Tibetan uprising sparks clashes across Tibet and border areas
Reports from Tibetan refugees and officials describe a spring uprising led by lamas against Chinese forces in Tibet. Battles near Gyangtse and Ladakh left many Tibetan dead and Chinese casualties, with guerrilla actions and large refugee flows into India through Sikkim and Bhutan.
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Nepal
Gyangtse
Ladakh
Wester Tibet
Prest
Bhiian
Shigatse
Panzaen Lama
British United Press
Tibet
India
Sikkim
Bhutan
Lachen
Menzies Praises SEATO Council Meeting
Australian Prime Minister Menzies described the SEATO Council meeting in Washington as excellent after it concluded yesterday. Officials and delegates from allied nations attended the session.
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Washington
A.A.P
Menzies
Seato Council
Criticism of Australian Manufacturing Copyists
Warren McDonald chairman of Commonwealth Banking Corp told the Institute of Management in Canberra that Australian manufacturers rely on copying and excess advertising. He urged firms to design products to meet local needs rather than duplicating overseas goods and warned against wasteful competition. His remarks argued for independent product development to help Australia become a great manufacturing nation.
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Commonwealth Banking Corporation
Warren McDonald
Intite of Management
Canberra
Bone
McDonald
United States
Australia
Untesa
Bluffing threat looms as Khrushchev weighed war risk
Washington reports Secretary Gates told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Soviet threat is likely propaganda to justify a stepped up campaign. He warned Khrushchev could trigger a general war if he strikes allied bases, saying military factions in Russia may be undermining the leader’s power.
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U.S
Gates
Russia
Mr. Khrushchev
Khrushchev Warns Of Tragedy Through Disarmament Delay
Khrushchev warns that delaying disarmament risks nuclear war and urges a three stage plan. He questions Western disarmament aims and accuses the United States of wrecking the summit. The Soviet blueprint calls for immediate destruction of delivery systems and a phased world disarmament under UN control.
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Khrushchev
U.N
General Assembly
Cramer's Dismissal Talk After Rip Drowning Inquiry
Federal Opposition Leader Calwell said he would not be surprised if Minister for the Army Cramer was dismissed or forced to resign over his conduct surrounding the Rip drowning inquiry. Cramer had absent himself during the coroner's inquiry at Port Phillip Heads, causing Cabinet to order his return to Canberra. He denied recalling to Sydney and stated his itinerary could be shortened if needed.
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Melbourne
Calwell
Cramer
Port Phillip Heads
Queensland
Sydney
Joske Appointed Judge and Other Judicial Moves
Mr Joske, 64, named judge of the Commonwealth Industrial Court. Richard Moulton Eggleston, Q C, also appointed judge of the same court. Sir Garfield Barwick explained resignations prompted the changes and noted both appointees bring long legal careers. Mr Justice Simpson and Mr Justice Morgan have resigned from the ACT Supreme Court and Commonwealth Industrial Court respectively. Barwick indicated Eggleston may later join the ACT Supreme Court. Mr Joske has served in Parliament since 1951 representing Balaclava Victoria and has influenced divorce law through the Uniform Divorce Bill. He is married with one son.
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Richard Moulton Eggleston
Q.C
Commonwealth Industrial Court
Garfield Barwick
Sai
Justice Simpson
Supreme Court of
ACT
Justice Morgan
Commonwealth Industri Court
Eggleston
ACT. Supreme Court
Garfield
Commonwealth
Joske
Balaclava
Victoria
Man Dies Under Truck On King’s Avenue Bridge
A five ton lorry loaded with blue metal ran over a worker during the King’s Avenue Bridge construction. The deceased is Domenica Fusca of Hobson Plainslie, a father of children. An inquest date has been set.
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King’s Avenue
Domenica Fusca
Hobson Plainslie
Vivian Barnes Hean
Rioting in Japan over U S security treaty turns violent
A 10 000 strong Zengakuren crowd marched to the Premier and Diet demanding Mr Kishi resign and denouncing the treaty. About 2 000 broke from the main group to hurl stones at police guarding the official residence. Police fired gas and beat back demonstrators as armed trucks were vandalized and engines sabotaged. Casualties and injuries were reported but numbers were unclear.
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Zengakuren Students Federation
Diet
Be Sane
Aea Ca
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Eisenhower
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United Nations
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Mr. Calwell
Emperis
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