Honduras and Nicaragua clash sparks border war
Reports from Mocoron and El Espino describe Honduran air strikes on Nicaraguan troops and heavy fighting along the northern border. Nicaragua rushes National Guardsmen to the frontier as Honduras enlists police, students, and airport forces, while the U S State Department and OAS seek a peaceful resolution and a fact finding mission.
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Cannot Curb U.S. Farm Output
In a letter to Senator Allen Ellender, Etta Henson argues that production per farm worker has doubled in the past 15 years, making it virtually impossible to curb agricultural output with existing controls. He urges consideration of crop content and export programs.
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Reuters
Serre
Etta Henson
Yestore
Allen Ellender
Wid,chalman
Senate Agricultural Committee
England Air Crash Death Toll Rises to Three Majors
Reports from London indicate the number of fatalities in the Vi-Alt air crash in England increased to three, including Colonel J. Maton and two armored majors. The disaster prompted inquiries as investigators seek cause and responsibility.
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London
England
J. Maton
Former Police Officer Appointed to Parole Board
AYDNEY Friday reports the Attorney General Mr Downing announced the former chief of the CIA Mr Joseph Victor Ramus will join the Parole Board replacing Dr BE Morris who resigned. Rams previously served as detective in Riverina rising to Senior Superintendent before moving to Sydney.
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Hunger Strike Ends at Irish Camp After Five Days
A five day hunger strike at a County Clare camp ended after talks with Irish government representatives. Six Hungarian hunger strikers are reported seriously ill due to the bat.
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Prituy
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Government Urges Permanent Parliament House for Australia
President of the Senate Senator Mc Mullin and Speaker Mr. Mcleay urge a permanent Parliament House in Canberra. They criticize the current temporary building after nearly 20 years and call for a national monument reflecting Australian pride and unity. They recommend a design competition and a four year construction plan behind the existing structure.
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Tp Flousa of Representatives
Mcleay
Martiament
Parliament House
Australia
Canberi
Submarines Shadow Sixth Fleet in the Med
The Daily Mail reports Soviet submarines in the Mediterranean with antisubmarine hunter groups. Fleet bases in Sasgeno-Valone Alba nia Alexandria and Latakia are cited with missions led by rear admirals. Airing concerns, the Sixth Fleet presence aims to influence Syria while Jordan lifts curfew for King Hussein’s anniversary and Eid al Fitr celebrations.
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Russia
Sasgeno-Valone
Albania
Alexandria
Egypt
Latakia
Syria
Alexey Linalachev
Martigues
Kherson
Linabachev
Ondon Daily Mail
Jerusalem
Ierueli
Middle East
Jordan
Hussein
Special US envoy recalled from Middle East tour
The envoy Richard Richards is recalled to Washington and will cancel visits to Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. He plans to travel via Tunis and Rabat on the return to Washington for a White House meeting on foreign aid next Thursday.
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Mid-East
Cottme
Richards
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Middle East
West Germany
John Foster Dulles
Bonn
Richarda Yesterd
Greece
Tarael
Hig Pour
Tunis
Rabat
Washington
Long Easlon
White House
No Public Fund Compensation For Dr Adams
The Home Secretary Richard Butler rejected a proposal to pay from public funds to Dr John Bodkin Adams recently acquitted of murder. Labour MP Emmet Hughes urged a tribunal to determine compensation, but Butler found no grounds to authorize such payment.
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A.B. Reuter
Richard Butlegg
John Bodkin Adams
Labour
Emmetrys Hughes
Commons
Adams
Butler
West Leading In Atomic Weapons
Admiral Felix B. Stump, commander in chief of the U S Pacific Fleet, said Western powers lead in atomic weapons and are growing stronger while Russia increases arms. He spoke in Sydney during Coral Sea anniversary celebrations and noted new ships aircraft and carriers coming into service for the Pacific fleet. Special services will be held aboard visiting U S warships and in Australian churches. Plans were outlined for a future merged Pacific Eastern naval command with about 600 ships and 2,400 aircraft under one flag.
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U.S. Pacific
Felix B. Stump
Russia
Stump
Servine
Pacific
United States
Australia
Admiral Stump
F. Lee
Canberra
U K Commonwealth Trade Increase
London Italy Reuters report quotes David Eccles president of the Board of Trade. He tells a House of Commons questioner that Britain's trade with Commonwealth countries rose since 1962 and that share with the Commonwealth and the rest of the world both increased. Trade with the Commonwealth declined slightly from 44.3 percent to 44 percent.
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David Eccles
House of Commons
Britain
David Anid
Commonwealth
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