Rebels Claim North Celebes Town Taken
Reported rebel forces seized Bengkalis and other islands at the Siak River mouth near Pakan Baru as clashes with government troops continued around Central Sumatra. Soekarno began a six day inspection of military strength while authorities said East Java areas along the jungle coast were cleared of rebels.
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Manchester
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Wil
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Sumatra
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Gunstra
United States
Howard P. Tones
Caltex
Pacific
Coronel Vachian Djambek
Pt Radio Tonight Central Ent Parat
Pakan Bahru
Djakarta
Wvaders
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Siak
Caltex Elds
Pakan Baru
Soekarno
East Java
South
Celeges
Singapore
Red Leaders Open to U S Summit Visit
Khrushchev and Bulganin say they are not afraid to fly to Washington for a possible East West summit. In Moscow they told Polish journalists one night after answering questions at a reception. Bulganin added the talks could proceed if participants show true desire and substance.
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P.reuter
Mr. Khrushchev
Marshal Bulganin
Washington
United States
Bulgaoin
London
Murmillan
Minin
Merg
Jahal Bulganin
Maikop
Protection for Australians in Indonesia under government authority
The Australian Government says it has given the fullest authority to act to protect Australians and Australian property in Indonesia during the current threat. 269 Australians are in Indonesia with 180 in Jakarta and 17 at a central Sumatra oil centre. Caltex employees have reportedly moved inland to Riabaf under central government instructions.
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Djakarta
Indonesia
Department of External Affairs
Sumatra
Caltex Oil Pty, Ltd
Caltex
Pakan Baru
Riabaf
Diskarta
U S Eyes Possible Nuclear Test Suspension Plan
The United States may be considering suspending nuclear tests following a Washington Post report. The Post cautioned the move should not replace broader arms-control steps and noted the Soviet Union has pushed for a test ban while continuing tests.
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Wablaand
Reuter
United States
Washington Post
Tne
Soviet Union
Menzies Urges Unity Hope After Queen Mother's Visit
Prime Minister Menzies warned Australians not to exaggerate disunity after the Queen Mother’s visit. He praised her charm and duty, noting the Crown as a symbol of unity and the deep ties between Australia and Britain during and after the war. He spoke during his new Man to Man broadcast series.
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Australia
Menzies
Mr. Menzies
Mendes
Unarmed Nuclear Bomb Drops on U.S. Village
Reports state an unarmed nuclear device fell near a Georgia coast line and a second in Nebraska with no atomic explosion. Authorities say no contamination danger, but potential hazards exist if high explosive charge detonated. Navy divers failed to recover wreckage after several weeks.
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Nebraska
Hunter Air Force Base
Georgia
Charleston Air Force Base
Savannah Beach
Cach
Florence
Air Force
Walter Gregg
Mra
D L P Senator Wins Library Committee Seat
The Democratic Labour Party gained a Library Committee seat in the Senate election held yesterday. Senator McManus of Victoria won the seat by one vote over Labour candidate Sheehan, with Benster McManus supported by the government. The vote was secret, following a request by Senator Cole.
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Evatt Labour Party
Senate
D.iap
Senator McManuy
Vic
Labour
Candi Sheehan
Benster McManus
D.L.P
Cole
Library Committee
Freak Cloud Over Jersey Darkens Island Parliament
A freak cloud blackout left Jersey in darkness yesterday with the island’s Parliament unable to speak aloud as Senators named themselves in the dark. Snow reached 30 000 feet, power failed across regions and there were motor accidents with fatalities. Northumberland reported six inches of Baow as freezing temperatures persisted.
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Heller
Dunder Falls
Rothbury
Northumberland
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