Tito Visit Sparks Anglo Yugoslav Tension In London
A chaotic sequence envelops Marshal Tito’s London visit as police block streets and monitor crowds. Tense coverage notes Yugoslav- British talks, amid protests and heightened security, with Tito in a bulletproof car touring landmarks and facing questions on diplomacy and democracy.
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X Steel Back To Vote Control
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Park Buildings Not Released For Olympic Village
Reports from Australia say the government delays releasing Albert Park for the Olympic Village as Cabinet reviews plans. Coles and other officials discuss accommodation, defense program costs, and the impact on preparations for the 1960 Games in Melbourne versus Mexico City.
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TEST TEAM LINER DELAYED TEN DAYS IN TRANSIT
Test team liner Orestes with Captain Attralink plan to reach Pingland and Adelaide by early April. Engine trouble at 6 p m caused speed reductions and a late departure from Magy lind amid plans to resume voyage toward Balas Cadirman and Perth.
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U.S. Bomber Clashes With Soviet Jet Near Alaska
A U S bomber engaged a Soviet built jet near Alaska amid Western alliance tensions. Details are unclear as officials describe the incident and related border patrol measures, with statements on flight paths and cautionary alerts for American and Allied air forces.
Wheat talks near end of multi national price accord
The Australian delegation led by Minister McEwan pressed for a multilateral Wheat Agreement in Washington as talks stalled over a common price denominator. Officials cited U S and UK positions, with imports versus exports and government guidance shaping the debate on future price levels.
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Nevada desert test shows improvised artillery device near atomic power
Reporters describe a six week Nevada test of a primitive artillery device resembling a mini atomic blast. Exploding steel towers, plastic dummies, and radiation traces were observed from trenches miles away as observers and troops watched the simulation of a nuclear event with limited damage reports and cautious assessments.
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Damage far below expected from blast near tower site
Eyewitness notes say blast effects were limited but walls cracked and debris scattered through upper floors. Experts from Civitan Retange Agency examined wreckage, with reports of a vehicle toppled and a drone plan cancelled while networks prepared nationwide coverage and public officials assessed damage.
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Man's Escape After Car Crash Near Athen
A man escaped serious injury after a car crash near Athen Mn. He was treated at a hospital and later interred following a burial service at Chapman erawit. The incident occurred along Limtone Avenue late at night with emergency crews on the scene.
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Soviet Threat To Egypt At Cairo Meeting
Soviet officials reaffirmed potential Egyptian sympathy after Stalin’s death. Discussions with Egypt’s Foreign Minister Beyptien sympathies referenced by sources, while British and American moves were noted. Churchill reportedly indicated caution as Allied positions were weighed.
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