Gromyko Warns West Berlin Solution May Be Late
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned that a final West Berlin settlement might come too late and urged concerted Western action. He reviewed Geneva Conference gains and pledged Soviet effort toward an acceptable position, noting clearer stances and closer views between sides. A joint Franco Italian provoked ministerial talks in Geneva ahead of resumed talks on July 13.
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and Herriques
Gromyko
France
Italy
U.S
Geneva
Britain
United States
General de Gaulle
Cars Damaged In Accidents On Wet Roads
Canberra roads were flooded with mud and water as multiple Saturday crashes caused major damage. Zigmund Noren bergs of Narrabundah and Paul Rothlisberger of Ainslie were involved in a Mt Franklin Road collision, with other incidents on Queanbeyan Road and near Commonwealth Bank in London Circuit.
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Canberra
Mt. Franklin
Bulls Head
Zigmund Norenbergs
Walker Crescent
Narrabundah
Paul Rothlisberger
Leslie Street
Ainslie
Saturdy
Queanbeyan Road
Walter Edward Cooper
Northbourne Flats
John Edward Southwell
Broughton Place
Queanbeyan
Ronald James Richens
Rose Street
Goulburn
Commonwealth Bank
London
Joyce May Riley
Hartley Street
Turner
Commonwealth Avenue
Lawson Crescent
Lionel Bruce Dickens
Musgrave Street
Yarralumla
Lionel Merritt
Doonkuna Street
Reid
Anzac Park
Booroondara Street
Rosirio Rositini
Hardman Street
O'Connor
Roads and Bridges Closed By Weekend Rain in Canberra
Heavy weekend rain closed all Canberra area bridges except Commonwealth Bridge by 11 am. Lennox Crossing Kings Avenue and Scotts Crossing closed since Friday night. Clyde Mountain route near Nelligen shut at 10.39 Saturday. Braidwood to Moruya Araluen and Captain's Flat roads closed. no delays to TAA or ANA flights to Canberra.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Bridge
Lennox Crossing
Kings Avenue Bridge
Scotts Crossing
Department of Works
Clyde Mountain
Nelligen
Braidwood Captain's Flat
Braidwood-Moruya- Araluen
T.A.A
Ansett-A.n.a
First Duty Is Spying Says Red Refugee
Soviet information officer Alexander Kaznacheev, who sought asylum at the U S Embassy in Rangoon, says Soviet diplomats in the free world have a primary duty to spy. He argues the Soviet aim is to install a Communist government in Burma and to bring the country under Communist control, with China playing the main supporting role. He offers to discuss subversion issues with Burmese authorities.
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Rangoon
P.reuter
Alexander Kaznacheev
U.S
Free World
Kurnacheev
Soviet Union
Burma
China
Kaznacheev
Kerala Anti Reds Reject Talks Offer
Direct Action Movement leaders in Kerala have rejected the state government’s call for talks. They announced plans to proceed with the next stage of their campaign and that opposition members would resign from legislative and local posts. Communist Justice Minister Krishna Aiyar said resignations would not topple the government.
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New Delhi
A. A.p.reuter
Direct Action Movement
Kerala
Padmanabhan
Trivandrum
Krishna Aiyar
Sound Prospects Seen For Coal Industry
Authorities including McNally Pittsb International Inc president R C Woodhead and Australian Coal Association chairman Sir Edward Warren report on coal processing upgrades in Australia. Woodhead notes washed coal competes globally while Warren cites rising coal research overseas. Australia explores gasification and hydrogenation with U K and U S firms and a national development committee endorses testing and collaborations.
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R. C. Woodhead
McNally - Pittsburg International Inc
Kansas
U.S.A
Sir Edward Warren
Australian Coal Association
Woodhead
Air
India
Australia
McNally
Coalcliff
Australian Iron and Steel Ltd
Port Kembla
U.S
Europe
Edward Warren
U.K
Large-Scale Smuggling Of Chinese Suspected
Police suspect a major smuggling scheme after two Chinese bodies were found in Sydney Harbour aboard the liner Taiyuan. Eight Chinese crew were questioned with five giving statements. three more expected. Investigations target illegaly landed men. murder charges are not anticipated.
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Sydney
Australia
Taiyuan
Sydney Harbour
Ray Kelly
C.lb
Kelly
Choi Shui-Wing
Hongkong
Pilot Killed In Chipmunk Crash Near Toowoomba
A Chipmunk light plane stalled and crashed at Cambooya south of Toowoomba injuring passenger Seigried Harris and killing pilot Thomas George Armstrong, 21, a Harries Street Toowoomba mechanic. The craft owned by the Darling Downs Aero Club went down 75 yards from the police station and two houses.
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Brisbane
Cambooya
Toowoomba
Darling Downs Aero Club
Thomas George Armstrong
Harries Street
Seigried Harris
Armstrong
Soviet Deputy Premier Arrives In New York
Russia's first Deputy Premier, Mr. Frol Kozlov, arrived in New York for a nation wide tour and to open a Soviet exhibition. He will meet President Eisenhower in Washington during a three day visit and confer with Secretary of State Herter on Wednesday. Talks are expected to cover Berlin and Germany among other topics.
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Washington
A.ap
Reuter
Russia
Lrst
Frol Kozlov
New York
Berlin
Germany
Kozlov
Weather lashes coast as airports shut down
A southerly storm drenched the coast from the Victorian border to the tip of the state with gale winds and heavy seas. Sydney and Newcastle suffered electrical storms while Burren Junction Merimbula and Bankstown airports closed. Runways expected back to service tomorrow.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Victorian
Newcastle
Sydney Weather Bureau
Tablelands
Burren Junction
Merimbula
Bankstown
Bureau
Tasman
Tasmania
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Northamptonshire
Daventry
Northampton
West Berlin
A.C.T
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Kingston Guest House
Red
National Development
Spooner
Commonwealth
Joint Coal Board
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Liddell Seam
Babcock and Wilcox Ltd
Union Carbide Company
Ministry of Power
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