Early Japanese election returns show Tory gains
Pro Western conservative candidates led the early returns from Japan’s eighth postwar election, with Tokyo reporting party gains and police noting election violation cases affecting thousands. Foreign Minister Kosaka and former Premier Kishii were among initial figures. Melbourne coverage cites Australia’s political push for March austerity.
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Getting Along Slowly in London Injury Report
Fragmented descrip tion from London dated Sunday reports Winston Chars hil injured in bed last night after a fall on Tuesday. unclear details reference a ward and days for recovery.
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U S Says Cuba Widened Arms Build-Up With Soviet Aid
Washington reports Cuba has received at least 28 000 tons of arms from Soviet bloc since July including tanks and artillery. At least 12 Soviet ships delivered arms with the latest at Venel unloading about 6 000 tons. Cuba’s army has grown to more than 210 000 men under Fidel Castro and support from the Neva regime.
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Probe of American elections sparks Justice inquiry
The FBI ordered by the Justice Department to investigate alleged voting irregularities in the presidential election as the Navona Committee announced it would send representatives to eight states to audit results including Texas New Mexico Nevada New Jersey and South Carolina amid concerns over Kennedy and Nixon vote tallies.
U S May Cut Or End Laos Aid
U S officials say Washington may reduce or end aid to Laos if neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma loses power to the Communist influenced coalition. Western diplomats note U S pressure to push Souvanna toward Pathet Lao and Communist China, while supporting Gen. Phoumi Nosavan.
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Mob Attack Near UN Headquaters in Leopoldville
In Leopoldville a violent street clash broke out near the United Nations headquarters on Boulevard Albert as a Congo mob attacked opponents. Police and bystanders struggled to separate the fracas as it escalated with knives and fists.
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Macmillan May Visit Washington in February
London Sunday提供报道称英国首相麦克米兰可能于二月前往华盛顿与新任美国总统会谈 Kennedy 将于1月20日就任 总理与艾森豪威尔及肯尼迪关系密切 将于明年三月在伦敦出席英联邦首相会议
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Four U S Embassy Staff Attacked in Leopoldville
Four Americans attacked by a mob near Leopoldville as Deputy U S official Roy Henderson prepared to depart. Injuries reported for Carlucci St Lawrence and the Danemillers, with Mrs Dannemiller in shock. Ghana’s Welbeck defies expulsion and NATO UN stance amid Congo tensions. West Berlin asylum requests rise to 2701 in the week.
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Defence Pact With Nigeria
Nigeria and Britain discuss a defence pact amid tensions and opposition. Officials in Lagos report ongoing talks on security cooperation while critics question strategic aims and regional impact.
Indonesian Landing In West New Guinea Reported
A spokesman said Indonesian forces landed in West New Guinea but details were unclear Some reports claim Dutch naval units and planes participated The Ministry noted arrests in Merauke Biak Sorong Hollandia Manokwari and Kaimana tied to a large subversive plot against Dutch rule
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Soviet Ambassador Denies Embassy Spies in Brisbane
Soviet Ambassador Ivan Kurdiukov defended his embassy staff on a television program in Brisbane, denying spies and asserting there were no political prisoners or slave labor camps in Siberia. He called anti-Soviet propaganda and argued Russia did not force its political concepts on other nations.
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Country Party to Review Policy in Canberra Meetings
The Country Party will examine its policy at two Canberra meetings this week as required by party rules. The last review occurred in 1957, prompting arrangements by the Federal Council and the Federal Parliamentary Party to involve other party members.
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