U.K. and Russian Leaders to Resume Talks
UK Prime Minister Macmillan and Soviet Premier Khrushchev plan to resume talks after their first face to face since the Paris summit failure. They met at the UN amid a tense exchange over disarmament Berlin and UN structure.
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Ijhul Ege Rawese
Smepytenn
Paris
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Mr. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.N
Macmillan
General Assembly
Berlin
United Nations
Menzies in tense UN conflict
Australian Prime Minister Menzies arrives in New York amid East West UN clashes. Western support is stressed as Khrushchev challenges Western leaders. Soekarno to address General Assembly seeking UN neutrality. Tito hosts a behind the scenes caucus with Nasser and Nehru before Soekarno heads to Paris for talks with De Gaulle.
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New York
A.a.p.reuter
R. G. Menzies
United Nations
I. Soekarno
New York Times
Dr. Soekano
U.N
Reuters
Sockarno
West New Guinea
Nasser
Nkru'ah
Ghana
Nehra India
Tlevision
Tito
Paris
Attendance At Heart Meeting to Attend National Parliament
Warren McPenalg, president of the Natural Heap Foundation of Arata, will leave Canberra on Monday to attend writings of the National Parliament in Tasmania. Event details unclear due to damaged text.
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Natural Heap Foundation of
Arata
Warren McPenalg
Canberra
National
ipgaPaian
Tasmania
RALPS
Macmillan Urges U.N. to Restore Spirit for New Start
Prime Minister Macmillan addressed the United Nations General Assembly urging a return to the spirit that prevailed months ago. He advocated patience and negotiation on Berlin and Germany, urged resumed disarmament talks, and praised Dag Hammarskjold. He noted Western powers’ aid and a strong ovation at the close.
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Macmillan
United Nations General Assembly
Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Demonstrates Fury in Macmillan Speech
In the House of Commons Khrushchev rose angrily shouting challenges and pounding his desk as Macmillan spoke of backsliding communism and East German refugees. Khrushchev shifted in his seat and toyed with his watch, reacting to disarmament inspection remarks.
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Mr. Macmillan
House of Commons
West Germany
Khrushchev
Assembly
MacMillan
East Germany
Calare by election set for November 5
The Calare by election will be held on Saturday November 5 according to Speaker Mr McLeay. The vacancy follows the resignation of Liberal MP John Brooke Howse for Calare amid ongoing political changes.
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Calare
House of Representatives
McLeay
John Brooke Howse
Lesome
Liberals Urge Conference on Trade Pact
Britain should consult Commonwealth members and the European Free Trade Area on joining the six nation European Common Market. The Liberal Party supported unity at Eastbourne, while Strasbourg urged ministers to study how a broader Europe deal could be negotiated among the six nation Common Market and the seven nation EFTA.
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Britain
Liberal Party
Eastbourne
Strasbourg
Consultative Assembly
Council of Europe
Council
Committee of Ministers
Europe
Common Market
European Free Trade Area
Embassy Advises U S Women To Leave Cuba
The United States Embassy in Havana urged American businessmen and other U S citizens to evacuate their women and children from Cuba. About 3 500 to 4 000 people are affected as Cuban authorities harass Americans, though officials deny any imminent crisis or break in relations. The base at Guantanamo includes 149 officers and 1 400 enlisted families, with 371 dependents of 230 civilians not covered by the warning. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro has signaled action to remove the U S base regally from the island.
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Cuba
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Navy
Guantanamo
Cease Fire Ordered For Laos Amid Turmoil In North
VIENTIANE AAP reports Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma ordered a cease fire across Laos while right wing rebel followers of General Phoumi Novaosan faced a significant defeat in the north. Civil war leaders from the three forces discussed a national unity government from Saigon as peace talks continued in Luang Prabang.
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Souvanna Phouma
Tana
American Associated Press
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Souvanna
Luang
Prairie
Samy
Neau
Laos
Phoumi
North
Vietnam
Pathet
A.P
United Press International
Said
National Unity
From
Saigon
Iament
Sam Neau
Spire Removal Plea Rejected in Abberton Worcester
Britain’s Air Ministry failed to remove the 19th century spire of St Edburga’s Church in Abberton. The Worcester Diocese Chancellor Peter Boydell ruled the jet bomber hazard was not great enough to justify tearing down the 108 year old spire.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
A.ap
Church of England
St. Edburga’s
Worcestershire
Abberton
Worcester
Peter Boydell
National rail strike threat hits Britain as talks fail
Britain faces a nationwide rail strike after wage talks collapsed with the British Transport Commission. National Union of Railwaymen and four affiliates urged their 450,000 members to walk out on October 17, marking a fresh blow to railway services.
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London
A.R.P
Britain
British Transport Commission
National Union of Railwaymen
Nigeria Gains Independence as Britain Transfers Power
Nigeria to become independent with a new green and white flag replacing the Union Jack at Lagos racecourse. Princess Alexandra will hand over to Prime Minister Balewa as Nigeria seeks UN membership amid reports of northern Nigeria disturbances with 14 dead and 87 injured in ongoing unrest.
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Oba Adeniji Adeie II
Lagos
Alexandra
Alhaji Muhammedu Ribadu
Nigeria
Britain
India
Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
United Nations
New York
Han
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Kasavubu backs Mobutu in Congo crisis
President Kasavubu expressed support for Mobutu’s Government of High Commissioners and the move to withdraw Ghanaian and Guinean troops. He also endorsed expelling Russian and Czech missions and announced an imminent round table with Congolese leaders to seek national reconciliation amid the crisis.
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A.A.P
Kasasvubu
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
British United Press
Mobutu
Joseph Tleo
Lumumba
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