Khrushchev Warns Imperialists Dance Like Fish
In Bucharest Khrushchev restated coexistence and peace but warned imperialists to beware, saying they would “make the imperialists dance like fishes in a saucepan” as he addressed end of the Rumeviot Workers Party congress. He urged vigilance, downplayed the chance of war, and cited past conflicts to deter aggression.
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Bucharest
Mn. Khrushchev
Russia
Rumeviot Workers (Communist) Party
Khrusheliov
Kheushchev
Tig
Ieti
Weather Pattern Reports Broad Frost Across Regions
A general weather pattern brings a broad frost across the area with low temperatures around 64 degrees below normal in some locales. Sunshine returns partially with a trough of low pressure moving through the south, bringing gusty southerly winds and scattered heavy snowfall in higher elevations.
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Sauters Alps
Riverina
Men Seek to Rebuild Burnt Hall After Fire
Five carpenters are being recruited to aid in rebuilding the burnt hall near Cabramarta seven miles away. The Friday blaze damaged the building used as a school and hall, with belongings lost and injuries reported among residents.
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Hull
Miles Po Cabramarta
Sisiocison
Raymond Tail
Bacoyea
Tay Ona
Memorial for Mackay Fokker crash victims unveiled
Sunday crowd of about 3 000 attended a memorial cairn unveiling for 29 people who died when the Fokker Friendship crashed into the sea off Mackay. Attendees came from Rockhampton Maryborough Brisbane and other district ports to pay tribute.
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Tokker
Mackay
Hart
T He
Fokker
Rockhampton
Maryborough
Brisbane
Strong Security Measures For Khrushchev Visit To Austria
Vienna reports the nine day state visit of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will see the tightest security in Austrian history. Citizens along routes are urged to keep windows closed and suspension of construction work. Officials expect no large protests though agreements on consular and cultural ties may be signed.
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Vienna
Sourcar
Khrushchev
Anastas Mikoyan
United States
Minty
Paris
Budget Urged To Curb Rising Costs
The Federal Director of Associated Chambers of Commerce Ms. R. Anderson urged a budget with strict steps to cut internal costs and promote efficiency. She said a firm hold on government expenditure could balance the 1960-61 budget, despite a 61 million pound deficit for 1959-60.
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Associated Chambers of
Cammeres
R. Anderson
Anderson
New Canberra Unit To Use RN Rifle
Canberra area units plan a new company to replace the Third Infantry Battalion of the Werriwa Regiment. The unit will parade at 7:30 PM next Monday with weekly parades for six months, including field exercises in the Porose State Forest near Winigello.
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Canberra Cme. Mea
C Chang
Royal SW
Unir
Canberra
Werriwa
Poyrose Siale
Mear
Winigello
Riots in Osaka and Tokyo injure hundreds in Japan
Police report 72 officers injured as clashes erupt in Osaka where 8 000 to 65 000 demonstrators protest the Security treaty. In Tokyo, nearly 900 marchers chant at the U S Embassy during a day of left wing demonstrations.
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Osaka
People’s Council
People's Counsil
U.S
Tokyo
Japan
Diplomats Killed In New Zealand Car Crash
French charge d affaires Jean Baptiste Georges Picot and his wife were killed in a head on collision near Wellington New Zealand in a dash across TasQuath unclear wording. The report notes both diplomats died in the crash with another vehicle involved.
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Wellington
Reiter
D’agaims
Jean Bapiste
Georges-Picot
Madame France Georges-Picot
Istanth
Tas
Qth
U.S. Senate Panel Criticizes U2 Handling Before Paris Summit
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee finds the Eisenhower administration's handling of the U2 incident unreliable and criticizes explaining delays. It calls the event a contributing factor to the summit break up but stops short of recommending actions. The report notes no definitive conclusion on timing or negotiations.
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Washington
P-Reuter
Francis Garry Owcis
Wis
U. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenower
Aitminsten
Paris
Anne
Tysons
Khrusheles
Rein
Fis
Mystery Light Over Sydney Reports Spark Calls
Scores of residents phoned the observatory police and stations after a bright light appeared in the Sydney sky around midday. Observers saw it move southward while an official suggested it could be a meteor or man made satellite, with uncertainty remaining.
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Sydney
Muscat
Observatory
Hire purchase charges rise in Britain on new vehicle loans
In London on Sunday the Hire Purchase Association raised maximum interest on new vehicles from 7.5 percent to 9 percent. For second hand cars under five years old the rate becomes 10 percent, and 12 percent for cars over five years, with charges set for a 12 month period. Motorcycles also affected.
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U.K
London
Britain
Bain Jake Inance Houses Association
West Germany hits 27 billion currency reserve milestone
West Germany's foreign currency reserves reach 27,000 million marks, with sterling at a 2,100 million level for the first time, signaling a strong balance position. The report cites Bonn sources from Sunday.
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Bonn
West Grmany
NSW Road Toll Reaches 479 After Weekend Deaths
NSW road toll climbs to 479 as six deaths over Friday night and Saturday add to the weekend count. A 50 year old service station manager was among the victims, with an early morning police report pending. Victorian road accidents claim four lives this weekend, including a woman killed near Benalla.
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Sydney
San
Fiddeny
Nsw
Wharf
Frank
Hvadfeld
Earirh
Om Country
Benalla
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Moscow
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Obew
Wiley
Andrei Sromyko
Khrushchey
Australia
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Jnr
Tisbine Weather Bureau
Bikiampton
Camo
Wriabage
Norton
Nay
Austria
Ragnar Garrett
Royal Military College
APEX
Viscount Dunrossil
Apex Club
George Anderson
Herse Fa Sttay Flans
Liui
N.S.W
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