Quemoy shelling resumes after cease fire canceled
Communists resume heavy shelling of Quemoy one hour after China cancels its cease-fire. Peng Teh tua accuses US ships near Quemoy and Matin of invalidating the truce. Dulles heads to Taipei for talks as Beijing and Washington probe motives and pledges drift.
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New York
Quemoy
Cone Uing
China
United Press International
Peng Tehtua
U.S
Quemoys
Matin
Marshall
Natooniel
Duiles
London
Taipei
Biks
United Press
Peng
Mr. Dulles
Dr. Yeh
Aitoney
Chiang Kai
Queta
Susg Iyde
Quen Jared
Quenoy
Formosa Strait
Miles Hubbard
Dulles
Ching Kai-shek
Washington
Associated Press
State Department
White
Ofiria
Formosa
Natly
Trade Unions List Black Bans On Building Projects
Report of union actions and a Sunday work ban amid discussions with the Labourers Federation. Notes on bans placed by unions on building sites and the reaction of leaders to the protest. Mention of labor disputes affecting projects.
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Sitcuaion
Plum- I'S
Warsaw Archbishop Reaches Rome for Conclave
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Archbishop of Warsaw, arrived in Rome as the sole cardinal from a Communist country for the Conclave to elect a new pope. The arrival boosts Rome’s cardinal count to 46 with more expected, while absent cardinals Stepinac and Mindszenty remain outside due to political constraints.
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A.ap.reuter
Stefan Wyszynski
Warsaw
Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Mindarenty
Hungary
Wyszynski
Mindszenty
Pius XII
McEwen Praises Motor Exports Amid Global Competition
Australian Minister for Commerce McEwen praised motor exports from Melbourne as the nation competes with longer established manufacturing players. He congratulated General Motors on their 10,000th motor vehicle produced, highlighting progress in porting and global trade.
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McEwen
Melbourne
Australia
General Motore
Olden
Hopes Rise for End to Algerian Rebellion
Paris reports high expectations that the Algerian rebellion may end soon. The French Army in Algeria is delivering knockout blows to remaining resistance centres as General de Gaulle aims to crush active rebel hubs within the next month. The initial lightning strikes began in the Kabylia mountains.
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Paris
Algeria
Retaistance
de Gaulle
Kaby
Soviet Union conducts tenth atomic test north of Arctic circle
Washington reports Russia tested another atomic weapon, described as small yield by the Atomic Energy Commission. It marks the tenth Soviet detonation announced since September 30, with the blast taking place north of the Arctic circle.
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Washington
Russia
U8. Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Ab.c
Arctic Circle
Stanvac Tanker Explosion Near Arabian Sea
The 17,400 ton Stanvac Japan tanker blew up this morning in the Arabian Sea. About 70 crew were aboard including master and chief mate, believed killed. Explosion centered midships. scene lies 160 southwest of Karachi. The Panamanian ship Patricia stands by awaiting a doctor.
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Patricia
Bombay
Disappearance of Russian Refugee Ponomarenko
London reports state that Anatoli Ponomarenko, a 22 year old Russian tank driver who defected to Britain, was smuggled back to the Soviet Union after expressing a wish to return home. The Daily Mail and News Chronicle discuss suspected kidnapping by Soviet agents and questions over voluntary repatriation.
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London
Anatoli Ponomarenko
Britain
Soviet Union
Daily Mail
East Germany
Russia
Prague
Ponomarenko
News Chronicle
Ponomar
Enko
Scotland ‘Yard Special Branch
National Alliance of Russian Solidarity
Fonomarenko
Londorf
AMP Skyscraper Planned for Circular Quay Sydney
Australia to add a 26 storey AMP Society building at Circular Quay in Sydney. G Kelly approves the plan, lifting height to 370 ft over the street. Demolition to start soon with completion expected in 1961. Ground doors open automatically when approached by light beams. Housing about 3,200 workers and promising faster lifts.
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Sydney
Australia
A.M.P. Society
Circular Quay
G. Kelly
Ausalia
Indonesia Calls for West New Guinea Development Role
Indonesian Ambassador Dr Helmi argued Indonesia should participate in developing West New Guinea. He claimed Indonesia has the manpower and capital to help, and noted Dutch costs and lack of indigenous representation in talks. He cited a cable from West Papuan representatives opposing union with Indonesia.
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A. Night
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Netherlands
East Indies
Devel
Hel
Mfesse
Dr. Helmi
New Guinea
Australia
Canberra
Helms
Two Die After Carrington Gas Plant Blast Near Manchester
The Carrington petroleum gas plant blast near Manchester left two dead and 23 injured, with an additional man dying in hospital. Authorities described 6 as gravely injured as rescue efforts continued Monday.
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U.K
Manchester
Carrington
Slx
Gill, Perioun
Hope NATO Talks Aim to Ease Cyprus Tensions
In Nicosia Greek Cypriots seek NATO council progress in Paris to ease island violence. After a weekend of bombings and a curfew in Famagusta, no breakthrough is expected though talks continue. A British soldier was wounded in an ambush as three bombs targeted security vehicles.
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Nicosia
P.reuter
NATO Council
Paris
NATO
Famagusta
Cyprus
Anmy
Tea price cut planned by Retail Traders' Association
Sydney reports the secretary Mr Ford announced a new price for first grade tea effective only after current stocks deplete. Several chain stores in Sydney and suburbs were selling at the new price of 6.
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Sydney
Retail Traders’ Association
Ford
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