New Zealand and China Call for World Communist Meeting
A joint statement signed in Peking by New Zealand party secretary-general W G Wilcox and Chinese party secretary Teng Hsiao-Ping urges vigorous support for revolutions and readiness for non peaceful transition. Rita Smith and Rewi Alley plus Wilcox discuss future talks with Soviet and Chinese leaders to pave a world meeting of Communist parties. The note warns revisionism as the central danger to the international movement.
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Jon
Peking
New Zealand
W. G. Wilcox
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Me Wilcox
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Mao Tse- Tung
Rita Smith
Rewi Alley
Strontium-90 Remover for Milk Claim
Three University of Maryland scientists propose a safe method to remove Strontium-90 from milk after atomic fallout. In tests contaminated milk was mixed with slightly soluble calcium phosphate and then separated, removing about 90 percent of Strontium-90 from both fresh and processed milk.
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New York
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Boy Wins Mile Run With Broken Leg
Gloucester shire schoolboy Edward Whereat, 14, crashed his new bicycle, rode home, and finished fourth in a mile run with a broken left tibia. He continued to attend school and PE, until a month later his leg collapsed and doctors diagnosed a fracture.
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Gloucestershire
Edward Whereat
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Unemployment Report Challenges By Employers At Canberra Meeting
The Association's annual Canberra meeting criticises unemployment statistics as misrepresenting breadwinners without work. It cites rising vacancies, employer difficulty finding skilled to unskilled workers, and concerns over overseas publicity affecting emigration. It argues training and immigration policies fail to meet rapid industrial progress. The report notes fewer skilled migrants in the year ending December 30 1962 due to high demand for such trades.
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