Kennedy warns of Communist advances abroad in NATO speech
President Kennedy urged NATO to focus on the southern half of the globe where he said the Communist bloc is advancing in Asia Latin America and Africa. He spoke at a special NATO session and planned to meet Soviet Premier Krushchev in Vienna the next day.
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Hope for Soviet West German Peace Talks at Vienna Summit
Pravda and East Berlin sources urge closer ties between Krushchev and Kennedy as Vienna hosts their talks. Ulbricht and others claim no danger of conflict over a German peace treaty while the leaders discuss NATO reform and a broader Western alliance role in world affairs.
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Saboteurs Wreck Microwave Towers Across Utah and Nevada
Explosions ripped apart three trans continental cable relay towers in western Utah and eastern Nevada early Sunday near Wendover Utah. Troops were sent to guard 16 other stations as investigators pursue saboteurs believed responsible.
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Paris suburb cave-in deaths rise to seventeen
Rescue workers pull another body from the Paris suburb of Clamart as the death toll climbs to 17 from a three story building collapse. Eyewitness accounts describe ground rumbles and gas main explosions, with many residents buried in rubble as authorities fear more casualties.
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Canberra sports grounds rents for juniors questioned by Canberra Times
The Minister for the Interior, Mr Freeth, refused to answer whether his department relaxed rental charges for Canberra junior participants in a major winter sport. The Canberra Times asked if juniors could train free on enclosed ovals and if they could play free on those grounds. The minister was unavailable in Western Australia and his private secretary declined to comment.
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London Blackouts Deepen Power Grid Strain
Parts of London and nearby districts were plunged into darkness yesterday marking the second major power failure in the city this month. Power was restored after a brief outage lasting about twenty minutes in the second incident.
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Soviet Deputy Premier Dies in Soviet Union
Moscow reports the death of Mikhail Khruni chev a Soviet Deputy Premier and longtime official. He served on the Central Committee of the Communist Party and was a deputy to the Supreme Soviet.
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Dominican Leader Fought His Assassins
An attack on a street near Washington Highway aimed at Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo left him dead. Trujillo’s companions used two machine guns and revolvers. a conspirator, Brigadier General Joan Tomas Diaz, was named, with others wounded. The Dominican government detained a suspect, Huascir Tojeda Reins, and Father Gabriel Maduro as alleged harborer. The US and international agencies reported on the evolving power struggle as Trujillo’s death unsettled the island and the regime. Ratific Trujillo Jr. named head of the republic’s air force, while calls for a democratic regime grew from the United States State Department.
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Victorian power strike ends with partial restoration
The 2200 state electricity workers resumed work at 3 pm after a 24 hour stoppage that halved Victoria’s power. Boilers fired and generators run, easing restrictions ordered by the State Electricity Commission. power to industry is restored though many households still face limited lighting and fuel shortages. Labor and union leaders clash over the handling of the emergency.
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R A A F Man's Space Picture
Brisbane report shows RAAF experts outlining future space travel with proton powered starships, speeds exceeding 185000 miles per second and readiness in about 20 years. Concepts include orbiting aeroplanes, space drives, and modular spacecraft assembled in free space for deep space voyages.
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