Production Target Revised Chinese Plan to Pass U.K.
A Chinese rally in Tiananmen marked by a mass parade as Lin Piao outlined a five year plan to surpass Britain in major industrial output within ten years. Khrushchev observed with leaders from Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary and Bulgaria as 700,000 civilians and 100 tanks showcased China's achievements. The display included an atomic reactor and an electronic computer while plans to liberate Taiwan remained stressed.
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Lin Piao
Armed Services
China
Formosa
Britain
Tibet
Communist Party
Mao Tse Tung
Eisenhower Sends Western Leaders Report On Talks
President Eisenhower has sent messages to Great Britain and Western Germany reporting on talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. London and Bonn received briefings as speculation grows on a summit date possibly by next Thursday.
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Palm Springs
California
A.a.p.reuter
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Germany
Khrushchev
White House
London
Bonn
Macmillan
Europe
Acmillan
Civie
Geneva
Pradenauer
United Press
East
West
Wayne Hays
Pores
Bai
U.S
Khrushchev-Eiower Talks Remained To Be Seen. He Also Said Mr. Herter
Bertin
Camp
David
US Stays Firm Against Red China at United Nations
The United States maintains its opposition to admitting Communist China to the UN and to seating Beijing delegates. Officials say no shift is planned despite talks on Tibet rights and a recent 82 nation assembly vote to bar consideration of the bid.
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New York
Tibet
U.S
Peking
Assembly
Britain
New Rocket Developed at Salisbury England Electrics Guided Weapons
A new short range ground to ground rocket for the British Army is in advanced development at Salisbury by English Electric Aviation Company's guided weapons division. Led by L H Bedford the project aims to outperform the Corporal rocket with enhanced range and speed under a UK Ministry of Supply contract.
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English Electric Aviation Company
Salisbury
U.K
Ministry of Supply
Saisbury
L. H. Bedford
English Electric Gas Weapons Division
C. W. K. Nicholls
U.S
Russia
Britain
Goulburn Wool Sales Ban Likely End Soon
Officials signaled the Goulburn wool sales ban would ease with attendance voluntary for members at next week’s sale. Attorney General Downing warned action against disciplined members, while Wool Export (Goulburn) Ltd forecast rapid market expansion and a boom town future with 300 000 to 400 000 bales yearly.
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Goulburn
J. Mann
Downing
Mann
Wool Export
Goulburn) Ltd
Farmers and Grazier, Cooperative Ltd
H. C. Bradwell
Bradwell
W. R. Bladwell
Bladwell
J. P. Cass
Migrant families bring 24 to Australia from Malta and Finland
The Melbourne report notes two migrant families totaling 24 individuals arriving in Australia. The Paava Torkkola family from Finland with 12 members sailed 13 000 miles via Genoa to the Aurelia, while the Anthony Micallef family from Malta also numbers 12. They aim for Bonegilla migrant camp to seek farming work and new prospects.
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Melbourne
Aurelia
Weehustralia
Australia
Paava Torkkola
Mary
Finland
Arctic Circle
Europe
Genoa
Bonegilla
Torkkola
Malta
Anthony Micallef
U S Naval Chief Promises Laos Fight Yet Urges Peace
Admiral Burke said the United States would fight to defend Laos if needed but preferred a peaceful outcome via the United Nations or SEATO. He responded to Representative Stratton regarding reports about his stance. A U N fact-finding team visited Sam Neua Province as clashes between government and Communist forces continued.
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U.S
Laos
United Nations
Seato Alliance
Samuel Stratton
House Armed Services Committee
Stratton
Admiral Burke
Sam Wneua
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