World War II Era Talks in Geneva Break Down Over West Germany
At Geneva a clash erupts as American and Soviet officials accuse each other of militarism and plans to turn West Germany into a base for bombers. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd warns against dictated peace terms while Lloyd and Herter urge constructive, joint proposals amid funeral reflections for John Foster Dulles.
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Selwyn
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Lloyd
Gromyko
Chomy
U.S
John Tower Dulles
Christian Herter
Herter
Federal Republic
West Germany
Bonn
Associated Press
Dulles Funeral Attended by Gromyko and Mikoyan
Report from Geneva says Mr Gromyko will attend the Dulles funeral but will not fly with three Western ministers. Western leaders including Mr Menzies are due Washington tomorrow. Soviet Deputy Premier Mr Mikoyan praised Dulles as a great statesman and expressed Russia's sorrow at his death.
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Scussia
Mr. Mikoyan
Mr. Dulles
Mic Mikoyan
Gillee
Neglect Allegations swirl around Canberra welfare case
Major Myris Townsend cared for about 10 children at a Canberra home after retirement from the Salvation Army Child Welfare Department. Officers had threatened to close the home due to alleged ill treatment. Investigations followed after citizen complaints. Department reports awaited.
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Myris .Ownsend
Salvation Army Child Welfare Department
Canberra
Major Townsend
Hawkins
Child Welfare Department
Food Airlift For Flood Victims In Mabal Reserve
A mass airlift was organized to provide food for marooned Africans in the Mabal Reserve after floods cut communication with the outside world. More than 60 people have died in the floods, and regional welfare officials described the situation as worse than expected, with authorities involved to deliver aid.
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Durban
Mabal Reserve
oNeat
Iat Firat
Electronic computer demonstrated at opening event
A demonstration of an electronic computer by Mr Watson at a Bureau of Census and Statistics and Treasury Department event shows officials and several attendees including Nes L. D. Sales Mrs. E. Augutis Mrs. W. T. Gleeson Mrs. A. Y. Hill Miss A. Molken tin Mrs. N. Kuskic and Mrs. M. Tubman. The scene features the minion of the aipmen and references to the iig nic computer.
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Nisin
Aipmen
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Treasury Department
Watson
Ing Ture
Nes L. D. Sales
E. Augutis
W. T. Gleeson
A. Y. Hill
A. Molkentin
N. Kuskic
M. Tubman
Darwin Council Staff Resigns En Masse Over New Award
The entire staff of Darwin City Council resigned after an award cut of up to five pounds weekly, described as savage by unions. All 85 employees submitted notices, risking a staff void of street cleaners gardeners and maintenance workers next week unless replacements are found. The new award also ends paid holiday fares to southern capitals every two years.
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Darwin
J. H H. Portus
Commonwealth
Licensing Of Petrol Stations Proposed For N S W
Sydney reports Premier Cahill announcing a plan to license petrol stations in New South Wales. Minister Maloney will draft cabinet proposals to regulate trading hours and enforce penalties for after hours sales, aiming to curb illegal trading and ensure licenses cover Newcastle and other districts.
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Sydney
Deira Ok Pation
Cahill
Labour and Industry
Maloney
N.S.F
Emment
Castle
Mualoney
Newcastle
Gaol Sentence For Trade Union Leader
In New York Supreme Court Justice Beckinella sentenced union president Leon J. Davis to 18 days for contempt of court over defying an injunction during a strike at Retail Drug. Davis did not attend the hearing. union representative George Goodman received a 15 day sentence.
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New York
Theaday
AAP
Leon J. Davis
Supreme Court Justic J
George Goodman
Davis
Sailotheikeri E
Warning to South Africa on apartheid policy
Dr Hurley warned that white Africa could endure its policy of racial discrimination for a while as police and armed forces hold control. He added the end is inevitable and apartheid strikes at the foundation of the region’s stability.
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South Africa
Dr. Hurley
Deportation for Dr Elaua Fuchs Atom Spy
The Daily Mail reports Dr. Elaua Fuchs the atom spy who supplied Russia with the H Bomb secret will be deported. The Mail says he will be told of the date at Wakefield Prison this week and the date kept secret to allow a quiet exit from Britain.
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Fuchs
London
P.reuter
Elaua Fuchs
Russia
Daily ‘Mail
the Mail
Wakefield
Britain
Call For Closer Liaison Between States
Opening the fifth Australian area conference Sir Thomas urged closer cooperation among states on water sharing from the River Darling and common drainages Victorians and South Australians rail connections and social amenities. He noted border hospitals near border towns would welcome patients and cross border schooling should not be impeded.
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South Australia
N.S.W
Darling
Victoria
Thomas
Australlian Raiteaye
Bute
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