Kennedy expected to warn Krushchev over Berlin crisis
President Kennedy is expected to seal a Soviet warning through Ambassador Hewellyn Thompson after conferring with Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The talks followed the Vienna summit as Washington weighs Berlin policy and avoids overt force for now to counter Moscow’s implied threat.
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Khrushchev brinkmanship warned by New York Times
The New York Times warned that Soviet Premier Khrushchev could miscalculate Western resolve over Germany and Cuba. It urged firm U.S. actions such as reinforcing forces in Germany and maintaining naval strength, arguing only a united will can deter aggression without triggering war.
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Eichmann Testifies In Jerusalem Trial After Weeks Of Evidence
Adolf Eichmann, 55, testifies in his Beit Ha'am Building Jerusalem courtroom after ten weeks of prosecution, denying awareness of Nazi plans to exterminate Jews while acknowledging limited power to influence events after joining the Nazi Party in 1932. The case centers on his role in supervising mass murder of six million Jews.
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Washington debates a neutron death ray bomb
Washington discussions, reported by the New York Times, center on a neutron bomb that would kill personnel with radiation while leaving buildings intact and without radioactive fallout. The Times says the weapon would be radically different from thermo nuclear arms and could be feasible, revisiting the hydrogen bomb’s revolutionary impact.
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Syrian Israeli Border Clashes Tense Amid Frontline Fire
Damascus reports renewed gun clashes on the demilitarised Syrian Israeli frontier. The United Arab Republic army says fighting began June 18 after an Israeli tractor entered Arab lands, continuing for two days until the tractor pulled back. A second clash at midnight involved Israeli fire, with Arabs denying many losses.
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SEATO Plans Major Exercises Across Member Nations
SEATO announced a year long program of large scale drills to boost military coordination among member states. Australia will participate in the amphibious training and joint exercises in the South China Sea, as stated by Minister for Defence Mr Tawney yesterday.
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Agreement Soon on Market Plans for Britain
London reports that Britain nears a draft three-table agreement with Commonwealth and other governments to enter the European Common Market next year. The plan envisions a formal note to the six member states to open negotiations as soon as possible, with six likely to respond by September. In Damascus the Arab Economic Council urged members to deter Israel’s participation in the European Market to avoid severe fallout in Arab relations.
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Cambodian Leader Drops Plan Amid Laos Summit Talks
Cambodian leader Suntay said he cancelled a plan as Geneva reports show United States and Communist factions opposing key points of Cambodian settlement proposals. Prince Souvanna Phouma, arriving from Zurich, voiced hope a coalition government led by him Father Lao and Prince Souphanouvong would form and meet again in Laos in the second half of July.
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Two Children Die In Fire At Red Hill Brisbane
Two young children a brother and sister suffocated in a blaze in a Brisbane Red Hill house last night. Christine Dawn Hambly six and her brother Gealty four perished as parents were at a local picture theatre with two younger children and only learned on returning from the show.
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Government aid refusals spark charity funding debate
Lost Sydney report notes £3m offer from National Government to house the aged was rejected by state charity and church groups. Dr Hawkins commented that the Government had repaid 43M into consolidated revenue, while organisations may not provide forward funding.
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Fog and Clouds Delay Canberra Flights at Weekend
Fog and low cloud delayed flights at Canberra airport over the weekend. Four planes waited until early morning, one was diverted, and a high to Sydney flight was grounded. The Weather Bureau reported frost, cool conditions, and a forecast of a frosty day with west winds.
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East German Protest Over US Damage to Berlin Rail Property
East Germany held a Sunday protest denouncing alleged violence and wilful damage by U S soldiers on Berlin intercity railway property, asserting sovereign rights over the disputed Western Berlin site.
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