United Nations urged as Laos facing emergency crisis
The Security Council convened to consider an emergency force for Laos amid a siege of Sam Neua. US and allies link Hanoi Pekin to Laos fighting and seek international action. Laos declares a state of emergency granting the army police powers while SEATO advisers plan Bangkok talks.
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Peking
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US State Department
Pekin
Viet Nam
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France U S In Accord On Main Issues
Paris reports a complete identity of views between Eisenhower and De Gaulle after talks last week. They agreed on Berlin and Germany, strengthening Western Europe and the Atlantic Alliance, with France to maintain nuclear capability until general disarmament succeeds. De Gaulle called the meeting wonderful and hoped to visit Washington soon.
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Germany
Europe
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Washington
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Talks at Chequers Enduring Yet Wryly Reserved
Mr Casey and Prime Minister Macmillan with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd held talks at Chequers lasting into the early hours. Casey described the discussions as useful and covering current emotional subjects. He then returned to London and saw his wife off to Scotland. Lloyd dismissed a Moscow radio report as propaganda.
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Ming
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Laos
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Ruhr Coal Crisis Protests Mount in West Germany
Thousands of West German miners protested in Bochum Gladbeck and Hamm against government measures over the coal crisis. About 59,000 miners have been dismissed since 1958 and coal stocks exceed 16 million tons.
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Ruhr
Bochum
Gladbeck
Hamm
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Casey greets De Gaulle at Elysee for lunch in Paris
Australian Minister for External Affairs Mr Casey and his wife arrive at the Elysee Palace in Paris to dine with President Charles De Gaulle and Madame De Gaulle. The official party pays 3 short official visas.
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Elysee Palace
Paris
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Casey
London Spy Ring Reported
In London the Sunday paper disclosed a seven man spy ring using import export contacts with Iron Curtain countries as fronts for Communist espionage. Two senior special branch officials finished dossiers on the seven, already known to the aliens department, as part of a vast network of spies in Britain. A 22 year old Polish student Jerzy Bipiesyboweki was deported on May as a minor link.
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London
A.p.reuter
MLL
Iron Curtain
Aliens Department
Britain
Jerzy Bipiesyboweki
Hay
Monocrete Housing in Canberra Draws Widespread Dampness
Minister Freeth reports 963 monocrete houses built in Canberra by August 18 with total cost £3,816,954. Dampness found in over one in three homes prompts a department survey and manufacturers’ joint inquiry with CSIRO and the Commonwealth Experimental Building. Fraser urges urgent remedial action before next winter.
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Department of Works
Fraver
Cs.lr.o
Commonwealth Experimental
General Kuter Warns on Asian Communist Expansion
General Kuter told the annual Air Force convention that 10 000 planes across China North Korea and Soviet Siberia were under Moscow control and could threaten Southeast Asia. He urged vigilance as Communists seek to push America from the Far East, with Laos as a current flashpoint and Formosa Strait tensions possible.
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Laos
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South- East Asia Treaty Organisation
United Nations
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West German unemployment drops to postwar low
West Germany reports unemployment at 1 percent of the workforce, the lowest since 1945. Official figures indicate a sharp decline signaling improving postwar economic conditions.
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Nuremburg
AAP Reuter
West Germany
Slave ring uncovered in Sydney involving Chinese migrants
Detectives say they smashed a Chinese slave ring operating in Sydney. In recent weeks 17 illegal Chinese immigrants were deported, including three Taiyuan liner survivors linked to five migrants brought to Sydney last June. Bodies of two migrants floated in harbour, police clamp down in Chinatown.
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