Soviet backs red claims to Formosa
Moscow sources report Pravda endorses Chinese unity and pledges Soviet aid to the Beijing regime if Formosa is threatened. News wires note heightened tensions as Nationalists shell Quemoy and U.S. forces reinforce the region with carriers and planes. Washington officials fear Communist provocation aims at dragging the United States into a Far East war.
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United States Air Force Aaid
Washington
Seventh Fleet
York
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China
Associated Press
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Mr. Dulles
Formosa Straits
French Cabinet Tightens Security Grip Amid Terrorism
In the past week four police and two soldiers have died as France faces a wave of attacks. Prime Minister Jacques Boustell announced ministers approved further measures and increased funding to Emile Pelletier to bolster security. Troops guard police and critical sites across the country while a burning tanker at the Brasseilles depot signals ongoing sabotage efforts. A thwarted petrol depot attack near Port Saint Louis du Rhone ended with two assailants escaping.
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du Paria
Hun
Jacques Boustell
Iewures
Emile Pelletier
Ming
France
Tne
71 Die in Coal Mine Disaster in Warsaw Area
AAP Reuter report states 71 miners perished in a coal mine disaster near Warsaw. The tally followed a Friday fire ravaging sections of the mine with rescue teams recovering bodies yesterday.
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Warsaw
Tauraday
Russia Open to West Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced willingness to join talks with the United States and Britain on a universal end to nuclear testing. President Eisenhower welcomed the move as a potential step, while Britain’s Foreign Office urged careful consideration of Western interests amid accusations of Western power politics.
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Unio
Trawler Captain Fined By Iceland Court Over Bay Violation
The Reykjavik Maritime Court fined Captain Harrison £1600 and ordered confiscation of his tackle and catch plus costs. He appealed to the Supreme Court after admitting to a bay four miles inside the limit with fog and radar blamed. About 100 British trawlers were ordered into three havens as Iceland extends fishing limits by eight miles. Four British naval protection vessels will monitor the area. Denmark and the U.S. have intervened, calling for NATO talks and urging restraint.
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Harrison
Supreme Court
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Thia Ta
4000 Ton Vessel Adrift Off Queensland Coast
A 4000 ton island vessel named Soochow drifts near North Bollary Island about 25 miles south of Brisbane. Crew of around 60 plus 23 passengers. Sister ship Mumgn ing speeds from Brisbane to assist. Managing Director M Speyer says no message of danger. engines being repaired with no time given for completion.
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Soochow
North Bollary Island
Brisbane
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Pansengr Hly
Dant Moresby
Bwire and Yur Pty. Ltd
M. Speyer
Seriog
Finnish Presidium Member Sunaay Moscow Visit
The Finnish Ox yaade Party former member Otto Kauinene rere bar of the Soviet monist Party Presidium travelled to Moscow with a Russian Communist delegation to urge the Alaniska Party to withdraw its visa application for Mr. Kuusinen. The move, reportedly approved by the Finnish Government, followed discussions in Moscow.
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En Lemarorad
Ox Yaade
Ye Ha Waa
Ie Alaniska Party
Ety
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Ee Up Emos
Wuseiang
Kuusinen
Taas
Police Investigate Claims Of Broken Leg Held In Central
Frank Ray a 35 year old carpenter from Bondi says police ignored his broken leg after arresting him at a Greek club on Castlereagh Street. He alleges he was left in Central police cells for hours without medical attention before an ambulance took him to Sydney Hospital. An inquiry into his allegations was begun by the Commissioner of Police and is currently incomplete.
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Frank Ray
Prince of Wales Hospital
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Neer & Vine
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City
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Bydney Hospital
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State Inquiry Into Police Action Urged by Opposition
SYDNEY Suny report says state government should order an inquiry into allegations against the Relics. The opposition plans action depending on a statement from Attorney-General R Downing in the Legislative Council. Mrs GertrineMelvilla, MLC, will present a criss delegating before Parliament Tuesday.
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R Downing
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