Leaders Meeting In Vienna Yields No Change
Wallace Carroll reports from Washington that Khrushchev signaled settlement of the Berlin issue by year end but stood firm on all issues. A high official says no immediate improvement in East West relations is seen. The Times warns NATO allies must pay their share or invite disaster. Editorial sums up: nothing yet changed.
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Attack on Laotian stronghold sparks heavy fighting
Laos reports an extremely heavy attack on Ban Padoung near the Plain of Jars as fighting erupts hours before a Geneva conference resumes. Pathet Lao forces shell the stronghold while Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong head to Geneva. Chou En Lai meets them in Beijing.
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Kennedy Krushchev Vienna Talks Shape Berlin Laos Accord
Kennedy and Krushchev issued a joint communique after long talks praising a cease fire in Laos and progress toward Geneva talks. Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy attended royal events in London before a cathedral christening. Bonn hoped for disarmament progress within four years amid West German calls for unity.
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Kennedy Delivers Speech at SHAPE Paris Visit
President John F Kennedy speaks from the podium at SHAPE headquarters in Paris during a Paris visit. Standing to his right is General Lauris Norstad, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, as the event unfolds Friday.
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Rebels and Police Clash Near Paris In 1950s Turmoil
Military police in Paris area launch security probes as Moslem troops in the French Army join Algerian rebels in clashes with police. A wave of five attacks leaves 10 insurgent commandos dead, including six Algerians. Police recover 10 tommy guns 10 pistols and about 20 grenades in Moslem districts near Paris.
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Retailers Back Call for Royal Commission on Canberra Living Costs
Storekeepers and public servants join Canberra citizens in urging a Royal Commission to probe high living costs. K J Gale of the Traders Association welcomes any inquiry as reducing the burdens on retailers amid claims of price gouging and rising transport costs for beer petrol and goods.
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Maipo Sinking After Collision Near Portsmouth
A Chilean cargo ship Maipo was reported sinking off Portsmouth after colliding with Liberian cargo ship World Challenger. No further details on casualties or rescue outcomes available in the report.
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Sleeping Girls Die in Blaze
Two young sisters Leeanne Carol Moloney four and Lynette Francis Moloney two perished in a front room fire as the mother visited a relative and the father returned home. Firefighters confined the blaze to the front of the weatherboard house. A separate fire in Elwood at a six-factory building in Brighton Road caused over £50,000 in damage.
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