Macmillan Arrives for Informal Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for informal talks with President Eisenhower on nuclear tests Western relations and a possible Soviet summit. He will also meet Dulles and De Gaulle while aiming to press for quicker Western trade with the USSR and a summit as well as a televised speech at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana before returning to Washington.
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Restrictions on Ceylon Tamil Group
Thirty or more members of the pro Federal Party of Ceylon have been detained and the group faces restrictions. The Medemt Party claims to represent the Tamil minority and seeks equal Tamil status with Sinhalese as riots flare after emergency measures were introduced to quell unrest.
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Platypus Arrival Makes New York Only City With Platypuses
New York becomes the only city in Australia to host platypuses among its residents as three males arrive by plane and join others in seclusion. The animals suffered nerves after a 10 000 mile journey and could have died if the flight had lasted longer. Bronk Zoo staff note a platypus died earlier and a mate died in Pen.
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Denmark's Atomic Plant Opens Near Copenhagen
The first atomic station in Denmark officially opened near Copenhagen at Trieve, about 1 miles from the city, costing £4 049 900. Italy cuts bank rate to three and a half percent to support production and exports. Centralised wool sales opposed by Western Australian union. The U.S. launches a new carrier Independence and argues strategic needs. Britain warned on dollar orders and potential impact on trade. An anti-Masser plot tied to Egyptian-Syrian tensions is reported.
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U S Orders Russian Diplomat To Leave
The United States expelled a Soviet diplomat accused of paying Americans hundreds of dollars for Army manuals and secret documents. Charles Baumet, a magazine writer, was involved and the diplomat Nikolai Kurechkin was declared persona non grata. The Soviet Embassy was notified of the action.
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Weather Upsets Mr. Menzies Tour Itinerary
Prime Minister Mr. Menzies altered his Brisbane stop on a planned Queensland tour after meteorological weather warnings. Gale conditions threatened Rockhampton and Mt Isa visit detours, prompting the cancellation of a planned overnight in Rockhampton. Dame Patric, Mr. I Hardie, and secretary Mr W Heselune accompany him.
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Khrushchev Soft Pedals Yugoslavia at Sofia Congress
Reports from Belgrade say Khrushchev did not mention Yugoslavia in his Sofia Congress address. The Soviet leader criticized Yugoslavia as revisionist while Bulgaria gears up to mobilize reds against Belgrade. Police rounded up pro-Soviet sympathizers amid tension.
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Japanese Memorial Honors Foreigners Killed in War
Thousands of Japanese and diplomats gathered at the Kodaiji Temple in Kyoto for the dedication of a white marble 30 ton monument to 3,115 foreigners who died in the Pacific War. The statue of Kannon commemorates civilians and utilities killed in or by Japan in war and occupation.
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Portugal Heads to First Presidential Vote in 22 Years
The 1964 Portuguese election features two main candidates General Humberto Delgado and Dr Arlinda Vicente with Admiral Amelio Beliz as third party support. Delgado promises reforms and vows to act against the current prime minister while Vicente pledges tax and civil aviation changes amid election clashes in Lisbon and Oporto.
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Canberra CW A Service Held at St Pauls Church
Canberra branch of the Country Women’s Association held a special church service at St Paul’s Church of England Masuita led by Rev Canon Border. The event marked CW A Sunday with 40 members including president Mrs R H Lewis and delegates to the conference. Six Tharwa CW A members attended. Mrs V Pawel sang Nearer My God to Thee. The sermon highlighted Martha and Mary and the community service of CW A members.
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Rebel Air Base Outside Indonesia Increased Support
A Reuters report from Jakarta cites rebels now backed by four B 29 bombers stationed outside Indonesia. Indonesian government officials declined to identify bomber basing or location while noting airfields large enough to host such aircraft are under government control.
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