U S Accepts Talks Offer By Red China Crisis News
The United States signalled readiness to resume talks with Red China in Poland as a form of diplomacy during the Formosa crisis. Ambassador Wang of Red China in Warsaw, and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai issued statements amid tensions with the United States over Formosa and the Quemoy and Matsu islands. China mobilised 600 million people, with naval activity reported near Amoy and the Quemoy area. Nationalist forces in Formosa prepared for a possible amphibious exercise near Fanglise Beach as the crisis escalated.
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Cusack Wins Round Australia Car Trial Update
Cusack in car 48 with navigator Pat Lawless led the Round Australia event, finishing strong as Volkswagen teams dominated. Notable results included Eddie Perkins and Artur us in car 2, with a crowd of 65 000 watching at Albert Park. The overseas award went to Maitland’s Ian Tabman driving car 71, while Myra Lenaghan earned the most successful woman crew accolade.
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Cars Attract Keen Interest In Canberra
In Canberra on Saturday a large crowd watched Mobilgas trial cars check into the control and parade past Freebody’s stage. Greg Cusack drew interest though not a Whelen winner. The first car arrived after 7.20 pm and the last exited about 8.00 pm. Some enthusiasts traveled to Melbourne by a alternate route after Albert Parks.
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Former French leader opposed to De Gaulle referendum
Left wing radical Pierre Menes-France and three former French premiers will vote against General De Gaulle's new Constitution in the referendum this month in Paris.
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Soviet Rockets Near Australia Reveal Antarctic Ops
A Moscow report details Soviet Antarctic operations abroad near Australia. Rockets of the Metea type reached high altitudes to study atmospheric conditions as ships mapped coastlines, with launches near the Ross Sea and off New Zealand and Australia. The article notes plans tied to the International Geophysical Year and mentions a newly identified island near Antarctica named Bezymyannyy, or Namelevs.
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SEATO Influenced Peace Confirmed by Sir Philip McBride
Acting External Affairs Minister Sir Philip McBride praised SEATO for preserving peace and stability in Southeast Asia while noting ongoing challenges from internal subversion. He cited Australia’s pledge to contribute 2,000,000 pounds to Asian defence.
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Greece to oppose Britain's Cyprus partnership plan
Greek Prime Minister Karamantis announced that Greece will mobilize all political and diplomatic means with allies to oppose Britain's unilateral Cyprus partnership plan. He criticized Britain for past mistakes and warned Britain would bear sole responsibility for consequences.
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Tunisia Morocco Join Arab League in Historic Move
Tunisia and Morocco join the Arab League as observers, signaling rapprochement with the United Arab front from Atlantic to Persian Gulf. The move strengthens Algerian liberation forces and aligns regional powers, while Iraqi talks with Nasser in Cairo address regional issues without pledging coalition.
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Soviet Presidium Drops Bulganin as Party Leader
Radio Moscow announced Bulganin was removed from the Soviet Communist Party Presidium. The broadcast also said the 21st Congress would open January 27, 1939, and that Bulganin’s removal and congress date were stated at a central committee meeting of the Communist Party.
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Assassination Attempt Fails on Lebanese Prime Minister
Unsuccessful attempt occurred last night as two jeeps approached the prime minister's route but no security forces were harmed. A land mine blast near the convoy was thwarted just before the leader's car and accompanying vehicle passed the same area.
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Britain tests Black Knight at Woomera range
Britain's first space rocket the Black Knight was fired from Woomera Rocket Range. The 50 foot intermediate range missile, developed with the Australian Department of Supply, reportedly reached 300 to 400 miles. Recovery plans and new telemetry techniques were described by Mr Townley and Dr George Gardner.
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