U S Rejects Soviet Five Point Nuclear Ban Plan
Washington reports that the Soviet draft five point plan for banning nuclear weapons was deemed not acceptable by the United States. The State Department accused the Soviets of trying to trap the U S into a vague pact while insisting on verification and immediate testing bans.
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Russia
Nevney Tasa
Washington
Statment
State Department
United States
Alington Sand
Pledee
Soviet Union
Vestay
Secrat
United Nations
Kunin
Britain
Berlin Tensions Rise Over Berlin Crisis Claims
Adenauer warned of a dangerous Berlin situation amid Khrushchev proposals and Western responses. Ulbricht and Neues Deutschland echoed hard lines while Allied spokesmen reported normal Western trains and no Soviet interference as US and British convoys move between Berlin, West Germany, and East German border points.
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Neues Deutschland
U.S
United States Army
Berlin
Karlshorst
East Berlin
West Germany
West
Hanover
Strasbourg
Man Dies In Blazing Melbourne-Echuca House Fire
A man named Edward of Warren Street Echuca died in a four room weathered house fire in Echuca. A nephew tried to enter the flames to reach him but was driven back by the fire. Police could not determine the cause of the blaze.
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Melbourne
Echuca
Edward
Warren Street
Echuuca
Frederick
Saonaey
Flying Boat Declared Lost Over Atlantic
An Australian airman pilots the flying boat M820 named Portus Miss is officially recorded as lost after a forced landing on the Atlantic last Sunday. Pilot Jimmy Brond is missing with the craft.
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Bunday
Hooter
Batralian
Jimmy Brondea
Atlantic
Bomb Wrecks Radio Shop In Melbourne
Melbourne detectives hunted a saboteur after a gelignite bomb wrecked the Riversdale Road studio shop in Camberwell on Friday night. The blast damaged doors and traumatized residents as investigators linked the act to a grudge against shop proprietor Theodore Miller, who was at home in Hawthorn when the explosion occurred.
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Melbourne
Camberwell
Terba
Riversdale Road
Theodore Miller
Miller
Hawthorn
Abuth
Trams Crashes Injure Twelve at Sydney Junction
Twelve people were injured when two trams collided at Anzac Parade and Cleveland Street Redfern. Three Central District ambulances took victims to St. Vincent's Hospital where all were later allowed to leave after treatment. The most serious case involved a man with a fractured nose. Passengers were thrown into the street as trams struck each other. one tram’s driver's cabin was wrecked though the driver was unhurt.
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Sydney
Anzac Parade
Cleveland Street
Central District
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ghana Premier Denies Passport Order Amid Parliament Row
Ghana Premier Kwame Nkrumah denies government order to withdraw passports of opposition MPs. He does not dispute Interior Minister Kroba Eduset's Thursday statement about confiscation policy. The ruling party faced ongoing parliamentary friction over travel and legal authority.
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Acora
Sunaay
A.a.preuter
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Kroba Eduset
Togoland Set for Independence in 1960
The General Assembly unanimously agrees to terminate the trusteeship with France, paving the way for Togoland to become independent in 1960.
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Togoland
New York
General Assembly
France
Good Neighbour Council Float at Queanbeyan Floral Festival
The flower-bedecked Good Neighbour Council Boat leads a parade down Monaro Street during the Queanbeyan Floral Festival. At the front of the float children portray Scotland and Australia with other nationalities shown at the rear.
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Good Neighbour Council
Monaro Street
Queanbeyan
Scotland
Australia
Vice President expelled from Radical Party in Argentina
Vice President Alejandro Gomes, linked to a plot to depose President Arturo Frondisi, is expelled from Argentina's ruling Radical Party. He is asked to resign his government post but refuses, saying he would rather be impeached and predicting a day of national hilarity.
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Buenos Aires
A.ap
Reuter
Alejandro Gomes
Arturo Frondisi
Argentina
Radical Party
Commander Dies in Helicopter Crash in Okinawa
Rear Admiral Leonard B. Southerland, commander of air craft carriers of the Seventh Fleet, was killed in a helicopter crash on Okinawa. The helicopter burned after the crash and two other naval officers also died, the U S Navy announced.
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Washington
Reuter
Admira Leonard B. Souther
Land
Asit
United States Seventh Fleet
Okinawa
Preas
U.S. Navy
Russian Claim He Is Aged 150 At Birthday Party
Moscow reports Mahmud Kiva Nov claiming to be 150 at a birthday in Baku. He said he would not mind living another 150 years. Tass News Agency added Iivazov, a deputy to the local Soviet, is hale and hearty and still a good horseman at his age.
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Moscow
Reuter
Mahmud Kivanov
Baku
Lfe 2
Tass
Iivazov
Loa
Political Leaders Differ Sharply On Major Issues
Debate pits deputy Liberal leader Holt and Primary Industry minister Mc Mahon against each other on social services migration taxation and communism. Evatt argues for increased social payments while Holt favors flexible policy. Calwell warns of five percent unemployment. McMahon cites tax cuts. Communist influence is a focal point with mixed claims on funding and policy.
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Labour
Holt
McMahon
Dr. Evatt
China
Arool
Calwell
Mr. Hott
Australia
Mr. Calwell
Me. Holt
Journal Urges Export Growth and Overseas Investment
The journal calls for expanding export markets and steady migrant intake to raise output and employment. It argues a rise in overseas reserves and IMF credit may be needed and stresses absorbing a larger workforce, boosting annual opportunities, while avoiding inflationary shocks from rapid domestic spending.
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Merce
Ateady
International Monetary Fund
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United Nations Assembly
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