Admission Lost Plane On Espionage
Washington reports the State Department admitted an American plane flew over the Soviet Union to gather information. Khrushchev claimed the shot down reaffirms an espionage mission, while Eisenhower’s summit plans face no change. Khrushchev detailed instruments for photography and radio locating aboard unit No. 10-10 in Turkey, commanded by Colonel William Shelton.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Turkey
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William Shelton
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Norway
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American
Associated Press
Pilot Powers Named In Soviet Shootdown Plot
The article reports on alleged CIA pilot Francis Powers, identified by Khrushchev as involved in photographing Soviet missiles and radar defences. It notes his plane was shot down, the Soviet leader’s condemnation, and claims of powers usage, espionage, and possible U.S. apology discussions in Washington.
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Pusimcezu
Central Intelligence Agency
Powers
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
OSCOW
Tal Kute
Busia
Nihchee
Francis
Brezhnev Chosen as New Soviet President
Leonid Brezhnev, veteran Communist and Khrushchev protege, named successor to Marshal Kliment Voroshilov as President of the Soviet Union. The Supreme Soviet announced the move yesterday, noting Voroshilov’s long service and resignation.
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Varoshilov
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
Voroshilov
Fle
Stalin
Communist Party
Russia
Brezsnev
Central Committee
Khrushchey
Khrushchev
U S Plans Resume of Underground Nuclear Tests
The Eisenhower administration announced a resumption of underground nuclear tests under contained conditions to avoid radioactive fallout and expand research to better detect underground explosions. The plan follows talks with Britain’s Macmillan and aligns with a potential Soviet treaty stance on a moratorium.
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White House
Eisenhower
Mr. Macmillan
Camp Day
Maryland
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Aueerty
Geneva
America
Armstrong-Jones Earldom Rejected by Royal Advisors
London reports indicate Antony Armstrong-Jones and Princess Margaret resisted plans to grant him an earldom. Royal aides argued against changing titles to accommodate his status, with Queen and Prince Philip seen as opposed to the move. The debate centered on whether the couple should receive a title and public reception at the wedding.
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A.a.etteuter
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Princess Margaret
Allution
the People
Sunday Pictorial
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Amona
Arm
Prince Philip
bejstean-Jones
Mary
Philip
Phi Ppunneatier
Queen
Elizabeth
Immatrone Lunema
Waterfront Talks to Resume Today in Sydney
Waterfront conference resumes in Sydney today after Saturday adjournment. Shipowners to be represented by J Foster and Find, Waterside Workers Federation by federal president I Beitz and industrial officer Docker. Mealy to attend Melbourne Interstate Executive meeting.
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Sydney
Rence
Justice Ashburner
Commonwealth Arbitration Commission
M. McMahon
Messrs
J. Foster
Waterside Workers’ Federation
1. Beitz
Docker
4. Mealy
Melbourne
ACT
Girl Killed by Railcar at North Adelaide Station
An eight year old girl named Georgina Taylor of Kilburn was dragged about ten yards between a moving railcar and the platform at North Adelaide railway station yesterday afternoon. She died about three hours after admission to Adelaide Children's Hospital.
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North Adelaide
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Kilburn
Policy Promotes Synthetics Over Wool Says Grower
Sydney reports Mr. G. B. Falkiner, Australian sheep breed er, cites U S and Australian push for synthetic fibres over wool. He says tariff and trade friction hurt Australian wool, while Americans favor synthetics in clothing and high tariffs on wool imports persist.
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Australia
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Austalia
Alsatian Bites Boy in Adelaide Attack
An eight year old Adelaide boy had his ear bitten off by an Alsatian dog. The ear lay on a lawn for two hours before surgery at Adelaide Children's Hospital. Gunars Valodze of Broadview Gardens was playing nearby when the dog attacked. three men assisted before the boy received 70 stitches to his face and neck.
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Adelaide Children's Hospital
Broadview Gardens
Gunars
No barrier to Indian royal visit debated by Indian PM
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said in London that a royal visit by the Queen to India is a question of risk, timing and circumstance. He noted invitations must come from India's President and stressed there is no barrier to such a visit in principle.
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India
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