U S Planes To Leave France In NATO Dispute Over Bombing Bases
NATO officials failed to resolve tensions with France over control of atomic bases. The United States and Britain refused to share base control with France while Paris pursues an independent atomic capability including stockpiles and jet bombers. Norstad reportedly authorized the move as conditions for hosting American bombs were not met. France maintains its aim to become an atomic power with its own bombs and delivery jets.
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United States
Great Britain
United Press
Qffive
U.S. Air Force
Paris
Two Die In Smash At Crossing In Bendigo
Two elderly Bendigo men were killed at Prowse Road Crossing in North Bendigo when their vehicle collided with a bin on the railway line. The victims were John Toph Grace, 73, retired iceman of Bannister Street, and Gilvi Allbell, 62, a pensioner of Moldeworth Road.
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North Hendigo
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Moldeworth
North Igo
Lord Carrington Possibly Named Successor to Sir William Slim
Reports in informed circles say Lord Carrington may replace Sir William Slim as Governor-General of Australia. He is favored for a strong leadership role and would arrive from Sandhurst trained in defense. Official circles note Carrington’s popularity and suitability though no final decision has been made.
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Willian Sin
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Australia
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Sebiek
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Sandhurst
Willam Slim
Enaaad
Unclear source text prompts amateur headline
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McEwen To Hear Deputation On Margins In Melbourne
Melbourne report states Acting Prime Minister McEwen will receive a deputation on June 17 regarding higher marginal rates for Commonwealth public service workers. Delegates include KeTu, Australian Society of Salaried and Pro Associations, and the High Council of the public service unions. The movement unites AC TA U and white collar groups to push raises for civil staff.
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A.C.T
H. Souter
McEwen
KeTu
Souter
Commonwealth
T.U
A.C.T.A
A.C.S.P.A
Soviet Leader Seeks July Tour of United States
A Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Koslov asked to tour the United States in July to preview the Soviet Exhibition in New York opening June 30, with Soviet Ambassador Menshikov proposing to show various faces. U.S. State Department spokesman Mr. White said the department is agreeable.
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A.a.p.reuter
Frol Koslov
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Menshikov
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White
Amendments Grant Right to Strike under NSW penal clause
Secret meeting among ALP leaders union officials and Labour Minister Maloney outlined NSW Arbitration Act changes. Proposals would allow strikes if 14 days notice is given and dispute unresolved, with penalties eliminated and union officials placed under industrial observers. Government concessions to be reviewed at Trades Hall meeting.
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N.S.W
A.L.P
Union
Emia
ALP
NSW to cut miners' hours in six state mines
Premier Cahill announced the Cabinet's decision to reduce hours at Lithgow Liddell Newcom Huntley Oakdale and Awaba affecting about 1300 surface and underground workers. The move follows union negotiations and aims to share productivity gains from mechanisation, marking the first miners' hour cut since 1939.
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N.S.W
Cshill
Lithgow
Liddell Newcom
Huntley
New
Oakdale
Awaba
A.ct.u
Simpson
Renshaw
Cahill
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
3000 Animals Killed In Testa
London reports that 2 988 animals died at the British Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment in the past six months. Minister Aubrey Jones told the House of Commons ten different animals were used in tests and asked for further details.
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British Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment
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House of Commons
Dow
Deadlock at Geneva Talks Deepens Amid Slow Progress
A US official called the Geneva negotiations disheartening with no summit in sight and the American delegation said to be low on optimism. The Soviet spokesman claimed narrow progress toward the conference’s aims, while Western sources viewed the end as premature and said no breakthrough had been reached.
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