Summit Talks Prospects Seen After Western Proposals
Diplomatic informants say Khrushchev may accept the Western proposal at a New York summit aimed to be held under the Security Council. The plan envisions five powers handling major issues while others observe, with U S recognition discussions on the Baghdad Pact regime ongoing.
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U.S
Nelst
Lebanon Moves to Delay Presidential Election Amid Fractured Parties
Lebanon debates delaying the election as General Truad Shehab is seen as the sole compromise candidate. Opponents push for a unified platform demanding immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops. The National Front demands Chamoun’s resignation and mediation, while Parliament may delay voting until a consensus candidate is chosen.
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National Front
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Melbourne family returns from Baghdad to England
Mrs. Thelma Freeman wife of civil engineer Donald Freeman and their three children Ruth six Shs eight and Bill two arrived at the Royal Air Force Trooping Centre Hendon on July 24. They are among families who had traveled from Iraq after the revolt and were the first British wives and children to return from Baghdad.
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Donald Freeman
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Royal Air Force
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Natives Clash With Officials Near Rabaul
In the Rabaul area, around eighty natives confronted four authorities and nineteen armed police as they resisted a court ordered tax payment. District officials prepared to use force if needed to enforce the head tax, amid multiple court summonses for nonpayment.
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Mystery Sheep Killer May Be Leopard Like Animal
Uralla residents and police probe a mystery killer that has attacked sheep. Sir Edward Hallstrom notes a plaster cast resembles a leopard, while experts debate the creature’s exact identity.
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French President Likely To Have Widest Powers Under New Draft
The draft constitution proposed by General Charles de Gaulle would grant the French president far broader powers than in the Fourth Republic, including appointing the prime minister dissolving parliament and negotiating international affairs. It could be submitted for a referendum on September 29 or October 9, with a majority likely to vote yes.
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Cyprus Deathroll Rising Quickly
British United Press reports escalating casualties in Cyprus with four more deaths in two to three hours. Bombings target military vehicles near Nicosia while Turkish and Greek communities clash, causing injuries and rising unrest across several villages.
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