Tibetan Border Troops Alerted as China Eyes Indian Invasion
The People's Daily says China warns of imminent Indian invasion and orders border troops to defend territory with ready counter blows. Reports claim clashes in the Tibet region near Lhasa and Damshune Wilai airfield with casualties on both sides. Nehru calls situation difficult amid rising tensions and disputed incursions.
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London
China
People’s Daily
Phung Indwo
Hidia
Nehru
India
Theorth Astern
The
People's Daily
Sinandian
Toppt
Mtr Chmn
Arong
Chedang
Tibet
New China
Damshune
Lhasa
Tibetan Capi
Damshine
Colombo
Mae
Negro Riots Halted After Police Stop Arrests
Riot in the northeast town section ended when officers confronted a group of armed suspects. Police, firemen, and emergency crews responded to smashed storefronts and fires as order was restored. Casualties were reported but details remain unclear.
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Hansville
Malion
Daly
Last girder placed on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge progress
The final 50 ton overhead pre cast concrete girder was secured on the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge on Saturday. The bridge comprises 194 girders and workmen expect completion before mid 1963.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Monaco Pantomime as Talks Break Down Over Tax Haven Status
Border talks collapse after Monaco and France fail to agree on a new tax convention. French customs raid Monaco tax free firms deemed to evade payments. Old accord expired midnight Friday, leaving Monaco treated as a foreign country. A Monégasque quips Berlin has its wall while ours rises.
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France
Monaco
Tivilish
United Press
Berlin
Reds Deny Blame For Tension On Berlin Wall
Moscow sources say the Soviet Union rejected Western claims of responsibility for Berlin tension sparked by border incidents. Notes to Britain, the United States and France stated no threat of action, while signaling likely further talks in Washington between Kennedy and Adenauer and ongoing Franco-British dialogue.
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Berlin Wall
Moscow
A.A.P
Reuter
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
Ty Wasington
Washington
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Adenauer
Herr Gerhardt Schroeder
Herr Schroeder
Krushchev
Dean Rusk
Agile thief haunts Kingston offices after daring break in
Police seek a man with a bandaged arm after a careful ransacking of 14 desks, four offices, seven lockers and every cupboard in the Department of Customs and Excise and Educational Clinic Kingston. Entry was gained by breaking a window after traversing a narrow water pipe to the roof. Dora Max Robinson and Det 1 Broomby lead inquiries. sightings near the buildings between 11 30 am Saturday and 24 pm yesterday are being sought.
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Weemea
Department of Customs and Excise
Kingston
Customs and Pxesse
Ito
Dora Max Robinson
Det 1 Broomby
Meeting in Sydney appeals on hanging
The Lyceum Theatre hosted a capacity crowd of over 1,000 as Rev Alan Walker led speakers including Rev W J Hobbin Mrs Edna Roper and Mr W R Lawrence and Mr M Kirby in urging an end to capital punishment. The group urged the Victorian Government to halt the hanging of Robert Tait.
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Central Meilualist Mission
Alan Walker
Lyceum
W. J. Hobbin
Methodist Church Social Services
Edna Roper
W. R. Lawrence
M.L.A
M. Kirby
Students’ Representative Council
University of Sydney
Roper
Australia
Lawrence
Nsw
Kirby
University Audenty
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Robert Tait
Melbourne University Picket Protest Over Hanging
Melbourne University students protest the government's planned execution of Robert Peter Tult with round the clock vigils at Parliament House. Placards oppose capital punishment as the Supreme Court prepares to hear an insanity investigation petition in the case.
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Melbourne
Melbourne University
Robert Peter Tult
Taft
Supreme Court
Tait
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