Bitter U N Debate Expected on Spy Flights
United Nations observers anticipate a sharp Security Council confrontation over U-2 spy flights with Soviet accusations and Western calls for restraint. U S delegates defend the flights as unmysterious and not a threat while U2 targets are cited as strategic assets.
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U.N
United Nations
Council
J. Gromyko
United States
Aid
Henry Bot Lodge
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
State Department
Unite Nations Security Council
Tighter Controls On Advertising Urged
The Commonwealth Health Department announced a yearly review recommending tighter controls on advertising. It urges substituting certain ad states that claim cosmetic or medical advantages and calls for a uniform code drafted with publishers and advertisers for council consideration at the next meeting.
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Be Usality
Commonwealth Health Partment
Australian Pilots Held by West Germans Regain Plans
Four Australian pilots Philip Dulhunty Philip Brown Audley Allen and Bruce Robertson were detained near Amberg West Germany after entering the allied air defence zone. They planned to return to Sydney via Prague and Indonesia with two Aero 145 planes. Representatives from the Australian Embassy and the West German Transport Ministry were en route to review the case.
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New York
American Associated Press
Amberg
West Germany
Philip Dulhunty
Miller Street
North Sydney
Philip Brown
Marion Road
Bankstown
Audley Allen
Henry
Dulhunty
Bonn
Frankfurt
Sydney
Robertson
Royal Aero Club of Sydney
Roger Dufhunty
Philip
Indonesia
India
Peter Brown
Transistor use on train brings fine in NSW
A NSW prosecution marks the first public nuisance case over transistor radio use on a government train. The case, heard in Children’s Court, follows warning policy by inspectors who bar noisy radios on trains. In Melbourne, Peter Graham Myers faced charges for loud rock music on a Melbourne to Lilydale journey.
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Peter Graham Myers
Alexandra Parade
Lilydale
Myers
Melbourne
Railways
Sydney
Railways Department
N.S.W
Rae
McCusker
Department
Death Ray Bomb Report Attracts hush hush
A AP report says scientists in the United States and the Soviet Union are developing a neutron death ray bomb to destroy enemy troops without harming friendly forces. The project is described as top secret in U.S. News and World Report, with code names kept confidential.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. News and World Report
Many Uses Seen For Radiation Conference Opens
Senator Spooner linked Australia's nuclear research to industry and commerce. The University of New South Wales dinner marked a conference on the technological use of radiation. Professor Baxter of the Atomic Energy Committee opened with remarks on bridging the gap between technical possibility and economic worth.
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Iworth
Baxter
Atomic Energy Commistiee
Sone
130 MISSING AS CHILE QUAKES AND TIDAL WAVE HIT
A 24 ft tidal wave generated by earthquakes struck a Chilean village near the south coast. 130 are missing and 100 were swept away. overall death toll from quakes rises to 274 with dozens more dying in Concepcion and other provinces. Coast Guard issues tidal wave alerts for California and Hawaii as Chile reels.
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Santiago
Chile
Interior Ministry
Concepcion
Nuble
Ara Binbio
Malleco
Cautin
Valdivia
Llanquihuia
Chiloc
Malleca
Ials
San Franscisco
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ancud
Ceneral
Talcahuano
Lebu
Andes
Buenos Aires
Argentina
American Walk Threatened From Sharon Springs Figure
Dr Barbara Moore has threatened to call off a cross country walk from San Francisco to New York after claiming support from the left and electric insistence. The report notes her assertion about America and a political motive behind the walk.
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Sharon Springs
Kanhsas
Barbara Moore
America
San Fed
New York
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Cevon
Sir Claude Corea
Ceylon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Claude
Gromyko
Lodge
Russia
Associated Press
Strategic Air Command
Kremlin
Berlin
Germany
United Press
Neues Deutschland Today
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Reid
Pam Brown
Anna Wyber
Canberra
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