Red China 12 Mile Limit Sparks SEATO Deliberations
Washington sources say President Eisenhower has not decided on defending Nationalist islands off Formosa. Dulles briefed SEATO Ambassadors on deterrence measures and potential naval protection as U S forces reinforce in the Western Pacific while observers note Britain may reinforce Hong Kong as a precaution.
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Elliott Breaks Mile Barrier In Perth Race
Australian Herb Elliott ran 3 55.1 in Perth as Britain's Brian Hewson was second and Poland's Zelig Prywal third. Elliott reportedly received an £88,000 two year professional contract offer from promoter Leo Leavitt at White City Stadium. Elliott plans to meet Leavitt on return to Perth later this month.
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U K Considers Limits on Coloured Entry
A 10 Downing Street statement says Britain is examining long standing free entry of migrants from Commonwealth and Colonial countries. Prime Minister Macmillan warns of strict action against racial violence as raids and vandalism spike in London near Notting Hill. Police pledge to uphold peace. 55 people charged, sentences from three months to fines, over 100 arrested since the unrest began.
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Casey Arrives in Holland for Australian Dutch Talks
The Minister for External Affairs Mr. R. G. Casey arrives at Schiphol Amsterdam for a two day visit to the Netherlands. Dutch Foreign Minister Mr. Joseph Luns greets him at the airport. Casey will discuss mutual interests between Australia and the Netherlands in New Guinea during his stay.
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Record Number Of Blood Donors At Albert Hall
A NSW mobile blood bank visit set a record at Albert Hall with 228 donors. Late yesterday some walk ins were turned away as the bank prepared for today with 50 vacancies. Dr Archer praised public response and cooperation as the drive moved from Canberra to Queanbeyan.
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Nasser signals hold on West withdrawal in Jordan talks
Daily Express reports President Nasser likely will insist on British troop withdrawal from Jordan and would push Cairo Radio and Press to halt harassment of King Hussein. If Britain delays, Nasser may reopen anti British broadcasts and refuse to re establish diplomatic ties. Reuter notes Hammarskjold met Egyptian FM Fawzi for three hours amid peace mission.
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Cod War tensions rise as Iceland and Britain clash
Iceland and Britain remain at odds over fishing limits as 24 trawlers fish within the disputed area. Iceland demands the Northern Foam be returned while nine Icelanders aboard the protection frigate await resolution. Britain rejects protest and calls for negotiations ahead of NATO council sessions.
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Electronics To Calculate Public Service Pay In Canberra
An advanced electronic calculating machine will be used in Canberra to compute Public Service fortnightly pay. Following successful preliminary tests last week, the device will handle income tax deductions from salaries at 100 a minute and is expected to cut preparation time by more than half.
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