Nehru withdraws UN draft after Krushchev clash
Nehru pulls back a General Assembly draft seeking renewed East West talks between Eisenhower and Krushchev after Argentina backed changes removing both leaders' names. The vote on amendments failed, leading Nehru to withdraw the resolution amid a crowded UN session.
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History making White House meeting with Ike and allies
The United States hosted a historic White House summit with Prime Minister Menzies of Australia and British leaders. President Eisenhower spoke after the conference while officials including Lord Home and US Secretary of State Herter attended, highlighting a push for soon resumed talks and strong allied ties.
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South Africa Nears Republic Vote Amid High Turnout
Early tallies in Pretoria show 1779 for a republic and 6958 for monarchy, while Durban and Johannesburg constituencies report large anti republic majorities. Governor General Swart cast a secret vote as the first royal representative to participate in national polling.
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Britain reports crash of new Buccaneer bomber during test flight
A two man crew parachuted to safety after a Buccaneer test flight from an air field near Hull ended in a crash. The jet, touted as a year ahead of rivals, was being readied for orders by Britain's Air Arm. Police sealed the area and banned photographs as investigators probed the accident.
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Melbourne businessman found dead in car on Somestone Road
Francis Seymour Vine, prominent Melbourne businessman and former league football star, chairman of the Australian Rope Cordage and Twine Manufacturers' Association since 1945, was found dead in his car on Somestone Road off the Hume Highway Broadmeadows.
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Redstone Rocket Tests Herald Space Program Warm-Up
US Army launches a Redstone rocket toward a Atlantic Ocean target 200 miles southeast in what UPI calls an unofficial warm-up for America's man in space program. A modified Redstone will later boost a one ton capsule designed to carry a man into space and orbit.
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Six Arrested In Strike Clash At GE Plants
Six people were arrested in a clash between pickets and non-strikers at General Electric Company factories. Five arrests occurred in Sinan and one in New England as strike tensions continued.
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Sinan
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General Electric Porpany
Billy Smart parks elephant at London parking meter
Circus owner Billy Smart caused a stir in Mayfair by parking his elephant beside a parking meter. A Westminster City Council spokesman stated it is illegal to park an elephant at a meter as rules govern parking for specified vehicle types. Smart explained the incident came after frustration with London transport.
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Police Face Challenge Locating Missing Body After Drowning
Police failed to find the body of Mr. Smart after a motorist’s report and a canoeist’s sighting near Sydney. Frank Stead, a German-born man, drowned in the river near Tharwa Monday, with investigators suspecting the current swept the body miles away.
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Starlings Blamed for Boston Air Disaster
In Boston hundreds of dead starlings lay on Logan Airport runway after an Electra airliner crashed into Boston Harbor killing 61. Federal A administrator R Quesada said evidence points to a flock sucked into engine intakes during takeoff. An ornithologist noted the birds died Tuesday night.
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