Eisenhower Japanese trip plans amid security measures
President Eisenhower intends to visit Japan June 19 to 22 despite anti American demonstrations. Mrs Eisenhower remains hospitalized but recovering. Tokyo discussions considered using a bullet proof sedan for palace arrival. Police will guard the 11 mile airport to palace route with 17 000 officers, while 600 000 well wishers are expected along the route.
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Atomic incident near base blurs safety record
New York reports a small amount of radioactive material released near a military site. No injuries or panic, but a precautionary eight mile cordon and evacuation were ordered as officials said no explosion occurred and no radiation escaped.
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Franca Opponents Trial Postponed in Spanish Governmt Meeting
The trial facing Franca opponents was postponed amid a Wednesday session of the Spanish government. Details remain unclear as authorities adjust schedules and prepare for the next hearing.
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Milk Shortage Threat Shuts Canberra Dairy Plant
ACT dairy workers from Dairy Farmers Canberra walk out in protest against non union labor replacing strikers. Federation leaders in Sydney and NSW pledge support if the stoppage spreads, with pasteurisation risk looming and milk supply likely to decline.
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Red Chinese Tortures Term Tibetan Reign of Terror
A former Chinese security official living in Darjeeling alleges brutal torture and mass killings in northeast Tibet under Chinese rule. He describes smicifixion, burning with red hot irons, burial alive, and cannibalizing abuses amid displacement and famine. An eyewitness account cites a massacre at Kimrimcho Guru and widespread destruction by bombers and ground forces.
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Princess Margaret Sails Home from Antigua
Princess Margaret and her husband depart Antigua aboard a royal yacht as they begin their return voyage. The royal couple travels with a small party and plans to resume official duties upon returning to Britain.
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Dutch Aircraft To Keep Clear Of Indies West New Guinea Tension
Dutch aircraft will avoid Indonesian waters as the Karel Doorman moves toward West New Guinea. Indonesia closes eastern air space amid Dutch military buildup, prompting Australia to seek legal clarity and urge restraint from both governments.
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Boy Injured By Bomb Loses Hand
Emanuel Notarsa a Griffith boy was injured Tuesday while attempting to modify a copper pipe bomb. The explosion severed his left hand. doctors at Canberra Community Hospital performed urgent surgery that night. The boy was later reported in satisfactory condition.
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Russia Seeks Urgent Disarmament Plan Rejection of Open Skies Move
In Geneva the Soviet Union led by Premier Khrushchev proposes a comprehensive disarmament package eliminating all nuclear delivery means and military bases. Mr Zorin rejects Eisenhower Open Skies and U S notes urge intensified effort toward controlled disarmament amid Cold War tensions.
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