Geneva Talks Teeter as West Rejects Soviet Plan
Western ministers urged patience while Moscow pressed for a one year time limit on Berlin. Gromyko called the plan not an ultimatum, Herter Lloyd and Be rut said it threatened the talks, and the conference neared collapse as options to break deadlock were explored.
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Russia
Berlin
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Beret
Fee WV
Gromyko 19
Tos
One Newt
Gromyko
West
Macow
Sovia
Mr. Herter
Geneva
Proton
Herter
Lloyd
Zortin
Gromiyko
UK Rejects Charges on Laos Peace Threat
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Lord Profumo stated Laos should be left to its own affairs as he rejected charges from Labour’s foreign affairs spokesman Aneurin Bevan that Laos threatened peace and security.
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Laos
London
Commons
Stite
Profumo
Aneurin Labour
Laasould
Dr Arias Near Departure From Panama
Dame Margot Fonteyn’s husband Dr Roberto Arias was expected to leave the Brazilian Embassy in Panama soon under a safe conduct. The Daily Mail quoted Fonteyn hoping he would be allowed to depart quietly as Panama’s government promised safe passage in due course.
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London
Margot Fonteyn
Roberto Arias
Panama
Mai
Margot
Mail
Atins
Nearly Baked By Mistake in Space Program Test
Lieutenant Clifton McShure, 28, volunteered for a high altitude test. Dr. Knox Millsaps testified to the Defence Appropriations Sub-committee that the manned gondola reached 16,000 feet with temperatures around 150 to 160 degrees before cooling failed. He was rescued, treated in hospital and survived the ordeal.
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Air Force
Adentst
Knox Millsaps
Senate
Clifton McShure
Millsaps
Unions seek ACTU protest over New Guinea manslaughter fine
A 27 union group from the NSW Labour Council will urge the ACTU to protest to the Federal Government about a £150 fine on Reginald Sear for manslaughter in New Guinea. Justice Kelly noted banishment would follow imprisonment, and unions call the law discriminatory. They will press Dr. It to raise the matter with government.
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Sydney
N.S.W. Labour Council
A.C.T.U
New Guinea
Territoris
Hasluck
Reginald John Sear
Kelly
Territory
Lae
Justice Kelly
Sear
Commonwealth
Dr. It
No Blame For Loss Of Coaster Blythe Star
Justice Simpson rules no party bears blame for the Blythe Star disaster in Base Strait. The vessel sank after a fire with one crew member, Arthur Repinald Rowe, missing.
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Melbourne
Justice Simpson
Blythe Star
Base Strait
Marine Court of Inquiry
Secland
Arthur Repiniald Rowe
Magna Carta Copy Attracts Attention At Store Exhibit
A Magna Carta copy draws keen interest at Anthony Horderns store where it was exhibited yesterday afternoon. The item is arranged by the ACT branch of the Royal Commonwealth Society to mark the June 15 1215 signing anniversary by King John.
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Anthony Horderns
ACT
Royal Commonwealth Society
John
Rebels Surrender Near Santo Domingo In Nicaragua
A government statement reports 45 rebels surrendered to the National Guard at Santo Domingo. Officials say a second group, estimated at 14, remains in jungle hiding places and must be hunted out. Father Frederico Arguello aided the surrender briefing.
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Managua
Nicaragua
National Guard
Santo Domingo
Frederico Arguello
Boy Bitten by Water Moccasin From Mail Order Snake
In Boston doctors treat 16 year old Christopher Conway after a water moccasin bite he received while showing the snake from a crate bought from a Florida firm via a magazine advertisement. The incident happened Monday night as he demonstrated the snake to a friend.
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New York
P.reuter
Boston
Christopher Conway
Florida
Menzies Plans Singapore Stop for Talks With New Government
British Prime Minister Anthony Menzies will break his homeward journey in Singapore to hold informal talks with Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew. The discussions may touch on the Singapore naval base and regional trade as Menzies seeks opinions of new leaders and nations after their recent elections.
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Menzies
Singapore
Lee Kwan Yew
Lee
Peoples’ Action Party
United Kingdom
Australia
Lees
London
Royal Navy
India
Pakistan
Manila
Thailand
Seato Alliance
Doubtul
Geneva
RAF Pilots Honor Princess Margaret With Sky M Display
Thousands of Lisbon residents watched RAF No. 111 Squadron form the letter M in vapor trails above Lisbon as part of British fete celebrations tied to the Lisbon fair. The aerobatic display showcased Fighter Command precision during the event.
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Lisbon
Royal Air Force
No. 111
Princess Margaret
Fighter Command
Lisa
Miners Holiday Claim Rejected in Sydney
NSW Government rejected four weeklong holiday claims for state coal workers. A 37.4 hour week was granted along with removal of long service leave restrictions. The ACTU and mining unions argued for broader concessions, while other wage and sick leave demands were denied.
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Sydney
Nsw
Cahill
Solid Soouistics
Ing
A.ct.u
Ank
Cacmonwealth
Left-Wing Unions Rally Over Penal Clauses at ALP Conference
Delegates from 27 unions at the NSW ALP conference meeting today endorsed demands for penal clauses and support for Cahill Government policy. E J Ward said the left was not opposing the government but would press for sections of Labour platform to be implemented. The left aims to sway between 150 and 230 of 700 voting delegates and hopes to win about half of the 200 branch delegates total.
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E. J. Ward
Cahi
Cahill
Labatte
Nsw
A.L.P
Richardson
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