West leaders press for open sky on nuclear tests
Eisenhower and Macmillan announced a four day conference outcome agreeing to limited advance notice and international observation of future nuclear tests if the Soviet Union does the same. They urged restraint, backed canal insulation from politics, and supported German unity and Gulf security.
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Britain Questions Reliance on U N In Hamilton
British informants say Churchill and Eisenhower discussed limits of United Nations influence in Middle East diplomacy. Macmillan reportedly accepted U N conciliation role, while stressing that the United States must be ready to act outside the U N if necessary. New York Times dispatch notes a separate U S nuclear and missile study tour and outlines Britain’s missile and fighter interests amid cost-cutting defense moves.
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Iran
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Sponsor of Basic English Dies at 67 in London
London reports the death of Charles K. Ogden, inventor of basic English, on Wednesday. He was 67, and the announcement came yesterday.
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Charles K. Ogden
San Francisco Quake Injures 31. Widespread Damage Minute Shocks
A weekend San Francisco earthquake injured 31 people and damaged millions of dollars worth of property. The main 11 45 a m shock was followed by strong tremors at 2 48 pm and 4 35 pm. Damage spread across a 200 mile belt from Utah to Gilroy with about 70 000 dwellings affected in the city. Aftershocks continued through the weekend as surveys assess plaster cracks broken windows and loosened bricks in homes and businesses.
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Hobart Apprentice Plumber Breaks Rock N Roll Marathon Record
18 year old Hobart apprentice plumber Bill Darling rock n rolled for 16 hours and 3 ¾ minutes to break the world marathon record of 14 hours 17 minutes. He started at noon Saturday with Fay Johnston and Moira Smith and stopped at 1:15 am today saying he could have continued longer.
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Fay Johnston
South Arm
Moira Smith
UK strikes edge toward settlement with 5 percent offer
Twin UK industrial stoppages in shipyards and engineering plants appear near resolution as employers propose a five percent wage rise. The unions seek ten percent, with 200000 shipyard workers in 70 yards tied to the dispute and a million engineering workers affected in ten major plants.
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Doubts On U.K. H-Bomb Tests Raise Questions
The paper reports Sir William warns research not advanced enough for government test demands. Defence experts question the proposed aerial tests as mere lab experiments, with uncertainty Britain can produce an H bomb. Mountbatten and other service chiefs were reportedly barred from observing the tests. government did not comment.
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Veteran Restauran Dowmer Dies
SYDNEY Sunday. Mr Sam Babicci veteran Sydney restaurant and night club proprietor died at his Sylvania home today from head injuries suffered in a fall. He was 58. Babicci held the first restaurant licence in NSW and was associated with Romanos Primes and other leading restaurateurs.
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Mother dies after accident in Canberra
A 24 year old Canberra mother of three, Frances Emerta Kirkland of Wandoo Street OConnor, died Saturday at 11 30 am from injuries after a Friday night motorcycle crash in Boldrewood Street Turner. Passenger Raymond Hartnell of Capital Hill Hostel is hospitalized with facial lacerations and fractured ribs. Funeral announced to depart Reid Methodist Church after a 2 pm service today.
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Reid Methodist Church
Pilot McMahon Dies After Plane Crashes Near Casino
Lawrence William McMahon, 28, of Casino, was killed when his Chipmunk plane struck a tree and tangled in live power lines while attempting to avoid five children watching from the Hollis residence at Piora near Casino. He had waved to the children moments before the crash.
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Lawrence William McMahon
Bukey Street
Casino
James Hollis
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Piora
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Hollis
Freak Blizzard Sweeps U S Across Central Plains
A freak blizzard raged across the central plains isolating towns and trapping motorists with 10 ft drifts. Temperatures plummeted and the Weather Bureau warned travelers to stay home. At least one death was reported as the storm hit Nebraska Kansas New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma and Texas.
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