U S Britain In Accord On Summit Plan
Leaders from the United States and Britain met at Mr Dulles home after Camp David talks. A tentative summit plan was discussed with aims to coordinate NATO and Western bloc strategy and to prepare for a forthcoming Foreign Ministers conference in Geneva.
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Plane Equipment Decisions For Industrys Good
The Commonwealth Government’s re equipment policy for Australia’s airlines aims at industry welfare, Senator Paltridge says. He notes Commonwealth decisions follow the Air Transport Equipment Act and respond to applications received. He cites remarks by Ansett and TAA controllers as reflecting their individual approaches.
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Monasteries Burned in Tibet Conflict Report
The Indian Consulate General in Thasa reported fighting near the Cornyulite area as Khambi ribesmen seized several towns in the Eastern Province of Kahm, Tibet. Prime Minister Nehru warned Communist China over the Tibetan crisis and the safety of the Dalai Lama, recalling the 1954 principles of co existence.
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Strontium danger viewed as minimal in Australia report
Professor W Titterton of the Australian National University comments on a United Nations report about strontium dust fallout. He notes Australian registrations are low, from one to three units, with the highest near Adelante and much higher readings seen in Nevada and the UK.
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Formosa Aims to Boost Trade With Australia
Formosa seeks to nearly double annual wood purchases from Australia to £500,000 and buy 250 head of cattle over ten years. It aims to trade lead, tin, steel, bauxite for tea, aluminum ingots, bicycles, textiles, cement, ply wood. Mr. K T Chang leads a trade mission in talks with Australian officials in Sydney and Melbourne. A regular shipping service is seen as a major hurdle.
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Mudgee Seat Hanging On A NSW Election Tilt
Labour faces possible loss as Mudgee decides whether Government holds a one seat majority in the Legislative Assembly. Counts show Nott and Maher under pressure from Liberal and Country Party preferences, with 2 000 votes still to be counted and potential leakage from preferences noted. Premier Cahill refuses independent Speaker amid recount issues across several districts including North Sydney and Dubbo.
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Soraya May Be Roman Catholic During London Visit
Prince Raimundo Orsini may ask former Queen Soraya of Persia to convert to Roman Catholicism as she arrives in Rome for a 10 day visit. The visit is tied to discussing marriage plans with the Malian prince amid Moslem faith questions.
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Dulles Urged To Stay In Office
Senator Mansfield urged United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to remain in office even if unable to attend the May big four Foreign Ministers conference. Mansfield praised Dulles for shaping a strong US foreign policy posture with President Eisenhower and his ongoing consultations. He argued Dulles should not resign and should provide leadership and guidance regardless of physical attendance at the conference.
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Oxford lad trapped in Derbyshire cave depths
An Oxford student, 20, remains unconscious in a 1000 foot deep Derbyshire crevice after a cave exploration mishap. An Air Force officer administers oxygen as rescuers work to haul him out. a rope snagged and broke, and poisonous air fills the funnel shaped hole. Rescue teams from Brux are attempting to reach him with a hose.
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Incidents Reported in Nyasaland and Elections Update
Security forces detained 167 Africans for questioning at Lilongwe in Nyasaland's Central Province, including 60 tax evaders. A patrol north of Karonga reported all Government houses burned, amid intimidation by Nyasaland African National Congress supporters. Northern Province patrols note intensified security with no new incidents. Central Province quiet. one African detained at Chole in Southern Province. Sir Roy Welensky's United Federal Party gains another Northern Rhodesia seat as general elections proceed.
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Reuter
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Nyasaland
Chise-Nwakawoie
Karonga
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Central Province
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Southern
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Legislative Assembly
False alarms could delay Canberra Fire Brigade
Heavy gauge roulches from children setting off fire alarms in fin. spokesmam for the Canberra Fire Brigade said last night the brigade answering false alarms could be delayed from attending real life incidents. In recent weeks more than 12 false alarms had been sounded with 9 new alarms occurring. Firemen believed children were responsible. three alarms occurred over the weekend at Ainslie and Cirifiua.
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Cirifiua
Fire Kills Six Negro Children in Missouri Cabin
AAP reports six Black children perished in a mobile three room cabin fire in Greenville Missouri. Their mother Mrs Beatrice Meges was reportedly out shopping at the time.
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