Hailsham Seeks Seat In Commons After Peer Renunciation
Lord Hailsham renounced his peerage to become eligible for the Prime Ministerial race. The minister aims for the Commons seat left by Mr. Macmillan who resigned and is convalescing after medical events. The Conservative conference reopened amid a tense, unsettled mood over potential successors.
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Blackpool
Lord Hailsham
Macmillan
Conservative Party
Britain
Mr. Macmillan
Maudling
Science
Butler
Hailsham Leads Tory Rally Amid Leadership Bid
At Blackpool Lancashire Lord Hailsham drew a 2500 strong ovation after his speech with loud cheers greeting him again this morning. Foreign Secretary Lord Hume also received a prolonged standing ovation for his foreign policy remarks. Butler looms as a tailor made replacement with Mandling seen as strong among back benchers while Macmillan recuperates from operation and prepares final rally remarks.
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Lord Hailsham
Blackpool
Lancashire
Lord Hume
Hume
Kennedy Praises Macmillan For Nuclear Test Ban Role
President Kennedy commends Prime Minister Macmillan for his decisive part in achieving the nuclear partial test ban treaty. He notes the timing of the letter before Macmillan’s illness and expresses deep appreciation for his contribution to world peace.
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London
Kennedy
Macmillan
Mr. Macmillan
Best peace prospects in 3 years in Britain speech
Lord Home urged perseverance in a policy of strength and loyalty to allies while pursuing conciliation with the Soviet Union. He warned force would meet aggression and cited the nuclear bomb and China split as factors reducing the risk of a return to old bullying. He spoke of a genuine prospect for lasting co existence.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Lord Home
Russia
China
Race Against Epidemic In Area Of Dam Burst Disaster
Massive flood from a mountain landslide into the Vaient Reservoir leaves up to 3,000 dead with about 2,000 more missing. Troops and 10,000 Italian, lice and Red Cross workers search mud and wreckage for bodies as authorities fear an epidemic. World leaders send sympathy while relief aid arrives. In Malaysia, nine Chinese victims, including six children, are among the first recovered from the Sungei Besi dam-break path. around 3,000 homeless.
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Vaient
Associated Press of America
Dalian Alps
Setar For the Interior
Giovanni Giraudo
United States
Lice
Red Cross
Jin
Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Sungei Besi
Kuala Lumpur General Hospital
Bread Rise Sparks Wrapper Debate In Australia
Master Bakers' Association president J. M. Ogilvie announced a rise in unsliced bread prices, applying only to high class wrappers. He urged housewives to expect wax paper or cellophane wrapping, not ordinary paper, as the three month consideration concluded. The NSW Prices Commission had recommended matching wrapping costs to those of sliced bread.
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Master Bakers’ Association
J. M. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
N.S.W. Prices Commission
Townley to Seek U.S. Bomber Replacement Terms
Australia’s Defence Minister Townley said he will discuss interim Canberra bomber replacement with U S Defence Secretary McNamara in Washington. He will be away two to three weeks, aiming to secure the MacDonnell Phantom loan and later purchase the American TFX as a long term option.
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Townley
United States
McNamara
Defence
Washington
R.A.A.F
Britain
Australia
R.ala.f
America
Election Pointer In Trip Delay
Government debates an early election as Defence Minister Townley visits the United States to negotiate a bomber deal. A successful result could let Sir Robert announce a Canberra bomber replacement and spur campaign momentum. A decision on election timing is due by mid next week amid cabinet deliberations.
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Menzies
Defence
Townley
Australia
Sir Robert
Canberra
Melbourne
Bar Council of Victoria
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
L.C.P
Country Party
Robert
Adenauer Resigns as West German Chancellor
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced his resignation after 14 years in office. He gave the letter to President He inrich Luebke, who will inform Parliament on Tuesday of acceptance and keep Adenauer as caretaker until a successor is chosen. Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard has been chosen to succeed him.
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Erhard
Dr. Adenauer
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