Soviet claim on disarmament test bar sparks debate
Radio Moscow attacked Mr. Macmillan's Commons statement on disarmament arguing Britain’s H bomb test widens the arms race and worsens prospects for peace. The London talks aim at a first step of mutual cuts and aerial inspections, while Gromyko cautioned open skies would be unfair to Russia.
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Hands Off Warning After Baghdad Talks
Observers say the Baghdad talks produced a cautious communique pledging independence from foreign interference and signaling a new era in Arab relations. Iraqi Prime Minister General Nuri al-Said warned against Zionist imperialism and said Egypt should act on Arab refugee issues before asking for Suez support, criticizing Western influence and blaming communism for regional tensions.
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Atomic Energy Plan For Bagdad Area
MAKACHS Sanguay reports that a plan to weaponize atomic energy for the Bagdad Pact area was advanced by an economic committee of pact nations. The group adopted four resolutions aiming to improve communications and broaden agricultural cooperation among Britain, Persia, and other members, with an atomic training center proposed.
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Snow Returns to Alps Amid Drought Strain in NSW
Snow blankets the Southern Alps and Mt Kosciuszko as Sydney records a ten degree drop to 59.4 F and winds up to 42 mph. Drought ravages pastures from Bourke to Hillston, butter and milk grim, with Queensland also hit.
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Hospital Fire Ravages Alexandra District Hospital
Seventeen patients including a nursing mother and her baby were rescued as fire gutted Alexandra District Hospital today. Doctors, nurses and volunteers carried patients to safety before the 33 bed facility was razed.
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Mr Menzies Returns to Parliament Office After Illness
Prime Minister Mr Menzies visited Parliament House offices for the first time since bed rest three weeks ago. He remained weak from fever and fatigue but went to clear up work and review Loan Council meeting plans. Doctors will advise on attendance for the remaining session days.
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Victoria Reports One of Coldest May Days on Record
A severe cold snap hit Victoria with snow at Woods Point and Mt Donna Buang, hail in Melbourne and Ballarat, and widespread rain except in the Mallee. Melbourne reached 52.2 degrees Fahrenheit in the afternoon, marking the coldest May day since November 4 last year.
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Move In U N This Week On Sues Deadlock
Western nations plot renewed push to break Egypts unilateral grip on the Suez Canal. Diplomatic talks continue as the United States refuses to back a firm stand, while plans proceed to send a test ship through the canal despite Egyptian claims of self defense and a split with Britain.
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