Eisenhower Denies Pressure On Nationalists In Asia
President Eisenhower rejected suggestions of pressuring Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists over Quemoy and Matsu. He declined to make a public statement that could be misinterpreted in Formosa and said no indication of a shift in U S policy had been received from Chiang.
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Gilanore
Natona
Ewenhower
Formosa
U.S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Ques
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Chiang Kek
Washington
Taipei
Defence Ministry
Liu Oh-Ta
U.P.S
Peking
Liu
America
Airman in custody over padlock escape and secret documents
Airman Brown from a missile trials unit at Edinburgh Airfield faces charges after escaping, switching a padlock and being found with secret documents. Investigators focus on whether he removed information from RAF HQ in England, with potential court martial for breach of RAF regulations.
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Brown
Reimark Pollice
Rber
Vi Jan
Fai
Edoburgh
Ting
Bown
RAF
Edinburgh
R.A.F
England
Controlled democracy in Pakistan with Mirza in command
President Mirza in Karachi described Pakistan as practicing controlled democracy with himself in the driver seat. Martial law would be short, following dismissal of central and provincial governments and abolition of political parties to end a cabinet crisis. All press censorship ended yesterday.
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Karachi
Reuter
Mirza
Pakistan
Space Ship Plan Aims for Moon Landing and Return
United Press International reports from London that British scientists work on an unmanned lunar laboratory rocket called MIGRANT to orbit the moon and return for data. The piece notes Soviet plans for moon missions and US advances with the X-15 and a moon rocket launch last Saturday.
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United Press International
London
Moon
Nixon
Russia
Ayub Khan Addresses Karachi Press Conference
General Mohammad Ayub Khan, Pakistan's Supreme Commander and Chief Martial Law Administrator, speaks to reporters in Karachi on October 10. Present are Deputy Chief Administrator Aziz Abed, Secretary-General General Khan, and Information Ministry secretary R. A. Mahamadi. Back row figures include Brigadier Peerzada and Major General Yahya.
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Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Karachi
S. To
Aziz Abed
Mohammad
Ayub Khan
R. A. Mahamadi
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
G. M
Peerzada
D.M.Q
A. Hamid Khan
Reds arrest witnesses in New York religion case
Communist China has arrested Wu Bintong Stanley Ernest Jones and Harold George King on charges of running an American counter revolutionary organization under the cloak of religious activities. They are Jehovah's Witnesses.
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New York
China
Wu Bintong
Stanley Ernest Jones
Harold George King
Rin
Jehovah's Witnesses
Wages Decision Lets Friday Night Shopping Proceed
The Conversation and Arbitration Commissioner refused changes to shop wage rates for late Friday work. Retailers in small districts welcome no extra penalties though union demands for Saturday loading and 24 hour amenities were rejected. Shop Assistants Union officials criticized the decision and warned new methods may be needed to secure claims.
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Cowaen
Consersation and Arbitration Commissioner
G. A. Findlay
Cowden
A.C.T. Employers’ Association
R. D. Cowden
Condi
Jth
Shop Assistants Union
O'Neill
Priest Arrested in Saclay for Aiding Rebels
French security police report the arrest of a priest and an engineer at the Saclay atomic research center near Paris. They face charges of harboring terrorists and organizing an escape route for rebels.
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Paris
Saclay
Paria
Menzies Case To Answer Tied To Evatt Policy Critique
Australian business leaders including P. J. Self of the NSW Employers Federation and S. C. Harris of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce say Dr. Evatt's policy speech gives Menzies a case to answer. They urge tax relief payroll tax cuts and lower other taxes to spark business and employment growth. They criticize lack of concrete home building plans and call for definite policy on import licences double taxation and company dividends.
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Sydney
Chursaay
N.S.W, Nloyers’ Federation
P. J. Self
Evatt
Menzies
Self
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
S.C. Harris
Sou Ae
Dr. Evatt
Arab Republic in bankruptcy claims shock US report
The Washington correspondent for the New York Post, Lotter, and Reuters cites a State Department study stating that the United Arab Republic regime led by President Nasser is in the worst financial straits since the union. The report characterizes the government as virtually bankrupt and facing severe fiscal pressures.
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Arab Republic
New York
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Washington
New York Post
Lotter
Robert Allen
USAR
Bucw
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Kenneth Gatland
Aspect
Australia
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