strikes
In Melbourne and other Australian ports seamen's unions plan mass meetings amid a growing strike wave. Reports say ship crews are walking off, threatening a mass of more than 900000 tons of shipping. Sydney waterside workers held meetings but did not strike, while resolutions condemned the Arbitration Commission's wage actions as a prelude to broader attacks on waterside conditions.
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Arbitration’ Commission
Australia Now Leads In Wool Research
Mebourne Wednesday report states Australia has become the world leader in wool research and promotion. Minister Adermann said scientists have surged to the front with brilliant discoveries and new processes are vital. Australian growers fund most world promotion and 70 percent of research money is spent domestically. Two million pounds will be spent there in the next 12 months.
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Canberra's warmest winter day hits 59.4 degrees above July average
Canberra recorded its warmest day of winter yesterday with a reported temperature near 59.4 degrees above the July average and a low around 38.3 degrees. Weather office spokesman cautioned that unsettled conditions could follow.
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Assurances Sought on Blue Streak Space Program
Britain seeks £5 million yearly UK funding for the Blue Streak rocket project with Australia to decide on its long term benefits and political responsibility. Talks in Canberra aim to secure joint development, with Australia bearing costs above a £210 million ceiling, and British support covering overruns.
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de Woomera
Eisenhower Challenges Russia in Prestige Poll Ad
President Eisenhower unveiled a Republican campaign push criticizing Soviet leadership while urging free elections under United Nations sponsorship. He defended U.S. armed strength and pressed Moscow to resume East West disarmament talks, warning of Soviet breaches of past agreements and threats to air safety over intercontinental routes.
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White girl 15 infected with leprosy in Northern Territory
A 15 year old white girl in Darwin’s Northern Territory has leprosy. She was admitted to Darwin Hospital for tests, then transferred to a leprosarium. Health officials, including Dr R C Webby and Commonwealth leaders, were notified. She had been living at a church hostel while attending school.
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No Trace Of 7 Left At Sea
Police and investigators say there is no trace of seven men aboard the Halkin after a petrol explosion theory. The disaster, Queensland’s worst maritime loss since the Terila incident, left no bodies found though some wreckage dates to the crisis. A large wreckage was later spotted miles off Bribie as searchers scoured the area.
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