SEATO Fear of Red Campaign in Far East
A six pronged communist campaign may be forming in the Far East, per the Philippines Foreign Secretary. Potential actions include agitation and subversion, with China reopening border disputes and the Soviet Union and China pressing diplomatically on weaker states.
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Fear OF Red
Far East
Washington
A.A.P
Philippines
Felixberto Eee
Serrano
Pakistan
Asia
China
Soviet Union
Communists Threats Rise as Summit Breaks Down
In a Manila briefing President Garcia backed U S bases as deterrents United States bases in the Philippines are deemed essential to counter potential Soviet and Chinese aggression Manila discussions in London dismissed reports Britain may move Singapore bases to Australia The report claimed China could possess an atomic bomb by 1968 influencing British strategy and possible redeployments in the eastern hemisphere
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China
Formosa
Serrano
Pakistan
Thailand
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Thanat Khomin
National Press Club
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Soviet Union
Seranno
Washington
United States
Ayub Khan
Karachi
Khoman
Manila
Carlos Garcia
U.S
Philippines
Andard
Perth
Freemantis
Royal Navy
Freemantle
Darwin
Father of U-2 pilot cancels trip to Soviet Union
Francis G. Powers father of captured pilot defers travel to the Soviet Union after receiving outside advice. Powers, a 55 year old Norton shoe repairman, authorized friend Norton Mesman to confirm the postponement until his son’s safety welfare improves. Officials from the American State Department Soviet Embassy and CIA denied involvement in the decision.
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Cenral Intelligence Agency
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Strike Force Slowed Down By Bad Weather
A large U S air strike force of 120 planes en route from California to Southeast Asia was delayed by weather while deploying for a mobility exercise. The group includes fighters troop carriers and tankers and now plans to land at Clark Field and Don Muang Air Base near Bangkok with remaining units training in the Philippines and Formosa.
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Okinawa
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U.S. Tactical Air Command
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Bangkok
Formosa
United States
Nine Rhee Cabinet Men Indicted
The South Korean prosecution indicted nine cabinet members along with all 13 Liberal Party policy committee members and the former police chief for alleged violations of the presidential and vice presidential election law last March. This raised total indictments to 29 ministers 13 party officials three police officers and four bankers. All are under arrest.
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Seoul
A.a.p.reuter
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Soviet Leader Questions Western Disarmament Will Geneva Talks Progress
Khrushchev at the Kremlin press conference warned Western powers seek control without disarmament and urged the Soviet Union to present a new plan at Geneva. The State Department pressed Moscow to clarify its views on controls and to enter talks on a realistic Western proposal.
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State Department
Chilean Area Evacuated For Flood Fear
In Valdivia Chile authorities ordered 15000 suburban residents to evacuate as floodwaters from quake damaged lakes threaten the city. Troops aided workers digging a canal 25 miles northwest to divert Lake Rini hue into the agricultural valley. The hamlets were evacuated this morning.
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Chile
Valdivia
Concepcion
Puerto Montt
France Increases Aid To Laos Amid SEATO Tensions
France steps up humanitarian assistance to Laos as SEATO probes intensify. The move comes despite Laos not being party to the SEATO treaty and is described as under the protective umbrella of SEATO members amid clashes with Communist forces near Laos borders.
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Laos
SEATO
Power Struggle For Khrushchev
Reports from Moscow indicate Khrushchev is in a hard power struggle within the Kremlin led by Mikhail Suslov. Western observers say his outbursts reflect a tougher line and may preclude better ties with the Eisenhower administration as Bonn dismisses Soviet claims of German unification.
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Dr. Adenauer
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Moscow
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New York Times
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Kremlin
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Communist Party
Central Committee
Mr. Khrushchev
Suslov
London
Soviet Union
Indonesian Jet Fighters For Isle Frontier
Indonesian jet fighter bases would be placed on islands facing Dutch West New Guinea, said Foreign Minister Subandrio. Indonesia placed all military units on round the clock alert as Dutch forces, including the carrier Karel Doorman, move toward West New Guinea. Australian Ambassador Patrick Shaw urged steps to maintain peace in the region.
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Subandrio
Indonesia
Karel Deerman
West New Guinea
Patrick Shaw
Australia
British Space Satellite Soon From Woomera
Reynolds News reports Britain may launch its first space satellite from the Woomera range before year end as part of defence policy review. The plan includes retaining Blue Streak and spending about 1 sty. 100 million on a space research project to pursue non military aims like communications and weather forecasting.
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Britain
Woomera
Reynolds News
Canberra
Treasury
Australia
Jessie Matthews Returns to London After Australia Trip
Jessie Matthews, 53, the British musical theatre star, arrived in London from Australia and hinted she may stay long term or for good, after leaving England more than two years ago for Australia.
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A.a.p.reuter
Jessie Matthews
Australia
Tessie
England
Public statement urged on combat alert by Macmillan
London reports say Labour MP William Warbey has asked Prime Minister Macmillan for a public government statement on the U.S. combat alert. Warbey argues Gates' Senate testimony signals serious, urgent tensions and a possible breakdown of summit talks.
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House of Commons
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