Ar m s Rejected New U S Nuclear Tests Likely
Diplomats in Washington speculated that the United States may resume underground nuclear tests amid talks on a cheat proof test ban. No confirmation or denial could be obtained from U S officials as the issue remains under active consideration following the Soviet failure to agree.
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U.S.A
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U.S
Geneva
Free World
Aide Memoire
Gritain
Allies Weigh Test Ban Amid Berlin Crisis Standoff
U S and Britain press a four power reply to Soviet demands for a German peace conference as Kennedy weighs resuming nuclear tests. Aide memoir warns that failure to reach a test ban would spark wider proliferation and increased clandestine testing.
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Kennedy
U.S
France
West Germany
Britain
Berlin
Kenshchev
Vienna
Krushchev
Geneva
Indonesia to Meet. Dutch Threat on West Irian
Soekarno defended an independent foreign policy and dismissed reports of Moscow and Peking urging an invasion. Dutch officials in The Hague maintained their position, citing Dr. Luns that Holland seeks to avoid open military conflict over Dutch New Guinea and that the U.S. and U.K. would view an armed strike as inadmissible.
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Rian
Indonesia
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China
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Hague
Dutch New Guinea
Dr. Luns
New Guinea
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Luns
U.S
Dutch N.G
V Bombers Turn Back Royal Air Force Flight
V bombers return from Malaya after a jet bomber flight with two Victor aircraft. They diverted to Butterfield Air Base in Malaya en route to Darwin, Australia. One bomber carried Chief of the Air Staff Sir Kenneth Cross. Arrivals shifted to 24 hours late with visits planned to RVA.A.B. establishments. Details of performance remain on a secret list.
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Malaya
Butterfield
Darwin
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Australia
Victors
Venezuelan plot to overthrow Betancourt regime exposed
Caracas reports a right wing plot to topple the Betancourt government led by two former colonels. One commanded the National Guard under Perez Jiminez. the other was Jiminez’s personal pilot. They aimed to form a military junta led by ex general Jesus Castro Leon, jailed for a previous revolt. Supposed arms came from Dominican dictator Trujillo, assassinated last month. Both colonels are under arrest.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Venezuehina
Betancourt
National Guard
Perez Jiminez
Jesus Castro Leon
Trujillo
Swedish Minister Involved In Forrest Road Smash
A chauffeured legation sedan carrying Swedish Minister Nils-Eric Ekbald collided with another car at the corner of Arthur and Empire Circuits in Forrest on Saturday morning. No injuries occurred though both vehicles were heavily damaged. Ekbald and his driver Gustav Eriksson spoke with police while the other driver was identified as Walter Herbert Laddison of Northcote Crescent Deakin.
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Legation
Nils-Eric Ekbald
Forrest
Plane’s Four Tyres Burst on Landing at Eagle Farm
An Ansell ANA Viscount airliner with 50 passengers from Sydney burst all four undercarriage tyres on landing at Eagle Farm airport in Brisbane. The aircraft suffered no damage to the TL and no injuries were reported.
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Brisbane
Eagle Farm
Sydney
Liner Seizes Chance Return Of ACT Boy In Custody Case
Police launched from Thursday Island in a pilot launch to fetch a German boy unnamed in Canberra custody proceedings from the liner Fairsea. The 14 month old child and his father Klaus Steubling had sailed from Brisbane after a Canberra Supreme Court order, with the mother Krister Steubling awaiting news. The ship, six miles off the island, did not stop at another Australian port. The boy was born in Australia and a divorce case in Melbourne was noted.
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Steubling
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Fairsea
Brisbane
Cavanagh
Gemany
Australia
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Melbou
Dangerous Bomb Found By Road In Windale Incident
Aerial bomb with firing head rested on the pin found on a highway. Police halted traffic while explosion crew and RAAF units from Williamstown Base detonated the device after two hours. The bomb was lethal within 30 feet and could have injured nearby motorists.
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Trafic
Eaplosivyes
Closure likely for Captain's Flat zinc lead mine
The Captain's Flat lead and zinc mine near Canberra faces closure next June if new ore is not found. Ore reserves have narrowed and exploration has failed, affecting about 400 local families who relied on the mine for livelihood. A geophysical survey by national and New South Wales governments has not yielded encouraging results.
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