Subversion on Border Allegations Scrutinized
China accuses the Soviet Union of enticing thousands of Chinese to cross the border and refusing repatriation. The charges appear in the People's Daily and Red Flag, organs of the Chinese Communist Party central committee, which say Soviet leaders drive a new, grave stage in international Communism.
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Russia
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People’s Daily
Red Flag
Central Committee
Communist Movement
China China blasts Soviet moves in 1956 Hungary Polish uprisings
The article cites a New China News Agency report alleging Soviet leaders used organs and personnel in Sinkiang to subvert the Wi region and entice tens of thousands to go to the Soviet Union. It claims Hungary’s 1956 revolt was crushed by a Soviet assault and accuses Moscow of allying with the United States against China.
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New China News Agency
Sai
Sinkiang
China
Soviet Union
Hungary
Krushchev
Peking
United States
Budapest
People’s “Daily
Poznan
French Protest Not Justified Says Sir Garfield Barwick
Australian Attorney General Sir Garfield Barwick rejected French protests over France plans to test nuclear weapons in the Pacific. He argued that Australia’s stance is universal and that the French government misread regional concern. New Zealand and Chile voiced similar unease while backing a universal test ban.
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Pacific
Garfield Barwick
Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
Chile
Peru
South Pacific
France
Garfield
Calwell
Wellington
Keith Holyoake
Santiago
Foreign Ministry
Associated Press of América
Four More Pedestrian Crossings Suggested in Canberra
The Canberra chamber seeks four new crossings at London Circuit, Petrie Street near the Mall, and Bunda Street near the Mall, plus restoration of a Franklin Street Manuka crossing. NCDC manager R B Lansdown promises early attention and examination by the Traffic Co ordination Committee. The letter notes peak hour congestion in the City business area and suggests options including traffic lights and restricted vehicle flow.
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Canberra
London
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Mall
Bunda Street
Franklin Street
Manuka
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R. B. Lansdown
City
Chamber Seeks Senate Inquiry on Canberra Growth and Planning
The chamber urged a renewed Senate inquiry into Canberra ten years after the last one. It called for reviewing 10 years of growth, the National Capital Development Commission charter, and redevelopment of areas like Northbourne Avenue. It also pressed for local government, land tenure, housing, population projections, strata titles for leaseholds, and the Parliament House site.
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Council of the Chamber
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Senate
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Commission
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Parliament House
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Croats in Australia face travel paper scrutiny amid potential guerrilla links
Immigration officers review Croatian names registered with the department as Belgrade reports claim Croatian nationalists trained as guerrillas in Australia. Melbourne opposition leader Calwell urges a clampdown if evidence shows migrants aiding anti states, while Croat groups are linked to guerrilla training at Wodonga.
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C.M.F
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Victoria
Croatian Liberation Movement
Sydney
Yugoslavia
Australia
Belgrade
Croatian Reolutionary Brotherhood
Melbourne
Calwell
Commonwealth
Hugo Tavain
Police Locate Elopers in Newcastle Three State Search
A three state police search for two 15 year olds who eloped from Brisbane in a £20 car ended in Birmingham Gardens. The boy bought the car and had it registered to a schoolmate. The girl helped withdraw £40 from her bank account. Wallsend police recovered the pair and took them to Newcastle C I B.
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Senate Select Committee
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