Permanent Fi Bomb Patrol Scheme Reported
London reports joint Britain United States plan for a permanent nuclear bomber patrol to deter and track nuclear threats. Talks in Washington and Whitehall aim to keep 1500 Hi bombers in motion with warheads on patrols. no target revealed. The plan hinges on a highly mobile, global bomber force with crews and missiles ready to deploy as needed.
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No Formal Israeli Reply To Argentina
Israel delays formal reply to Argentina demanding Adolf Eichmann's return. Cabinet met to allow possible meeting between Prime Minister Ben Gurion and Argentina's President Peron, as talks continue.
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Crossing smash kills six children in Traraleon tragedy
Report notes March 22 derailment when a diesel rail car struck a school bus, killing six children and the driver at Traraleon. One victim from Conwarr. At Burnawarihs in north eastern Victoria nine people injured including several youths. driver Thomas Reginald Freyer, 37, of Albury. Passengers listed with ages and addresses.
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Argentine Revolt Collapses In Western Argentina
Reports say a revolt in San Luis province failed as rebels seized a radio station in San Louis and named General Fortunato Giovannoni as Argentine president. President Frondizi, en route to Europe, vowed to maintain his policy while loyal forces pledged loyalty to him.
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Red Army bases reported in West Tebet border area
Travelers reaching Srinagar today said Chinese forces occupy about 12 000 square miles of Indian territory in Ladakh and have set up airfields near Kashmir. Unidentified aircraft reportedly operated over Eastern Ladakh in late May, with heavy artillery batteries and reinforced outposts cited at Rudack and surrounding western Tibetan bases.
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Prince Sihanouk May Become Cambodia's Head of State
Cambodia's government National Assembly and police forces call for Prince Norodom Sihanouk to assume the role of Head of State in a developing political move reported from New York on a Monday.
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Official Ticket Wins N S W Labour Ballot In Conference
The New South Wales Labour Party delegates voted for the moderate ticket that had run the party machine. State president F Campbell praised the conference as highly successful. A debate on foreign policy saw a strong vote against banning close experiments and bolstering Asia policy. The conference backed Commonwealth membership, United Nations, and Pacific defence cooperation. It urged closer aid to developing countries and contact with democratic elements abroad.
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Aborigines Citizenship Rights Amendment Rejected
An amendment urging full citizenship rights for aborigines was rejected. The conference report endorsed federal powers to cover aborigines as Australian citizens and urged continued federal funding for housing wealth and educational assistance.
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Canberra records severe frost and warns of more cold mornings
The Canberra Weather Station reports severe frosts over the weekend with Sunday marking the coldest morning of the year so far. Minimums reached 2 to 3 degrees in the screen, 15.6 degrees on the grass, and records show the coldest grass reading since 1959 was 28 degrees.
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NSW M4 Holiday Toll Rises With Six Deaths
Sydney reports six fatalities on the Queen’s Birthday holiday road toll in New South Wales as police tally numbers for the day. The statewide death toll climbs toward the year’s total, nearing 445.
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Japanese Order to Close Guard for Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Kishi ordered police chiefs to mobilize 25 000 officers for President Eisenhower safety during his June 1922 visit to Japan planning bullet proof car transport from airport to city and heightened security following the Hagerty incident.
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