West Berlin talks stall as Gromyko stands firm
Western and American officials report no shift in Moscow's stance during Berlin negotiations. Gromyko remains tough on occupation and access, while Herter and allied ministers discuss a possible summit and two four power commissions to supervise Berlin and Western access. Nixon's Moscow trip next month sparks talk of a semi summit.
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Christian Herter
Gromyko
Andew Berding Inter
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West Berlin
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Ake
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Bonn
Paris
West Germany
Adenauer
de Gaulle
France
Francois Roussel
la Croic
Commonwealth
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U.S
Nixon
New York Times
Geneva
US Navy P4M damaged in North Korea air clash
Two MIG fighters believed involved attacked a US patrol plane about 85 miles east of Won-yn North Korea. The P4M returned to base after six firing runs with tracer rounds. a tail gunner was seriously wounded. The incident prompted a protest and full Navy inquiry.
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Navy Department
Joseph Reap
Walter Robertson
Wonfn
North Korea
T Defence Department
Writ to be issued for Lismore seat election
The writ for the Lismore election will be issued when Parliament meets in August. The date is not fixed but an August 29 election is probable after the Court of Disputed Returns voided the poll. Campbell challenged Easter who won by two votes after a recount.
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Sydney
Lismore
Maher
Cahill
Court of Disputed Returns
Independent Country Party
Campbell
C.P
Easter
Holden Profits Exceed £15m in Australia Year
Holden profits reach £15.3 million for 1958 with sales over £116 million and 24 overseas territories. Distributors expanded to Ceylon Indonesia Goa and Mauritius while 18,699 direct employees supported thousands more Australians. U.S. parent receives £7.4 million in dividends, while Australian workers face concerns over wage and price impacts.
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Melbourne, Ltd
Australia
U.S
Detroit
G.M.H
Ceylon
Indonesia
Goa
Mauritius
Rayrolls
Kerala unrest flares as state riot situation continues
In Trivandrum a government school roof was set ablaze amid protests against Kerala's communist government. Chief Minister E. M. S. Namboodiripad addressed a 20 000 strong crowd as police reported multiple arrests and 12 deaths from police fire. Officials described conditions as relatively quiet but ongoing demonstrations persisted.
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Trivandrum
Kerala
India
A.a.p.reuter
E. M. S. Namboozipadan
Trivandi
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