Planners Reject SEATO Army in Defence Scheme
An eight nation conference of military planners at Bangkok on Thursday debated a SEATO army concept. Delegates favored a highly mobile force supported mainly by the United States Britain and France with offices in key cities. Recommendations to be presented for consideration at the Bangkok conference next tenth.
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Jalan
Philippines
North Atlantic Treaty Organisa
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Ig Cea
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Britain
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Philippe Phanand
Deveines
Race for Use of Nuclear Energy With Transport
John Hopkind, president of Rail Dynamic Corporation, argued that atomic power could advance transport. He said a ten day program would test continued superiority, envisioning rail engines aircraft and ships powered by atomic energy. He warned Europe’s rail and air networks might shift if atomic power proved reliable.
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Abhington
Wednesty
John Hopkind
Ral Dynamid Corporation
My. Mopkina
York
London
Ceylon names successor to Mr J A Martensz
The minister announced the appointment of Mr HK Gunnarkern High of Passioner as Ceylon ambassador in Austin, succeeding Mr Aubrey Mutse. Mr Gunnarkern joins the Diplomatic Corps, replacing moments from prior service. Mahinda Caliex and others paid tribute to Mr Martense for his service.
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J. A. Martensz
Katerna
HK Gunnarkern
Austin
Aubrey
Gunagekeyin
Caney
Murtensé
Defers Canberra Headquarters for Commonwealth Work
Senator Cooper stated the Australian Broadcasting Commission defers the Canberra headquarters project. The commission will seek a more suitable rented site and complete the move when circumstances permit, prioritizing urgent Commonwealth work.
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Canberan
Benator Cooper
Ostmaster
Gen
Enator
Canberra
Prosecutions For Obscene Libels In London
A report from London notes prosecutions for obscene libels with 14 offenders found guilty. Sentences ranged from three to 45 months. The actions affected thousands of books, photographs, posters, and miscellaneous items across numerous cases.
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London
Henecane Tibeln
Linyd George
Nan
Articion
Rebels retreat as Saigon fronts falter amid upheaval
Reports claim government forces under Premier Diem pushed toward Saigon, claiming gains around Vien’s and Diem’s HQs as rebel factions led by Binh Xuyen falter. A provisional death toll cites around 2,009 soldiers hiding south of Saigon with fighting easing though danger of extremist control looms in the junta. The prime minister’s death toll and a state funeral for Trinh Minh The, posthumous generals, and a reshaping of leadership underline a volatile political crisis.
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Anaes
Hat Torn
Saigen
Sity
Chilon Nastuyan
Raha Bink
Nuyen Fam
Ahen
Saigon
Diem
Vien
Atruggte
Bungos Teat
Arcedew
Bua Dal
Extramuate
Baigon
Widneaday
Teme
Mach Neinre
Abe Binh Xuyen
Dinh Dien
Tria
Cay
Anny
Trinh Minh
Beatie Genera
Sed
Hum Ie
Revos Ielionary Jumtan
West Germany to re arm with airborne brigades and new defense force
West Germany plans three airborne brigades and one mountain unit as part of a major rearmament. The air force will number about 80 000 with 20 divisions and 90 000 in the territorial army, while a Western Allied proclamation tomorrow ends the allied occupation. The move includes a Franco British coordination on a Saar Basin accord and a new autonomous defense structure with extensive volunteer forces and recruitment machinery.
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A.A.P
Reuter
Wonera
Jowncing
West Germany
Britain
Frederick Hoyer Millar
America
James Conant
France
Andre
Wranham-Poncet
Biatc
Frigames Hoang
Gues
Prenco-Saar Economie
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FrancoRuar Econ
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Om Autonomous System of Justice
Tiferm
Gmice
Weap
Austrian Talks Slow Down On Military Terms
Delegates to the Big Four discuss the draft treaty shaping Austrian sovereignty. Unclear on how their armed forces will be limited, Vienna seeks relaxations while the United States backs some changes.
Rural Area AGT Report Sums Losses In Fatal Incident
A garbled report from the Department of Agriculture notes a fatal incident linked to a rural area. The text references a death, a secton of the department, and mentions a summer month with unclear details. The piece preserves named entities and several strong terms despite the damaged text.
Lodge urges veto stay in UN Security Council admission
Henry Cabot Lodge, US envoy to the United Nations, tells the Senate Foreign Relations Sub-Committee that the veto right should be retained on admission questions while proposing a general study of the United Nations. He criticizes the idea of abolishing the veto and calls for a conference to review the UN Charter when the General Assembly considers it later this year.
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Security Council
Henry Canat Lodge
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Lodge
Japan
iElaenhower
Ganérat Assembly
British Party To Visit Russian Church
A British delegation from a Christian Atlantic group plans a visit to a Russian church. They will meet with Russian Orthodox and Baptist leaders and discuss interfaith cooperation. The group is led by Rev Klang Stewart and includes Lady Juliet and Canon LJ, among others.
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Landon
Wedneeany
Atlan
Danoral
Rational
Britaait Rell- Foun
Landon St Hight
EU Tn ‘Entablits Fenaly
Ruanan Suisans
Isauare
Russian Orthodox Church
Fiusatan Baptist Church
Klang Stewart
Juliet
Broad Taming Corporation
Canon LJ
Christian’ Action
Cheinkine
House Upholds Speaker In Uproar Prelude
A chaotic parliamentary session features Speaker support as Ward is accused of obstruction and Cameron presses for action. Ward defends conduct amid claims of procedural tampering. Yeeds and party tensions flare during the debate on the chair’s authority and the sitting's order.
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Mennes
Ward
Pon Tse
Territorica
Mer. Haaluck
Myst
Cameron
Ote
Moukien
Ryatt
Erie
Harrison
Mvatt
Fvatt
Joshue
Menzies
Manaige
Wandor
Ulholich
Haaluck
Australia Near Polio Vaccine Availability In Salk Push
Reports from Commonwealth Serum Laboratories indicate six buildings suitable for polio vaccine production, with local supplies expected for about three months. Australian officials, including Sir Earle Stemarke, discuss production steps as U.S. and international efforts reach faster timelines amid earlier inoculations and concerns over Cutter Laboratory outcomes.
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Australia
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Reece Brant
Sir Earle
Ameri
Boris Pome
British Council Plans Visits By Authorities
The British Council intends to arrange visits by authorities to Australia this year. Council liaison Oscar Burridge stated no such plans exist for a joint English language exchange or commercial ventures. The Canberra director noted no movements for Sir Rainn and Lady Riehneitzen or other figures on the schedule.
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Australia
Upvi
Educa
Council
E.W. Burridge
BriUa Medical Association
Wheaton Groupe
Bream
English Rhage
Mim Stayn
Commercal Ventures
Canberra
Cn Nine
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Oak Fonterday Shere
Sir Rainn
Riehneitzen
Beteert Helpmann
Kathryn Trip Barn
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